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The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1902-02-14
PRIZE HOGS STOLEN.
Thief Broke Into Kohn's Pen and
Stole.

Barney Kohn, living at Rice street and
Minneapolis avenue, beyond the city linn
its, is mourning the loss of four high
bred hogs which We're prize winners at
the last state fair and are valued at $3.50
thieves early yesterday morning, who
drove to the enclosure where the hogs
were kept and loaded the animals on a
sleigh. The unwelcome visitors were
traced by the police as far as Little
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1902-02-14
Hot SPRINGS. Ark

Low rate excursion tickets to this IA
NOUS resort on sale daily at Minneapolis
& st. Louis r. r. Offices Leave ST. Paul
z p. m, arrive Hot Springs a. M
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1902-02-14
FRESH FISH.
Fresh Salmon Steaks. not frozen. per

Fresh Salmon Steaks. not frozen, per
~ '''''' -''''''s',.: .......... 1Sc
Fresh Salmon Steaks, frozen. per 1b. lac.
Fresh Halibut Steaks. best. per b.. 15c
Fresh Goldfish Steaks. per Ib. .121bc
Atlantic Coast Founders. per b.. 1Oc
Fresh Whitef1sh per lb. lie and 15c
Fresh Trout, per lb ...... lie
FROZEN trout per lb.................... lie
Fresh Pickere1, per lb ............... 7c
Fresh Crappies, Per Id .,.............. Zoe
Boiled Holsters, per Ib................. SOC
Alive HOLSTERS. per 10 ............... 2Sc
Some extra fancy Smoked BIoaters in
today, fresh
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1902-02-14
7 < !

The success Of this grand grocery
business IS due to the fact that we
undersell all competition
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1902-02-14

1c Ride on Street Cars.
Call at Twin City Coupon Co., go Ger.
mania Life building. ST. Paul.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-07-04

Duck Tams. IN red and white and
blue and white. IN navy. after six.
Boys Sailor Hats. In navy and
white. worth abc. for 3se.
Children's Sailors. worth Csc. after
6, 1se.
The following music viii be sold
At Zoe n copy. after 6. Song, The
only Way" Il Lave You. Honey,
Deed l Do crack Of the Whip =
song and two.stcp, 'Swanee Shore. .
A lot OF Paper Books. worth 26e a
copy after at, each. &c.
Martha Washington Cook Book.
How to Cook Eggs. How to Cook
Meat--the three above books, after
s, for, only, ssc.
Letter Flles. worth soc and zoe
each. after 6, ace.
Children's Wash Hats. In pink.
white and blue, with tam @ shanter
crown and buttons. worth The; after
6. 4sc
chfdren's Pique Jackets. In white.
pink and blue worth from 81 TO IS
each after 6. soc.
womens Jersey Ribbed Pure Lisle
Colorcd Vests and Tights. In pick,
blue. black or white. worth zoe; after
6 at b4c a garment.
Women's Fust naack Cotton Hose.
double toe and heel, worth i5c; after
9. Zoe a pair.
Boys Corduroy Pants, Sizes to IL
years. worth sc, after 6. csc.
$3.50 pettieoats, In black ar eelorss
after G. s1.00
Cotton Shirt Waists. worth doc, in
eolorH, after 9. Ice.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-07-04
GOVERNOR
SAVAGE CT
NEBRASKA

Governor r. r. Savage Of NeeTaa-
Ma. accompanied By 4 party of state
officers and friends. arrived tn Sc
attic iaat evening 70 particspate In
the exercises attendant upon the lay.
ing Of the keel Of the battls.htp Ne
hraAka At Moran bFcs. yaEds- a
large crowd greeted Gov. Savage at
the depot. Adyutant usnsrsi Drain
and Colonel boyd. Of Governor Me
Brides staff. met the Nebraska
governor AZ Spokane and were the
f1rst 20 get Oft the train here last
night.
Directly upon their arrival In ss-
attic this Nebraska EsapAs wers dffv-
en- IN carriages 90 the Rainisr- Grand.
where an Informal reception was
held under the auspices Of this Iowa.
Nebraska south Dakota Club. Gov.
ernos Mcbride. % this state. called
upon Governor Savage early In the
evening.
The Nebraska party 10 composed
Of Governor T.. Y. Savage and wtfs.
Brtgadfer General Leonard w. Col
BY. AeIJufanf general and chief Of
staff. Colonel George r. Jenkins.
quarterrraHfcr and cournissary gen
sraI. and wife. Colonel CARED =.
Evans. surgeon general. and wife.
Colonel Charles J. f1lfis. Inspector
general. wife and daughter Colonel
Samuel VI. Meliek. wife and snH.
Colonel Harvey y. sutton and wifes
Colonel Joseph W. Thomas and
wIfe. Coionsi Conrad y. scharrna mn /.
Colonel .Toisn r. Watkins and wlfe
Colonel Jan4es q. Martin and wife
Colonel Elmer F. Bryson and s<tfs
Colonel Frank r Aeoress Colonel
| Ira w. wayuick and slater. coiousi
- e..
staff. hnd wife. and Thomas n.
Heuton.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-07-04

Kinks Toilet Soap, regular price
Ice box. aftff 9, &c.
Three boxes only to customer.
True Blue" Tar soap, our usual
big cakes. after 6. three cakes for lec
Toothache Drops. regularly worth
i0c a bottle. after 8. Sc a bottle
Rublfoam Tooth Wash, regular Zoe
bottles. after 6, tac.
Good Old Fashioned Molasses Pep
permint Kisses. made to order: af-
ter &, Ice a pound.
women's Plain White Hemstiiched
Hand kerehiefs. linen finish. fun size.
perfect condition. worth up to loo a
piece: after &, lac.
Cambria Emhroideries, very fine
quality. assorted widths. worth from
&c 60 Use a yard. after 6. &c.
Colored Taffeta Ribbon. az inches
wide, and warranted all pure silk.
worth zee; after 6. lie a yard.
Brooohes--s beautiful assortment
regular prices from 60e to Zoe, after
6. your choice at Csc.
Curling Irons. with hidden springs,
regular price I've. after 6. Sc.
Celluluid Collar Buttons. regular
price Ice a Dozen, after 6. 2tsc a
dozen.
Feather stitch Braids, extra fine
quality. yards in piece, regular
prices lie up to Csc the piece; after
G, fsc a piece.
Fine Tooth Combs. very beat quail
ity. always sold at lsc each. after
6. fise.
Hat Elastic. white or black: sale
price. after 6, lie yard.
Fancy Hat Pins. large assert
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-07-04

The water front presents a spleu-
df6 marine display today. Every tug
beat. asElIng vessel and steamer in
fffn harbor Is property decorated
with the National eoIors.
The United States transport War
rem il the center OF attraction. The
big white steamship. clean az scrub
blng can make her. IL strung from
boH 10 stern with bright signal flags
Of as many colors an the rainbow and
Of almost every design. The light
house tender Manzanita f. also pref
tsIy bestrunx with flags and even the
Old disInaufied ship Dashing Wave
II flying scores Of flags. The Ca
rome. which lies cut In tins harbor,
IL strung with signal flags, and the
Danish bark clmbria IL decorated
with both the Danish and American
ensbierns.
Little punches of sailors from the
battienhips Oregon and Wisconsin
ere scattered along the front. and
many 81 the uniformed visitors from
inland Nebraska for the first time
taking In the sights Of a seaport
city. These uniformed men give the
front n decidedly martial and patri-
otie appearance.
sevenfy-five uniformed members
~ this nalIorE union and others from
the I6ngsboremenss union took part
III The parade.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-07-04

pYTTSBuRG. July ts--f.ither the
protectien afforded President koosS-
Welt was sufficient 10 deter any an
Grchistle attempts on his life during
his VISIT % the celebration here to-
day. or else the fears 81 secret aerN-
ace men and Officers we're unfouAded.
Hhe days celebration Was IN every
Nay q success. II MAS the grestast
celebration In al RtttShurg'e history.
ssaae 80 BY an Immense patriotic
demonstration In this. ct eoufee.
President Roosevelt Was the central
figure.
The presidential party In a special
train arrived en- time this morning
IL arrival at this end nf the yards
WAS the signal far an eutauHst.
y hinEl.s Allowing and salaseS hetrE
fired. The pilot engine came SLOWLY
thfou9h she Yards followed by the
xlak ttrapsd special.
Ar enormous crowd WAS held with
1n hunnds ut the depot and thaei-
sands II men aud eAiidTwn cheersa
xrautscnlfv When she president step
pad of the car. he bore the ovation
In his install democratic manner ar
H4ering 80 enjoy Y as much ~ esid
amy Of the participants With bal
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-07-04
Cordial WeIcome---The Nations In.
dependence Day in Other Cities
Washington Very Quiet

IN hand and displaying the famous
Roosevelt smile. be walked to the
waiting carriage and was immediate
~ conveyed 10 Schenly park. where
the exercises we're held.
After music. prayer and The read
Inx Of the DESIGNATION OF independ.
encc this president delivered his ad.
areaa.
PRESIDENTS SPEECH.
President Roosevelt WAS In par
tIeuiariy happy vein when he ad-
dressed the Immense crowd, HE re.
fers~a m glowing tribute TO the his.
tory OF the United States frotn the
day az the revolutionary war TO the
present time and eaiegtxed the sel-
diers who have fought In the fhils
lpptness
ruifke his much discussed peeers.
tlon Day speWeA. b. nsade but small
refrruce c. the .watef-eure scan
sfals. He saia that fseare had eer-
tainsx been accomplished m the is
lands and that within generation
representative American cttt4ehs
would BE- fuana ia thai country e
such merit that added hastre would
be- given fo tire honoFed title of
American gentiemen.~
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-07-04
MASKED men HOLD UP
A TREASURE TRAIN
Shoot Brave Express Messenger, But Gain No
Loot--One Robber Caught

JOLIET. H.. July t.--Attractesi
presumably by information gained
from some unknown source that q
barge shipment OF geld was being
made. three masked men held up the
Q<uver express on the Rock Island
railway near Dupont a short dia-
t2nce from here last night The rob-
beers ciambered over the coal tender
n the locomotive cab. and compelled
the engineer to uncoupIe tbs express
Car and run with if a short distance
down the road
At the point Of = revolver the en-
ofueer and fireman were then
marched In advance OF the robbers
70 the express door and used az a
shield to compel the express mes
eenxsr. Charles Kane. TO open the
11ar- Kane opened the door. but
when he did 50 fired . shot from a
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-07-04

, sawed-off shotgun over the heads OF
the engineer and fireman.
One Of the robbers returned the
fire and Kane fell from the car with
wound Through the groin. The
robbers then took n sack 81 tewairy
from the strong box. but we're un-
able TO break npen the larger safe.
Evidently drsading capture they
gave mp the attempt TO secure the
treasure and fled.
The engineer ran on into Dupont
and returned with a posse. One of
the robbers was run down and cap
turud He gave the name Of Charles
fses@sser and eaid his residence was
Moline. Ill. Kane was taken to Chi
eaxu. where he Ii IN a critical con-
ditfon. II is said that almost $500. 600
In gold was in the main eafe ~ the
express car. which the robbers failed
to secure
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-07-04
HOW FALSE REPORT Of THE
MISSING VESSELS COT ABROAD
An Imposition of Startling Nature Worked on Cap
tain Strand of Steamship entennial

II A now certain that the report
brought from Nome on tire Cen
tenniai that the Portland and Jeanne
were safe l. lncorreet. The mistake.
however. " no fault az Captain G. F.
Strand ard purxer r. c. Mcdonald
Of the Centennial. for they made the
report I'm good faith. They regret
having been the means af spreading
xueh misleading information. hat
they feel that anybody else under
Einaiiar circumstances weui1 have
bEen similarly Imposed upon. They
made the report upon she authority
or w. L Leland. who was introduced
20 them By Colonel Perkins af the
Northwestern Commercial Company.
Leland claimed 20 have Just come
from the whaier Heividere. which he
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-07-04

said MAS then at anchor In Nome
harher. Mcdonald saw a steam
whaler In the hArbor. which was the
one Mcdonald claimed 20 be the Bell
viders Ii WAS not. however. but
prutsa hly the whater William Hayiies-
Leland then handed him q mes
~axe. with the money 70 pay the tete-
graph tolls. which be asked 20 b.
filed "a Seattle upon the Cenfenniafs
arrival. The telegram was sent as
directed. and was as fellows.
ssfsiiss a r4vilie. cracker building
Gan Francisco Absolutely reliable
news says Jeanne and Portland safe.
Stuck In fce 20 miles north Of Cape
Prince af Wniea. AL on board well.
No danger. Tell Metzon 4 Knowles.
W. L. Leland
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-07-04

ment, regular price ioc each; after
6, choice. two for SC.
Fine All Wool Waist Lengths,
worth S2.5o the pattern, in striped
Venetians. etanline crepes ana
price. or 81 Is a pattern.
Mems Unlaundered shirts. with
pure Irish linen hosoms. reinforced
and perfect fittlngs after 6. acc.
A lot of Mems Outing Flannel
Night Robes. size IL only; after at
40c each.
Mons Hemstitched Handkerchiefs;
after 6. &c.
Nickel Plated Copper Tea Kettles;
after 6, h9c.
Only one to a buyer.
None delivered ut this price.
Fine Thin Claret Glasses, worth u
dozen. after at &c each.
Only a half dozen TO 3 buyer.
Glass Celery Dishes. tail and pref
ty patterns. regular value Csc; AFTER
at Toe.
Only one to buyer.
women's Crash Skirts, with wide
embroidered flounee effect. cheap az
6ac; after 6 at 3ac.
women's House Wrappers; after
8 at. each, sec.
womensn Serge slippers. worth soc;
after 6. abc.
children's Wine and Blue one
Strap sandals. turned soles. spring
heels alzes SO TO IL, worth Si.aoi ar
ter 6. Csc.
Infants Fine Wei Button ciotn
Ton Shoes turned eoies 10 ne-s
sizes TO 5. worth si.oo; after g. rec
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-07-04
GEN. MILES
is IGNORED
Can't Even Select His
Staff Officers

WARRINGTON, u. &. July it,
etaftea of Instances wherein Cen
tral Miles has been turned down by
Secretary Root aaem TO be eumuias
tive. The latest Is that General
Mites IL no longer permitted 70 Sc
tect members for HE own staff.
Last week. Il IL said, Miles dsstF-
mated Captain Robert Nanyliet. now
In the Philippines. 20 be Inspector OF
small arms pFatttee on he staff
Mhen a mafnafa ndum 10 thia efteti
reached Secretary Root he formally
diHApproNed the appointment
Il IL aiAa said that NiiFs WaH ens
ttfeiy ignored Ia the Question af ee=
ieeglng locations far quarters fer
troops returning from tbs Phillip
pines.
IsTHMfAN CANAL.
The Wafk incident Upon aaFfYtnk
out the provisions 81 TIE HsW isth-
tniaH eAnat law viii not be Gfeatix
hurried this summer. President
Roosevelt has placed all the preiiu4-
ineFlaa Ia the hands q Attorney
General Knox. but Knox witi spena
little time IN Washington while the
weather il hot
The principal matter To BE leaked
into before ali else refers TO the
title 81 the Panama property To
this end Assistant Attorney General
Charles nusseil viii saen ieavu far
France 20 tnfeFm himself dsflnIseIy
"a - what steps should be taken to
absolutely safeguard the interests 1T
this country.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-07-04
July WEDDING

The msglaae Of Miss Sadie stroths
efa aati Charles carr. both youns
euiured people. Was eoiaunited at
the reaidanee Of the hride'a fathaf.
". l. strathrrH. "Wednesday even
ms. The ceremony wac performed
hy REV. ], Gordon Mcpherson Of
Seattle.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-07-04
PRESIDENT ROOSEVELT THE
HONORED GUEST AT PITTSBURG

At the conclusion OF the program
the president again entered cnr-
rtage. amid the chcerH OF the crowd,
aud wac driver az once 20 tho home
u Henry Clay brick. where luncheon
was served
The afternoon was devoted 70
drive 10 all the leading points of IN
terest THIS evening the president
win be entertained az dinner by At
torney General knex.
WASHINGTON QUIET,
WASHINGTON. u. g, July A.
The striking feature Of the Fourth
Of July celebration here was the
Athletic Carnival al Washington
barracks. participated In By soldiers
and marines sta tened at Ft. Myer.
No formal public celebration was
made Of the day, After the exciting
days % congress the city presented
an unusually quiet scene.
STRIKERS QUIET.
wfIKEsnARRE. Pa. July ~
Despite the general prealetfuu that
thsre would be rlntinK among the
anthracite mine strikers to-day. re-
parts from all parts 81 the region
thiA morning show that perfect quiet
prevails, TIE strikers are eeisbrat-
ing after their own fashion at their
homes OF at piculeH.
IN LONDON.
LONDON. July t-The Fourth OF
July Was celebrated here IN the unuAi
manner Ambassador choate gave
an afternoon reception 10 ali visiting
Americans. There viii he various
dinners In honor Of the day tonight.
HAVANA CELEBRATES.
HAVANA. July &.-The American
colony ii Havana today IL eeiebfAt-
Ing the Fourth u July more eiahaF-
ately than has ever been dnue before.
a celebration af the American Club.
at which President Palma was the
guest OF honor, was the principal
event OF the day.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-07-04
WOODMEN OF WORLD

At the last meeting Of Home
Camp Ne 2ss. woodrnen Of the
World. officers were installed a.
follows. Past consul. W. y. Crcev.
ey: consul commander, A. y. Speck-
eFt; adviser. Lieut. Alexander Muir
ray. escort, q. W. poweli. watch
man. II. ". Vail. sentry. v. II. New
eli. manager. y. A. swarm. The
installation ceremony was In charge
Of Past Consul Bowen.
On wednesday. July .. a debate
will be held In the lodge room. Fully
lss visiting woodmen we're present
at the last meeting.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-07-04
Misses and
ChiIdrer1s Mil
linery

We will sell Misses Draped Sailors
regular value $500. for <i.s9.
Another lot OF Misses Draped Sail
ors. worth ss.fs. At. only si.ss.
chilarenss Lexhorn Hats. trimmed
with null and flowers. worth Sl.so.
at &c
Children's Lerhorns. trimmed with
chiffon and forget-me-nots. worth
$3.50. for si.5e.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-07-04

For a moderate sum you can
bay more beauty. As much
strength ard greater cleanliness
IN metal bcdsteads than IN wood
that's why the tendency in to-
ward metal bednleads.
Thore Is greater demand for
metal bedsteads than ever before
I'm increasing dernand@simpiy
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-07-04
FOURTH ON THE FRONT

The sailors on the battisshipa at
the navy yard are having a gay time
today celebrating In true asIior-tike
fashion. Boat races, tug-of wars
and other marine sports are taxing
place.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-07-04

Bells. sfge, ,a0c. nc. ssc, f0c. eoc.
tic. The price Of our bells sre low
enough 70 attract the oct economical
cyctIat. Tho pleasure of riding II
increased by having good bell. II
In to your interest 10 buy at these
prices.
r. NJ. SPINNING.
i.0s Second avenue.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-07-04
STEADILY
IMPROVES

LONDON. July 4.--fmprovement
IN every direction was the burden Of
fi1n offfTcIes bulletin issued at 10
O'Clock this morning on the kings
f.ondEfion. None Of the vigilance.
xgstleh hAa been observed since the
1pernflnn was performed has re-
lfrra. but Tie feeling Of anxiety f.
1feaf,Fearing, IL II has not already
taken leave.
49, i po0d night. He slept better
sT.#u ii nny time since the opera
finn. The wound gives less trouble
anf hia majesty can move ~ bed
s+ith wvenfer ease Bis appetite II
steadily improving.
rffH%-fn this July 2, 1908, at the
family residence. az I-astlNke az
eT,,te. Prank Kuhp. aged - years,
gsauernl services VIII be neie fr9lH
tna seattle Undertaking 90 g PET.
-. 9,naer auspices OF Musicians
MUTUAL Protection Union No. -.
IateTFnent Lakeview Cemetery.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-07-04

9. $. Centennial sails Saturday Tor
Meme. Cheap rates. Tickets. aai
Pioneer building.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-07-04

3. =. Centennial sails Saturday for
Nome. Cheap rates. Tickets, z8i
Pioneer building.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-07-04
FREDERICK krlsoa-Fns Furniture
METAL. BEDS ARE NOT
COSTLY

because tho values satisfy,
In this assortment yau'll ind
many patterns that VIII be In
accordance to your taste~wiil III
your pockstbook. These Two aana-
pie values are given 70 Judge BY
hut not 10 pass final Judgment
on. Come in-iook through the
display.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-07-04
Trimmings at Half Price
AFTER SIX

Our reminder that Wag
nerso will enter
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-07-04
.ors and Walking Hats

y .AOTS 1A1lO w AAAAlA6 AAotS
ors with white and biasS bands worth Soc tomorrow
at soc.
Smyrna Walking Hats, worth 7se. for only CSC
All our ready-to-wear and Shirt Waist Hats at only half
price
Millinery Trimmings at Half Price
We will have sale table full of Flowers worth Sc Ioc
&C and acc worth double the prices asked for them
ALI our trimmings for Hats sale at half price.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-06-12
ORJARVIS
He Is to Get a Gold Medal
 of Honor.

A favorable report was made Co the house, June (, from the committee on in- ,erStlts and foreign commerce, of the oill bestowlng gold medals Of honor upon LIelt. D. H. jarvis now customs collector for Alaska, Lieut.. 6, ?. Ber,holf and Sur geon samuel J. Call, ot the revenue cutter service, "for heroic service rendered by them" ln connection with the eXpediu Q Co relieve the Icsbound whaleTs ln the Arc tic ocean ln the wln,s, Of IS97-ISQS
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-06-12
NEW WAY
Will Prospect the Bars of
 Yukon.

To prospect the bars of the Yukon for gold Is the purpose for which C. C. Bray ton Is on his way North wl;h party et four assistants, and who Is expected on the Dolphin today. He represents a com pany of San Francisco men who Intend to dredge the grlYel Of many of the bars tn the river, and believe that the venture will be a success. The preliminary work will be done by Mr. Brayton, who until May [, was In the United States geological survey and did much work ln Alaska.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-06-12
NEWJUDGE
Vancouver Brrister Will Probably Be Appointed.

A recent dispatch from Ottawa says that David Grant, Vancouver barriStsr and solicitor. will probably be appointed county court judge for AtlIn, B. C. The appointment wIll likely be made at oncc,
 Says the Vancouver Province: "Mr. Cant Is a well known local bauis,er, al- though he has been here for onlv two wears. Re formerly lived ln Ontario, where he was prominent politically"
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-06-12
PERSONAL MENTION

Mrs. |. N. Gllson came over from White Horse vesterdlY. She goes Co VancouveI On the Dolphin.
 -o- n. A. Davis, an Interior merlhant, goes 10 Seattle on the Dolphin. F D. Wilson, of Dawson, Is in Che city,
 = Mrs. G. E. Erickson left yesterday tc join her huSblnd at Diwson.
 -o- M Othmsr left yesterday for Atlin.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-06-12
cLAssiFisD rDHRnsEMsNrs.

.qsyshisussii ssisr iks kssS oT "For RsHi." "Fo' Sais" Q, "YsEisS.' fuo esHi tsr u0rf fos a'ii iH- ieros. oHs sosi p,r uorf for saeb iasisgEfsi iHie hou. Urasr bssf "SifuaiioHi WasisS." oss esH t,y uors. No ssvcHsassi islss for co bEH fueay- -fvs esuh.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-06-12
LOST

Lost-Sealskln pocketbook with letter "M," containing papers valuable to owner only. Return to this office and suitable reward will be paid. Mrs. N. L. Conrad.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-06-12
Masonic Mooting

There will be a regular communication of White Pass Lodge No. II3, F, X A. M., on Friday evening, June Il, In their hall, No. s2s Fourth avenue.
 Sojoumlng and visiting brethern are cordially Invited to meet with US.
 By order of the W. M George Howard. Secretary.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-06-12
Address Wanted

Address of Henry l.ubiez. He Is physician and surgeon. but went north four years ago to follow mining, May be known as Dr. Lublcz, Dr. Henry or Doc. " Re Is very polite and gentlemanly. There Is money and property here awaiting his attention. Address: Ella ShedloSkl, Kingstown, Indiana. zw
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-06-12

The Royal Lluntry cannot be excelled. They can suit your taste and convenience and ft you in prices Phone 07, next to electric light plant.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-06-12

Get prices at Royal Laundry for family work, special rates In rough dry, next to new electric plant
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-06-12

French dinner at the Royal Cafe every Sunday at IIa m. to SD. m. Private dining rooms for ladies.