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Evening star., 1902-02-21
FAIR AND EXPOSITION.
First Meeting of Committee on Con-
tributions

A first meeting of the committee on gen.
eral contributions, appointed to further
the forthcoming Masonic fair and expos-
ton, was held last night at No. 1925 New
York avenue. 1t was intended the men,
bers should only discuss the question Of
finances informally. When Chairman
Schafer and Vice Chairman Cook had ex-
planned the proposed methods of the COM
mittee, however, Mr. o. G. Staples sug-
gested that it would be we'll to "oil the
wheels without further delay, and ac-
cordingly had his name put down for $500.
The proposal met with instantaneous ap-
proval and the example excited emulation
Before the adjournment contributions had
been received to the amount of over $1,000
and subcommittee were announced to
make thorough canvass Of the city In the
interest of the fair.
The roll of the committee on finance fol-
lows:
E. G. Schafer chairman, 424 11th street
northwest; Robert Cook, vice chairman,
Washington Loan and Trust building: Will
lam M. Garrett, secretary; Frank S. Alte-
mus, ]. J. Appich. r. A. Arnold, Samuel
Artz, Joseph Auerbach. Conrad Becker,
Bensinger. H. c. Bergheimer. Charles e.
Berry, g. D. Blackstone, William Brodt,
DR.. F. V. Brooks, H. c. Browning, A. p
Clark. jr, Shelby Clarke, f. S. Cochran,
Myer Cohen, c. w. Cooksey. Arthur Cope
land, J. ]. Costinett, B. Cralle, Thomas w.
Cridler, F. NJ. Criswell James Cunning
ham. J. H. Curran, Aug. Daetz. Geo. A.
Davidson, L. o. De Lashmutt. Theo. G. De
Moll. Salvatore Desio, Chas. H., Dismer.
Carl Droop, Ed. Droop, jr., NJ Dyrenforth.
Geo. E. Emmons Geo. c. Esher, Henry
Franc, j. d. Frazee, Ralph L. Gait. Ed.
j. Gardiner, Jos. Gawler. Jr, F. C. Giese-
king, Chas. ]. Gillette, B. s. Graves. Ed.
Green, Adolphus GUIDE. B. w. Guy. Phil.
p. Hammel. r. L. Hanvey, Louis Hartig.
John A. Harvey, g. b. Hege. F. ]. Hell
berger, W. A. Hettinger. ]. K. Heyl. JAS
f. Hood, r. II. Hosford, B. Porter House,
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DIED.

at s:ao am; EDWIN ]: ATHEEroS. Il beloved owed
Funeral from residence, 709 street northeast.
Saturday, February %. at 10 am Funeral
BALcH: On February 10. 1902. at Easton, Md.
HENRY HERBERT BALCH.
BoYLEN:, On Friday February q. 1902, at 5:45
four years. at her soninlaw's residence. Fred
erick Graf, 11i1 11th street northwest.
Notice of funeral hereafter.
HONESTY On Thursday. February 20. 1902 ae
her home. PIG street northwest. BETTE
HONESTY. leaving husband and two children
Funeral will take place Sunday February o. rom
First Baptist Church, Georgetown. 21th and
Dumbnrton avenue. -
KENNEALLY. On Thursday. February 90. 1902
at SEQ am after a, lingering a iness JuIiA
native Of County Cork. Ireland.
srest Saturday morning.
qsoaa "ss 1enee v IL st a M ,s chae " es s
soul. Interment at Mt. Olivet. %
McKEEyER. Suddenly. Friday, February 2l.
northwest. HORTON II. McKEEvER, Sr, In
the seyenty-fourth year of his age.
Funeral services his late residence Sunday after
noon at 3 o'clock. Interment private. 2'
POOLE. At her fathers home Mt Walkers Chapel,
Sn nuFfaay %1TninS %pT EshFnaTE e.
dren survive her
Interment at oakwood cemetery. Falls Church.
Saturday, February p, at pm
sCHERB. Departed this life, on February 81.
1902 at 12:15 O'Clock n m. HENRY SCI1ERB
the eldest son of Anna NJ scherb Born June
Notice of funeral hereafter.
1ss Rts 4 isS F THssaay Wife Of B
stinemeta aged seysnytw9 ,Sa, t, years s.,rr,o
February o. 3 p.m
SULLIVAN On "Wednesday. February 10. 1902; at
Ellen Sullivan. aged sixtysix years.
'',s street northwest: on saturday February o. at
t' Requiem at st Marys Cath
ana friends respectfully invited to attend.
TURNER On Friday, February e. 1892, 1892 at 7;As
EVERETT. widow Of the late Matthew A.
Friends invited to attend the funeral services
at her late residence, 1910 street. on Mon
day afternoon. February "a, at 3 o'clock. In
terment private. 2s
In Memoriam.
cA1DWELL TM1Y II Gyins memory s. Of CATHERINE
today, February 2i 1900.
% and our M 1 mother, 'tIinfs saRaM HAIL who who died
seven years ago today, February q, 1895.
Seven sad, sad years have vanished,
Think we, while the teardrops start;
But the memory OF dear mother
Still Is fresh within hearts.
And with strong yearning and passionate pain
Love daily for her presence again
No love like mothers, unseiish and true.
Mother OH mother! our hearts long for you
BY HER HUSBAND AND CHILDREN.
w1usATT In loving remembrance OF darling
haby THELMA LOUISE WTMSATT. who died
two years ago today. February Il, 1900
Returned to Him who saveth.
By HER PARENTS.
WIAfSATT. In remembrance OF dear grands
child THEI.MA l.. WIMSATT, who died two
yeais ago today. February II. 1900.
All, IL beside the dead
Slumbered the pain!
BY HER GRANDPARENTS.
Evening star., 1902-02-21
Believed to Be Insane.

man who gave his name Samuel
Martin and his age as siXty-seven years
called at the first precinct station last
night and asked that a policeman be sent
with him to witness a murder. The man
was under the impression that he was III
Toronto. He said he was going to throw.
man from a bridge over the river near
the city. Afterwards he said he had been
directed to commit the crime OF arson The
man he was going to kill, he said was once
him.
The stranger made many statements to
the officers. which convinced them he was
insane. and his case was reported to Sani-
tary Officer Frank. The police surgeons
We're directed by the latter official to eX-
anime Martin and pass upon the question
of his sanity.
Evening star., 1902-02-21

w. E. Hutchinson. Isaac Isreai. Chas Ja-
cobson, w. s. jerks. L. L. Johnson. Henry
{. karr. Jacob karr. Geo. T. Keen,
J. Fred Kelley, DIR. Richard Kingsman.
Henry Kuhn, James b. Lambie. Philip Led
erer, r. w. Lee, F. NJ. Lewis, Andrew
Loeffier. A. NJ. Lothrop, C. ]. McCubbin.
Robert McReynold. Charles Mades J. f.
Manning, DR.. F. L. Maxcy, E. c. May
berry. H. L. Merrill. J. s Miller. John
Mitchell. jr; DR. Edwin l.. Morgan, II. c.
Moses, G. ]. Mueller, A. r. Mullowny,
Thomas z. Ogram. John F. O'Neill. James
r. oyster, Harry B. Parker. Jno. c. Parker,
James l.. Parsons. Carl Petersen, Lee
Pfchlynn. John L. Prosse. ]. r. Quinter,
J. {. Rau, s. {. Raub. +. X. Raymond. c.
III. Reizenstein, o. J. Ricketts,, H. T. Ries.
Burton r. Ross, III. f. Ruppreeht. Charles
Schaefer II. ". Schooley. f. s. Schmid, III.
NJ. Schneider, F, \. Sebring, +. A. Sell
hausen, s. S. Shedd. George \. Shehan.
John II. Shelton, c. G. Sloan, ii. b. Smith.
E. II. Snyder, w. r. Speare, o. q. Staples,
5. w. Stincmetz. Colin Studds, DR.. l.. NJ.
Taylor. E f. Vermillion. r. Won Gluemer,
Emile Wagner, Thomas b. Walker. Charles
c. Walter. Il. III. Warner. Frank =. Weller.
A. G. White, .. l.. Wolfsteiner, G.. A. VAIN
right and George p. Zurhorst.
Evening star., 1902-02-21
Falls Heir to $40. 600.

Lucius B. Eaton, thirty years old. a
Treasury Department employe, by the
terms Of a remarkable Will falls heir It Is
said, to property valued at 10000 left him
by Mrs. Holley, former employe of the
Treasury Department, who recently died
at Middleton. n. y. In the will Eaton is
named as an adopted son. He has filed
the will for probate.
Mrs. Holiey herself drew up the document
which was witnessed by nobody: 1t is said
no executor has been appointed Both Mr.
Eaton and the heirs-at-law are prepared
for stubborn fight.
Mrs. Holley was member of the Beyea
family. long prominent in this section. Her
husband a carpenter at the White
House during President Grants admins-
tratiOn.
Evening star., 1902-02-21

Mrs. Susan Anthony. mother Of Corporal
"Rill' Anthony of battle ship Maine fame
Is in the extremes of poverty.
Evening star., 1902-02-21
We Close at O'clock Tomorrow, February 22.
Another List of Bringing Values i'm Toilets and
DRUGGISTS Smmdries

WHITE ROSE GLYCERINE SOAP, 3 CAKES
FOR ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. INSTRUMENTATION. Toe.
NINE IALES COMPLEXION ALMOND
CREAM AND HAIR TONIC. C.....,.......... I9c.
8. *. $. & GO. DoJBLE-STRENGTH AMMO
SIA-NnNE BETTER MADE-PINT SIZE. 12c.
PURE FbWDERED BORAX. HAIF-POUND
PACKAGES. .,........ Observation-Disclosures. &c.
s. X: s Y CO. BEST WITCH HAZEL. HALF
PM ................ 12c.
DERMlS LIQUID COURT PLASTER. PER
bottle NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 10c.
MOUNTAIN VIOLET TOILET SOAP 8
CAKES. PER BOX. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. SC.
ROGER X GALLET'S VIOLET DE PARME
TOILET WATER. PER BOTTLE. ........... Sic.
GAMEo VIOLET SOAP, CAKES FOR. $50. .25c.
FIRST FLOOR MAIN AISLE
Evening star., 1902-02-21

Mrs. T. s. Owen of La Plata. Nd. has re
turned home after a pleasant visit wit.
the Misses Holden, So2 9th street south
west
Evening star., 1902-02-21

Mrs E. w. Spalding and Mrs. l.. B. Lair
will be at home for the last time this sea-
son tomorrow afternoon.
Evening star., 1902-02-21

METCALF SACIIET POWDER. PER or 49, SOC
HIDNUTS SACIiET POWDER. PER OF. soc
RlkERS VIOLET CERATE. E.................. 49c.
RENSDoRF PURE COCOA BUTTER STICKS. 1Oc
EASTMAN'S BENZOIN AND ALMOND LO-
TION. PER BOTTLE. LE....................... .25c
ALL FANORiTE Eau DE TOILETTE LILAC
De PERSE, PER BOTTLE. .............. 49c
HtDNITS VIOLET TOILET WATER. ...... 75c
BORATED TALCUM POWDER, HALE
POl NJ bones: &C.
AMOI4IN ANTISEFTIC TOILET POWDER,
PER BOX. .....................15 15c
PINAUD'S AND GROWN PERFUME, TRIAL
SIZE .......................l l0c
HESS COLD CREAM AND TINT POWDER,
FOR STAGE UsE~EACH. H..................4 .42c
Evening star., 1902-02-21

Mrs. A. l.. Barber, who is entertaining
Miss Susan B. Anthony this week. gave a
dinner last night for her and Mr.. and Mrs.
Washington Roebling.
Evening star., 1902-02-21

Miss Lillian Stoehr of Marietta Ohio, and
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Schoempf of Wheeling,
w. Va, are on a visit to Mrs A. b. Eich-
horn, 81 K street northwest.
Evening star., 1902-02-21

Mrs. Dolph, widow Of the Oregon sena-
tor. who is wintering in Washington, also
entertained at a dinner last night. Mrs
Ogden Of New York, now visiting Mrs
Robert Smart, was the guest of honor, and
a company Of twelve was present.
Evening star., 1902-02-21

Mrs. Perez gave luncheon yesterday at
the Mexican embassy, when the table was
adorned with pink roses and the pretty
accomplishments to the feast We're in the
same color. Afterward Mrs. Perez and
Mrs. Azpiroz took some of their guests TO
Dr. Staffords lecture.
Evening star., 1902-02-21

Mrs p. Sutter left last evening for trip
to the exposition at Charleston, after which
she will visit st. Augustine and Palm
Beach, Fla, and then for short stay in
Cuba. She will be gone about six weeks.
Evening star., 1902-02-21

Mrs ]. L. McCreery, 232 18th street north
east, will receive Informally Monday in
honor of her daughter, Mrs. Sperry, OF
Cleveland Ohio
Evening star., 1902-02-21

Representative and Mrs Olmstead whose
hospitaities are frequent, gave a dinner
last night. The guests were Miss Maud
Pauncefote, Col. and Mrs. Kitson, Mr. and
Mrs Crackanthorpe, Mr. and Mrs Frank
Ellis, Col. and Mrs Maus, Mrs Perrin, Miss
Patten, Miss Lay, Miss Morehead, Count
Quadt. Mr.. Zelenoy, Mr.. Chaplin, Mr. Win
throp and Capt. Gilmore.
Evening star., 1902-02-21

Mr.. and Mrs. Chatfield Taylor's is another
home where entertaining is a conspicuous
feature. Dinner guests there last night
Were Countess Cassini, Miss Robeson Miss
Ward, Miss Mott, Miss Horstman, Miss
Merriam, Mr.. Riano, Baron kap-herr, Mr.
Humphrey Owen. Mr. Rogestvensky,
Major McCauley and Mr.. Seckendorf
Evening star., 1902-02-21

Senator and Mrs. Depew began a series
of dinners last night, when their guests
were the French ambassador, Secretary
and Mrs. Root, Gen. and Mrs. Miles, Sena-
tor and Mrs. Lodge, Senator and Mrs. Ell
klns. Senator and Mrs Wetmore, Senator
and Mrs. Spooner, Gen. and Mrs. Corbin,
Representative and Mrs. Newlands, Mr.
and Mrs. MacVeagh, Mrs. Johnston Mrs
Townsend Miss Paulding, Senator Kean
and Representative Morrell
Evening star., 1902-02-21

Mr.. and Mrs. Charles J. Bell gave
pretty dinner last night for young people
when those present We're Miss Garcia de
Pyster, Miss Anita Poor, Miss lie Bour-
geois, Miss Parker, Miss Goldsborough,
Miss Marion Bell, Miss Helen Bell, Miss
Grace Bell. Count Won Arnim, Mr.. Hermite,
Mr.. Van Roijen, Mr. William Bingham, Mr..
Marrow, Lieut.. Poor, MIR. Marvin and Mr..
EfnulEe.
Evening star., 1902-02-21

Miss Bessie Wooster and Mr.. Eward
Woods were married on the 18th instant at
the home Of the bride. The brides brother.
Mr.. Wilson Wooster, escorted her. the only
attendant being Miss Oracle Collier of
Dickerson. Nd, as maid of honor The lat
ter was gowned in white organdie and satin
ribbons. Mr.. Edwin Burke Of this city was
ciated. The pretty young bride was beau
tifully gowned In white Swiss over silk with
ribbons and laces to match. After the cere-
Evening star., 1902-02-21

Mrs. V. L. Hutchison of Middletown,
Va, is spending a short visit with her
brother J. A. Fleming.
Evening star., 1902-02-21

Mrs Joy entertained yesterday at a
luncheon for Mrs. Hitchcock, to meet whom
there were present Mrs Seth w. Cobb,
Mrs. J. b. Henderson, Mrs. Oliver ley,
Mrs. Howry, Mrs. Thomas Wilson. Mrs.
Thomas F. Walsh, Mrs. Westinghouse and
Miss Cockrell. A very elaborate floral dec
oration of spring flowers adorned the table
and rooms.
Evening star., 1902-02-21

Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Castelberg enter
tanned a number Of their friends informally
last evening at their home, on 10th and @
streets. During the evening Mr.. Malini per-
fomed a number Of card tricks that were
not only amusing but puzzling. Refresh
ments were served later, and the balance
of the evening was devoted to music.
Evening star., 1902-02-21

The German ambassador went to New
York yesterday in order to be on hand when
Prince Henry of Prussia arrives tomorrow.
Evening star., 1902-02-21

Mr. and Mrs. Henry W. Yates Of Omaha
Neb., are visiting Quartermaster General
and Mrs. Ludington.
Evening star., 1902-02-21

The Argentine minister and Mrs. Garcia
Merou gave a dinner last night, when the
company included the Swedish minister, the
Swiss minister, Mr.. and Mrs John w. Fos-
ter, Mr. and Mrs Won Callenberg, Mr. and
Mrs. Pierce, Mrs. Postlethwaite Mrs New
ins, Miss Sheriff., Miss Letter. Mr. Raikes
with Mr. del Viso and Mr.. Guttero of the
legation staff
Evening star., 1902-02-21

A luncheon was given to Mrs. Shaw, wife
of the Secretary of the Treasury, at the
Cairo yesterday by Mrs. Theodore Birney
when the guests were Mrs. Brewer. Mrs
Burrows, Mrs. Henderson. Mrs. Perkins
Mrs Archibald Hopkins. Mrs. Clay. Mrs
Frederic Schoff of Philadelphia, Mrs. Anson
Mills, Mrs H. Clay Evans. Mrs. Rober
Cotton Of North Carolina. Mrs. Theodore
Walker of Des Moines, Mrs. A. l.. Barber,
Mrs. George Roberts and Mrs. Dubois
Evening star., 1902-02-21
2 Close Our Store at O'clock Tomorrow.
Close at O'clock Tomorrow, February 22.

Wv ILENLL wv . MI = aOILWW UIlR IUE
SET hrs'Si. Foh TN Shis-s iiNs n 19c.
RrnroS BROOCH Pms EAcu..,.. 25c.
rEf2"n 1'p nFs1GNs fi;tS HAT iiNs-NEN 25c.
HEW EVIL nEsill iasa s2t sn''A:H5N AHp hiN's- A0c.
syK sEX FIN rT1it sl S9tln q. SILVER eArt 08c.
yEn M4NfN.S STOCK PINS SOLID Sill 08c.
xsw SNAKE crKp1Es S2.@8
w STYLE RIEuCIi PINS. GOLD
Il-aTEib ON SOLID SILVER. 81 40 MGc
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GbLIIFI3IEB On STIRLING SILVER HAT
PINS. NEW AND PRETTY EFFECTS, G0Sr
Sf.aS, LIE AND. Observation-Disclosures. 1SSo
NEW sq,y,r ~ ,nr, p,.psrs SIPS
METAL CHATELAINE BAGS, 9sc. IO@
h>i'--. .......-...
FIRST FLOOR SECTIONS G. AND II.
Evening star., 1902-02-21

A pretty WeuuIHS lOOK pace last night at
the residence of Mr.. and Mrs. William H.
Crowell when their youngest daughter be-
came the wife Of Mr.. John Pliny Dunlop.
The best man was Mr.. William Butter
worth Crowell, brother of the bride, with
Mr. Henry Illig and Mr.. Henry Nichols
groomsmen, and Miss Annie Hager ana
Miss Minnie Ritter, ribbon holders. Little
Bessie Ripley, dressed in white silk, car
ried the brides roses. The bride entered
with her father and wore white null and
lace. The officiating clergyman was Rev.
Alexander Kent Of the Peoples Church.
The drawing room and library were pro-
fusely decorated with growing tulips and
white lilies decked the library. A wedding
supper followed before the departure of the
couple for southern trip. Their future
residence will be at Beaumont, Texas.
Evening star., 1902-02-21

Mrs. Showalter, wife of Representative
Showalter. 1923 New Hampshire avenue,
will receive tomorrow for the last time
this season from 3 until 6. and will be as
sisted by Mrs. Frank NJ. Bristol. Mrs. Till
man, Mrs. Nash. Mrs. Bush, Mrs. HicNing
and Mrs. Harry Tulloch.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-11-22
OPPOSE II
Treasury Officials Are
 Not Pleased,

Washington city dispatch states that the movement proposed by the eomblna- tlon of Alaska eannerymeu, recently cr- ganlzed, to secure the repeal of the proVis- ions which require the cannerlss Go maln- talnl salmon hatchsriss ln Alaskan waters and to observe a somewhat restricted elvsed season, does not meet with favor at the treasury department. Some of the lsacing officials of the department have eNpresseH surprise that such a proposition should e m lde seriously, for the whole effort Of the government has been in the direction oi securing additional protection for the sal' mon Industry by preventing 2 depletion oi the supply of fish.
 R s pointed cut thl: the maintenance of ha,eherles Is the one thing that stands ln the way of an carly depletion Of the s mon fisheries 10 Alaski waters, Co sulh an extent, Indeed, that the cannsries would nave o 20 out of business within a com par:ively short time. There Is no inelln-- tlon. either. to allow fishing to commence before the first of July.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-11-22
HAVE FEED
Hans Club Give a Big
 Banquet.

There were great dol Es last night. The a ms club gave one oi those ban qus,s that occur at Irregular lnisrvalss and which have made that club famous
 Mayor Niece of Leg Cabin had pre- ssntsi the dIb with a mountain goat which was roas,ed Co a turn at the Boss Bakery and served with trimmings al Fred Ronksndotfs Ice cream pirlors.
 The meeting was presided over by President Foley of the club. After the heavy work was over tols,s were respond cd Co. Some oi the speeches were marked for wit and sloQusnce. lt was e>needed' however. that the palm was born oti by M .yor Martin, of C1wley.
 The Hans Club Is a soclal org 'nlzatlon composed of some of the choice spirits os the city. One f the features of the club Is the eust, m of giving game blnouels and promoting social fellowship among the members.
 Those who were present last evening besides President Foley, were James H.nsy, Muk Phelps, n. kIfm's' Chris Msrz. james Collier, John Martin, Roa1- master English, Fred Ronksntori, G. :. Town, and Mr. Mcintosh of the Dewey hotel.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-11-22
FIRST SNOW
Skagway Is Draped ln
 White.

The first real snow storm of the season began at Sblgway just before no yeSser- div and st 2;3o o'clock this morning ii vas S,iI failing. The snow was damp and thlwsi all the time vet the ground was covered To ne nv foot. The young people of the titv m ds the occasion one for a general snowballing, and many hck.ess wivtlfer went home earlier Oh usual for the purpose Of removing I5,h,s. wet from melted snow that found its w,y uni,r shirt collars.
 Some t5mlEe was e used by the storm. The snow t5sssrs ergke a few windows, but ths grsitsst damage W s probably to the telsph,te $. mp,nss. N nagsr Gas well was out nearly all night Tspilring wires broken irgm the accumulation Of snow.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-11-22
rh. nla..t nrnth seatenee.

The oldest death sentence extant is found in Che Amherst papyri contain ',. the trials of state criminals in Eryn.. about 1900 B. c. The criminal fin this ease was found guilty of mage which bis Judges state was worthy O; death. which he carried out. and he Killed himself" apparently by stab bins. as in Che Japanese "hari karl which is also of very ancient origin.
 Among less civilized peoples drown. ing would seem to have been the earii est method of legal punishment for about l50 B. C. the Britons killed their criminals by throwing them Into a uuagmire. or other than capital pun ishments the oldest recorded comes from Chaldea. where it was enacted some coco years ago that when any one maimed a slave "the hand that thus offended should pay him each day a measure of corn"
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-11-22
..,linr tirtnrt.

Faut Was found. says the Ch istian Fuieavor World with the way iu which thc shorthand writers reported the speeches m a legislative body They rctalisJgd by giving the speech of one of che members exactly as he made i,. with Che following result;
 "The reporters ought not to-the re portcrs ought not Co be the ones to judge of what is important-not to say what should bc left Out-but-the mem bcr can only judge of what Is impor' taut sG-os my speeches the re ports as what [ Say Is reported some times. no one-uobOdy can understand from Che rcpor,s-what lt ls-what mean. SO-lt strikes melt has struck me certain mattors-thincs that appear of importance are sometimes left out omitted The reporters-the papers points are rcportcd-I mean-to mako A brief statement - what the pop2i thinks of lutrrcst-is reported"
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-11-22

We cary H. & @ M. rcady-to-wear
 talior-mads suits. F. H. ClaYs0n c [ O.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-11-22

Spring cbl,k.n at the Pack Traln res- t1urant.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-11-22

Firs, publication November l5. loOl.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-11-22
AIaakAns

Going East are Invited Co Inquire Into The s,eommod tions afforded by the Northern Paclhc before purchasing their tieNets. This route offsrs the best oi everything 10 the travelling public in lhe way oi din'ng' sleeping and observation car service. Fof tickets and sll information, ctll on or wflie to A. Tlnling, Gen. Agent, Taeomi. or |. A. Nldeau. Gen. Agent.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-11-22
The Northern Pacific

Runs the fnssttralns between Puget Sound and St. Paul. lts famous ''North Co'I Iimitsdii affords every convenience as well as luxury known to tne mo9etn travel. Tickets 10 all points in the UnlIeo States and Cinad3. lf you contemplate a trip East, call on or write Co A. llnllng' Genl. Agent, Tacoma, or ]. A. Nadeau' Genl. Agent, Seattle.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-11-22
The Northern Pacific

Is the route pa,ronlzed by expedenced travellers over thlS continent and you can- not do better than take this route when next you are going Est. Three tr.ns' continental trdlls daily. For tickets and all information, call Jn or write Co A. Tlnllng, Genl. Agent, racomi, or [. A. Nadeau, Genl. Agent, Seattle.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-11-22
Capital and Labor"

We cordially invite the people to hear this subject from bible standpoint at the old school house or Fifth avenue, Sund.y evening ai s o'clock. A. M Dart.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-11-22

Belle or LsuuEtUu Whlskey-elght years old-just out of government bond. and Three Crown Diamond Malt Whia- pey-strictiy pure-at the Seattle Saloon.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-11-22
The Hsad0uArtsrs

The Ladies' Blzaar Is hsatQuariers for Butterlck patterns and ChlS. A. stevens N Bros. reldv mate suits, clo5kS and iurs Phone 5S.