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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-11-16
- lie jet Mantcln unO Nn5Ggen
1ueroeit 1pir eitiqe tt16ere GrRr1ruuaett ~6eifiaelt.

Die groBe ausfenung Fat t6en 606epunft erretft, uno oenn
Sob erf6uut beue in Baltimore BON ben 2ppen elmer jeoen ~urt6elsz
fGbigen Dame.
4nes, mas nDHig if, 1T Elm Nort h3Hgli6 Der fHr3G6en Grs
eignife, bic morgen S6re Muspa6t beeinflufen f0nnten.
ONunte GarIn>Safets. gBtr figen unIeren Experiments onIer Be-
NV lsbten leberplrfe, in ben neueften 5arben, IaOns unb Wateriuz
lien, tdgi4 neue bin3u. Ntr 9a6en fOlGe fir Sic in aerfep5, 3tbiz
lines, goperts, peau be Soies. 1000 unb aufpGrts.
G1SeiBe NbrnbzSafes. Sine 4n3abl fri6er 9in3ufIgungen ma
6en bNelben feGbf fir bic peniger 8et6eiigten inkreTant. 9rei@
piertel unb boe 2Gngen Wooen ppn peiBer uno lp6farbigr 8r0aDz
cloth in friifen 9efins ub gutter Qppretur fno iBt BEL faibionablen
Qeuten bic blte6tefen.
meaenmdutel. 8ir fnb bic Gegenmdnkk6 dnbtr BON Baltimore.
~ @ir perfaufen bic meifen, neil mir BEL eoem @tntauf poQe gu
frebenfeQung nHfpre6en f0nnen, rn0 I'm Da5u i'm Stanbe gu Ien -
ben Nnforbsrungen QQer gu genHgen fI6sn mir Die gr0Bkn 8orz
rGt6e BON gegenmGnsln in Der Stabt.
SSSrgenb Elm pon S6nsn gepIni4tes 6acon lit bier p%orrGtbig, lpfe
unb a~ni9sbenoe RIdIette, nit Gupes oer p4ne @apes, 1fper ub
m%ttelfdper, nur bic beFen 6ar6en un6 tets Die rtfhgen Pretfe.
Nuhiuc uno Rletoer bon Grepe be G6ne, Panne : SeiOenftofen
" unb Bodies, unb anes anbere ba3u 9eb0rige, um bic &uspu6l
p~oGfGnbtg gu MAIDEN.
OG nsHae Elm Spe3iatzSem. Qtr offrren gum 8ertduf ungez
~ fG6r rs 4nSuge DON 8roabclot6, Gbeptot unb Wirtures, iGmmtz
G6 neue unb iationgemdBe Mueriaten, febr elegant, $28O0 big
$500 pert6, fir nur $500.
Oelr. Qelanauren 6o6er QudlitGt oQer Dirt fnb bier gut pertrez
~ ten. 6ubfon=8apz3obel, f4pur3e unb Stl6erz5Idie, @btndiQa,
Sealftin, perff9e Gdmm etc. 8erdrbetkt gu Sadets, Wtutts, gals
befktoun9en etc.
Die 9elanaaren fir &inber fn0 fe6enspert6.
gearnihirme. Inner Eager BON HegenIdirnen mar ME 3ubor elmer
itnb bier in Seibe unb l1npnzSufetu, nit 8rtffen aus gaturbol5,
6orn, 8no6en, @t1ber, Sob unO 8anOnen I2etal.
Serren 3~egenI9irme fnb auS Seioe unb l1nion Saffetu, NIT
Naturz unb acknowledgement 9rffen, 26 bis % Son.
&tnDer 3~egenf6trme fnb aus 8lortd : Setoe, 22z Bis 24z30Qt9e
2dngen, nit Natur6ol3 : 9rtffen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-11-16
@ett nit ben TherzSanten.

@beeGtng, @.z8a., Is. NoO.
- 9a5 beige &aptteG Der sSempez
ren3@union 9riitli6er Srauen" lit
auBer &anb unb 8anb. 1nO bas bat
Der MetbobiFenprebtger s. g. Robinz
ION bur4 feline @rtIdrung gu Dege
ge6ra4t, baB MttglteOer Der Union
ii9 nit einem @eIu4 um @eIb6eitrdge
an ben mathematician 8rauer
Oberft 9enrp S6muIba4, Der auf
einen SiB i'm 8unbesi enat dfpirirt,
getpanbt. 8or feds MOnaten mar
paitor 8obinIOn getaOelt tpOrOen,
neil er $500 fir cine neue &ir9e BON
6rn. @9mul6a9 angenommen. Nun
lit er nett nit ben S6eezSanten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-11-16
Withca anf benz 3euarn7anbe.

Scranton, 9a., Is. RpD. -
grdiibent Mit4eu BON Der yuniteb
Mine 8orfers' Union" bsfanb it6
beute ben gun3en Sag auf Dem 3euz
genftanbe Dor Der &oblenitrttez Conn
mtfIion unb muBte bier Stunoen
lang bas 8reu3feuer Der 4npGlte Der
gorporationen aus6alten. @r fam
Iopeit iiegrei9 aus benz @Ortgefe4t
beraus, ubf4on Die &npGlte i'm FORT
pG6renb nit 5ragen iiber ale mOgz
liGen Sd9en bombdroirten. IS
berri6te pd6renb bes 8erb0rs tets
Elm freunbi9aftli6ss 9efI6l.
= WG6renb zines Streites ii6er Die
9oteGrednung fdoB Sames Naiterz
ion auf W&. g. 8rittingbum, ben Be-
ftBer bes r9Otel 8ratt" in Wan4ez
fter, 81. s., unb berleBte oenIelben
t0OtIid. pOrauf erSeIbitmOrb begging.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-11-16
Die Tie DerfQuff fperDef1.

S1crOtiien aus i6tparjem Giisn ODER Reiiir9.
Wir babsu cine quite Auspnbl Dpu $3.50 bis
berab auf S1.75 oas 4oar.
S6iireiien aus i6pdr5em giieu uno Dicliin9
ein e~leoantts NfOrtim'nt CUR bihl9 bertbnfter
guspabl, non SO. so bis berab auf 81 90.
urnsu, mtifinoene 6oblcu3ungcn.
Rifel p9afingH4Sbiifslu nit beicnotren in:
nc-eu ausibIaa. Spe3iele 9reiie gu 9Sc.
81. 30, $1.75, $2.5 80.
sGbaiina Siibes," Elm grOBts Gfortimfnt -
uniibertroffcn. 9rsii; ~raneirtn BON $12.5O
bsra6 aui $3.50.
Cine 3 9inten bd:tsuoe ociBtDaKer<Qtanrt
aus i6iptrcm pernideit:n Rupitr init etitens
%oriifeu; gut: 2amps. SpcSjel $4.9S.
r66afirQ Giib"a@dbeln, :
n66afinQ Siib1=G0ffcln, =
M&eiiugtnt rs o'eIOd" Sbeefefsl NIT StdnDtr.
3ollft6nO:e 81 50.
0idt1 Grumcni6uuftI= unD 2rascr, 9Sc.
9itcl 9roOtc1er, $1.19.
Giniac scit9em6fe 8atbihld9e.
Butter =9rotpfanutn, Die bette sOrt,, 9Oc.
9ron5beeren DtulOen, baIttu etrSa l Quart,
lie.
StoiuiOucue @tlt!MuOen aus gl:6 oOtr
SopfDduren, Toe.
@rObt, id:U:rs blt6erus 6ru3ttu6en=QiaH=
utn, Boo.
9uGDirQ q o6t0pft, roc.
@tlbt RubribGftlu 800 big DC.
observation-disclosures lie.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-11-16
S0t( @utn1Qn & ST.
112 bis 1922 NorOG utaws5 traRe.
~ ldn3cnOe spitens&Oben Snut Serfanfe
~ nnS linz T~urtietnna Ses lettpSdisen araBen @~reianiKes

8hIe 9amen tdufen 9pibenzRoben, bic Dor Deier Sation nt1t
baran bu6ten, lie gu trdgen. sic perben febr popular.
Der @Orrath, ben mir S6nen por5usgen 6a6en, tit politdnOtz
ger, ais er e 5uopr mar, unb mir 6dben eBt cine anbere fplenbtbe
Parte ener luftgen Stohe etngekgt, Die mir fer btutg touften.
Wtr perangen fe6r pentg fir fK. &uBeroem tperben mir ben
8ertauf ener enormen Quantitdt SpBen, BON benen mir S9nen RBte
MOfe fprafen, fortieBen ub bic in groBem W}oBiabe nod Intatt 1T.
sptkenzRubrn. 50 ihpur3 unD peBe @ppfqnezRoben auf
Qoint bGfprit Sin, $500 pertb, fir $3.50. so prudtbole aforz
tne i4par3e Gbanttapztoben nit r6d8" feiOenlBe<8eiaB. @4par3e
feline N2oufeIine nit @sturalz unb 4pplqmz8efaB.
S6mar3e &pptque@3oben, Prtfe rangren Don $4,000 bis
$4,000, fir $4,000.
so S~ettbefeBte Roben, gu qrNien BON $14OO, $500, $4,000,
$500 Bis $4,000, Ssbe lit DON 35 Bis 40 prO3ent unter nabrem
Wert6e.
so pdBe @piBenzgo6en, NppGque, 0riental, feline Wou1eiine
nit f60ner @sturtal<QppItque; e4e Observation-Disclosures; 9retie RAM
giren bon $500, $4,000, $500, $500, $4,000 Bis $780, be-
beuknb unter regudren Wert6en.
Ser Geit Oes arUfen 0erfanf=SOrrdths.
80 sHdt oHOrtrr Ellie mO @arn. IS 3oa brh ibwage G5nhan! creme
G6lnhul qumufuc @npn DRESDEN @@m; s. bis s. pub. sic 9mo $l97.
80 SMs uNourr 5uai ibuMU uO mcbt "a SOn 9mt O65Pnt 9tnufut
uD 6bauhup, IS 3pl brett BON $50 Us$ 500 nah fir orc.
100 stafef or5Qt. pBt uO iBparp 9mG 10000 0uros ibpuryG bunhna i8nWr }t
A. 9q britt in 9Urt O6sprt 6Wt uO Dct uo creme 0Nc, Hnt Dc Ys uO
81 3Ou, Soc bis t Watb, fir 35c. 4tt Balls. bon : bs 3u brett #I Dis
go emte aHonre epBu in 6mup Hps 1880 gng Plat. BAL, Qmt De 9uHg,
tqut jbTdrpr GbantuO uo &mr in ibpart Gblnhup gaONpua, tr 2umn uO
ibpa}, Wb IND utmi BON , bis 6 3ol brett Grbouespun pom , bis 3a BRETT bis gu
7c bs$ 25 prtb, fir 59c. gu 4r DtD fr 12c.
1000 qos omrrrs sDsr IN abmorrr Scne SefatartifeG.
Gbaunup pibr Gbunhup, Smjr NIB Gu= 50 Smde Sns III Set. gTaoe uO rpms
ria, bon bis SOL bit SOC bis 6E ncub, tn ShbL @mN uo SThan, We gNo SD
fir 29c. bis 800 peh, fir 97c.
s. smdt pu8nolu GGHrEUuuun gruOe
100 sHdt feline 9N6 9omt Goamug, in uO rpmtue GTrhe bon bis Z 3ol brett
atmOrn uoi rpcmnt Gdrn; points H. M= pie 9D$ T5 bis $50 ntb fir 8 81.
Duuhng, $50 bis 800 perth fir 9c. GGrhr<luGa Wctb $1,000 fir 1897.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-11-16
germii6te teIearnpbiide 9epel6en.


Ser @o6n oes Prdiibenten
HooIeOelt, Der in 8roton, MaF., itu-
Dirt, 1T geitern na4 8aiRin9ton gez
bra9t norDen, Da er an einem Qugenz
leiDen leibet,
- 5rau 8iuiam 6errmann BON
Repzgort tann ii4 rii6men, einen
285 9funb f8peren 9irf4 in Guilt
pan : @ountp, na6e ben ufern bes
0etapure : 6lufeS, erlegt gu 6aben.
Sic befanb ii9 nit ibrem 9atten unO
me6reren 6reunben auf Der SdgO uno
16nuppte our9 lire Sreffii4er6eit
i6ren 8efd6rten bic Oiel be9e5rte
8eute fort.
- Inter benz @reene : Wonument
auf benz So6nion : Square in Gu
panna6, Ga, iinO bic ue6erreite BON
general Ndt6aniel 9reene, einem Der
militGrii8en 5ibrer Der RebeuiOn,
nieDer our @rbe beituttet poroen.
Oberit &1a 8irb Gardner pon Rep=
gort belt Namens Der rN%ationalz
@eieui4uft bes Cincinnati" Die Offiz
5ieue Rebe.
- Bel einem 68dbsnFeuer in Der
@epiir3miible Der ID. &c 6. Slube
Comp" in Rebere, Maf., tpuroe Der
as Sabre alte Miliam 9d1on getDoz
tet uno GotparO s. @otter I9per oers
leBt. Der S4aben Oes Seuers be-
trdgt $1,000
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-11-16
GrflGrt fid hes @prbes idnLbia.

g 0 It 0 n, Is. Nop. = DIS @6as.
6immelmann, pelGer bei6uloi9t lit,
feline Srdu Marp am 5. September
erf9pfen gu BADEN, beute benz aftudr
i'm Superior Griminalgeri4t porgez
fiibrt purbe, Inn iid uuf bic 4ntlage
au erfldren, antportete er nit feiter
gtimme ri9ulDig." Der aftuar
olaubte sund9ft, 9immelmann perz
ftebe pienei9t nt4t @nglif9, pesnez
asn bic 5rase nit bemielben Reiultat
nieberholt purbs. 9immelmann's
gefenntniB tpurbe barauf ent9esen
aenommen. @r lit Elm Seutider uno
ii6 Der Srasfpeite feiner grtldrung
lpObl betpubf. 0er 0iftrittsantpalt
min nun feitifenen, oh bds @dulobsz
fenntnib bes 4nsetlasten bic 8erbdnz
suns Der 3u6tbausitrufe auf 3ebens<
5eit, anitutt Der Sobesftrafe. geieBll9
re9tfertist.
Sn p6ilaoelpbid brannte geferr
Die 8Oumiihle bes !6rn, s. s. Camp
ben ab. Der S9aben tpirD auf $780,
900 aei4dtt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-11-16
sdmere sbiben.@ nrbincn.
Sapcitricn, Mrntures 1t. +. 10.
%m GrOgei6ob.
~ @ine att0ere intereHamte 0eidid1te.

Qir 6u6en i6er pnGe, bite @a6en in bher groBen, gerGumi8en
Gr0giaOBy@ettiOn gu er5dfkn. Sic fO Hber oue %8ei4eibung
3ablret6 unb be5au6ernb. Oas Snkre7e enttebt aus benz grOBen
GpntraIt 8tpif6en ben feinen Qudttdten unD ben tkinen Qreien, fir
So -, hnF1vE4 LerSon
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-11-16
Sragii6es Gnhe zines Seuti6en.

Ptttsburg, pa., Is. Nob. -
6r. Sbrpoor 9apetott, elmer Der be-
fdnnteite ten beuti9zamerifanii9en Sc
i9Gftsleute baAier, lange Sabre elmer
Der 0trettoren Der rOeutiden g1atioz
nalbant bon pitts6urg" unb Elm pro-
minentes Mitglieo bes r5reimaurerz
Srbens," bat elm trauriges gnbe gez
funben. Seit benz 3. b. Mts. tpurbe
er OermiBt, unO nun 1T feline 2ei4e
i'm Shioz5lub gefunben poroen.
!6absfotte mar tiir5li9 aug Merito,
mo er an 9olbbergperten fart bethel
ligt mar, 3uriidgetebrt unb ldngere
53eit am Walariafie6er f9per er=
frantt. Na4 feiner 9enefung 8eigte
er Elm fpnberbares 8enebmen unb
blieb pftmals mebrere Sage BON
Sauie meg. @pr Sturgeon fpa 5ape=
fotte, Der elm 4lter bon So Sabren
errei6te, ibm gebOrige 9elbanldgen
an Mitglieber feiner Sumilie u6ertruz
gen unb perT0nltfes @igent6um Derz
f6enft baben. Ssn einem 8riefe an
einen Sreunb oeutete er an, oaB bieier
i'm niht mebr tpieberfe6en tpirbe.
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sur ny
Slit SO
Sir $50
Sir .9S

Mr Offertren S9nen iOpD9I i6por5e, ps psiBs Crepe 2eOo. 48
3na brett, fir 450 PRO gdrO; Crepe Weteor, 48 3a brett, in DNlerz
lei 5arben, n i91eBGih neiB unb I4pur3, fir $50 pro gorb.
300 @tife in 100 peri htebenen 6arben BON Crepe be Chine in
i6r gutter QuaIitGt, bic gep09nli6 i'm @nbetul fir $1O0 pro garO
berfaut perben; unier qreis 70 pro Oarb.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-11-16
Sci9bretter, zoe.
56pcre blt6trnt WuIfin9QfouneH, zoe.
0prsennnfnnareft Il. I. n.

S0fpere blt1frnt Wutfln%SfanHeH, <Oc.
4nr5eIlanfunarct II. +. 10.
6apil1no q%or3eldu GBsSgrUjce, 10l Glide,
sipei Utufter sur Nuspdbl. ollie BON 3bntn tenz
ntn 6dpilauo=4or ielluu, Dabcr 1T 6ommcutar
iberflitiiq; oas 5erp:ce Dolt $500 Dsrtb;
ipesit4 fir $40. IS.
Qorjeaan 36ee=5erpitt aus Sc Stidcn, $500
tptrtb, fir $40.
,Gi5crtm;=Serpjee beri6itoenc Sttordtjoncu
sur 9~Iuspabl. 13 Slide. Sur guspabl 81 DS.
Stir it cine 6etqeubeit, btn Sanfiaguuas=
Siib nit FINER Barnitur r8rctt Star" @lds=
Ularsn gu ibmiidcn. 0jr fibreu Oics Wuiter
itct5 auf Eager mo Jtrbrodene Stiidt tORncn
tets eritbt lptrOcu. 9as StrOice befr,bt aus
ie ein,m SustuO 9Blier=, Ginger 4le=, Gbam=
pdQntrz Omit lntcridB), Glarets uuo SbcrrD=
Dldicrn, fir $3.50.
Gum 3ranbirtn pes 9anftngs Suffers ofr=
rirtr mir Sbnen Gin 2=Sttid 1rnnbirbttcd,
500 ptrtb, fIr Csc.
Gin 2sStiid 8cfliigeIz Sror6irbctcd Bummiz
l@riff, !. 8ufsn's better stabl, 800 pertb,
fir 79c.
0ei6liffeneS &IGS.
8ir piini6en 3bre auimtrtiamtcit auT unicr
tttalntss Afortiment 3u lenten BON Clioeu=
Selcrn, S'aerit : Ssaern, Roubou : S3iTeln,
DISQUALIFICATION, RuBibifclu, 3uder= unO
Sabntn=9 oien, 99afsr4Rarafitu unO 5lll6tn
etc. IQi ole ~ntu,fteu unO iuiini6tnsucrtbsn
56Iiife Ju ~bciouOers attratt;oen 97siien
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-11-16

pro yar0 "Offertren fptr l3mar5e 5affefds, fdrDl9e
8affetas unb furbige unO I4par3e 9emittt4eo
Moire 8elours; i'm Wertbe 10 bod, pte SOC. pro
garb.
PRO gorb ~Dfferiren mir 500 @tiife BON 9eOrutten
Satin CELEBRITIES, Satin 5oularos; i'm Wert9e 10
6o6, fpie $1.00 pro 0aro.
pro gurb ~offeriren mir SarIetun W1otre Platos,
i9por5e geau be GDgne, f4pur5e Elegance unO
Qrmure @eioentoffe, farbige Suffetus; i'm 8erthe
10 bod, pte $1.25 pro Ydrb.
pro garb ~Offer:ren mir i4pur5e MOires, peiBe
Moires, fdnur3e Satin Stripes, Iopie cine groBe
QuantitGt BON bo4grabigen austpdrtigen Gopelz
ties; i'm @ert6e 10 bod, ME $500 PRO gurO.
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@a8 9raperies9 epartement
tit n~oait6mOt9er, ais ie sMOOr.

@5 1T unn0glt4, es a~n3ebenber gu MAIDEN.
9fugs, uniere etgene SmportatiOn brett aus benz Orient, limb
bier in Der gr0Ben Mufe. sic tperben bier fat &les fmben, mas
Sic in Onier 6nFdt pinifen.
Sir @piBenygurbtnen buben mir fdurfe Nu8id3t gebolen uO
ben feinten unb g%epdbleisn @orrat9 BON 8arDtnen bei4aff, be1en
Qptie bon ben btqigen 81 ben t6Furen rungtren - gum 8orlsgen be-
rTt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-11-16

G;unos nit g8obb;nette"4G entrtn, pon So
bis S12. so Oas 9aur.
9oint 0ubcft5, pom $500 bis $50. 90.
Wuorog=G}aroincn in Geru, 3otb unO 8rin,
an 81. 80 Das Qanr.
r8ufflcO 9obb;uettcs" fir $1.75 bis $3.50
has 4alr.
pRufflcOs pib" a. @orOimcn fir $ bis $3.50
Dus 9dar.
sdbfuerc Spiben=@ nrSinen.
Wir ~offerirsu am Montag 3u ip3jclcn BRET
len einbunOcrt 4aor iolio=iarbigtr QOrtjeren,
ant obcrcu UNI uuterru Sawie ~btirautt. @itlt
aie6eR~ 1isis ben JnuepsQorttcreu Dor
Ter 0trtb nts Qaurcs lit $3.50.
Ger Qrcis $2DS.
fJr1ni0Ti6e 9clour48ortitrtr, Die b~oppeli;i=
tiqe Sortc, Die populdrtr, ais pttle uHOtrc
eorttu fino.
BUR 10 9adre i6ris; 0tip6buli6 FHO #; $40.
SeBt $50. 90.
Eapeftricn, MrrnureS It. I. 10.
3n uuOeren Sorteu bon 9olitcrpdarcn pcrOsu
Sic oicieu ~uuisrtu 9orratb politduoiQcr %f;noen,
uls duOcre bon Sbuen inipi3irtcn. uuO ic0er
9reis lit Dns cOmbiuirte 3eiultat pon Ge'6dttsz
fun uno Qeiunotm WcnibenOertano.
IS lpiirDe lueiic Yolitit itiu, ms Sorurz
i6lGgs fir ibre JcHitcrz8oulcaur unO Srupcrie=
4rbeitcn MAIDEN ju idien. Q9ir ipar,u 3bHtn
9e;O in ieDen Sale.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-11-16
Sin Oriental Sing Stent.

~
Sin Oriental Sing Stem.
Is untift uuo mopcrne perfi6e @ulcu=8uos,
10 bis Is SUB lang NM 8 5ub bis 3 SUB s 3ol
brett; ~rtquldr; 4rciie $500 bis $500, fir
$40. 90.
Gtlidbc anbere Gpc5ialitdtcn.
3tbn bel y SUB belts Gualitdt qan3=
tpoltne SulDrud 4R tugs, regulare $500 rpcrtb.
0tcntag ju 3brer Auspdbl fir $500.
3p0lf Q bel u 5uB Ntoaucttt=8ugs, idone
neue Wuitcr; ic %brirgcn regular $1,000. Wtonz
tag fir $25. 90.
a6t Q bel p 5ub .9oDp" eriiHeIer Rues,-in
|t6nen 5arben, $27.OO.
Seine Spiten=@ nrSincn.
yfottinabamg, 8, 81 unO 4 0drps lang, BON
75c. bis $3.50 on5 9uar.
Sriib points, 3! unO 4 0arOs lang, BON
"a. so bis S3O.O 90 cas @aar.
&tnu;Tlnces, BON $3.50 bis $3.50 Oas
Qaar.
G6t. grabiuus. oOn $40 bis $685. 90
Gs 9aar.
3nritirte Nrabians, BON 1915 bis $1,000
ous 9aar.
sd6Fibe 9riiftltr Gardiner, BON $3.50 bis
500. 90 oos 9aar.
antiques, NIT rScrim"aGentrsn BON $3.50
bis So. 80 oas 9dar.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-09-20
THE EPRIzES
Masquerade Gifts are on
 Exhibition.

Brllt's corner window Is now occupied by the prizes which VIII bs elvsn at lh' ElSs' msQusrada ball Friday night. All of them arc beauties and we'll worth thi contest. They arc Rs follows:
 Best Drsssed Gsntlsman-Swsll rselln' log ehalr.
 Best Dressed LadY-Sllvsr soup turssn,
 Best Original Costume, Gsntlsmans- silk umbrella.
 Best Original Costume, LAdY's-SoIlt silver soup ladls.
 Best GsntlsmsnS COmleal COstums- Pair silk Suspenders.
 Best LadY's Comleal Costuns-LArE' bottle RlsgsI's perfume.
 Best Group-CsSs white vlns.
 The dance promises to bs a swell affalr. The eommlttss wlll sec that no objection able people bs allowed In the hall, and everything wlll bs earrl'd Out ln tho Elks' usual joviil and entertaining mAnnsr.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-09-20
5 PERSONAL MENTION

J.M. Russell and wife arrived on the Cottage City and registered at the Dewey. N. N. Asldll, of Victoria. registered at the Dewey. Be arrived on the Cottage City,
 H. W. Ball and wife arrived on the Col taEa Cltv and sglstsrsd at the Dewey.
 J. M. MeFarlans, of Atlln. arrived on the Cottage City and registered at the DswsY. P. Seharshmldt, mannEsr of the B. Y. N. O.. arrived on the Cottage City and ls atths Golden North.
 A. Gustfsld. of Victoria, arrived on the Cottage City and Is OElStsr'd at the Dswsy.
 c. Fowler rgIstsrsd al the Dewey Sun day. Hs arrived on the CottlEs City.
 - L. Cousins, Of Victoria. was an arrival On the Cottage City. He rSRlslsrsd at the Dewey.
 M. and K. Melvsr wSrS guests ht the Dswsy Sunday. They arrived on the CottaEs City.
 Stanley BlshOprlek returned from Seattle Sunday.
 N. COdlng, father of Mrs. j. R. Van Clsvs came North On the Cottage City,
 An. H. H. Royal returned from Halnss Sunday.
 ". D, Gross ohs of the creek elreulatOrs of the Dawson Dnlly News came up on the CotthEs City and left for Dawson yes tsrdav.
 Wm. Auckland a mining man of DaV- . 500 left for the Inside ysStsraay.
 Chris. Shea, the popular bartender has returned from hlS Southern vacation trip. -O-
 Mrs. J. A. PsabOdy sailed on the COt- tsgS City for vacation trip to Washing ton, where she will visit her daughttrs At Fort FlaElsr and the other members of her family at Ballard and at Castle Rock.
 E. J. Shaw embarked on the Cottage City vSstsrday for Seattle. This Is Mr. Shaw's first trip south since hls advent 10 the north six wears ago. -o-
 Mr. and Mrs. SpraRue, of WhltshOrss, lsfi for the south on ths Ccttags City.
 Mrs. L. Butler left on the Cottage City TOT her home 10 Oregon.
 Col. Richmond, chief signal officer of the department Of the Columbia, returned to Fort Vancouver on the Cotllgs City.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-09-20
IT WILL MARK AN EPOCH

Thsrs Is now a hopeful aspect for the coming sumner marking a great epoch ln ths progress of Alaska. All who have closely followed Alaskan matters at Wash lngton feel sanguIns over the passage of the land and delegate bills and the final lsglslatlon that will Insure the immediate building oi the cable from Seattle to Skig' Way, while there Is almost probability that ths Marconl system wlll Dc success fully Installed all along the coast oi ths northern country.
 The passage of the homssttad act will brlnE thousands of home seekers and their advent will be felt .n an the channels Of trade, as none will enter this country, for any purposes To which the requirement Of land can 6gnrs, wlthou, being provided with the means oi establishing themselves 10 fair comfort And this will entail an lncrsassd patronage to all classes Of buSi- nsss. New Industries of many descriptions will spring up and there wlll be an era oi  building and improvement. lt will sStab- lish a psrnansncy in the hnt
 The election of a delegate will com mand a general Interest In the affairs oi the district ln the questions that are ot im- port Co the country and lt will be the be- ginning of the popular government that can alons build up an American common wealth.
 The cable will place the district To daily eomnunleation with the entire world and Wlll draw thIs country Into an affinity with the nation that wIil remove every vss,lgs of the isolation that has hereto fore made ltS civic and material advance mtnt SO difficult,
 lt wll bs a wonderful year if all these good things arc confsrrsi simultaneously on Alaska.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-09-20
John Kalsn RSturns

John Kalsm ptumsd oo the CottaEt City from a business and plslsurs trip to Seattle. Mrs. Kilsm and the children and her sister, Miss Anderson, will rsmaln Ia Seattle during the balance of the winter. While Mr. Kalsm's trip was principally on buSInsss. be found time to rsnew aequllnt- Ines with many of hls old friends ard met numbers Of people with whom he had come To consict h the north. HI predicts a prosperous Ssason To Alaska and says that bis opinion Is shared by all of the Ssal,le wholesalers.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-09-20
New Captain on COttago

When the Cottage slllsd Into Skagwsy Sunday. the rcd joyi4l ia,s Of Captain Wallace was not seen on the bridge but that of new man. C1pt. Sears was ln his place and made one of the best llndIngs the Cottage has made for months.
 cCapt. Sears Is an elderly man but sailed ln northern waters years lgo. Captain wSllaes has been transferred Co the Spokane.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-09-20
Masonic Meeting

There VIII be a regular communication of White Pass Lodge No. II3, F. & A. N. on Friday evening, Feb. 2, ln thslr hall, No. S2S Fourth avenue. Work ln E. A.
 SOjOumlng and visiting brsthsm are ordlally invited to meet with US.
 By order of the W. M. George Howard. Secretary.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-09-20
Have Dayton Shipment

Abe Stein and H. ls1a-s came up on ths Cottage bound for Dawson. They have four horses and a good shipment Of msr. ehandlss, which they will take To over tt c Ice. Both are well known traders sspe- elally Mr. Stein, Sho formerly rssii'd here. about a month ago Mrs. Stein was taken suddenly DO and died.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-09-20
Skagway Weather

For the q hours preceding. 6 o'clock p. m., February g, IoO9 Highest tsmpsraturs a above. Lowest tsmperaturs 37 above.
 H. D. Clark,
 U. s. Voluntary Observsr.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-09-20
There I. One Vacant Chair

The presidents chair a, the chimbsr Of commerce Is vsc8nt. lt will probably be hllsd at the meeting ton ou0w night.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-09-20

All kinds of good things with beer al 70 cs ts at the Pick Trsil Saloon.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-09-20

Best b5,hS in the clty at the Principal Barber Shop. Opposite Board Of Trade
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-09-20

Red star bottled beer is uneduaied as O table drink e per dozen. delivered Telsphsns a
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-09-20

cannot tell lIs, we must make lll,ls profit. Clavson < Co.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-09-20

The rink Is the mos, popular place In town.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-09-20

Celebrated Washbun mlntoilns, gull tarS and b1nios. Bakers Book Store.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-09-20

Fresh oysters a, the Pack Train Res faurant.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-09-20

Our annual9 sale Is now on, beginning January I aGd ending December 3I Of each year. This Is our sixth annual sale, the prices and values during this sale arc the same aS before, always the best that can be had. F. J. Clavson G Co.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-09-20

Blaak books, Cfhce supplies; loves pricss ln Alaska. Bakers Book Store.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-09-20
LETTER LIST
Uuoaliod for Letters Remaining Tn
 skaEway PostoHios. Feb. 22.
The Northern Pacific

Is the route pa,ronized by experienced travellers over thls continent and you can- not do better than take this route when next you are going East. Three tr8ns. continental trai 8 daily. Fer tickets and all Information, call Jn or write Co A. TinlInE, Genl. Agent, rlcom1, or ]. A.. Natsau, Genl Agent, Seattle.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-09-20

Skagway Pioneer Daily milk for sale at Frys-Buhn's market. I2-6.tt