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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-03-11

fiELAT q R0hh. nis sssond avenue.
mar WANTED
tsA1rLE EMfiDYNENT DFficE~iisiD
wanted Msis ana yrmui~.ef'onk anf help.
% faf hotel fisH cock ami helper fuf
railroad crew. ffa. man ana Nfo faf
rhi.krn ramon hutias man. else porter f1f
hlffi H.ff HnsnlnTH ir fhr fifF f.f gen
sral uIria. hHlspkrrtFfn Hn1 dHf women.
IftIn ln nrf uut city, afefIhitY nf Az
hahan urlrr faU ur HifH SMITH.
opt PIKE hfRE Ef. PHONE. htff
TIEF
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-03-11
wANrAEAL ESTATE
HOUSES lois WANTED.
MANrlS nkNr-linIs,..

WREN AND PLATING
fAcIffc HflailnE Works- f2a6> Ii
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-03-11

QrElS ciTY rMpfDYWENT uHnfsAr.
MaIn fD1. 1854 Thir1 eFruus -fu.h and
rrrund EIfi Fame place naiifssa. s.slH-
NE $40 roam sn1 board. boarding house
taaa 40 found family rsas. 80 HHfh
inE haAnshHelrf. rngntfV. 2 people. a11.
faHHd wsitfrsasF tiaHitserfnai1s. haua~
krrusfs dIshunrhrfr. rnfta rlTs Call
ue ut whsH in AIRED 81 tsF. best place.
rHru
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1902-09-22

tn's &elterbuus. Die &elter ielbft, bic
ben Suit D%oIitdnbtg aug ben Stauben
herauspreBt, III no6 altem @Ditem BON
9olo, mad neuerem pon fompli3irterer
Nrt. Die eine %unierer beigefiigten Mb..
btlbunsen Seist cine alte pfdl5er 9pl3z
felter. Set ben &eltern neueren 9az
tums sefdiebt ods 9re1en in 6olge Der
Srehung oes i%ogendnnten 9aipels,
zines @0pelpertes. Gefeltert piro
naturli9 iebes Sabr, glet9piel pb Elm
iaurer @ein ober Elm gutter Sropfen in
@usfi9t itebt. Nber in einem euten
6erbt, Der freilid bur9f9nittlid nllr
ollie elf Sabre einmal gu erboffen 1T,
berrf9t iiberaa cine gang beionbere
5roblt9feit Bel Der Geie; bes @inaens
unb bes Sdiebens in ben Wetnberqen
TT fein @noe. Nm Mbenbe fiebt man
iiberoa &afeten fteigen, unb nit Meir-
laub befrdn3t geleitet man unter alaez
meinem @efans bas lebte SAB gum
aelterbaus.
Rad beenbeter Gel e tbut bann in ben
NIT Mot eefiinten 5GFern Der @dbrs
ptla fetne S9ulbigfett. Dnr9 ben
tpteoerbolten Nbftih bleibt Der 8obenz
LAP ober nOrufen" auriid, unb es er,t>
ftebt bann Der fdneq beraui9t maz
9enbe n5eberneiBe," bis burb bic fort
gefebte &eaerbebanblung, bic am label
l%ofeiten in ben rieiisen 2aserfeuern Der
WeinsroBbanoluneen erfolgt, iif enbz
lt9 Der hellblinfenbe @beltrant ents
tpidelt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1902-09-22

iu, uifden ibm nit Meinlaub bic Git
lei ob unb uberreiden ibm unter Ser
laguns etnes duf bic 2eie besisliden
Sprndts einen Stroub. On ibm III
Is bann, fi4 bur9 Elm s20isgelb" nit
ben munteren Mdbden abanfinben.
ST nun Der srebe Bottid eefiint,
baRn ipunbert fein Snbalt NIT BEN
seabfabA our psitsren gehanbluns
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1902-09-22

gTbibition." Die i'm Sabre 1900 in
garls goart, 2onbon, aboebalfen
purbe. nirb Die Netp Oorter Mus{telz
lung. II auf breiterer 8afis uno in
grDBerem Mabitabe, Die Nnt6eilnobme
bes fpeibIiden Gef6le9ts an Der
meni6li6en 8%ulturarbeit CUR Sdritels
lung brinsen. Wenn nun aud bic Ser
rem Der S9Dpfung unter ben 8efu9ern
nidt feblsn birften. 10 tperoen fie bod
fonft ni9t ben serineiten 4ntbeil an
Der 8eranftaltung baben. Sunge 9az
men in Nma5onenfoftiimen tperben bic
Mageni9ldge am portale bes Musftelz
lungsgebduDes Dffnen, Gintrittsforten
feilbieten unb als Muffeber unb plabs
antpetfer fungtren. Sin OomensOrz
DIETER tpirb Die Mlufit beiorgen, unb
aud bas iebr rei4baltige unterbals
tungsproeramm pirb onsi9liebli6
BON 5rauen unb Mab9en bur1gefiibrt
tperoen. Sn Der NusiteGung ielbt
tperoen iid alle jene @egenitdnbe pors
ftnben, bic bon 5rauerl ober gum Sc
brande fir 6rauen ansefertigt muir
ben.
Der Mabifon Square @arben tpirb
BUR 3eit Der Musiteuunq iiberaus reid
nit fdDeren Oraperien unb feltenen
trOpif9en pflanaen aussei9miidt Iein,
nno 5abQofe elettrif9e 2i9ter tperben
bes Mbenbs ertrablen. Sie Soften
biirften fid auf $250,Oo0 belaufen,
unb bapon foaen auein $4,000 fir
bic Reproduction elmer StraBe bon
Beneoig berpenbet tperben. Mu6 zine
.Strobe aler Rationen" fpQ erriAtet
tperoen, unb bort tperben BITE 0ertrez
terinnen BON "a peridiebenen 80lfers
faaften in fir hire Hotion 9araf=
teriftii4en 9efddftisuneen gu ieben
fein.
Qu9 Die Mnseb0risen Der dtbiopiz
fhen Haffe fpurben our 8et6eiliguna
an benz eigenartigen unterne6men
beronge5ogen, unb bic groben syortz
l9ritte i'm 8ilbungspefen Der farbigen
5rouen iolen in iberaeugenber Weife
barget6an perben. 8eIonbere 8eads
tung biirfte cine tdslide 3eitune fin
ben. bic in Der SnbuftriesS ettton Der
4usiteaung bon Srauen rsbisirt unb
n%ouitdnoig fertigsefteGt psrbsn fou.
Die @usftenung beginnt am 6. unb
bauert Biz gum 18. Sftober. sic tpirh
unter ben 4ufpi3ien Der .profeifipnal
Momen's 2eague" ps~rantdltet, unb
beren prdfbentin, 5rau Gbpin
&nofples bon Netp gort, bic mir un-
feren 2efern i'm Bible oorfiibren, ftebi
an Der Spise bss i~nterefanten Inter.
ne6mens.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1902-09-22

pfdl5, Elm Sreubenfsit, Bel Dem @.s
fang unb Sang ni9t feblen. 9as
Nerfabren bei Der Weinlele lit 10 aiernz
Iid bas sleide am gabeiu tffb an Der
Tt1ftl, tpie in Der unb an Der
9aarbt, nur Der 3eitpuntt bes geein=
nes tpehielt je na1 Der Gage unb Der
T~raubenfprte. 9ie unb ba finben in
ipeingeiesneten Sabren pobl fhon Gnbe
September einselne Nusle5en ftatt, sez
p0hnIi9 aber ipirb es Ottober, NIT
unter aud NoDember, bebor bic Meinz
lefe beginner fam. @orber berr11te
bic Weinbersfperre, pdbrenb pel9er
fdmmtlide Wese gu ben .Mineerten"
nit Hutben unb 8erbauen sefperrt
perben unb be5ablte WeinbergiAuben
unb Gbrenfdiiben aus Der 8euohnerz
fhaft bic 8etpa1une perIeben. Celblt
Der 8efiBer BARI feine eigenen Weine
berge pdbrenb bieier 3eit ni9t be-
fuhen.
Sinb bic Sroutsn bann reif getlue,
10 beitimmt bas Seibseri9t ben Mn=
fang bes 2efesefddfts, mas Der nit Der
SheIe ailseerifste Ortsbisner in
allen @aHen o%usruft. @s ,tdutet in
ben 9erbft," nennt bcS Der 8beineauer.
Safer, 9raubenmiilien. 2deel, Rel-
tern, 8utten unb Bitten Iinb fhon
borber nadsefehen unb in tdbenofen
Stanb gefest ipprben, unb bic 2efe
fann iebt Beginner. sSn ben olerbeften
2agen peroen auno4it ~fosenannte
mMuslefen" D%Drgenommen, Bel bener
mon nit 9olagabeln nlr Die a[Ierreife
fen 8eeren bon ben ein5slnen Sruuben
pflidt unb bic minOerpertbigen See
rem forgfam ausi9eioet. 8ei Der Sc
fammtlefe nerben bic Srauben nit benz
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1902-09-22
Grmerbenoe grauen.

Die aIaSaeaame Der SramenIisa int Rev
Dorter Waoifon eqaare @arSen.
SIN Neip Yorfer Mabiipn Square
8arben tptrb i'm Oftober B. =. cine
grobe Qusfeluns itattfinben, pelde
bic Sbdtisfeit Der 5rau auf alien Sc
bieten beg tdsliden 2ebens beranidau=
lt4en foQ. NehnIiA Der aWomens
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1902-09-22

Rebsnmsifer ober elmer ~ftarten, fursen
unb f9arfen Sraubenf9eere bonn @tpd
getrennt. Die gelefsnen Erauben tpers
ben tn Butten sefiat unb bur9 bsren
tnmerfort ob unb gu gehenbe SrGger
tn sinen srOberen gottid (Mofts ober
N~oittrbiitte, aud 9erbitbiitte genannt)
gefAiittet, unb banr aund9ff rod piels
fad nit benz Moisriolben (6olaftiide,
BITE tleinen 4ellen 6bnlia feben) aers
fampft ober .gemeftert." @ana ieIten
nar nod finbet man bas .3ertreten I'm
@otti4 bura 2efer. beren 9eine in
groben Stiefeln iteden. Meiit fommi
asgenpGrtig f6on i'm Gutenberg bic
Trcpbenmiible CUR Mnnenbung, bic
elei9 an Drt unb St.ue ben 8eeren
ben eriten Guft entlodt.
9etritt pdbrenb Der 2eie Elm syrems
Der ben Weinberg, 70 fommen fofort
Gin paar flDtte Minserinnen anf tim
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1902-09-22
To einle(e.
Cine arbsitsrei.,s ,las oabei fr66lide
GET in Seuti9lamb.

abiptrrams uns 9emadnas Der @eiaberse.
7as .,ednten in ben &erbh"-@erat5e aas
ginribtnmoen : crisimeaer grauh -,gs,
Dsrtpeiber" mre GoeItranf.
Rein Mderfelb erbeiidt eine 10 ftetise
unb miibfame S~earbeitung pie ber
Gutenberg. Nu6 bic berbitlihe Mein@
leie bringt Irbeit genug BON friib Bis
ipdt, aber lie 1T aud in sintisen Sab
rem, aumal i'm Hbeineou unb in Der
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1902-09-22

Gunb zines &riegsf6ifs
8. On Der &ufte Gald6riens III
tur5lid auf benz Weeresboben Elm altes
fponii6es 8riegsidiff nit mebreren
&anonen, bon oenen bier bas fpanii6s
Mappen unb Die Sabres3abftn 1852
unb 1910 trdsen, aufgefunbsn norben.
Man glaubt, bab bas S9iff fpd6renb
bes frun50iii9@ipaniiden arieges
1701-1714 geiunfen 1T.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1902-09-22

Sn gang unearn fuuroe Der
10. September feitlib beaaneeu als
Der 100. @eoenfta9 Der @eburt bea
maepariiden Batrioten uno 0atios
nalbeloen 8 uomig 9oiiutb,
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1902-09-22

8beumatismus lit in bielem alima
l1mersbafter als irgeno Elm anoeres
2eioen; miro bur6 elmer & 0tmeubs
Nesept Wo. 1851 aebeilt. 6. s.
g mi ot. Qgent, 6ouiton, Teras.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1902-01-17

] Foster clerk election Brown twp.
T Hardy. supplies for poOr.--...-.-
Floyd Weilnsan, labor on bridge
II l. Geef. justice for state VI Burkhart
) Avery. sheriff
+ FS Avery. jail attendance and bal on
board biil....-- .-.-.-....------
January g.
+ s Avery, attendance on court, jill sc
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1902-01-17

The may orality contest in Topeka
has been settled in favor of Parker,
who was counted out by the republi-
cans, and he took charge of the Office.
Monday In the few months that
Hughes has usurped the Office he has
increased salaries and added to the
city debt to the tune of upwards Of
SlO,O 600 The city will have to stand
this and Hughes will be compelled to
refund the salary he has drawn. This
is aging rather high for stolen hon.
OrS
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1902-01-17

The judicial muddle seems to be

The judicial muddle seems to be in
a fair way of being straightened> out.
In the districts where contests are be-
ing made the judges have got together
add agreed on statement of facts to
be presented to the supreme court and
the mattor will probably be deter
mined sometime during next month.
In the meantime the wheels of Justice
will brag. 1t is claimed that q mis-
take has been discovered that NAV
invalidate the bill. We will know all
about it as soon as the court makes
its guess.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1902-01-17

Crude oil is worth about 95 cents
per barrel, it costs about 40 cents to
refine it, and barrel Of the refined
product sells for about So. That's the
reason why Rockefeller has so much
trouble in disposing of his income.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1902-01-17

Report of the Kinsley Schools for
the fourth month, ending Dec. 20, 1901.
Enrolment to date, boys 106, gin Is 137
total 243.
New pupils enrolled, boys 4, girlsO.
total /.
Average daily attendance, boys S3,
girls 1184, total 20l4
No. cases OF corporal punishment,
boys 3, girls 0, total 3.
No. Cases of tardiness, boys 45,
girls 81, total II.
Per cent of attendance 92.S
The Juniors and Seniors made the
best record in attendance, 99.2 per
cent.
Miss Brelsford's g room had the best
attendance below the High School,
"a per cent.
We hope we may have fewer cases
OF tardiness to report next month.
#e d. A. Baugher.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1902-01-17

The G. A. r. post at Abilene has
preferred charges against the state
commander and asked for a court
martial. The charge is drunkenness.
1t is claimed that the old man pre-
sented himself at n post meeting
where he had been invited to install
officers in such condition That be was
unable to of1iciate
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1902-01-17
Te ,chers. Examination

The first quarterly examination for t.sch-
ers' certh ates will. he held at the south
s,he scho house. Sat rdav January y TIN.
Examination egins at son a. m. Persons
tn 9 examination
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1902-01-17

hereby certify that the fore going il u
correct statement of all bills allowed at the
january session, being the CTS and days of
said month, 1902.
II. b. HOFFMAN.
lSEAL] County Clerk.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1902-01-17
Commissioners Proceedings.

The Board of County Commissioners of Ed
wards county, Kansas met in regular ses-
sion January 9TH, 1902 Present: w L. Bur-
cher, j. 2. Woods and j. w Bridges com
missioners, and Albert +. Aderhold, county
clerk.
The following bills were presented and al
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1902-01-17

Report of School Dist. No. IA for
the month ending Jan. 3, 1902.
Total enrolment, 13.
Average daily attendance, IL.
Pupils not absent during month,
Berlie, May and Frank Massey, AL
bert Mitchell and Robert Hawkins.
No. of days taught this month 49,
Ivy Lesley, Teacher.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1902-01-17

H P Ketelson. salary county treasurer
and clerk hire $,55 80
e Dyer, salary equity attorney 49,. I50 W
p A Pearson, salary county physician
and health officer. . 20 a5
y blanchard, salary probate judge. 10 81
NJ Mers en-, salary clerk ID T. .....-.... Ill 81
A Aderhold, Co oclerk & clerk hire. 222 80
l. X Clark, sa airy county Supt. exmr... 2O4 80
K q Fletcher, salary janitor .......... 81 W
S L Manuel, salary county Surveyor. lU4 VI
Manuel, comparing magneti; needle %
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-07-01
". P. WINS
Defeated the Soldiers By a
 Score of 23 to f.

The White Pass nine gave the Soldiers terrific walloplng on the local diamond last Sunda, afternoon. The Soldiers tumbled Che ball Sunday in the most reckless man ner they have ever done. Brubeck pl,chek islr game tut his support was SO poor at times that during the last few Innings he too lost heart and pitched ball not up to his usual standard.
 For seven innings The White Pass shut the Soldllrs out. In the eighth passed balP by second baseman Gaut allowed Crocksr Of the Soldiers to get to third base. Then the Soldiers made three safe hits and before the agony was over four men crossed home plate and the score stood g to q ln favor of the White Pass boys.
 The White Pass bows played hard ball. At the bat they hit safes every time sl- though Biubsck made several strike outs.
 By the game of Sunday the White Pass boys will play the whltehOrse team on the Fourth.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-07-01
IS GOOD
Reports From Pelly River
 Favorable for Gold.

Reports from the Pellv river country as a gold-be,rlng region are very encouag- ing. The Ll France recently made trip up the river with a lot Of supplies for a trading post that has been established at Hools canyon. A body ot prospec,ors went up on the same trip.
 The officers of the La France state that gold is found on all the bars Of PelIv river and miners are banning out S per day without rocker or sluIce. They are conf- dent that a great strike will be made at no distant date ln that country as pioSpec,oIs are now crowding into the country.
 "The valley of the Pelly," says Pilot Henderson, who. by the way, has been in the Yukon for nine years and is a brother of Diseoverer Bob Henderson, "Is a far more beautiful and more fertile one than that of tre Yukon proper The tributary streams look like gold bearing streams, and from the pannInEs we made the indi- cations are that there Is gold in good qGan titles somewhere ln the PellY basin. | should not be the least surprised fl pros pectors eventually strike another fine camp somewhere ln the Pellv
 "The tributaries of the Pelly are numer- ous and the valley seems to be Of great width, fertile and productive. lt is a northern paradise. Game Is plentiful. We saw moose and bear from the steamer and tracks were numerous all along lt must be a grand place for a huntsr We captured a young moose and brought him down the river but he died when we reached SelkIIk.
 Indications of coal were also seen along the Pelly by our party.
 "The river was nlvlgated without the least trouble. We travelled day and night continuously, and dId not once strike. From the time of travelling as compared with the time required in going up the Yukon, we estimated we had gone farther than had we travsled up the Yukon from Selk!rI< 10 whItehorse."
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-07-01
WITH HONOR
Impressive Funeral Held
 Over a Fireman.

The funeral services Of Nick Farrell held Sunday were most impressive. An of the Of the Skagwav Fire Department and nearly all of the members Of the different companies appeared ln full uniform ano carried the remains of one of thelr comrades to the church thence to the cemetery.
 At o'clock the solemn tolllng of the fire bell also the bell ln the Catholic church announced that the cor,ege had be- gun to move. The firemen left Peoples Chapel at o'clock, The coffin was placed on a hose truck and covered with the stars and stripes.
 Twenty fremen holding by grape rope hauled the truck to the church. The ceremony there was most impressive. The church was filled with friends of the de- parted The floral offerings were many vet simple in their designs.
 From the church the remains were taken Co the cemetery by the faemsn.
 The flags over both fire houses are at half mast.
 c. H. Bidding, of P0rcuplne, states that the many friends Of Mr. Farrell In that country extend their sympathy to Mrs, Farrell
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-07-01
Maccabees to Turn Out on
 Fourth in Uniform.

At ihe meeting of the Mac,obees Inst night that fratemal organization decided to turn out to a member, with a fine im- posed on all members who flil to show up, The drill team of eleven members will sp- pear in full uniform. Members win meet at Q o'clock, sharp, Friday morning at Maccabee hall
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-07-01
TO PARADE OFFICE OPEN
L. P. ShacklefOrd Is Addend-
 ing Mr. Jennings BuSinSs.

Lewis P. Shaekleford, attomev-lt-law, Is now ln this cltv for the purpose of at- tending to the business affairs of Robert w. Jennings, both personal ond legal. Mr. shackleford may by found at Mr. Jennings office In the railroad building and will be pleased to meet anyone having business with Mr. Jennings,
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-07-01
Was Not a MaOOab'O

The impression has circulated around Skagwav that Nick Farrell, deceased, was a member of the M1ecabees in this citv, lnt as a member that organization should have taken charge Of the funeral. The Alaskan made inquiries and Mr. Farrell was not a member of that order.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-07-01

The Goddess of Liberty contest endei l last night at 8 o'clock and lt resulted ln a sweeping victory for Miss Kate T. Cor man, who got more than twice as many votes as all tbs others combined There was much speculation all diy yesterday, and lt was only the knowledge that Miss Gorman was so tar ahead ln the race and that she was stlll a prime iavorite and being voted for al along the line that ths friends of others dld not push theiy favor ltes After the traln got in last night Conductor Jerry Qulnlan, representing a pool, secured 800 tickets ln one bunch, which were voted solIdlv for Mss Cor man. Oys of the features of yestsTday's voting was the substantial gain made by Mrs. Kirmse.
 Mss Kate Theresa German, who his just been voted the Goddess of Liberty fer the Fourth of July Is one of the most beautiful and popular young ladies of the north. She Is dlvlnely tsll and will make a most stately and Quesnly representative of liberty. She Is a native of Minnesota, having been born at Morris in that state. She came to Skagway ln March Of the present year Her sister Is Mrs. Anthony R. Graves. whose husband Is a nephew of s. II. Graves, president of the White Pass Company"
 A list of the many beautiful and valu- able prizes that go to the victorious Mss
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-07-01
Card OfThanks

Mrs. Farrell, her parents and brothers take thls method of extending theIr sin- csre thanks to the many friends who have done SO much toward making thelr recent bereavement as light as possible.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-07-01

Hotel Leland Si3 and Ave. Phone Red 37oI. Only three blocks ircm depot and wharf. Rates soc 7sc and sl DO. c. T. Ods. Seattle, Wash.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-07-01
Santa Ana Not In

The Santa Ana had not arrived in port early this morning. Agent Baker cannot account for her delay except that of b q weather.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-07-01

No matter what your want may bc-lf you want to buy or want Co Sell-The ad- vertising columns of the Daily Alaskan will bring the desired results,
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-07-01
Grips and valIsss at claysoo's.

The Royal Laundry cannot be eNcelled' They can suit your taste and convenience and ft you In prices Phone 07' next to electric light plant.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-07-01

All the school children who desire to ac- company the Goddess of Liberty In the parade on the Fourth of July are requested to hand thelr names Into Miss German as soon as possible lt Is geeatly desired that there be not less than 10 or 30 of them and all should be dressed In white.
 The Fourth of July committee has net led more than sIoo out of the Goddess of Liberty, and too much credit for It's sue cess cannot bs given Godfrey Chealanderi ut whose place of business 633 tickets were sold,
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-07-01
Big Train Load

There were I3S passengers on the White horse train last night. lt required five coaches for the crowd.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-07-01

Furnished rooms and houses for rent advertised n the Daily Alaskan-always bring plenty Of applicants.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-07-01
Lumber For Sale

For all kinds Of lumber, windows doors and frames, sec Fred Pdtten, I3th ave. and Main street. 5-27-Im
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-07-01

All the delIeacles of the season at the Royal Cafe. Lunches put up on short notice.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-07-01
Building CrOsswaIks

A force Of city employees yesterday were busy putting in the crosswalks on Broat- way at Second and Third avenues,
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-07-01
For Rent

On Fourth avenue, foUr-room cottage Completely furnished ready for hOusekeep- Ing Phil Abrahams. 2t
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-07-01

The finest porcelain bath tubs at lh Principal barbershop. Opposite ths Board of Trade.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-07-01
leo for Sale

In large or small quantities. Inquire at the Monogram liquor house. 54 Imo
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-07-01
MSS GORMAN WINS OUT
 HANDSOMELY
The Beautiful Young Lady Gets Twice As
 Many Votes as All Others Combined,

German will be published tomorrow. However, the most valuable prize to the victor, no doubt, will be the fact of the victory when ln competition with sol many beautiful and popular misses and matrons.
 The vote uas as follows.