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The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1902-12-07
OFFICIAL.
LIQUOR LICENSES.

City of Savannah, Ga, Dec. 3, 1902.
The following applications to retail
liquor during the year 1903 were read
at meeting of Council Nov. 26. 1902. and
referred to Committee of the Whole.
w. P. BAILEY,
Clerk of Council
E. F. Almond, 416 Tattnan street.
j. H. A. Bohn, $50 West Broad street.
H. N. C. Bohn. 235 East Broad street.
c. P. Connery, ITO ST. Julian street.
west.
w. C. A. Dierks, 334 Whitaker.
w. N. Eskedor, 43S West Broad
street.
F. freezing, 80 Randolph street.
John Flathmann. 1901 Whitaker.
Fincken & Pacetti, Congress and Bar
nard streets.
Fried & Sommers, Union Station.
Joseph Galina, Drayton and Bay
street lane.
+ 1. Geffken, Broughton and Price
J. Il. Grice, Sims and Prendergast
streets.
Francis S. Hart, % Jefferson street.
w. jacobson, East Broad and Har-
ris streets.
Joseph F. Knox, 545 Bryan street.
west.
P. Manning, % Bay street, east.
Max Curtis, 224 ST. Julian street.
west.
Sarah Morrison. 500 oglethorpe ave
nue., east.
T. F. Mcdonald, Indian and Ann
streets.
p. Orsini, S02 Bryan street, west.
Orsln Bros, 525 Bay street, east.
Chas. Oksiek. POP Reynolds street.
j. o'Keefe, rs Broughton streer.
east.
S. Raskin, Henry and West Broad
streets.
John B. Roche. 5S7 Thirty-third
street, east.
NJ. S. Smith. Wayne and Jefferson
streets. '0''
II. A. Smith q Co.. A2 Congress
street, west.
Joe. serpa, Houston and oglethorpe
avenue lane. -
cast. s''Se|
George Schroeder. West Broad and
Wnidburg streets.
Harry steffing ie2 East Broad
Henry T0ehL Stewart and Wilson
J. II. Taylor Houston ana or,s.
thorpe avenue lane.
=. Wsig. 40 West Broad street
y Wilson, io2 East Broad street.
hsnfg wilkins, $50 Jefferson street.
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While Special Edition Copy of This Remarkable Book
Sent Free to Any Interested Person.

DR.. X. La Motto Sage made fortune
out of Hypnotism. He probably knows
more about the subject than any liv-
ing man. His methods are radically
different from any ever before pre-
sented. By his new system he hypno-
ties people instantaneously. He tells
you how to exert tremendous silent in
fluence without making a gesture or
saying a single word. He gives the
only real, practical methods for the
development of the power of Personal
Magnetism that have ever been pub
lished. During all the time that DR..
Sage was before the public he made it
his business to note carefully the eff
feet of hypnotism upon the human
mind. He became convinced that this
mighty mysterious power could be
utilized to the advantage of ambitious
men and women who wished to better
their condition in. life. To demon
strate the correctness of his. ideas
whens he retired from public life he
founded a college where Hypnotism,
Personal Magnetism, Magnetic Heal
ing, etc, might be taught along the
definite lines he had laid down. The
result is that the college has grown to
be the largest of it's kind in the world.
Thousands of successful students in
all parts of the globe are living wit
nesses to the wonderful power and the
great practical benefits to be derived
from DR.. Sages methods. The Doc
tor has recently written a book en-
titled 1.-The Philosophy of Personal
Influence" in which he tells his plain,
simple language just how to acquire
hypnotic power and the various uses to
which it may be put. Among the many
interesting things upon which the book
treats are: How to develop magnetic
power and influence people without
their knowledge; how to cure bad hab-
its and obstinate chronic diseases,
when medicine and everything else in
this line fails: how to implant a COM
mand in subjects mind that he will
carry out in every detail a month or a
year hence, whether the hypnotist is
present or not; how to hypnotic peo-
pie at distance; it's value in business;
marvellous scientific tests how to pre-
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Hair and just before starting, she
locked all of her Slang Words in the
Eccritoire, whatever that may be.
At the Dinner she sat next to a Bach
elor who had Nothing But. She talked
to him about the Panama Canal just
to show him that she was no Plker.
When he wanted her to take some of
the Phizz Water she made an Awful
Stand and seemed surprised that he
should think that of her.
This did not prevent him from
splashing in. BY the time the Birds
came along he had accumulated a very
neat Brannigan and was paying a lot
of Attention to a wonderful Piece of
Work sitting opposite. She wore a
Red Costume that must have cost
81 900 and although she was very gab-
by and called the Men by their First
Names and invited all who were not
CUTTERS to stand by for Bumper, she
was making fair headway. In fact she
seemed to have the Bunch with her.
The Wise Girl figured that they were
tolerating her out of Mere Politness.
Later on, in the Drawing Room, they
continued to Tolerate her the best they
knew how.
The Girl with the Book of Rules
played a sad little Opus on the Piano.
after which the Steeple- Chaser in Red
leaped on top of the Instrument and
tore out Coon Stuff with eight men
turning the Music for her
And these were the Eight who had
told the Girl back in the Corner all
about the Qualities in Woman that
would help to attract Men.
She went home thinking it over and
the next time she started for a Dinner
she added Dash of Red and few
Brilliants to the Costume and cut loose
up to a reasonable Limit.
She got along first-rate, even though
she was doing a lot of Things that
none of the Men approve, but somehow
love to put up with.
MORAL: He can always pick out
the Right Kind for the Other Fellow.
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LEGAL NOTICES.

>>~~~~~~~~~-~~~-~-~-~-~
ARREARS FOR GROUND RENT.
City of Savannah, Office City Treas
urer, Dec. l. 1902.-The following lots
are in arrears for ground rent" of
which owners are hereby notified.
c. S. HARDEE.
Brown Ward-East u lot "a, qrs.;
lot 81, 2 qrs.
Calhoun Ward-Lot 90. qrs: west
u lot %, qrs. east Y lot AZ, 2 qrs.;
east u lot 43, 2 qrs.; lot 48, qrs.
Charlton Ward-North u lot IS, 2
Qrs.
Chatham Ward East Y lot TO- 2qrs.;
west u lot Is, qrs.; lot II, 2 qrs.; lot
30, 2 qrs.: lot 81. qrs.
Columbia Ward-Lot 16, 2 qrs.: west
III lot 20, 2 qrs.; lot SO, 2 qrs.
Crawford Ward-West y lot 6, 2 qrs;
south Y lot 10, 2 qrs.; lot 25, qrs.;
lot 26, qrs.; lot 81, qrs.; east Y of
west Y lot 36, 2 qrs.; lot 43, qrs.;
east u lot 81, 2 qrs.; northwest part lot
6S. 2 qrs.
Crawford Ward. East-Part lot Is. q
qrs.: lot Is. 2 qrs.
Ebert Ward-Lot 1, 2 qrs.; lot 8, 2
qrs.; south Y lot 16, qrs.; south u
of north u lot 16, qrs.
Forsyth Ward-Lot is, qrs.
Franklin Ward-East II lot q, 2 qrs.
Greene Ward-East part lot 4. 2
qrs.; west part lot 4, qrs. south p
lot 16, qrs.; south Il lot 25. 2 qrs.;
lot a. 2 qrs.
Jackson Ward-West u lot 10, qrs.y
east 2-3 lot 10. qrs.
Jasper Ward-Lot 43, 2 qrs.: west II
lot 46. qrs.
Lafayette Ward-West II lot /, 2
qrs.; east 2-3 lot 40. qrs.; lot AZ,
qrs.; lot IS. 2 qrs.
Liberty Ward-North u lot 20, 2 urs.;
lot IS, 2 qrs.
Lloyd ward-Lot 90. qrs.: west Y
lot 60. qrs.
Monterey ward-East 2-5 lot 10.
qrs.
Pulaski Ward-West part lot 81,
qrs. east part lot 81, 2 qrs.
Troup Ward-W'est y lot IA. 2 qrs.:
east X lot II, 2 qrs.: north y lot 81, 2
qrs.; east y OF south y lot 81. qrs.
Warren Ward-Lot l6 qrs.: lot 10,
qrs
Washington Ward-Lot s. 2 qrs.:
west Y lot 9. qrs.. east = lot II, 2
qrs. ;ot %. 2 ars.
Wesley Ward-East x lot II. qrs.
All persons having interest IN the
above lofs are hereby notified that
u the amounts now due are not paie
70 the city Treasurer on or before
Dec, 10, inst ! VIII proceed on the
morning of Dec. IS % re-enter accord
HENRY y. DREEsoM
citg MaFshaA
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vent people from influencing you; hyp-
motto power more fascinating than
beauty; the use of hypnotism in the
development of the mental faculties
controlling children; removing domes-
tic troubles, etc.
The college which DR.. Sage has
founded proposes to give away 10000
worth of the above books absolutely
free so long as the special edition
can get a copy merely by writing for it.
This book is handsomely illustrated bv
the finest half-tone engravings If
tells YOU how the marvellous power Of
hypnotism has been used to cast a
secret mystic spell over people with
out their knowledge, and how thew
have been for months, and in some
cases even years, obeying the royal
will of another. 1t gives you the
secret of the development of what
Senator Chauncey NJ. Depew calls the
money-making microbe. Don't think
because you lack a fine education and
are working for a small salary that
you cannot better your condition: do
not think because you are now suc-
cessful in life that you cannot be more
successful. Dr. Sage's book has bean
read and his methods are to-day being
used by many of the richest men In
the world. IneY Know the value Of
personal influence, of hypnotic power.
If you are interested write to-day to
the New York Institute of Science.
Dept. AK, Rochester, New York, and
a copy of DR.. Sage's book will be
sent you by return mail absolutely
free. This is a rare opportunity to
learn the uses and possibilities of the
most wonderful, marvellous and mys-
ferrous power known to man. The
book is enthusiastically Endorsed nv
the most prominent business men
ministers of the gospel, lawyers and
doctors. 1t should be in every home:
it should be read by every man and
woman in this country who wants to
better his condition in life, who wants
TO achieve greater financial success,
win friends, crafty his ambitions and
get out of life the pleasure and happi
ness which the Creator intended he
should enjoy.
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Copyright, 1902, by Guy T. Viskniskl<i.

Ten thousand Christmas fakirs win
be on the streets Of the cities and large
towns Of the United States Tomorrow
morning barking the novelties for the
holiday season.
New York will be made to listen to
the insistent pleadings Of 900 of the
brass-lunged and slick-tongued pro-
tession until Christmas Day daWns
Philadelphia will be worked by half
TINS number, and Boston, Baltimore
Washington. st. Louis. and Pittsburg
VIII each be given attention By "A hum
ored Dawling street men. Chicago can
not De covered thoroughly with less
man $50 men. San Franclsco's contin-
GEM WIN aggregate 100. and such cities
MhWaukee, Buffalo. Cleveland. 81.
@ll ana Cincinnati will be strenuous
1ylelted 20 part with nlckles and
ssl, ss py from nifty % one hundred
~ela nesot ding 70 the fertility Of the
1870. ana IN many another t0svn.~so
1901 ss, New Orleans. Charleston. los
'~t'sslss' ATLANTA, Albany, Omaha. for
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example-the number will vary from
two or three to twenty or thirty.
FaISirs shun New Jersey.
In every state and territory, except
one, the Christmas fakir Will be in the
heat of commercial strife when anoth-
er day dawns The exception is New
Jersey, and the street man will keep
without its bounda ries for the very
good business reason that he cannot
make money within them. From the
fakir's viewpoint Jersey is the none
tary Sahara Of America, because its
Inhabitants, having the advantage OF
cheap railroad rates 20 New York and
Philadelphia, sc0rn 20 buy even a i've
cent Christmas novelty otherwhere
thnn In these two cities just beyond
their states line.
But wherever he operates-whether
IN wan street among the brokers, al
ways good customers, or IN the shad-
oM ~ the Golden Gate, whether IN the
blizzard swept cities Of the Northwest.
pr under langorous Southern skies.
with holiday car0usng negroes ae
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for your time" said the lady. "All
right, get in, replied the driver.
The cab then drove off at a furious
pace. and the lady began to realize
with terror that she was being driven
out of Paris, perhaps to be robbed
and murdered.
Presently, in a deserted side street
outside the Notifications, the cab
stopped, and the cabman got down
from his seat. Now, then, little
mother" he said, producing a greasy
pack of cards, you have got to play
game with me-
The trembling lady, who had her
watch and purse in her hand ready IN
offer the man, saw that he was mad.
She resolved to humor him. BY the
light of the cab lamps she played two
games of ecarte with the mad driver
She won both games, whereupon the
cabman got up on his box and drove
her straight home. NO" he said 81
don't want any fare; you won it inst
now at cards"
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giles every few Seconds, but when it
comes to the grand Hook-Up he wants
one who is there with the Gray Matter
--one who can play up to his Hottest
Ambitions and supply his Home with
that Atmosphere OF Culture which is
the true Ozone of Married Life
So she put it down that it was her
Cue to chop out the Twaddle and be
sort of Lady Emerson.
incidentally she resolved to side-step
all kinds of Slang. for she got q vety
straight Line of Talk from an Amateur
Philosopher who was in the Whole
sale Grocery Business.
IF there's anything that gives me
a quick, shooting Pain it is to hear
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PeeuIiar ParIs Cabby.
From the London Express.

Paris. Nov. IA lady living on the
Boulevard Magenta met with an extra
ordinary adventure last night.
She had ordered a cab 70 fetch her
home from a friends house az mid
night When she came out % ind her
cab II was 1 a. m. "Ah." SAID the cab
man, you have played q nice game
with me, keeping me here al this
time" hut" my man. 1 viii pay you
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CHRISTMAS FAK|RS
ARE 10000 STRONG

In the Ten Days Before the Holiday the Army Of Street
Barkers VIII Clear Up S2.oooooo-The Typical Fakir
Comes from the East Side of New York is Sent Out All
Over the United States by the Head Of His Calling Also
an East Side Man.
Copyright, 1902, by Guy T. Visknskki
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John shermans grave in the
Mansfield. o. Cemetery has just been
marked by a handsome granite block.
The name John Sherman" is the only
legend that relieves the plainness OF
the huge monolith.
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HOW A HYPN0TIST
MADE A FORTUNE
The Secret Methods by Which DR.. X. La Motto SAGE.
the Greatest Hypnotic Scientist of the Age,
Created Tremendous Sensation.

Firmly Believes HypnOSm Public BenefHas Donated $4,000
Toward the Free Distribution of Handsomely Illustrated Book
Containing His Views and Suggestions on How to
Acquire This Mysterious Power and Use 1t in
Business in Society and in the Home.
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Dyspepsia,
Indigestion,
Belching.
Heartburn or
Constipation

Can b. cured by
the use OF the
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tined Try IL and
be convinced
Our 1908 Alma
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BY GEORGE AIDE.

Copyright, 1902, by Robert Howard russell.
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4 wonderful PERFORMING Top.

A timely novelty for the children IL
the coal yard, and they are expected
% see 20 Il that the supply Of 500 900
~ exhausted before Christmas Day.
This wooden TOP represents a city coal
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The "Four Blind Mice" TrfcI,

me "FOur blind Mice" Trick
Another novelty somewhat on the
same order is -Four Blind Mice" The
mice" are gunshot enclosed in a glass
tube ha1f an inch in diameter and two
inches long. This is divided in half by
a piece of wood pierced by four holes
just large enough to pass the shot The
hole in the middle of the wood leads
into a tube whose circumference is
that of the opening, and which runs
half the length of the large tube in
closing ii. You catch the mice" if Won
can induce all four to drop into the
inner tube. It's mighty hard to get
even one mouse" into its pen. for
they persist in falling through the
three holes that Go not lead into the
inner tube.
A novelty that is bound to cause
much laughter and some surprise bears
the nauo Of Shooting Flowers" There
is a paper tube nine inches long and
nearly an inch in diameter. A dozen
paper flowers. small roses and carna-
tons built on prickly burrs. accom-
pany tube. If you went to present
your sweetheart with a bouquet or
your chum with a boutonniere, stuff n
flower. burr end first. into an end OF
the tube; aim the tube at the person
you intend honoring: blow on the end
iHio which YOU StuUeQ Inc token and,
10 and behold, IL will make its ap-
pearance in all its glory on corsage or
lapel, where the burr will hold Il fast.
Then there is the magic tobacco box.
II is a box within a box. One box is
empty. The other box IL divided in
half lengthwise, one-half containing
loose tobacco sprlnkled over a glued
surface. the other, imita ton cigarettes.
l'y eleverly. manipulating the box a
smoker car have amusement az the ex-
pense OF his aequaintances who find
delight IN the weed.
Wonderful PerfoFmins Top.
A timely novelty for the children IL
the coal yard, and they are expected
% see 70 Il that the supply Of 800 900
~ exhausted before Christmas Day
This wooden TOP represents a city coal
Douglas Island news., 1902-12-17

sprvev. hemlock post feet long, inches SOnore set IS inches in the ground, with mound of stone. scribed U. $. S., 5I5-$S:.4, rom which hsmioSk tree feet 5istent sfeT bIazed and Scrihed G. s. S. 575-3-S B. T. Locati0m corner hears $. 62 deg. C9 min. E. 100 feet. Thence .. i6 deg 10 min. w. var. 29 deg; 4i mn Ei S0'G lI. to center of creek, } feet wide, flows \. % deg F am n f. Lode line, 6OO.0 it Corner No. 4. A bemIoclI post, { feet long, inches square set IS inches in the ground, with mound ot stone scribed U. $. S., 575-4 from which corner ee a bemlock tree feet in diameter bears N. DO deo' 90 min. W. 26 feet, blazed and scribed 1; U; C S 575-4 B. T. Location corner bears .. oz Seo 0a min E l9O feet. Thence N. 62 deg. Og mn w, var. 29 deg. 47 min. E. l2ZV.O It. center ol open cut feet wide, bears N. !S deg. G5 min min. E 7OS feet, and s. 48 deg. O5 min. " 10 feet. iIiO a fl, center of Nevada creek fleet wide, flows x deg 15OO.0 it corner No. ], the place of beginning. All corners excepting Q aiu s' are identical with location corners.
 BULLION 2.
 Beginning at Corner No. l, identical with with Corner No. 2"Alaska;" Corner No. 2'BuliloLn and No. "Alaska g." from which corner U. .. M, No. bears $. A deg. F min, " 626:i rect thence \. 46 deg. 10 min. E. var 2s deg. ~ nlR' E. 494 it. Lode line bears S 6Z deg. y9 mn, E 1900 feet, GAO feet croppingS). Stake upon wbicb notice is posted, 9SS fit Corner No. z, identical with Corner No. "AlasRa lo4e of this survey. Thence $. 62 deg. O9 mn. b var. 2s deg. 1T min R. I':9 Tt, eehSer Se dos ot s6I up o ft cent center of open cut feet wide bears s. 6S deg O5 min w. 71O feet N SS deg, & to ;dn min E. ! feet. 1S25.0 fit center of creek rect Wlue flows x. IT deg. W. 15OOO it. Corner No 5, A hemlock post, feet long inches square, e a1 Se' IS inches the ground with E;GB mGGPd corSep of SemIocIS tree , feet in diameter bears N. $ deg % E. S.4feet. A spruce tree feet in diane ter hears $. i7 deg E. feeta each blazed anc scriBed U 2S B. IT. LoeatioSg ISSatn gSFaei GS Ges tS iD " var 2S deg 47 min E. 494ft Lode line ass Ha ft. Corner No l. identical with Corner Nt 3 ;'Bmllion'' Lode of this survey, L0catloL corner bears S. 62 deg G9 min % F. s lSG I7 feet @ [ s5 n e. center of creek feet wide, flows N F F Seg 5eg ". i26soft center of open cut. 1$17 | if. Nevada creek, 15 feet wide, flows N: So des E. 15OOO ft to corner No; l, the place or Degin ming All corners are ldentical Wlth loc"'i0i l corners, excepting and 4.
Douglas Island news., 1902-12-17
DOUGLAS,
SUMMONS.

Douglas. Alaska.
 E. w. Weesner, Plaintiff,
 VS.
 F. w. Lapsley, Defendant. To the United States Marshal, for the District of Alaska, or any deputy, Greeting: You are hereby commanded, in the name or the United States of America, to summon to appear before the undersigned, justice ot the peace in Douglas precinct of said District on the 10th day of January, 1908, at the hour of II o'clock in the forenoon of said day, at the court house in said precinct, one K, ". Lapsley, to answer the complaint of E. w. Weesner, founded upon account, and where in he demands sixteen dollars and the costs of this action. Given under my hand and seal this 29th day of October, A. D. 1902.
 IsEALl G. M; IRWIN, Commissioner and Justice of the Peace. First publication, Nov. 12, 1902. Last publication, Dec. IT, 1902.
Douglas Island news., 1902-12-17
Free Lectures.

A most cordial invitation is extend ed to the people of Douglas to attend the lectures at the Old Drug Store each evening at o'clock.
 We are truly living in stirring times and with terrible exactness they are depicted in the "Sure Word of Proph- ecy." We are not here for controversy and will endeavor, in the spirit of true meekness aUd love to present what we believe to be of the greatest importance to all.
 Such subjects as "The Coming of the Lord", Signs that Show Him Near "Tbe Seven Last Plagues", Capital and Labor, 1.-The Eastern Question, "The Place of Salvation, Religious Liberty, "True Conversion, "United States in Prophecy, "The Work of the Holy Spirit, will be presented in all of which Christ is shown to be the Soul and Center.
 We have comfortable place to ln- vite you to and especially appeal to those who have not given attention to come, as we'll as those who have,
 A. NJ. DART
Douglas Island news., 1902-12-17
AREA.
46.532 Acres .
Total

Total eco. 4o'oo1 AcHeS' The location of the said Alaska" Lode or mine is recorded in the office of the Recorder for Juneau Recording District, Alaska, III Rook B of Lodes, on page POI of the Recoras of Said District; the "Alaska 2" is recorded Tn Rock 2 of Lodes, page 27O, ot the keeoT9s or ,, tSe % Juneau Recording District; the Bullion l66 ;s recorded in Book B of Lodes, page l9g or the Records of the Juneau RecordlnS DIS trict and the "Bulliou 2" is recorded m BOOK i0 of Lodes, page 36 of the Records or the gu mean Recording District, District of Alaska: The adioining claims are: On the southwest the Cooper Stain and Champion Lodes;; on tbe north. east and south, unknown claims. Any and all persons claiming adversely any ,ortion of said Alaska Lode, Alaska zLooe, Rullion Lode, and Bullion Lode, or sur5ace SUIT c rround thereto belonging, are requireu q t4 oe file their adverse claim with the Register .i 1l the finited States Land Office, at Juneau, h!- as5a, during the sixty days period of puDn- cation hereof, or they will be barred by WIT the of the provisions of the statute.
 JOHN ". DUDLEY, Register; It is hereby ordered that the notice or the foregoing application shall be published m the Douglas Island News, weekly newspa- per published at Douglas, Alaska. once week. for ten consecutive weeks or issues.
 JOHN W. DUDLEY, Register First publication Dec IT, 1902
 Last publication Feb. 9, l9U5.
Douglas Island news., 1902-12-17
N0TICE OF IMPLICATION FOR U. $. PAT

U.S.LAND OFFICE, JUNEAU, :
 ALASKA, Dec. 9. 1902.