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Gilpin observer., 1902-01-09
British Losses in South Afrlcsr'-

London. Jan. 6.-The total reduc,
ticn of Great Britain's military force
in South Africa from the beginning
OF the war to Dec. 81. including deaths
from disease. men reported missing.
etc. amounts to 24.299 men. or thin
number. 1s.4sO were actually killed
ar died. A total Of 64,330 men wero.
invalided home. the majority OF whom
recovered and rejoined their COM
mands,
Gilpin observer., 1902-01-09
FEuo BETWEEN Ea,aAM.s.
Leaders Ct Eoss;ie Danes Hao t,cii
Miss Stone Are Fi>,it;..o.

Cc1stantinople. Jan. 6.-The navs
that the brigands holding Miss S.oEc
captive are being hustled by the in
Eabitants on the Turkish territory,
where they are said to be in hiding.
has created considerable seasatloa
here. A deadly feud is said to exist
between the leaders Of the hos.iis
bands, aome of whom are reported 10
have deserted and as attempting "
re-erter Bulgaria. Much anxiety is
felt here with regard to the outcome
Of these developments. Nenbers OF
the le9atioa Gay the ruz1ors OF NiSx
StoHe'3 release ara quite eAtcundca.
Gilpin observer., 1902-01-09
Admits PR. in Bio Thsf,.

Chicago. Jan. 6.-James Roddsy. a
ccsored man, confessed to the police
that he had taken part in the theft
of 620 railroad tickets worth $4,000.
The tickets were the property of the
Chicsgo and Northwestern railway
and were for use between st. Paul
and points in the west. The package
was stolen out of u wagon belonging
to the American Express company.
Gilpin observer., 1902-01-09
noers Amhuah Lci,lah.

Pretoria. Ian. G.-The ncers rr.
pushed party Of Scots Grays last
Saturday near Bronkhorstpruit. about
40 miles east OF Pretoria, ON tine rail-
road. The British Casualties were
six r.en Killed and ten wounded.
Gilpin observer., 1902-01-09
Professor virchow Injured.

Berlin. Jan. 6-Professor Rudolph
Virchow. the eminent pathologist.
slipped while alighting from a street
car and has seriously injured his
thigh. Professor virchsw's injury
would not be serious except for his.
great age.
Gilpin observer., 1902-01-09
Aesseslratcd In His Home.

Franklin. KY, Jan. 6.-Pleas Hail
was killed at his home near here last
night while sitting before his hearth
stone with his wife and four children
He was fred upon through the win
dow with shotgun and the entire top
of his head was torn off. There is 70
clew to the perpetrator of Me deed.
Gilpin observer., 1902-01-09
PALMA HAS LARGE MAao;N.
cuba's Fresidcnt-slcct Gets SIS Elac-
toral votes to Masc's Einht.

OCCNS Fre5IdSHt-IIcCt Gsts % -TSc-
torai Votes to Masc's Eight.
Havana, Jan. 3.-The board of
scrutiny has made public the follow
ing returns of the elections held in
Cuba on Dec. 81. Tomas Estrada
Palma, the nationalist candidate for
the presidency of Cuba, has 55 elect
ors. while General Bartolcne Maso.
the democratic candidate who with
drew from the campaign, has eight
electors. The following civil gov
ernors were elected: Perez in Pirar
del Rio, Nunez in Havana. Lecuons in
Matanzas. Gomez In Santa Clara,
Recio in Puerto Principe and Echeva-.
ria In Santiago province.
Gilpin observer., 1902-01-09
ST. losenh Live stoox.

81. Joseph. ian. 0.-cnttlc-- Receipts. -
200: i0M2Jc lower: natives. Si.5MI.i5:
cows and heifsrs, Sl.2J6fo.t5; yenls. Si.0Osf
GOO: stockers and feeders. S2.O0sf4.15.
IIogs-I.ccoipts. $500: Zoe lower; light and
light mixed. s.. 1ndI635: medium and heavy,
W. l51t0.05; pigs, S3.Il4.isO.
Gilpin observer., 1902-01-09
Wrecked BY ExpI.slon.

Bradford. Pa, Jan. 6.--The Pennsyl'
vania Gas company's plant at Ludlow
was wrecked by an explosion. 1t is
reported that one man Ia missing and
that another was fatally injured.
Gilpin observer., 1902-01-09
Aneraao to Sail for New York.

Colon. Colombia, Jan. G.-GcneraI
Andrade. former president OF vene-
zuela. who arrived here from Willem-
stad. cxpects to sail for New York
tomorrow. ....-
Gilpin observer., 1902-01-09
Twenty.three Drowned. /.

Corunna. Spain. Jan. IA bark was
capsizcd at the mounth Of the River
Lc.ero. and 23 persons. mostly wom-
On. have been drowned.
Gilpin observer., 1902-01-09
MAY LykeH sAsa.S~s slAYEae
Pesss Of Wyoming eiHzsns Closing
II oss t.,s 0us;a.so.

II o. t.,s 0us;asso.
CAsysAns. VIZ, Jaa. s.-Possss
fEeN Swesswasar, FrsAoat and rtA%
roaa couatiss arc o0sinS in on ahs
Gutlsvs who murdered 2.orix Wis
jan Hioissr OF Casper, HsAr Ca<aSsa
Sssk. n tho RsstlssKAss nasxnasias.
ThkrsiAy night. Az zvSaxss & e.
e.1s are bsia. ga2risi, SEj tsS o&-
co-s ksps tAs outlaws will Be oxv-
tuSsd or E:nsa i1s!ds ef 80 k12.1
Srsr 100 Souats: sS, wsA k.Ss1
-sn have jls2sa tss sSSss. CsSxSl
Wyon.zz y aroused &c result q
the EurSsr aid threats of 4 wholesale
'ynekiRs are openly expressed.
Gilpin observer., 1902-01-09
CHICAGO c3AIY AID PROVISIONS
r-ssuses OF tho Bays Trading ana
Closing Cucta.io:


Closing Quotations.
Chicago, IAN. 6.-Es cord b.--.irg prices
In wheat Sc. MI grains jumping today.
Nay wheat registered net gain for the
day OF ne. having made t-.s :; .--v rec.
ord for the crop OF sis.c. &c .'5vc ;le DC
vlous record. May corn closed @efi1c ~,
a.ss May cats hls.c higher. Provisions
yts- % Lac lower. Cic--
Lug prlc.-:
whrat-Nay. s4,4c; July. s3s.c. i
Corn-Nny. 6Txc; July, 6Tkc.
Oats-May. 4GKc: July. sOhr..
Pork-Jnn., sio.D0: May. sl7.35.
Lard-Jnn.. s9.s7is; May, 5000. ~
Ribs-Jan.. $50: May. $3.50,
Chicago cash market-,,o. . red wheat.
ST@SS;sc: No. 3 va wheat. S;c; No. 3
spring wheat. Is@s0e; No. = hard wheat.
so5kGS3c; No. 3 hard wheat. S0r.ffS,c: No.
. cash corn. 63asc; No. 3 yellow corn. 6i0i
GiHc; No. . cash oats. i.lsfilSc: No. .
white oats. 49hd,oc; No. 3 white oats,
iSiscls3Mc.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-10-09
LAS INSCRIPcIONEs

Se hacts saber q tc,dos los co
rreligionsrios de la isla que las
inscrlpciones, tendr&n lugar on
toda La isla, el dia catorce (lD
dc Octubre proximo.
Oada elector tiene que jr per.
sonsimente q inscribirse, acompa-
hando, los que no sepan leer ni
escribir, 81 documento ,uue acredf.
20 su oerecho 4 votar por cua1-
qu1er otro concepto.
Las inscripciones que no lie
hagan de 'sse modo, no ser6n
Taiadas' 16--l4
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-10-09
| Muertos y heridos |!

Lon auessos que 30 vienen desarroilsndc
dtRrtamente, le ponen . uno ID sangre su var.
dadsro eatRdo do esfervescencia.
No pasa nm dfa, sin que ss haya que Ia
mensar aeonsec1mientos de eXtrAordinaria ina
portancia, . no ser por ID cordura Y ssnsa.
tes do nuestro pueblo, irfamoa irremiaiblemen- :
ts O In hnarqufa absolute.
Dof individuos entablaroM una luchg an
que Ell raSs d6bil vsnci6 al mas fusrts esto la
m6 la aaanci6n O 10 chednmbre fu& Io au-
acients para ArmaFss nm tumulto en- oue YeIu-
cieron EeE6lvereH v maehatea.
Los qne usaron dichas arlnas, mo podfan
Resistir euerpo cuerpO el smpuie die Ioa con.
trarios, que no tanian mka armas aue sus bra
eos y lRa faersas hsrcnlaas que han ado uirido
con sl uso de las inimitables aPfIdoras MART
ness do Aeeeibo.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-10-09
HUELGA EN- FRANCIA
su relaoion con los E. e. u. II.

Sc han decIarado On huelga AZ ooo krah..
tadorss de las mfnsa en- vsFfos ct,trito. n.
Francis.
Especial aImsnta, en- sl Sur ds Ersnesa. han
que0aoo 0ai sodo parAiixRdas ias obTas do las
El parse no extiende otran provinclas ann.
que sn SstRs no ss general.
Los h1egnistaa toman una aOtftud fnAran-
sgsnse, Ns seme que oenrran serias Rltsra-
La huaigR de los mineros franeaaas e.ss
relaeionada con I'm do ica nortsa m erye nna.
pero 80 cras que hays IL hnido alKo sn el 6ni-
mo da los cbrsros frRnessss, In aetisnd ds ana
cnlegas DE N,rte America.
I'm Fransia, On GKas general mi an&e dua aaaa
hus'gs pariudieark musho II produesi6n In.
dusariaf
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-10-09
Ell reparto de China
LIS lNDEMNIZACIONES

I'm sl departam snto de Ii guerra de Wash
intopg SO han Eecibido avisos oal miniatro nor
tsamerfehno en- China, dando eusntA de qas 90
tmposibis cue oil gobiarno pueda pa gar In In
dsmnixRcl6n 1ffacfds los podeFas an nlazo
aeeHdado.
AgfeKa que 80 sabs 70 odcfalments, que al
gobieFno tRa0, snssrado do la fnsoivencfa del
chino, prepare nm gran eusrpo de ei6fcito Qua
invadfr& Oh fmperio pcr In Man nchnria.
En Ion eirculoa diplomatieos de Washing
sons &c IN nAnisdo Eucho de In p0sfbilfdAd oe
que oil q nc CUE vtens 30 consume sl rspsrto de
China.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-10-09
la reyoIuci6n CoIombiana
Enmiendas 4 la Constitution

El gohisrno de Colombia Gas6 daspuesto .
celsbrar ma confsrencia con los rsyslueions.
Ffos, para anmsndar To- Conatituci6n de In re-
pdbica, . propussta de estos 6itimos.
Haca algunas semanas que reehRz6 igua-
lea proposiciones.
So ppopondr6 nm armistiefn antra ambos
partidos lietgantss, en- el intermedfo Sc lie
var&n cabo lAs sesionss para enmendar ls
Conatttuei6n en ssntido qua satiafsga las dos
fuerxAa en- luehA.
Hay soeFsdOs motivos para creer que con
este arreglo Sc pondrA termino o. In ravoluei6n
soiom hiAnA.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-10-09
Aclarando
Juneos, OstnbYe de 1909
Sr. don Bariano Abril.

CRRuAa,
Muy sefior mfo: Como algunas psrsongs
han dndado de mi Aiaci6n politics, Grey sndo-
me Pspu blisano, hsgo conatar qua siampre he
sido y seE6 federal am srieanc. qus On sl gran
pArtido de los patFiotas que dshsnden nnsstros
derscEoa iaboFan Dor al anRrAudeofmianso 30
prospeeidsd de Puerto Rie0.
Anticipo usted las graeias cen sanai-
mientGs de- Rdhesl6n Y gratitud nj sdaIid da
nnestFR Golsctividad.
A ruego de Nemesio Gim6nas.
Jose Lloverol 2.e
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-10-09

Be gestionan toda class de asun.
tos Judiciales, Notariales, de iu-
risdicci6n voluntaria 8 contencio-
sa en los TribunaIes de In Ts1a
con5anoo en casos nee,esarios con
expertos y reputados Abogadog
Agentes de La ConDaaan de !gsgv.
10s de Ts90 Ell SOL del CanadS
yAcSjvSdod. P,eoaos aa6o;coo
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-10-09
Meeting en- San Lorenzo

domingo sc celsbrEra nm gFsndioso
mesting do propaganda federal en- San Lo-
ren4o.
Los ssforeB que componsn eouel comit4
federal tnvttan todos los fadsralss de Oaguss
para, dicho acto que quedar6 espI6ndido.
Sabemcs que de Juncoa, Gurkho Csguas
iran tres manffestaeionss San Lorenzo. D.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-10-09
a VI : .

pArtir del % de Ostubre pr6ximo voIve.
ran q, sacAr On Ponce los vsporss de In Grad
d Lfne,s sZuliaD eMaraeaibo,1 , sdmitfendo
csrga p&sAgsros en- Wis ga direeto para Nav
York. GpoFtunamente Sc puhlieRrS el nuevo
itinePaFio.
Agsntss: Moralez Ca. Ponce. D.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-10-09
Bl aceite de hlgado de bacaIaO
TO-MARROW
mado popular pe6d Mexico del 10 do

81 aeeite de hgado de baalao
10 mas @ teraeutica no sempre
de eqslqaisr hgado p'0'
hfgado pnas
los los s a las las am' & rsoha'as' p0r
Peters burgo en- la cual Ell
dc de baaao obtendo 81 acete dc vasen
derivado del petroeo
aoeits de- un as
ss n
l ao 5 s % e % ps
FL aceite hgado escapado tampoco
NAL gas0 psro
E osts de de bacaao de-
aooa oo ama pdo seo al Paada Rara
DO ace de gado de baoalao sendo natural verda
tzndose mayorfa graves
0uano eisn quean set0r puedo eontinuar
me- yueye horas nteras, 81 81 msdco 1sse los enros sin
'''' n''0' De 'o p'0p
consttuye e merto relative del acete de higado de ba
caao Ia cantdad de acdo contiene
M sp t Ia m
cho mas senco prescb directamnte gceoosfato CAL sal
h f1o ai este pals an Que
s. snsn
LENA p9 epleto las esgeno de Ia snoia compo
En- IcTo MARRoW en- vss del acsite 5isado Daca.o
digda
5 a. s1 las sns al
eoghac vehcuo eoh esterlisada estos
os
PUESIOS perfectamente dOs1hcRdOs.
FL LACTO MARROW medicamentos emprcos
tano abundan cientfca inspa
uta conanza dice demuestra 10 vale.
Ell LACTO MARROW ha venido susttu ventajosamente
emuones de aceite hgado do bacaa ene
pacente faci de dger sobe TODD sabor tan
agradabe mas medna nectar deli oso
Hemos
los docores Bustamane Lopez Hmoso Duran soorano
Capital cuales manfestan dchos
los resultsdos saisfacoo han obtendo LACTOMA
RROW raquitcos
reonsttnyente aliento
los eDfermos convaecentes tene sobr
'odos los preparados de acee dc hfgado de bacslao
Los nombfes atvos bien ccnodos TODD
Mexico; ellos nodads m6das
oran aqui e extrnngeo todos los
snfciente, de
Intermediates niicado madres fami
queran hos ciase rollzos
aeguridad
preparation medicinal vedad digna de toda onfansa
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-10-09
L1EEk FERREA DEL oEsTB
lsinerario &c TTenes vaporea Gus rsgirE
dasds ei dia de Septienbra da 1901.

salfdaz Dc IL Capital y Bagan6n
Elm n E< "a
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-10-09
QUEJAs De PONCE

So noe queiAn algunas pelaonRs da Posse
qua no Fselben gon In reEularIdRd dabida nu On.
BRO pSRi6dico.
LlAmRmos 10 Asenei6n de In ofeina de e0
traos.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-10-09
.HoTEr. oI.I.I...Ml'!..Po
SANTUEsGE

= ID MINUTOS DE SAN JUAN
Ell mejor hotel sn este china
Espl6ndida vantilaci6n. Parque.
jardines y Klosco IL inglesa.
Excelente servicio de carruajss-
Precios moderados. So hscen rs'
d1cciones para fanailias. Alum
bPado slSckric<, n1odeFno.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-12-30
A MENAoING NUISANCE.

Tbe city council should sec thit some thing Is done by whoever owns the wires Oi the sblndOnsd auiom ,,Ic tsI;ph ins sys tsm to abats them from being a very dan- Esroui nuisance. The. Northern Llgh, X Power Company dsnlss all ownership or lntsrss, h these wires, and li they belong to any ons, and arc no, merely abludonst' Is at lsis, DO, generally known. Their coalition Is rapidly going from bad to worse. Failing upon the live wi'es Of the electric light eompiny, lying down to the streets and aGoss the roof Of buildings they are an unslGhtly nuisance and me nics to llfa and property. They should be put firmly ln plies or taken down before Q damp snowfall. or other probable occur renee, win cause further damage through thslr pysssn, neglected eniItion.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-12-30
Jolly Birthday Party

ln celebration of the thirteenth birthday of Chester Pullsn, Mrs. PuIlsn, assisted by Mrs Clllarmin, gay; a very jolly party tO about twenty young people at the Pul sn house yesterday afternoon. The house wls beautifully decorated and Illuminated with Chinese lanterns. Refreshments con- sisling Of mlny kinds of good things were served and an interesting variety Of games were played An.vel and pleasing feature Of the party was the serving Of "Ja.k Horner'S pie" The pie was a huge, round, shallow basket In the torn Of a conventional pie and sncrustsd with a newspaper cover. Thls was pierced with holes, through each ot which Issued a string. All the company gathered around the ls and sieh Of the guests took one Of the strings The Mother Goose rhyme of Little Jlek Homer" was repeated ln unison, and a, the word plum" an jerHed their strings, at the end of which were a variety ot pretty presents. In the evening the celebration was turned Into a sleigh ride party and all the guests were latsI driven 0 their homes.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-12-30
KOYUKUK
Wonderful Strike On Its
 Tributaries,

A big strike h,s been made on the north fork of the Koyukk The news Is the first from Eoyukuk this season, and as late as November 22. 10 Is the first since August,
 The all.absorblng topic there Is the north fork strike. In August E. E. Cal houn made a discovery on Washington creek, a tributary on the niTIh fork of tho Koyukuk, obtaining from 10 to 2s een's per pan. This ground Is shallJw and el. only be worked In the summer. This wll' be done vigorously as soon as spring opsr s,
 The big strike, however, was made on Mascot creek, a tributary of Seattle rlys-, which ln turn Is a tributary of the north fork of the Koyukuk. This discovery was made on the 10th Of September by a party of six prospsctogs, Geo. DItsworth, one of the party, banned sso out of the first pan, Frank Whallsy, another of the party, ln going from hls clalm, No q aboye discovery, down Go discovery, picked up from the creek bed at exposed points ln bedrock coarse pieces of gold of the total weight of little more than three ounces, which has since been on exhibition.
 The first loeators on this strike paid thslr recording fees ln gold which thsv took from thslT ground without the aid Of pick, pan or shovel.
 The pay seems to cover a large area, eX' tending to other creeks and tributaries.
 On Preacher creek s2S is the best pan reporte,.
 Preacher creek Is a tributary of Mascot while on Blue Cloud creek, which emp les Into the Seattle rlvsr on the opposite sli, from Mascot, results nssTly as favorable have been reached. Conglomerate creek, which runs nearly parallel with Mascot and comes Into Seattle river below Mascot Is now showing some fine prospects; Che best pan vet fou q Is sso, and comes from Mascot sreek, at No. above dlScoVefy'
 This reglun Is now the busiest part o the district. Cabins are going up al along these creeks, and the owners aII prospecting their ground, whIpSawini sluce lumbar and making arrangement for spring work with the sanestness an. determination of men who know tha thslr fortunes are already wIthlneach.
 Nearly all our frslghtIng facilities or now engaged In transporting supplies t this section of the ereeks, and work k belng pushed forward fast as the seasol will permit, and many a formerly unluck' prospector Is sure to go town river nex | fall with his long dreamed of homestake
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-12-30
SUICIDE Albert Andrews Plunges Into KOyukuk River.

Coldioot, Nov. 72.-Albert Andrews, formerly of Dominion creek, D wson, committed suicide ksrs on September 20. Re left the Pioneer hotel carly In the morning and went unseen to the Koyukuk riveL After removing hls coat and vest, md leaving a brlsi note, he tied a thlity- pound rock to his neck and jumped Into the river In plain view of the town, He was not discovered until the following ilv when his body was taken ln charge by the authorities. An inquest was held, which developed the above facts, and he was given a simple but respectful burial. This Is the first death ln the history of c lii0ot.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-12-30
Oyster Cocktails

When all klnds Of food and beverages pail upon the appetite, there Is still a crlv- Ing felt for an oyster cocktail, lf preplred by a delft hand at the business. The proprletors Of the Pack Tialn saloon, In thslr constant study to puryy 10 the hankerlngs Of its customers in every mood of thel- changing appstites, has added O, ster cocktails to Its long and varied line of refreshments and apetIzsrs. The artists of that establishment mix a cocktail that win delight the most blass agretIte and will make its consumers wish hth5t he had a neck like a crane and that 10 was pal ,te all the way down,
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-12-30
INCREASING MINING ACTIVITY.

Though the abn.rmally rich ground Of Che KlOndlk. country Is abou, W rksi out the mining activity grows greater wear by year. New and improved methods are constantly being devised to work ground tha, could DO, be mlds to DIV to previous yslrs, while disc0yeriss 10 unexplorsd localities are constant The future of 'hs country looks bright and thsT. are no evil tsnc. Of th. end ot prosperity n the Klon- dlks.
 The following from the Dlwson D-iIv News su,elnetlv explains the sltul,ion.
 "Hun,rsds of tons ot rl,hine's win pour Into the Yukon nsX, year. This in- dlelllon Is sure from the conditions asesrta- lnsd through transportation circles.
 "Sevsn hundred tons more Of m chi1er' would have arrived in D.ws1n from the outside thls velr were !, nat for the strikes In the coal regions and the mluut c,arInR csntsrs.
 "A great ds5l Of machinery h's been orisrsd. and win begin Co pour into 'bt C. mp as soon as navigation ,n The Yukon opens next season. Bwnl be more wiisI, distributed through the Yukon basin than ever before. The finding of nsw camps and the improvement in m-ch1niciI means Of operation has gre ,,ly [ ,-s'ssi ,hs is- sire on the p,rt or operators 0 use ths more sxrsdl,loss ani con snlsrt agpu'tu' for extracting the g]li from th, fr s,. 1"Ths RIon5iks operators have 'rle'-, thslr machinery ln almos, every pUt o. the United States and C1n1t N't sats fed t5 have to await lhs t.ue pie sur Of one or more [ .etotIss in any one locality the Yukon buyers have pl cst their ori;f and spent ihslf money in hundreds r cltl.s. Boilers, lug; steam pumps nd '' manner oi such equipment have p7u-- Into thls emp ircm Washington stlis Oeg,n, British Columbia, C'.iioms. mliils and A,Iln,Ie states, middle an Eis,eru Clnadl and in flc' aimos' evsr quarter Of the manufacturing portion of th- continent north Of Mexico.
 RIs ss,lm,,s 2 s5.o'o,o 900 or more al-elt, have been spent by the Elondiks alone tci boilers. pumos and sueh equipment used ! mining the froz.n placer deposits of 'h.. region.
 "The tendency Is % go into s,esu sh5yels, drsdgss and such equipment ou 9 biz scale h these days. and now that tt Impetus has b.en given by lhs success several pioneer operators in this line Ia greater a,iIylty may be expected in th form."
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-12-30
A SHORTAGE
No Longer d Surplus Al
 Dawson.

The current Dlws5n papers rspo ( that the market Is very short ci anumbtT Of staples that are ln constant dem'nd.
 Good lard Is practically out of the market and prime bacon Is hard to get at any price.
 Beef commands 3l cents wholesale, caribou Is ve,v scarce and flesh hallbut has advanced two and a half cents,
 Sugar Is up a quarter of a cent wholes ls S6 s being the highest quotation.
 Hay and oats command the same priee and have advanced half a cent.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-12-30
PrssOut Bilis Today

All who have bills for material furnished or services rendered the Arctic Brotherhood in ,he matter Of their Christm S tree enter aiument, will pie SC present thelr bills to WiIli m Britt tOdlv as the committee de- sres Co rsrort thls evening and settle the ffalr finally tomorrow.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-12-30
AIaskans

Going East are Invited to Inquire Into the iCcommod itlons afforded by the Northern Pacific before purchasing thelr tickets.
 This route offers the best of everything to the travelling public in the way of dining. sleeping and observation car service. For tickets and an Information, call on or write to A. Tinlng, Gen. Agent, Tacoma. or !. A. Nadeau, Gen. Agent.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-12-30
sloishInE Party
George Wallace treated a number of h's friends 10 a slslghrlie party las, sye9l g.
me Arrrnrntion of It.

''Whenever I'm Inclined to lose my temper" said the phllosOphic man, "l just think to myself. oh, there's no use getting madv"
 "so do l." replied the eXcltable per son, "and that makes me all the mad. der."-Exchange.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-12-30

Hundreds of eyes read the advertising columns of the Alaskan each day. They can these columns closely. Business men do you want results1 We have the proper medium. Phone TO for the man with the rate card to call
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-12-30
To Consult An oooulist

VIII. Cas., who for a number Of months has suffered from a very serious trouble with his eyes, will soon go South Co consult an oecullSt.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-12-30

Meddle once signl6ed "to concern oneself with" It Is SO used in the Scriptures, where the expression oc. CUTS. "Meddle with your own bust. ness."
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-12-30

The Idaho has just completed arrange. ments to sell to the public the celebrated Skagwsy Pllssnsr and Bohemian Beers fouoc, per glass. u
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-12-30
The time to advertise Is all the tho.

Belle of Lex1nEton whiskey-elght years old-just out of government bond, and Three Crown Diamond Malt Whis Fey-strictly pure-at the Seattle Saloon.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-12-30

The Seattle BohemIan DrauEht Beer Is ,e oesl and most expensive draught eer made In seattle. For sale at tho se- tile saloon. corner state and Sixth ave ma
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-12-30

The best glass of beer ln the North can be had at the Seattle Slloon-A gentle mln'S resort.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-12-30

If you want Co gain entrance into O., homes Of the buying class, place your ai ,srtlsement in the IN.lv Alaskan.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-12-30

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