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Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1902-05-29

- Der 8eridt iiber unferen 0ans
bel nit Sapan aeist elm ftetises Mads=
tbIm. Die Ser. Staaien iinb bsute
9aupterporteure bon eleftrifhen Nppds
raten, MaI6insn fir 8ersiperte unb
papierfabrifen, llbren unb 5abrS
rGbern. Was lanonirtbihaftli4e Sns
itrumente betrifft, 10 nebnen mix bic
apeite Steae elm, nit 4usii6t balo an
Der Spite gu iteben. Sn 8abnidienerl,
Ndeeln etc. treiten mir nit Deuticbz
lamb um BEN eriien Stang. Die Rads
fraee in Sapan na9 ben fertig geItel=
ten probutten anDerer Qdnber beftnDet
fi6 nod in Der Ginbbeit unb bdb bel
Der bebeutenb fiiraeren Gntfernuns bic
Ser. Staaten in niht all5u langer 3ea
bic Mdrfte in sSapan nod ntebr eez
tpinnen tperDen, itebt allBer ssra9e.
= Die idneue6ilfe Der Ser. .Staaten
fir bic Hotbleibenben BON Marttnique
ipirb in 5ranfreid banfbar anerfannt.
Ser generDIe sS9npuls ipirD Die 5ranz
3oien iiber5eugt bdbsn, bab mir In be-
redtigten 5reunbI6aftsbeseusunsen
feline lln.erIdieb unter ben Nationen
MAIDEN. Nu6 Ieitens Der unoeren
2Gnber bat Ii9 psrftbdtige Spmpas
tbie Idnea funb gsgeben, nur in Gng@
lunb fpnnte bas Miniiterium feinen
YrGcebenafon finben, ber bas garlaz
ment gu dbnIider 6iilfeletitung bere6@
tigt bGtte, 10 Iebr bic WeitslieDer oes
2ebtersn biss aub pinIdten. Run
gnslano in ct. 8incent am eisenen
SleiId betmgeIudt lit, tpiro bas N|tz
a,iiterium pobl gu iGnenerem gnt<
jdlub bereit Iein.
-Das lebte ppmNrbeitsbepartement
ber0ffentliDte Bulletin naht unaez
nlein intersRante 9lnsaben iiber bic
Pretie, bic in BEN lebten IL Sabren IN
ben Ser. Staaten fir 5leiih be3ablt
tpsrten mubten. Der niebrt9ite prels
fir S6la6tpieb better Aualttdt pdhz
renb Der eenannten 3eitperiobe tit i'm
2lpril 1896 beaablt ipprben, nGmltd
1886 big $4.25 pro 100 Yfuno; ber
bD6ite fir bic eleihe Aualitdt i'm Stz
tpber 1899, nGmlid9 $3.50 Bis $500.
Nah ben Nnsabsn bes nSatlD 3raoe
Bulletin" ipurhen in ben leBten Sab
rem fir bas Sleii6 BON &inbern UNI
S6afen PRO 100 8funb in gbicogo Die
foloeneen Breife ge3ablt:
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1902-05-29
SparaeI.

Sir Sparselliebbaber 1T es seipib
BON Snterefe, gu erfdbren, baB bic
6eimatb bieies aarteiten unb tppblz
fhmedenbiten @entiiles bas ipetli1e
Niisn Der semdbisten Gone tit, no Der
Sparsel auf 1anbisem 8oben ipilb
ipdbit. 0ie SeinI9meder erfannten
fdon in uralten 3eiten bic @oraiiss
oieles 8epa9les; por msbr als 1900
Sabren bauten es bieHDmer unbMegppz
ter in ibren gGrten, unb plinius, oer
rDmi16e Naturbitortter, Idst I9on in
ieiner 8eI6reibung Der Sparselz
pflanse, bab lie bic gefiinbeite unb benz
Magen sutrdsli9ite Na6rung lei.
0as in Der pflanae entoedte fpsez
nannte Isparasin TT Elm Iebr eitpeiBz
baltiger, nabrbafter unD baau lsidt
berbauli6er Stpff. Oaber lit Der reib<
lide, tdsli9e @enub bes Spareels,
ipDie af6 Der Sparaelbriibe hie burd)
6in5uthun bon Sutter>Wtebl1 9Dtbe,
JIetfhertruft, peteriilie unb 81 cine
nobl19medenOe Suppe ersiebt, BEL
alien Sdpddesuitdnoen, tpie 8lutarz
mutb, QnIab BON Waferiudt Ii. T. M.
1e6r ou empfeblen. = Sn OeutI6lanD
5tebt unp ssnieBt man erDBtentbetls
ben tpeiBen Spargel in 1einen mannigz
faltisen sdrtneriIden @pielarten, Der
Desbalb peiB bleibt, neil CT sei6nitten
iptrb, beppr ct iiber bic grooberflGde
binausgelpadien 1T, oenn ert unter
benz Ginflub bes Sonnenli6tes bilbet
fi9 Der CRIME Sarbitoff, bas gbloroz
pbpG. 9ieraus erfldrt iib AUDI, baB
Der iiber Na9t empprsefdofsne, felbit
ftngerbreit iiber Der @rbe ftebenbe
Spargel bis gum Sonnenaufgang peib
bleibt unb fi6 oann erit roia, ROTH,
braun unb f6lieBlib grim fGrbt. 6ter
genieBt man ben bereits iiber bic 8eete
getpa4lenen sriinen Spargel. Oerielbe
lit BON itGrferem 8ef6mad unb langs
ni6t 10 aart uno milo, nie Der lpeiB
geitp6ene. Die Spargelpflanae gebeibt
am be1ten in loderem, parmem 8Dben,
Daber finbet man in @e6irsssegenben
penig pber gar feline Spareelanpflanz
aungen. Die Spareelfammer OeutIhz
lambs 1T 8rauni6petg, ipo befdnntlt6
groBe pargelfonlerbenfabrifen be-
iteben. Oo9 audi bic Marf 8ranbenz
burg, befonbers Der 3e6nmeilenumfreis
bon Berlin, tpeit sroBe Spargelfeloer
duf.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1902-05-29

~~o'"'~''' ~~o0"|~N ~" OT'S"SD VIZ ~
aiebungsmittel fir ibren 13idbrissn
Sobn @eprge. OieIer ion Elm pilber
8urI6e lein, Der fi6 in ben leBten Mo=
naten oiel in 19le9ter GeieGl9aft
berumsetrieben baben ION. Die Grs
mabnungen unb Bitten feiner Mutter
beadtete er niht, unb bic Srau perfiel
auf ben senialen@ebanfen, ibrem eblen
SprDblins bic RleiOungsitiide fortau=
nebnlen unb ibm bafiir MdD9enflsiber
gu geben. @eorse senirte ii9, in biez
fen bas 9aus gu Derlaf1en, unb blteb
Bel Muttern. Muf @rIu6en Der sSrau
iiberpies Der Nihter Sutbiu ben SUM
gen Der Heformidule in @lentppob.
- Carroll .. Wrigbt, Der 8unbesz
grbeits Statiitifer, faet, baB bic
materiellen 8ebiirfntife uner Gintppbs
ner Der Der. 5taaten befriebiat iperz
ben fDnnten, tpenn ieber ge1unbe arr
beitsfdbige Mann nur pro Sag atpei
unb Elm piertel 5tunben arbeiten Mir
be. Mit biefer Mr6eits Quantitdt
f0nnte ole Nabrung, Mleibung, ,Wpbnz
selesenbeit II. I. tp. bergeitellt iperben,
tpelhe tie Nation bran9t. Daraus
fam man erfeben, ipie iinnlDs bic Mr<
beitstpeife rnter benz beuttgen Mirtbs
idafts : Spftem III, bas Millipnen
Menf1sf iibermdBig nit Mrbeit be-
Iaitet, ipGbrenb 3ebntaufenbe ieine
Mrbeit finben fDnnen unb infplae bei<
len eriitsnalos fperben.
SHasdmtsfetretGr Sbaip bat
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1902-05-29
Ghled1ter Tanih.

6dusfrau (tn Die &iihe tretsnb, no
lie ibre R0hin i'm Rreife nebrerer
Rolleainnen Bel Raffee unb Ru9en
antrifft, entfebt): rMinna, mas ipI
biefer 2Grm bebeutsn9 sic bdlten in
meinem 9uuie SRaffeegeielfdaft
RD9in: rGrlauben Sic gndbise
sSrau, bd ih feinen 5hab bnben bari.
gebDre id bem @ereitl aur Be-
fGmpfung Der Gbe an nnb ieben Mit.~
mod babsn mir; 0eretnstag. Gtnas
muB ber MenfM bod haben!
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1902-05-29

Won tonn aug bteIen Yreisangaben
Die 8obrnehmung MAIDEN, boB, lpG6z
reno Der Preis fir Rtnbfleii6 in ben
Iebten 6 Sabren betGnbig itis9, Der
fir S6DpienFGeii6 sitdnbieen
S6tpantungen unternDrfen unb 1901
nabeau einer 9pllar niebriger mar,
uls 1900. Ra6 ben 8ulletins bes
4derbau Departements IteGlte iid i'm
eleiden 3eitraum Der preis nes 5lsis
f6es per pfunb lpte folet:
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1902-05-29
Cine Iiebensuiirbtse ssrennbin.

&ptette (au ibrer 5reunbtrD: g,
negen mir fanb fhon einmal apii9en
3tpet 6erren elm amerifanif9es Ouen
.itatt, unb Der, Der bic fdnarae augsl
3Dg. -.
Speunbin (ibr in's Wort falIenb)
). .rMubte Did heiratben"s
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1902-05-29
Nefheftnihria.

,Warnm baben sic benn Sbren al
ten 0iener entlaffen9"
rsSa, 3 sing nidt anbers; neuliG
beim Meinabaieben, ipie mir 8eioe Be-
nebelt tparen, baben mir 5hmollis gez
trunfen. 4. unb felt Diefer 3eit fast
Der Rerl fpnfequent nDu" 3u mir!1
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1902-05-29
~ k<NI{N = Y IN sxsTkfTk
Wfffnfr $d)reibtbrtff uoii
Si,,ie Janfftcnsel.

Der WeDess
ipeiler, ipc ben
pbilipp, ipas
mein 6osbanD
is. feirl 6rennb
IN Oori9tfilz
Ter Is. Der
bots tn for
mid. gr tpetB
gut asnus, oaB
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1902-05-29

- Die gr9iebigfeit Der Selqueuen
in Seras bat in ben leBten 5asen be-
beuteno naGselai1en uno nqmentli4
maht 1idb Dieier Riidsans auf benz 5ez
riibmten Selfelo. bon Beaumont eel@
terb, bei1en Ausller elm 10 rieitges
Nuantum lieTerten. 9eplogen bringen
bieies Na6laHen nit ben beftigen groz
beben unb geplogifden St0rungen ir
8erbinbung, .pslcbe por fur5sm unIer
Na6barlanp Merico unb Die Hepubli=
fen gentral>Mmerifas beimgeiu9t baz
BEN unb in ben leBten Sdgen bic tpeit-
inbi19en SnIeln perpiifteten. Sic
glauben, eine 8erfdiebung Der @rbs
unb @elteini6idten babe ben natiirliz
den MusfluB Der Auellen abseI6nitz
ten unb ratben, gu fiinitli6en Mitteln
CUR 6ebuns Der sroBen, ipabrideinli6
mod Dorbanbenen SelIaser gu greifen.
Die QueGenbeiibsr ppllen bieie 56eo=
rie niht gelten laiIen unO iino e6er se=
netgt an5unebmen, bab cine ipirfliche
@rfh6pfung Der 0orrdtbe bprlieat.
Wer re1t bat, lit natiirlih nibt 5ll be-
ftimmen. baB aber Grberfdiitterunsen
BON Der Stdrfs Der eripGbnten au1 auf
febr ipeite Gntfernunwn lire Wirfun~
gen dubern tOnnsn, bat iih idon frii=
ber offers seaeigt. 90 blie6 3. 3. na9
benz sroBen grO6eben bon 2iiIabpn
Der @prubel in &arlsbab in B0bmen
aana aus unb fonnte erit nah ldngeerr
3eit Durh Dorgenommene Neubpbruns
gen Dieber gum Str0msn sebraht
perben.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1902-05-29
nerlltiId1teH.

g8ie mir Disies sSabr in einaelnen
5taaten Elm 2ocuitiuhr buben, 10 buz
ben einaslne geesnbsn Deutfdlanb's
heuer einen erOben Waifdferflug. Wan
Bat bic Moifdfer friiber als 5bneiteS
unb @efliiselfutter peripenbet; allein
bic @ier erbalten Daburh einen rufrs
sigen @eruh. SEPT berdrbeitet man
lie gu Diinser. Die @drtner bs3ablen
fir iebes Quantum Waifdferbiinger
boppelte Gudnopreiie.
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1902-11-13
BEAT AGAIN

The foot ball contest between the
Canon City and Florence high school
teams at the latter's grounds last
Saturday resulted in a victory for the
Florence boys, the score standing As
to at the end OF the game. In spite
of the score piled up against the local
team some good sport was witnessed
and few excellent individual plays
made. By reason of the rough usage
received by the Canon City boys in
their game with Pueblo the week be-
fore, several of the best players were
hors de combat when the contest with
Florence was pulled off and their
places were filled by substitutes, who
had not had sufficient practice to be
able to put up very strong game.
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1902-11-13
LOCAL AND PERSONAL

Standard American Prints at lc
yard Saturday only at Armstrong;.
all Main.
Mr.. and Mrs. Otto Hoffman, Mr..
and Mrs. Wilson and Mr.. and Mrs.
Dyer of this city, were the guests Of
friends in Florence last Sunday.
Belding Bros. Embroidery Silks,
Flo. E. f. Twisted and Rope Silks
all coiors at PC per skein, Saturday
only at Armstrong;. All Main.
A. b. Church Of Denver. travelling
passenger agent for the Colorado &
Southern Railway Company. WAS a
business visitor In town yesterday.
Representatives. John B. Me-
serve of Florence. was in town last
Monday looking after some profess
sional matters in the district court.
A striking feature of the Nvemher
~oman's Home Companion is an ar.
ticle on Some Chinese Ways" by
Madame WI Ting Fang. wife of the
Chinese Ambassador. She throws
some interesting light on the chsrao-
ter of the people who are Just now
attracting the worlds attention.
Through the agency Of Ragsdale g.
Sons, Judge NJ. 8. Bailey has traded
his home. including ffty-three feet
OF realty at AT Greenwood avenue. to
| +. X. Rockwell for the later's resi-
dence property on North Fifteenth
street. The value of each Of the prop
critics exchanged is about %, 900.
G.. e. Diegel has sold his restauran,
business to NJ. J. Chapman of Port
land. Michigan, who is now in ch arge
of the concern. Mr.. Chipman and
family have been in Canon City about
two weeks. Although Mr.. Diegel
has not formulated any definate plan,
for the future it is probable that h,
will remove to Southern Californit
in the course of "A month or six weeks
Novebmer 9Th the Wednesday Musi
cal Club studied Rossini at its regu
lar meeting. the lesson being led by
the president, Mrs. Smith.
On the morning of November l2th
u Rossini program was given. Thi
was the best program Of the seasoI
so far. Besides the program Mis-
Chatfield, member Of the Denve
Tuesday Musical Club. was present an
favored the club with soprano sol
from Donizetti's Daughter Of tn
, Regiment. which was greatly enjoyed
The other guests were: Mrs. Hutchin
son of Charlottesville. Indiana. Mrs
Conaway, Mrs. Webster, Mrs. Archi
White, Miss Knight Of Pueblo. Mis-
Palmer. Misses Catherine Coolbagli
Jessie Peabody and Eula Whitmore.
Straight Tips are the best cen
I cigars.
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1902-11-13

Business men and every body else
are invited to the st. Cloud. Tuesday
evening, Nov. 25th to have supper
with the ladies of the Catholic
church. 1t will cost you quarter
44t4
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1902-11-13

The ladies of the Catholic church.
will give supper and bazaar at the
st. CLOUD hotel, Novomber 10th.
Supper begins at 8 O'Clock, 2b cents.
Supper will be followed by dance
good music and good floor. %4t4
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1902-11-13
Wanted.

Five hundred Pounds more of
Rough Dry washing at five cents per
pound. Cheapest family rate on
earth We iron the bed and table
linen.
CANON STEAM LAUNDRY,
42t4p Jas. B. Lantz.
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1902-11-13

No better smoke than the Straight
Tip. b.oent Cigar.
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1902-11-13

Business men and everybody
are invited to the St. Cloud. Tug
evening, Nov. 9bth to have 81
with the ladies of the Catholic Oh,
1t will cost you quarter.
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1902-11-13
tators.

Straight Tips are leaders, not imi-
tators.
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1902-11-13

Insist on your dealer giving
Straight Tip, 8 cent Cigar.
better made.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-10-23
GOOD ADVICE.

Bllnchs K. Bucs, the negro who 1t one time was egls,s, Of the treasury and who was a reconstruction senate, from MIssIs- sippl Is publishing a paper 10 Bond, Miss, ls 1yowsi o5is,, being the elevation oi the coIorsd ucs on ths Booker T. Wash lna,on plan. H- advises 1l negroes Co "buy homes, educate thsi, children, In- dusuiouslv serve God and practice morality and temperance and lst gambling and politics alone"
 This Is good sound livics from a man whose experience should make him a eom- pe,sn, judge. Buss hat many wears sx. perIsncs as a leader Of a black poIitIeiI partv and that he admits the failure of that method Of slsvl,ing the coIored psc- pie shoul ,ount for mu,h.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-10-23
THE DIFFERENCE
lDiwson NugEst)


 The platform adopted by the convention which nominated Clarke does not differ lr essentials from the one uron which Mr. Ross stands. The people as a whole ar' practically oi one mind as Co the needs of the country and have. therefore, merely Co decId. at the approaching election between the men who are seeking ,heIr suftrlges. There are no great divisions of sentiment separating the people Into parties. the great problem before them bsIng to determine up,n man who will be best enabled Go carry the popular views Into practical ei- feet.
 The Nugget claims for Mr. Ross that above and beyond lnv other available man In the territory he possesses the qualihea- tons requisite fof the accomplishment of the desired purpose. He has been ln Che Yukon sufficiently long to become familiar with I,s every need and his experience as lsgislltor here and elsewhere will prove lnvalulb,e ln securing from parliament re- eognItlon of everything desired by hls con st.tuents.
 Re win go to Ottawa with the one single purpose of presenting the needs of hls people bei5rs the federal legislative body. and that he win do SO ably, eftee- lively and conscIentIouslv, his record dur lng tfe time he hls held ofhcs amply proves.
 Ths Influence Mr. Ross has exercised at Ottawa In the capacity of Yukon commls- si5nsr, will be grsl,lv Increased and ex- tended when he goes down Co the federal capital as the duly elected legislative repre- sentative. Re win have ths ear of parlia- msnt direct and win be able Co present the cause Of the Yukon In a manner that will insure desired results forthcoming.
 On the other hand, -h0uli Clarke by anv In1tysuencs prove successful what have the people Co hope or expect through his presence at Ottawa? Ills pdmlTy pur- pose as outlined and declared by himself on Che night of hts nomination ls Co srent bis time at Ottawa abusing and sllnter- log members Of the government
 Now admitting for the sake ot argument that there lrs members of che government who are entitled Co ths kind ot beIel,In2 which Clarke promises Co furnish 80 lv. ishIy-whlt practical results ot a bsnehc'l nature win the people derive ihsIefrom We answer none lt all.
 To elsct Clarke would be on act ot .neX cusable folly. Re would accomplish mon harm forthe Yukon than could be replire, ln wears. We refuse Co believe for on0 moment that the people win be let int committing such a colosSl. b.untsr.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-10-23
RIVER BAD
Water Is Falling Fast Near
 Dawson.

Whitehorss. Oct. 22.-Whlle the rlyeI registered 47 Inches above low water al this point lt Is not an Indication as 10 the extent it Is failing farther down the stream. The fact that steamers had plenty of water In the spring when the gulge here showed much less water than at present Is misleading. Then the water was higher the farther down one went, but now lt Is different. The water begins to fall near the mouth of the river ana the source Is the last point to feel the Tejuct- lon ln Che flow. This accounts for the fact that the lower river boats are com pellsd to stop early ln September while those cn the upper river have not all stop ped yet.
 At the present time the river is bad be- tween He'll gate and Dawson, From Hell gate to Lp Barge there Is IIt,le trouble To navIgl,i'n,
 All things considered 90 Is conceded by an that this ls the most remarkable season ln the history of fan navigation on Che upper Yukon. Never before wys there SO much water at this season Of Che year or so few accidents to steamers.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-10-23
BIG ONE Large Piece Of Gold Found
 On Mush.

ASIsoo gold nugget has been found on Mush cseek. Such Is the Information re- esivsd by Dr. L.. $. Keller 10 a letter from Frank Saucler, who worked for him ln the Porcupins during the last summer The nugget weighs six pounds and was found on Canyon ersek, a tributary to aush, by Morley Bones.
 The letter stated that all the Mush ,rssk miners are coming in now, While few of them had found pay dirt all had found gold and the prospects are good on all the creeks ln the district. The miners have about s2oo each on an average.
 The inf rmatIon was confirmed by a letter received by Dr Keller from Peter Nsbs, who also worked for Dr.. Keller last summer.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-10-23
INCOMING
Eight Steamers En Route Up
 River.

Whi,shorss, Oct. 22.-There a;e eight steamers en route up the river. The list Includes the WhltehorSe, SslkIrk, Victor ian, Zslllndlln, La France, Casc1, Colum- blan and Dawson. The 6rSt thiee named and the Clsca are due Co arrive today and several ,thers should get in tomorrow.
 The Thistle, Cdmmins and the Emma Knott. that are now going down stream are all scheduled to return. The Clsca is scheduled to make another trip down The rver, and she may, lt Is said, return again, but her ability Co do 80 Is questioned.
 The Ll France may make another trip down the river.
 The Emma Knott sailed down stream last evening
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-10-23

wrlng,l w.ll have another plpsr soon after the frs, of nex, m.nih. A. V. K. Snyder announces that he wlIl begin Che publication of the Alaska Sentinel at the old town at the mouth oi Che Stick.ns, November C. Better evidence of the ad- vance being made by Nrngei coud oo, Je hld than th, il,t that two p'p-s Vil have bsel started .n less ,h-n tv- month
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-10-23
Valdez All R ght

Mr. lvey Is enthusiastic ever the outlook for Che Valdez countrv He says tDe rail- road will surely be built and that Che ma tsrIaI Is already going in for that purpose He said that while there will be litt' work done this winter, everything win be in readiness 0 begin early in ths spring He says the promoters have jhs money that Is necessary for Che work. Mr. I've, calls Valdez his home now.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-10-23
DOWN AGAIN
Another Drop in the Tenn
 perature on Yukon.

WhItehorse, Oct. z2.-Thsre was an' other drop lu the temperature of ihe Yu- kon today. The lower river points in lhe Of Dlwson, are Uowjing the zero point It gets warmer has White horse Is approached. At Stewart Che ms,' cury Is 1t 4 above zsyo. Selk.rk shows ic above and at WhItehorse lt Is Is above.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-10-23
Tho Northern PaeiHo

Is the route pa,ronIzej by experienced travellers oyer thlS continent and you cln- n3, do better than take this route when next you are going East. Three trans continental trains daily. For tickets and al, information, call on or write Co A. IinIing, GenI. Agent, Tacoma, 1r l A. Nlielu, Ge0l Agent, Seattle.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-10-23
waruinxl!l

So many slv the city of Sk3Ewav Is 0r the decline What Is The cause 0i u' When you reed an article you ss7l Co the outside i1t it. Do you wonder tn every b0dv complains 1f poor business No, !: Pa'r0n.z- home industry Sklgway t.lse- ner Beer ls 0n tTalght at every hrst ci S, saloon. U
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-10-23
Alnsknna

Going East are Invited to Inquire into ihs accommodations afforded by Che Northern Pacihl before purchasing their tickets. This route offers the best of everything .. the travelling public in the way of dining sleeping and observation cat service fl' tickets and Q information, clll on or write Co A. Tinling, Gen. Agent, Iscomi or l. A. Nadelu, Gen. Agent.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-10-23

This Is the season of the year when everybody should have theIr blankets washed. The Royal Laundry Is doing them .n great numbers. Get your order h eIrLV.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-10-23
Notice to the Public

The Pioneer Dairy hereby announces that from this date it will sell milk tickets a, the following Tate: quart tickets, ST; @ pint tickets, st. C
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-10-23

The Seattle Bohemmn Draught Beer ls tc best and most expensive draught rcr made ln Seattle For sale at the Se- .ttls saloon. corner State and Sixth ave t1a
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-10-23

The Seattle saloon Is a gentIeman's re- sort and not a gambling j0In'. You can't lose youf money there. q
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-10-23
Can't Lose Your Money

The Seattle s8'oon Is a gentIsm ms re- sort and not gambling iJint f0u- lose your money there lv.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-10-23
Fined fer Fighting

E. O Clswell was fined sz5 y-,isrjav by Judge Rogers for striking J. G. Llr<'n at the Board of Trade Tussdlv night.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-10-23
Can't Lose Your MOaoy

The Seattle saloon Is a gentIemau's rs- sort and not a gambling joint. You can't lose your money there. t
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-10-23

Ire Royal Llu0try cannot be eNcellst They .tn suit your taste and -onvenienc. and fi v,1 sIn prices Phone Q7, next Co electric light .9nt.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-10-23

Finest meal In the cltv at Royal Gale. Everything hrst-class. The best of service guaranteed.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-10-23

Furnished rooms and houses for rent advertised To the Daily Alaskan-always bring plenty of applicants.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-10-23

Red Star bottled beer is unequtled as o table drink e per dozen. delivered Telephone e.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-10-23

Fresh milk and cream from the Sklgwlv Pioneer Dairy, at Chellanter'S, Fifth Avenue. Telephone %.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-10-23

Celebrated WaShbum mlnt0l.nS, guI- ars and blni0S. Bakers Book Store.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-10-23

The best people in ths cItv pl,r5nlzs the Seattle Saloon. lt serves only the best of everything.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-10-23

The best glass Of beer in ,hs North gan be had at the Seattle Sll0on-A gentle mans resort.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-10-23

F., Rent and For Sale cards for sale at this ohioa-
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-10-23

We cary Fl. & e Al. readv-to-wear tAllor-made suitA ". H. Ciayson e 70.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-10-23
Can't Lose Your Money

New Lace Curtains st E. R. Peoples.