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Arizona republican., 1902-01-02
POINTS ABOUT PEOPLE.

Brigadier General Bell, commander of northern Luzon. has issued an order making the purchase or drinking Of ''vino," a Filipino beverage. by soldiers and civilian employees a military of fense.
 Among the historians of the world the name of Prof Mommsen will al- ways have an abiding place by reason of the enormous amount of accurate work he has done in the course of his long life. He was S4 years old on No vember 30. It is more than fifty years since he was appointed professor of jurisprudence at Leipzig. and at the universities of Zurich and Breslau he held professorial chairs until 1858, when he went to Berlin as professor of ancient history. He was at one time d member of the chamber of deputies of Prussia.
 Gardiner M. Lane. class of 'S1, has made gift to the Harvard corpora ton that will enable the classical de- partment to invite eminent European scholars to lecture at the university on subjects connected with Greek and Latin literature.
 H. II. Rogers has spent millions of dollars and much of his time in inn proving and decora ting his home town of F'airhaVen. Mass. as he might beau tify his own home. He has already given to the town a library. water works. drainage system, town hall, schools and a church.
 Father Ignatius, who has been wag ing ecclesiastical war against the new bishop of Worcester, England. and is well known in the United States, is now GA years old. "Ignatius O. s. B. MOnk,' as he signs himself. is certainly the most picturesque figure in the Church of England today. and whether on the mission platform or that of the church congress, always creates sym pathy and even enthusiasm by the vigOr and eloquence of his utterances. His services are attended chiefly by men, but in London, at any rate, wo- men are equally attracted by them. His monastery in the recesses of the Welsh hills is a very beautiful place, and those who. have visited it describe it as an ideal refuge from the worries of the world.
Arizona republican., 1902-01-02
AN ATRoCIoUs CRIME
Particulars of Murder of Geo. Astor
 and Cam Benningfeld

George Aston and Cam Benningfield were foully murdered at the latter's saloon in Miller's canyon. in the Hua- chuca mountains, on Sunday night. Meager reports of the incident have been previously received here, but papers arriving from the southern part of the territory yesterG4N give fuller particulars.
 Aston and Benhingfield had been out for hunt, and returned to the saloon about supper time. As they stepped in a Mexican. named Juan Hernandez, fired siX-shooter through the roof. Benningfield told him to stop such conduct, as he could not allow it in his place. He then shot Benningfield through the lungs and later with a shotgun shot him in the head as he lay on the floor, the man dying after six hours. In the meantime Aston tried to interfere and was shot through the head by another Mexican. The bar keeper grabbed q rifle and shot, wound ing the man who had killed Aston.
 The two MeXicans then retired. and being joined by another. made their escape. Five MeXicans were later ar rested by the rangers and jailed at Naco, and a hanging bee was immi- nent at last report, though better judgment doubtless prevailed.
Arizona republican., 1902-01-02

to buy for me.-Detroit Free Press
 "1s it customary to hang up one stockin' or de intiah pair on Christmas EVe?" said MT. Erastus Pinkley. Only jes' one" answered Miss Miami Brown. If you hangs on to de mate you ism takin' so many chances on somebody's s he'pin' hissef to footwear, 'stid O leavfn' presents ts-"-Washington Star.
 Jack Potts-My wife always com plains about my losses at poker
 Bob FluSh-But isn't she correspond ingly glad over your winnings?
 Jack Potts-I suppose she would be if l should tell her of them.-Philadel- phia Press.
 Mrs. MalaprOp-That's young MT. Jenkins. Hes engaged to be married you know.
 Mrs. Gabble-Indeed? And is that the young woman with him now?
 Mrs. Malaprop-Yes. that's his tiasco Philadelphia Record.
Arizona republican., 1902-01-02
REAL WIT AT CARNEGIE FEAST.

Andrew Carnegie: I never thought i'd be president of this society for three times. When you Mir mayor elect, get to be president of the United States. which is not at all unlikely. pray you will not serve more than two terms; 1t might embarrass you.
 "I want you all to remember this you can not all succeed in dying poor Some of you Scotchmen will persist in leaving something behind you.
 Tonight we're as Hieland as whis- ky and as lowland as haggis.
 It's like the higher criticism said an old woman who believed in it. Now, take the doctrine of total deprav- ity-it's as guid as onny O them if you ouly live up to it
 Rev. Dr. Lorrimer: II wonder why so many of you leave the Land of Cakes if you love it so we'll As the old Scotchman said: If ye all went back. it wud be a bra thing for Scotland but what a calamity for the rest of the wurrld,'
 We only leave Scotland so as to give other people a chance to be born there"
 Mark Twain: Its like the old wom- an who wrote of her great distress First Mary died, and then the callant the shepherd dog. Then husband died, and at last the COW. but I got 15 shillings out of her hide
 This reminds me of the schoolboy who said: A lie is an abomination in
Arizona republican., 1902-01-02
NEW QUARANTINE ORDER
Agricultural Department Prohibits
 Admission of Sonora Cattle.

Dr. J. c. Norton, territorial veterin arian, returned yesterday morning from a weeks tour through Cochise county on sanitary business. He reports some thing in the way of news that is ex- ceedingly important to the livestock in terests of the territory. if not pleasur ably interesting. That Is that the Unit ed States department of agriculture has issued an order prohibiting the ad mission into the United States of cattle from Sonora, the order going into effect today.
 The quarantine is made against no other of the Mexican states than So- nora. The importance of the matter to Arizona stocllmen lies in the fact that many of them, as well as stock dealers in other parts. have contracted for large herds of Sonora cattle to be de- livered within the next few weeks or months. The going into effect of this order may very materially interfere with their previously made plans.
Arizona republican., 1902-01-02
REFLECTIONS OF A BACHELOR

Unless man is an actor or a con- sressmen the only time he ever gets flowers in his life is after it.
 A woman can laugh at a story she doesn't understand as easily as she can praise another woman's gown that she thinks is sight.
 When a married woman gets inter-
Arizona republican., 1902-01-02
one suffering with Cafarrh, as my cure is complete.


 one suffering with catarrh, as my cure is complete.
 Hon.B. B. Doviner, Congr from West Virginia, in letter from Wash ington, D. c. to The Peruna Medicine Co.,, says the following of their catarrh remedy, Peruna:
 "I join with my colleagues in the House of Representatives in recon mending your excellent remedy, Pe- runa, as good tonic and also an effect i've cure for catarrh.''
 Mrs. Mary c. Fentress writes from Paradise, Tex, the following: "I think can say that your good advice and medicine has cured me of chronic ca tarrh. have had no pains in my head since I have taken Peruna. l have been in bad health ever since '59, and have taken good many medicines which were only of temporary relief. Peruna is the catarrh cure. The Peruna stopped my catarrh of the head so that it did not become chronic, and I am very thankful for Dr. Hartman's advice and medicine"
 Peruna is a specific for all catarrhal diseases. It acts quickly and bene-, ficially upon the infiamed mucous mem brane thus removing the cause of catarrh.
 Catarrh is catarrh wherever located. Catarrh is essentially the same every where. The remedy that will cure ca tarrh in one situation will cure it in all situations.
 Address The Peruna Medicine Co.,, Co. lumbus, Ohio, for a free book.
Arizona republican., 1902-01-02

was q little heather.
 Aunt Jane-How dreadful, Aren't you sorry
 Little Jimmie-No. not if they buy me Christmas present with the money that's in the missionary box Brooklyn Life.
Arizona republican., 1902-01-02

"Raynor," said Shine, as he pocketed the money he had borrowed and gave his note for the amount. you may think I am superstitius, but when I signed my name to that l. O. |. had a vivid presentiment Of coming trou- ble-''
 Don't jet that bother you old boy"
Arizona republican., 1902-01-02

replied Raynor.
 ''I won't. if you say sO.'' rejoined the other, with alacrity. "The present. nent was that I'd have to pay you some day.''-Chicag Tribune.
Arizona republican., 1902-01-02

My dear" said the poet sternly. I've just sold a love song, but
 But what?''
 oh. nothing. I was just about to say that I wouldn't buy bacon or greens or self-rising flour with the money: but-you know best.'-Atlanta Constitution.
Arizona republican., 1902-01-02
HUMOR OF THE DAY.

My boy" said the proud mother, never uses slang.
 Dear me-" returned the sympathetic neighbor, what seems to be the mat ter with him? Nothing serious, l hope. e.''-Chicago Post.
Arizona republican., 1902-01-02

IL is not so long since William J. Bryan predicted that the republican party in power corn would be selling for ten cents bushel. But TOW that the republican party is in power, shred ded cornstalks are selling for an equivalent price in some places.
Arizona republican., 1902-01-02

ested in some other man she calls it irritation; when her husband does the same thing with some other woman she calls it being false.
Arizona republican., 1902-01-02

such he will make prompt and careful answer without charge. .
 Hon.J. F. Crooker of Buffalo, N. Y. who was for years Superintendent of Schools at Buffalo, in letter dated Oc- tober l6, writes:
 "I have been a sufferer from ca-
Arizona republican., 1902-01-02

You should love your neighbor as yourself
 .'Of course; but there are times when q fellow is considerably disgusted with himself. ."-Chicago Post.
Arizona republican., 1902-01-02

The great multitude take this remedy without any other ad vice than the direc tions to be found upon the bottle and in
Arizona republican., 1902-01-02

Some men fear death. They are called towards Others fear the word 'cow- ards" They are called heroes.-Life.
Arizona republican., 1902-01-02

2 many
 remedies, " q S induced by q friend to take
 Peruna. he re s uit S have been highly Saf- is fac cfOry. / take pleasure in recommending RernOQ fO anV
Arizona republican., 1902-01-02

HAUNTED STATES MARSHAL MATTHEWS, OF MISSISSIPPI.
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  claim, thsf 7 will no mo medicine.''
  the however with D
Arizona republican., 1902-01-02

odd change make dollars We with after It's big business
 after and to have if legitimate fair, honest weather before stocks We Caicos which Summer You
Arizona republican., 1902-01-02
'Om Every Point of View.

al pOk @ d mp modern has sour p so m W fires new ghh
Arizona republican., 1902-01-02

dealing will considered willing know
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-10-28
ORDINANCE NO. 25.

An ordinance Co Amcld Ordinance NuuaUl
 Twcnty..wo. Entitled 'Au Ordinance .. Lf
 tabIish a School u.trict uui fr.N.' ilf
 Che Management uf Cue Public schools ana
 other LiEe Purposes ilr SAlgaaF, Alaska
 Passed and Approved October %, s0l Bent oriaiucI by Che Common Council Q. hc
 city of SkHgway, AIu-su.
 section !. That section three, Of Cri.ulIC' number twenty two, entitled An nr.IHt. y' in establish a school district and uruNi. lH- .hr mHuagcmcut oi th1 public schools aud ...rr uke purp scs i0r skagwuy. Alaska. 0t, and iaa same is hereby repealed.
 Sec. 2 That -lcf.Uu Uvt U' sH.i .r..uu"U. N.. and Che same is hereby amended tu rcII u. iu.. lows.
 sec.5 The city C'crk,Hl'l raw a.l vHrr1n's on Che school fuud, hereinafter r-'t ..UI. .uI shall aecp a strict account W..U I'r IrU.H.r U. said ,choo. iuui. chlrg'. g y.u If.sgvr tla aIl moneys received hy U.w .r'u HuN .l.r..l 70 account oi said -Cb0'. iuul. suIr. N.tuF ..u With aIi warrant, drawn against -y.H'. fund; and uc shall make month uNeN statement t1 One Common l"ur,. Hi. .N n- ciHI condition uf -l.l school lau and ... " .I. uurpusC any money ut ...a sUH".. ..tl '.r beeu raiI ,Ircs fre HuUel.ue month,
 See. 4 lh.s .IIH."Uc r... H., oc Iu force from and after D. r....".r a.- .H. prOvll l"sr VI. .'..t President of r. Common D.... HuI .N U.-
 ci1 NlyurUtfa. l.tN ui r..- .l. A..sI.
 pa.sad August n. l'-
 N. S. NcKcau, ,lly ,l.rs rua '......
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ORDINANCE NO. a6.

An Ordinance to Amend O-d'uHncc NuuH
 Twenty one EuuucI "Nu OulnH.c. "
 Purpose Cf RtItiIg Revenue iOr tN' l.H
 SkagWuy, District ui A1ss1i lf
 and General rHXlti0u oI Scal and iti.'..
 Property. posscs>url Rights 9nl .N'.
 mcuts' Ptssgl and App Iruf,d Au-H.. .-i .'t Be Co ordained by Che Common DonHr..u. One
 city uf Skagwuy.
 section l. That sections number nineteen, thirty-three thirty four t1ift'-U'o nHi igll dx. oi ordinance number tNenU one, tuAued 'Au oidlnaucC ilr Che punusc u. rtIstt ttN cuuC for Che city oi SksgWHN, District pi f.nsA1 by assesSmcnt aud ggncrI ttNHu'n or ni' 9h . personal prupcity, poscs.'Il Ils.h Nl ~. proycmcn'',' be aud 'ae same aie A'''.l 't Sec.2 Thatsect.ou thirty ot ,aId ordinance 1- and thc same Is hereby amended i1 rc.N Hs loliows; Soct.u "a. on thc hisi ugi 'i Af.a taxes shall become delinquent and shall nca Il. trrcst thereafter uutI pH.dt tt One IIir %. r.sht per cCuium per tnuul1.
 See O. rlat scc Uu number ml.N"ct. .N or ssid ordinance be and One samo is hereby amended Co rcHd ss follows nttNlH .E.t. seven. This ordinance shall lAt O.D.. 'I.A IN lu force and cdcct from and tilcl .H lh. i.ir approval and publication and shall nc pub Irn. some newspaper of general circaiaii0n 'i lAt city of Skugway.
 sc,. A That ail penalties .mr9s.1 ,n. ihc uou.f faymcnt of delinquent taN,. ulN r'. N 1 iug unpaid In Che city ul ssHEW.y lt .I ile same nro hereby rCmlrCd, and iHr Dt.. I.... urcr Is hereby authorized iU receive and tu .Hai such delinquent uN~s, less such trut.', bug with Che addition oi eight Itr crlluI iui'f-'t per anuum from Che date Oi ouch dt.uVu until paid.
 sec. b ThNurdiuHuCc shall tuAc cltci Hu- ne ln ilrcc from and after 10, passage and pl .fa. by Che President Of Che Common N'nh.I. '.A cXo.hclo Mayor oi Che city oi 9AusWIl,
 Passed by che Common Council uf tlc C..F d. Ska-way. Alaska. tlIs Srb day ui 9eptuH u.. Attest WIS Nckctu,
 Clerk and CIly Auditor larl IuhU NCHu'h. President Oi Che Common lUUutII ana NN |".. cIo Mayor of Che city of ~sTEWHL Au.s..
 Approved this ssh day Oi september, lA-
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AlLItHna. entry under r.I.."N a... -. ... ...-
 ylscI S,atltes 70. Doe lUl.HI states.
 Land U.ue.
 fuuCHu AH.... Sept. .. .... t Robert smith, Ui prlau.a Hr..r h..s.', as assignee O. William Aa.n"t.. ... f1 tHe benefits uf section ... .I. .... ~lamtUs q. Llc United -..,H-. lu..' ..... .- al Iauds t0 s0ldier and sI.'.r who ...... m ,he var of Che rebellion t0 hcg.N lU.. ..H. Ger United States survey Nl. I.I n, r.. .. the soutlcrly shore of Pyramid hIf.0- '... Inlet, and more particularly at.lNut. .. .'. lowe tD Wit.
 EeginnIug at cor. No. 2. granite h.. .cr, whence U S. initial mon. N1 ! bean. \ .. .. H.s. 90 mln. E llj2t chs. dist Iu.uc. along shore O. ,uId harbor at hiED Wu.Ur Uu.ss , r deg. au min E LOO chs. b. deg ID ppm. I 350 chs. Co cor No.2. Thence $ Do lag ia r.u W lluO chs tOCor. No. |. Thence W |. utt. min. " lsi. chs Co cUr. Nn q. IIe|ct |. leE. % r.iu. 70 U cds. iu cor. !. I.HuC. r '. les. lf u II. h. .O chs % cor. Nu. .. IHUuCU W deg a nig I5 lIchs t1 cor NH li tlu r.U"y 1f begiuu.ur on siriIg ti li ncr.s. Magnetic variation Itl Q nhu. E.
 As add tunal Co his orIg.unI homestead Uu Che w E Oi NV and NV or HW .lo. 70, Tp. S2. R. which De culergd Ot...y. !" 1872. at Falb -L CtJlx, Wis.,, per homestead No Ny pos,ohee address is Pymmd Hsltar Alaska. ROBERT 9Mllh.
 AssleuCc 0i William NanuCtU 10 is hereby ordered that Che foregoing notice be published in thc Daily AI1ska1. u da..y newspaper published a. skagWay A.mAr, 'or tho ian 'perird Oi GO drya, ,GIi UCH.T. a.r being hereby dcsgnHtCd us tur one published nearest .he above lands. JOhNW. DUDLEY.
 Register.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-10-28
ORDINANCE No. er
An o.alaauoe ll'a.ns a Seal t.o..s o'

An O.diuauce AlHg us s,. .... ui sksgWuy. Be it ordained by .r. C.uH.. -r.r... ..e c.IyUi SSH.uaE, u......t ...... Sc .. l..t .I. ...I q. ..... n. u. AuHNul' ..H -IH'.. . -s.rHtg. h.r-s". r.... .u...r. IoJ ot He pIst a. -,a-N... .. Lgrlu. uI.4 NiHgl4u u One ..,.....rl. uu -...I HU ..e .U.a ..... -... ..... .... ... .-U .Hs. .H. ...... u..r H" .-..I t.. f.e .. dune --. .. t.,a..t ... gl.t U. ~aHEWalr U.. ..... ..... Il. .u r.H ..l.u. t. ........ ..
 -a". L..r H#e... ....H"I Il. tHI. ..ua... .e and tI..... .- ... -.i a.'t- -rrFH.a.- --Hl .. ..e ..t -. ll.aH.
 s-c.5 Tho. o-..vu.e .... aud tc .u iJrct .s.u and ui... .. Ft,,cI .ad a1pro.,i ..-' ... ... 1cr .Ha ... ..r Prg seutot 'He Common .n..... ... .Nt.- c.J Mayor Di fr. City %. -a.sW. !. A... Attest. w. ~. NChU.ui
 l.uA UlU Dl.g lu......
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-10-28
SUMMONS NO. I6s.

To the United States District Court for
 the District of Alaska. o.y's.0u No. l..
 uighie French, plaintiff, vs. George w. French, defendant.
 To George W. French rcC-,lu-
 Iu the name of che United -t.-r. oi America, you are her, ay commando. % be and appear in che above entitled c urL holden at >E1gwoy I1 said |.r.- sion of said Dist..cr a1o answer lll complaint G,yIaga'Hst you iu Che above entitled action within thirty dave Iron che date Of the service O, tlIs summons and a copy Of said complaint upon you and if you fail co appear and answer for want thereof the D a.nHd Ni.| apply co che court for lhg relief demanded .1 said complaint. a copy oi which Is served herewith.
 The object Oftbj- Ug..0. !. ou.o.sC a decree Of d.vOrca a-ail.t .a. Ie...t- ant auI il favor oi 'Es p...l.. ...s.". md a dis,O.u.ilu .f "a YI.. .r mony existing bctHc-- u..YH. ... iendant upon Jhn grunn .l ..-.f. . and % have p.aiu.il restore. n. r maiden name, t0-vit, U.-H. k...
 Aud you. ;rr Uuita 5H.- ....... uf Division NO. ], uI -..a ....s... .. Alaska. og auy deputy, arg ....-. .gu. rcd Co mae a service O. .a.s u aOus urOu tLe ,alj defendant .s D l.u reQuired and you will make due re.a.. thereof % ;he c..rS of lly count within .Or.y days from Inc cate Of che delivery tO you with an iudorscmgut tH.rc1u Q. yolr doiug- in the premise In witness whereof ! have hg.ulu. set my hlnd aud affixed tig ai tl above entitled lOurt this 18th day O. ! October, 1902. W. J. HIIs. Order of public ton Of sguual- en. tered Oct. II, 1902,
 John r. Dillon. Attorney for Pl.utiI,
 Skggway. Alaska
 Date Of first publication, Oc,, I'd. l Date of last notification. Nov. 2r.
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aau. ... :. II. l.l- NI e..|liN iA f'-N~ ''. th- Erc.--e- mine, wiII leave for Taku a-m o1 tt- ,- .a totlv.
 70
 H.r. r.- m. 'b- Dawson trader and m-.rut arrived on ,he train Inst night sn -u.s O Che South. Re Is at the Dewey
 Gr.-.ssE r.yIrr. who WIS io, several vss-s .5 rested win ,he Ki1ni.ks Trad r- company. -iysI on ihs train last u..r. H-ess t-.m here Co Tlcoma' Co wh... eI .. h- was preceded by Mrs. D..- sever weeks ago. MT TavIcr i. UH. -.....t. D ws in Februiry Co ts- ? s-~- la ..s. .r vi;h the White Pass S N....
 JD s ... , D.s-sa business mn, MS .a valentine ,r-u last night.
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 x G.T...-. -.-,-- of .ts V.-t.t ?, Is Jt The E... . N.-.. hotel.
 JAG. .ss.. ,-- D .asla 1. .rs-.nlr, er .s. .e .s-.-.7 las. nigh, .c.m p-v- s.-. al.,a.t.- ...l A,sau-.
 r.. N.-.- H.1s-7, vh, a 8 te em- ...s. v. kaufman B-s s.n-s s. s--.. .rs- .,.--.s5 lps,.i O wi b thsB N a-urr. ys. Sr. vi,i 5.E.n in her r-. 1....,. rsN. week.
 I.. r.rE -t Irving X c ooor, Seattle, .H -- r.1 .lre.l .a The Humboldt. Rufus G..k,1 ,...l engineer yf D ws.n usr.,5 ,.r,.- m ,h- Humboldt. E.. WHm W1uf-,3 was taken to B.p .veE.s1..l vss's-iiv aftsrnOOn by u. FloelIs Us Is suffering from P.sl sl eyes
 EL Cb lal,s, aD oli time Sk gwlv.r, s--.ysl on The 'r.'o from Che interior G,t n.-st. a. w.ll remain in SkrgVay for s.m- lime snl may go Co Valdez. He Is a. Che Gl-th1tsL
 Drm'I B Olsen. nrm-r.v mlnlgIng owner of ,he DlVsln telephone company wsn, South on th- Humboldt
 -o-
 P5I.t,k NcDonlll, manager Of the N. r.Nr. Co.,, at Grand Forks, took the Hlm57ll, 0 Seattle.
 Mrs Field wife of the manager of the Dlwsl1 Annex wen, South On the Hum- bo.i'.
 c. C.E. Mes purse, of the Cuff5ri SlftOn wert l,h on ,as Humboldt
 Jcs GHs,o, retiring A-c,., chief of the Diu,51 A--I, Ero:hsrhloi, arrived on Che train l.st evening.
 G ". Everest, who had the contract 10 cl.r rHr5It J5Wosits lt V ltez, Is in ts-,ty.
 B.GIs1l who organized the Maccs- b.-s l-E. u Ssgw,y arrived from wl.s.ss on ths train las, night
 aan-
 H.a GU arrived rs' uightIrm White h.--
 IHs ts-. lrch. Che bes, b,sr the best zen. t-,' .vr.vfh'rg at the Seat re. .r r..ms. 1Hlv.  V.r. .. .t. s-f th. K'ondi<s ST. c r.-| .a. I B--i-y.S. tl-2s-i rsrrr, -t .rs ID from the Skrgway ... Clss.lnt--'>, Ftd sy.-... tr.Hl1re 21.
 AA.l. .ss a; Lpys5u.s.
 f-r.r. e-t c...-s',s5 at Marin Con V..r...r ,..s. to-2}'u Neu m Martin C0nway's rev ,.r--. t0-2s-t 
 N-I G. q The latest fall skirts anC f.r m - suits hove just been received li B..-.r., 27f The --s..rv 5er5erShop lnt baths. lh' Prr,ie.. Cc1lsite B1lri of IT. 'e.
 Spring chicken at the. Pack fraln res taurant.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-10-28
AMUR IN
Cu dian Pacific Steamer
 Makes Port.

The 6 r-dau P'ci6, sJsomsr Amur ar- ,.,-t ttI, morning a; s;}o o'clock, nearly a whole .sv over tue. She had saall .Et- sco md O. sltkS co m il m tier. T.. Am1- Vlll sal some time today.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-10-28

N-H .1s ,f ths latest iall skirts and t.i...m t- suits hove just been received it g..-.-, 27d
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-10-28

Tfet,l.,y 5ar5ershop lnt baths. The .Pr.ragl. Ccc1si,- B0lri of IT. 1e.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-10-28

New u a=.v-MlHIn Conway's rev ,.r--. t0-2S-f
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Fr-r.r.. frt -.'s-s''es at Marlin Con v..r...r ,-.s. i0-23-u
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Spring chicken at ths.Paek rraln res- taurant.
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AAc. a.ss a, L',ysou's.
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THE OLD AND THE NEW

Is handled by me. My store is a clear ing bous. for Cue latest productions Cf tle bcs. makers and also a place where new lii. aud beauty is put into
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-10-28

We carry Fl. 8. G NJ. rcady-to-Wear .ai,or-made uuitA F. H. Clayson e r O.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-10-28

r-.ru.r, rf .5e m from the Skrgwav .... 6 Cls-ilnt--'>, rii;r
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WATCHES, JEwELFY

And other articles out Of order.
 D.a't carry a watch that is inaccurate or discard a piece Of jewelry because it Is broken. My repair department is at your service,
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-10-28

V.y, -- .. six, e-f lh. K.ondi.l- ST. o r.-I s. B--'-v'S. I1-7s-tt
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a.sGG arrived ] .s' uish,lr. m White h.--
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-10-28

IIa ts-' rch. Che bes, beer, the best rs.... t.,' z sv-yih.rg at the Seat r. F f. '"mea 1ulv.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-10-28

W. B.GIs1l who organized the Maccs- b.-s lH-Es .1 SsaEwiy arrived from " -,1.s- o1 tbe train las, night
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-10-28
APPLICATION NO. a5

Additional entry under section a. ..U Rec
 y,scI Statutes O. Doe JIl.I -'.'...
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The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-10-28

u.r. ru m, 'he Dawson trader and m.rrt ry-i on ,hs train Inst night sn -u.e r che South. Re Is at the Dewey
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-10-28

Ct.-.ss D. r.ylrr. who WIS ior several v.s-s .5 --.sI vub ,hs Kl1niIks Trad
 ing company riy-I on ihe train last u.-r. H.css t-.m here Co Tleoma' to wh.a D. $. h- was preceded by Mrs. Tl..- sever weeks ago. Mr. Iavlor UU. -.l..,. Q ws in Febiuiry Co fs- sl-- l.. ..s..r W.,h the White Pass S
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-10-28

MF c-n-ac-r wh1 W g unable to gst rvav unb che rem iots. of those who .sn. r.. 3. r1, ,b. m chIney in place in ,hs Erc.--c- mine, win leave for Taku 1-n 1s tt- tr .iu tcilv.