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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1902-09-25
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Wsitfcrbsrnbsn Usrssben iino.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1902-09-25
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tpdtren.

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fam. eessn ii& felbf 8eusniB ab,ulssen.
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pber Yapiers. Bidder unb Dofumsnte su
probueiren, bic bon benz @sri@t ODER I'm.
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ten Betreismittel b%efraft iperbsn blrfen.
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taten. unb aue anbsrsn Broseb. unb @e'
ri&tsfofen traeen.
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rer Seimatbfaaten binauS @ei6dfts be.
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bic YtOfite, Dipibsnben. bic Salirs uni
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Msineibe sur 8erantportune essoesr
tustben. anes gitienfapital ioQ mi
sinem proSsnt bas Sabr bsftsuert
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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1902-09-25
Gifenbabn Seittnbelle.
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sm araft ssn 1. Stunt 1902.

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nm $50, 800, COS, Z so, 1910, Born. 49,.
40, $40 unb 1886 9aamittass. 8Hr gtR
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t2.40 unb 3.35 Ra&mitiase. Cir @puIbs-
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fir Wcribumbrlanb um 6,35. 1910 Wor. ;
f.55 unb $40 Raam. Bir pIymcutb nm $40
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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1902-09-25
sewnnSeruus far seutfae armee.

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bsbor CT nit ben 8ensrdlsn young unb
Doob iotpie ben dbrissn nmsrifanii&en
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bon Berlin abfutr. cine GriIdrung, in
tpel&er er in Abrebe ffslIts, bab e. in
einem Sntsrbietp bic armse.M an6per BEL
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bic neberssuBun8 a%etponnsn. bab bic
osuii&s armes in ieber 8siebuns unb
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unb DiseipIin iotpie in ibrsr ausraRuns
su ben bsften armesn ssb5rt, bic srilti.
ren-baB fe foear bisasi&t bic beEs III.
Die Grmee bat bic 8sipunbsruns aner
amsriianiiGen Ofieiere %setuonnsn, tpsI&s
ben Man6bern beipobntsn, unb mir tpers
ben nismals bic Sieien Sbfi&feiten une
Aussei&nunBen peraeRen, bic uns aaiiey
8ilbeIm un6 feline Ofisisrs eriuisisn."
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1902-09-25

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Sn bieier ~8ulammeniebuna bon
&leioer.M ateriaIen fin6en fi6 Die
@u8lagen Der neueiten Muiter, 70.
uobl auSlanoiide tpie atnerifani.
ide. Seute 1T unier 8orratb in
feinem beiten 8uitanbe, INIT einem
neberfub Der neueiten Moben fiir
oieie Saiion-pon Dem ftanobaften
anerifaniiden Gbebiot bis au ben
aus9emdbIten europdiiden &opi.
taten.
8ir eriuden llrt 3eiti9e Snlpet.
ton uno empfeblen cine MuSmabl,
ebe Der 8orratb Iildenbaft miro.
Bir nennen na6itebenb einiee
Der rleuen Sabrifate, Die mir in
lduar5er Sarbe uub ben iieuelten
Serbt.S 6attirunsen baben
Snpp Tlafes,
Scptb 8pnrette,
&niderbpder @feetem,
3ibeltneS,
&ameei'S Saar,
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Savanna Setpebe,
MertcanO,
9tufp nnb Wanne Iudbe,
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GDfteneS,
@anba8 @tamineS,
MtffralS.
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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1902-09-25
0eneerfcn N nnmSAlia aspsreen.


Dabib 3. Ssnbsrion. Der Sprs&sr bsi
gongreb, Bat benz @orfter bss NotiFfds
tions. gomitss i'm State Soma seidsiss
ben, baB CT fein 8etpetber nm bic Wies
b~erertpdblune in ben GpnereB III, ba feins
AnfiGten bsaasli& Der 8etdmpfuns bon
9ruis bur& Serabisbuns Der 3bQs ni9i
nit ~benisnisen ieiner tepublifaniidsn
parteieenoRen i'm Staate Sotua titersin'
fimmen.
Sn benz abfaes.1 risfe. ben Senberion
an ben BorFber bss NotiFiationss Gomis
tee fdrisb, bsibt ss untsr 4n6srsm
Set meiner 8idfsbr in meinen Di'
|. lit. Babe i'd mid iorsidItis na9 Der
Stimmune erfunbiet unb ~eefunoen, bab
i'd nidt bic Stimmune Der bieIiBen 8ss
publiianer besGsli& Der Gariffraee ber'
irste. 9a i'd bas nun tplfs. unb fernet
ipsib, baB i'd nit ben anfdlsn bisIst
msinsr Gonaitusnten iiber bic Iruiiftaes
ebsnfaIs ni&t iibsreinfimme, bnb nam.
lid Truhs, bsren @eener i'd ielbit bin,
brt& SrsibanbeI uni6dbtid eematt
lusrben f6nnsn, 70 muB id 80 abtpeiien,
bic Domination a%njunsbmen. bic mir 10
enibufiafii& aneeiraeen tuurbe.
Die rspubIitanii6en BLADDER in Wafb.
babsn i&IisBli& cine ausrsbe &C.
ben ibter Partsi fGdbliden Gin
orud. ben bic MbIsbnuns Der Wiebsr,
bes Spre&ets Senbsrfon
bstborrufsn mubte, abaufdpd1en Sic
faeen iebt. 9enberion babe nur bebwesen
abseIebnt. neil ct stfabrsn babe. bab bic
,,t6fen" Dsmofratsn in Der gampaens
sssen Jpn fsin 9ribatIsbsn binsinssrrsn
luollien. unb barauf babe ct eS niGt an.
tcmmen laRen tpolIsn. Die Weinunss'
Ssri&iebenbsit be,asli& Der 8olfrnee isi
nur Elm 8orpanb. bsfsn fd Ssnberfon
.tsbiente, feinsn 8idsus su sniiGuIbissn.
9enberfon 1T ii& fslbif nun bic @tiIdr'
uns iduIbis, baB er feline @nibdaunsen
fem Pripatlebsn su fdr&ten brau@e.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1902-10-17
the use of his name, but the res.
olution to adopt the report of

the use of his name, but the res
olution to adopt the report of
the com mittee was unanimously
and vociferously carried by a
united democracy of five, two of
the seven having left the hall to
see a man about a dog before
the vote wastaken.
Mr.. Volkmar presented some
stirring resolutions which he had
been requested to draw up on
behalf of pure and undefiled
democracy, and these were also
carried amid whirlwind of ap-
plause from the democrats pres
ent. The remarkable thing a.
bout these resolutions was a bit
ter denunciation of Grover
Cleveland. The only president
whom the democrats had elected
in forty years was declared to
have been a republican in dis
guise. Up to this time we had
rather enjoyed the convention"
In fact the republicans present
had seemingly reveled in the
exposure of the wickedness of
their party, but to be charged
with the responsibility for
Grover Cleveland, was carrying
a joke too far. There are some
burdens that even republicans
should not be called upon to bear
We left the "conven-
ton" mad, and we haven't got
ten over it yet.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1902-10-17
HOME HAPPENINGS.

Wheat: No. 2, SIC, No. 3, sac,
Flax $1.02.
Miss Rose Pament is assist.
ing in the post Office.
Mrs. Al Deits has been quite
u during the week.
Editor Mosher of Sisseton was
Milbank visitor Tuesday morn.
ing
George Cline wants a good
fenter to lease the Nelson & Ma
dera farm adjoining town.
Mrs. F. w. Meehau entertained
large gathering of friends Sat
urdaY evening at progressive
cinch.
Miss Caddie Jones of Monte.
Vldeo came up a week ago, and
commenced her school in the
Mitchell district of Melrose.
Mr.. ]. B. Alexander's wife
hnd little daughter arrived at
snelr new home Tuesday, much
2 the delight of the gentleman
named.
Mr.. Parker. the elevator man,
las moved to Minneapolis, where
ne mas secured q position in the
wheat business. Minneapolis
was his former home.
\ Miss Mary Bury and Mr..
seorge Wise, two of the young
people y of Alban, were married at
Dlg Stone City on Thursday, Oc.
ooer ., by Rev. Teichman.
Mrs. Emil Johnson and Mrs.
& :. Llndquist gave a progress
se clnch party to their lady
E1llends at the home of Mrs.
'0nnson Wednesday evening.
mrs. H. A. Kruger of Kilborn
celved a telegram Tuesday
|seenouncing the serious illness
y ner sister at Butler, and she
place. M - ~
nr. and Mrs. J. w. Earl. of
y ! Alrod came over to Milbank
N M spend Sunday with Mr.. and
|u.s |ats L Q. Aldrich, parents Of
~. Earl. Mr.. Earl is the
q y. Y st. P. agent at Elrod.
~ : J. Stevenson OF Oshkosh,
|.1,, LIS, was in town Monday for q
|.s,. |sdort time, having come out to
|ssse ssss, a shipment oil Guernsey
,o cs.le from his farm ia Big Stone
s%.aSnship to st. Paul, where he
''eu secured q buyer.
v. nte trustees Of the new Evan
ri s's.cal . church wish to state that
srhose nose who have not paid their
~ description to the building fund
~ =. make payment at the Farm
n N. ! :, 0ank Or hand the money to
Is ". G. Kruger.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1902-10-17
ON THE FIRING LINE.
Bert Wynn Captures Fort Twin
Brooks after n Severe Bonn
bArdment-And Now Is
Awaiting judge McCOy.


The little town of Twin Brooks
last Sunday night was the
scene of a shooting bee that
might have resulted in trag-
.edy. 1t appears that Bert
Wynn had gone out to the town
in the afternoon with blood in
his eye, a slight fermentation
in his stomach, and the determin-
alton in his heart to remove the
prosperous and happy village of
Twin Brooks from the map of
Grant county, and leave the spot
a desolated wilderness of dry
bones. Upon arriving at the
field of battle his first onslaught
was upon the person of one Gro
yer. The latter had just had q
friendly bout with Baccheus, and
was not in proper condition for a
ring-fight and was being severe
ly handled when Tom Finley at
tempted to act as referee and
the belligerent Wynn attacked
him. The latter knocked Wynn
down and sat on him until
he thought he had become less
warlike. When Finley got up
off his man he walked away, but
had gone only few PAGES when
Wynn put his hand to his pocket.
drew a revolver and commenced
firing at Finley. Luckily his
craftsmanship proved untrue,
though he emptied two or three
of the chambers Of his revolver
at Finley's retreating figure.
Mr.. G.. D Stevens then stepped
up to Wynn in an attempt to
pacify him, when the latter
turned the revolver on Stevens
and within a few inches of his
face, but it missed fire, and when
Wynn again fred Stevens was
able to push the revolver out
; of line, so that the ball passed
by without harm. Wynn then
struck Stevens in the face
? several times with the empty
, revolver, quite badly cutting
him. Word was telephoned
: the sheriff at Milbank to ar
,, rest Wynn, which was don.
upon his arrival here, and o,
Monday he was arraigned beforl
Justice Pasco, on the complain
, of Mr.. Stevens, charged will
! assault with a deadly weapon
After a hearing. in which th'
malicious character of heassaul
was fully shown, the justic'
held the defendant for the circui
court, and fixed the bail at $500
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1902-10-17

Mrs. J. H. King made a trip to
] the cities the first of the week.
| An eclipse of the moon last
night and rain this morning are
features of the weather.
A special meeting of the Mod
ern Woodmen is called for to-
morrow Saturday evening at
7:3O o'clock.
A. G. McCallister, the travel.
ing man, of Madison, S. D., was
a caller the first of the week
while in the city.
The Excelsior club was most
pleasantly entertained at the
home of Mrs. M. M. Ramer Sat-
urday afternoon.
Will Phelan came down from
Wahpeton Tuesday to see his
brother George, who has been
in a serious condition for week
past.
That handsome display of
lamps in Dleser's window
should remind you that you can
get anything you want in the
lamp line at Bleser's.
The great coal strike has been
settled, the operators and miners
having agreed to abide by the
decision of com mission of six
arbitrators appointed by Presi-
dent Roosevelt.
Two stacks of wheat were de.
stroyed by fire at the farm of
Thos. McKernan in Vernon
Wednesday. The fire caught
from the threshing engine while
the crew were at dinner, the
fireman only being present at
the time. He managed to get
the engine attached and pulled
the machine out away from the
fire.
Mrs. A. G.. Smith gave very
pleasant reception on Thursday
afternoon in honor of her sister
in-law, Mrs. G. j. Mcdonald, of
Waverly, Iowa, who with her
husband and two little boys has
been spending a couple of weeks
with Mr.. and Mrs. Smith. Mr..
Mcdonald is interested in some
farms in Lake Co., SD, and
has been down there attending
to his interests during the week.
The North Bros. dramatic
company are providing a weeks
entertainment at the opera
house. The company is one of
the best that has visited the city
for long time, and people are
more than pleased with the en-
tertainments presented. The
company has number of fine
artists, aud their work is done
in a clean, artistic and thor
oughly enjoyable manner. They
appear tonight and close their
engagement here tomorrow
night.
DIR. Edward Rich, who has
been located at Wilmot for the
past year passed through town
yesterday on his way to st. Paul,
from where after few days
visit he will 80 to Brigham, Utah,
to make his home and practice
his profession. The doctor is
an excellent physician and a
young man of fine character, and
the community at Brigham can
congratulate itself upon secur.
him as a citizen and practi.
tioner who is away up in his
profession.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1902-10-17

We understand that several of
those whose names were placed
upon the sO-called democratic
ticket without their knowledge
or consent, have withdrawn their
names from the ticket.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1902-10-17
BIG STONE

Headlight. Oct. 3, 1902.
1t is unlawful to kill, take, or
have in possession any bass or crop
pies in this state from October first
to May first. The fishing season II
now closed.
Miss Laura Habein departed Tues
day night for Faribault. After
short visit with relatives there she
will go to Waseca. Mr.. and Mrs.
Habein will follow shortly and will
make their future home in Waseca.
Miss Laura has lived here nearly all
her life and has host of warm
friends who all nnite in wishing her
we'll in her new bone. The Head
light will keep the Habein family
posted weekly On the doings Of Biz
Store ard vicinity.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1902-10-17

n OST-Au Imperial bicycle about two miles
IL south OF Town, color green, piece OF har-
ess leather under seat. Finder of bicycle please
teiye reward.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1902-10-17

r,OR SALE OR RENT-One cottage with five
rooms and S0.f0ot lot; also one cottage
6ith Ave rooms, and two acrcs OF land. Inquire
4 RoBT. BUCHANAN.
7A
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1902-10-17

MICS FOR SALE-Wm. Oehler of Big stone
CITY, has for sale some choice spring pigs,
q Large Improved Yorkshire Breed. Certii-
|ates furnished.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1902-10-17

NOR SALE-Two story residence in best To-
cahty in town, good cellar, cistern, well,
edtwo lots Also two other residences.
s. NJ PAsCO.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1902-10-17

HOUSE FOR SALE-Good 4-room honse,
G1 newly painted, fine trees 15 or 70 years old.
Ind good well water. Corner lot Price and
erms reasonable. Inquire at HERALD-ADvANCE
kfnce
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1902-10-17

nULL FOR SALE-G ood registered Short.
Il horn Bull, two years old. Price 800.
|pDly to n. A. Emery, 8 miles south and miles
lest Of Summit. 3t.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1902-10-17

Journal desires repre-
NV sentative in this locality, salary aud COM
bission, address E. T. CuRRAN, 154 E. Y.
New York City.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1902-10-17

E1nP sALE OR RENT-One five room CO ttage
Also so acres Of land four miles from town.
kcni,e Of b. F. OWENS.
|7A
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1902-10-17
Want "Ad" Column

Goserud does sewing by the
y dsy. Inquire at the home Of John Bnrgan
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1902-10-17

N. J. BLEsER, Director.
w. 3. SAUNDERS, Cashier.
e. H BENHDICr, BoOkkeeper
Subscribed and sworn to before me this 10Th
day Of October 1902.
r. TRuRAN,
legal! Notary Public. Grant County, s D.
The daily morning Alaskan. (Skagway, Alaska) 1899-1904, 1902-08-26
woald Like Some skaEway Weather

Chris Merz and al McGIllis received
Joint letter from o. w. Dunbar. who ls In
PendletJn, Or. In the lest m III. Nj.
Dunbar complains Of the terrible heat there
and says he would like 10 have little
Sksgwly weather mixed up with the hot
stiffness" Of that country However, he
says the country Is prosperous at least.
He comments uGfavorable upon the Kinney
Coos Bay railroad proposition. and says
the people are beginning to lose faith In
the matter, He saws they raised $4,000
from the timber men interested In the
proposition, and that is all the money
there Is behind IL.
The daily morning Alaskan. (Skagway, Alaska) 1899-1904, 1902-08-26
ONLYONE
P.-I. Makes Pointed Com
mentS On Boundary.

C,mmsntIng upon the finding Of the
boundary monuments by Lieut.. bmmons
the Pei s1yS. The reported discovery by
Lieut.. Emm1us OF some Of the original
monument, ih Alaska, making the line OF
RuSs.ln o.cupition AMI sustaining fully
the Amer. an slim IN the boundary dis
puts. IS gratifying but not surprising. IL
is gr,t.iy.ng because q furnishes basis
OF tangible 9rooi fur facts that no one
resIIv doub's. whatever absurd claims
nav have been set up. There are prob
ablv few buunilv lines anywhere less
open 20 lussi q 10 their general location
than tina, between British territory and
Allski. Tie terms 10 which Il Is tshoed
are such that there might be reasonable
difsrsn.s % opinion 10 details. Il might
vary few Zee, here OF there, according to
Offering estimates Of the general shore
line. But aside from this, and as 10 the
Issue raised bv Clnsdl there Is simply
no question whatever Indeed, consider
Ing the rough and unsettled character Of
the country ana the time that has elapsed
sinse los first nominal occupation, the dis
uu,tns-s ans ,srtituis Of the boundary Is
remarkable.
Before the resent gold discoveries In
Alaska. the thought Of making this pre-
pos,sr5us assumption would not have CO.
tered any mans mind Having been
made. however. 0, has to be met. The
government cannot trsa, ., as Il deserves
not be,luss q has any color Of merit, but
be,ause any representation by another gov
eminent. however foolish OF lll-ioundod'
must 90 preserve international eomIty b
treated with a courtesy and seriousGssi
thltnmly not lns,t.nsIclllv merit
The daily morning Alaskan. (Skagway, Alaska) 1899-1904, 1902-08-26
wnl Land at Jun, an

The Pacific Coast Steamship Company
has decided to permit the Gironne to land
at It's dock at uheau, ~hen It brings the
Elks excursion North. hisprlvllege was
denied the steamer on the last trip with
the Christian EndeavOr excursion, on the
ground that It would be dangerous to the
dock.
The daily morning Alaskan. (Skagway, Alaska) 1899-1904, 1902-08-26
TO ARRIVE
Next Few Days Will Be
Busy Ones.

There will be a lot Of steamers In during
the next few days. The palatlal Spokane
will lead the list Of FLYERS and the agents Of
the PaeI6e Coast Company sxpeS, her to
arrive todly and have so billed her The
Farallon Is also due to arrive today To
morrow the Humboldt, one oi the Alaska
flyers, will be due. She, too, Is one OF the
crack boats and prime favohtss On the
run.
This will be the Spohane's hrst trip Oh
the regular trade run and the curiosity ex'
lstlng among many Of the old timers on
the rou,s to take a trip on her Is great
The Topeka Is billed for Friday and the
Dlrlgo for Saturday
The Canadian Paelhc five, Princess Nav,
Is advertised for Saturday also.
The daily morning Alaskan. (Skagway, Alaska) 1899-1904, 1902-08-26
YaAon River 1. TaiiioE

The Yukon river Is raeedlng slowly
The water Is now IS inches above the low
mark. This Is I'VE inches lower than the
high point for the year. The fall from
from So inches above low water to Is has
been steady and covering a period OF about
10 DAYS. No danger Is feared, however.
as the water Is stlll high.
The daily morning Alaskan. (Skagway, Alaska) 1899-1904, 1902-08-26
ON YUKON
Movements of the River
Steamers.

whltshorse. Aug. 2S-Ths Bonanza
King arrived at ago p. m. and the SelSirk
passed Five Fingers At o o'clock last night
The latter will arrive tonigh, With a bis
passenger list.
The Casa arrived with Is passengers
this evening.
The Columbian lett Dawson tonight.
The Whlishorse sails for Dawson to
nlght and the Bonanza King tomorrow
night.
The daily morning Alaskan. (Skagway, Alaska) 1899-1904, 1902-08-26
.AMUR IN PORT
C. P. N. Steamer Brought Big
Freight Cargo.

The Amur arrived Yesterday morning
with few passengers and 6IO tons OF
freight. She sailed last evening at S;2s
with 40 passengers, the banner load for
her this season and the full cap eltv Of
the ships accommodations.
The freight on the Amur was all for the
Interior, and consisted Of almost everything
that comes Into the Northern country.
The daily morning Alaskan. (Skagway, Alaska) 1899-1904, 1902-08-26
Notice

The Nr'Ue.n Commercial Co. will
cl1ss 1ut Their cookery, gllssw IRE, lamps
ana bis. -trit. t.nwlrr, ginitc, iron and
kitchen utensils within the next two
weeks Anyone needing ANYTHING In this
line will I1 ssli % si0>k 10 while they
have the cd u,e.
Am r11.s 70 cost and lower
S-t--rw. 2 "a. Woodruff, Mgr.
The daily morning Alaskan. (Skagway, Alaska) 1899-1904, 1902-08-26
New Home Restaurant RsOpons

In reopenlng this house Il Is my purpose
10 run a frst-class restaurant and boarding
house. Special attention will be given to
regular boardefs. The house will be FIRST
class In every respect, with good home
cool log, etc. Mrs. N. Bemhofier'
Skagwav, AuE. 6 1909. IVY
The daily morning Alaskan. (Skagway, Alaska) 1899-1904, 1902-08-26
MatiOOh WIN Go

W. F. MatlOek will 20 to Dawson this
morning where he will Join R. c. Smith.
The Pack Train saloon will be 10 charge
Of Popcorn jim" Fitzpatrick, who will
respond to the name, Robert Cooper Smith
henceforth.