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The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1903-02-15
Leads all North Carolina Dailes i'm News and Circulation

reached the Demorest place, the presi-
dent of the company, A. J. Demorest
could not be found aud there was a
number of patrons in front of the locked
doors, clamoring for payment
The raids followed a general police
order to close all fraudulent turf ex-
changes in Chicago.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1903-02-15
Endorse the London Bill,

Especial to News and Observer
Shelby, n. c., Feb. 14-An en+h,,,;o
tic mass meeting was held last TburS1o :,
evening in the court house by the niti
zens of Shelby and resolutions endorcin,
the much talked of London bill waro
unanimously adopted
Rev. C. F. Sheriff. called the meeting
10 order; DIR. j. ii. Weaver led in prayer: !:
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1903-02-15
The Body of Dossett Arrives,

telegram received from New York last
night states that the body OF Alexander
Dossett, of Durham, VINO was Killed IN
the explosion on the battleship Massa-
chusetts. has arrived at that port.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1903-06-11
@td,arS HI. ftir s,uansie 9oaars.

Ser geniale, aber mablos lei9tfin@
niae ameritanifde S9auipieler goote
mar 3ur 3eit feines engagements in
pbilabelpbid in 8eaiebung uuf 9elbs
ansslssenbsiten fdon 10 perrufen, bab
tr lpeber BON feinem Direttor einen
8orf1ub erbaIten fonnte, nod fonit
irsenbpo du9 nur feline 3e4e geborgt
erbieIt. 9lls er nun zines Sages fpiez
ber 9anS pbne 8aarmittel mar unb
tein glnls6enssefu9 selingen pplIte,
fiists es Der 3ufal, bab er bel einem
gfanbleiher ppriiber fam, unb taun
batte er bic sgirmentafel erblidt, uls
es ibn pie elm 8lib burd3udte. Der
Mann fpa mir beIfen!4 iaste er aufa
la9enb. mSiiNfaig Dollars nirb
goote bod nod lpertb iein!" Dem
pfanbleiber mar Goote tein 5rember
mebr = trobbem aber punberte er ii4
nidt tpenis, ibn eintreten gu iebeH.
Spllte er tpirtlid fpieOer einmal ettpas
8erpfdnbbares beiiben9 Sein Gr<
ftaunen aber nuds nod msbr, als
gpote ibm nun nit aGIer bramatif9en
Ginbringli9feit, iiber bic er berfiigte,
ertlGrte, er miiFe unbebinst fiinf5ig
Dollars baben, ober = perbungern.
Limb Dor alien perburf ften!" betonte
er. .Run muB i9 beute Ridarb Iii.
ipielen," fubr er fort. sd perpfdnbe
mid fir fiinfsie Dollars : sic ,peiz
feln ippbl felber ni4t, baB mid Der
9irettor auslDfen ipirb9"
9em pfanbleiber ma6te Der neue
.geniale" ginfau bes 2ei9tfubes ni9t
penia Spab, aber = fiinf5ig Dollars
bran3upenben, fhien ibm bod etipas
eepagt au fein. Gnbli9 aber einiste
man ii9 uuf stpanaig Dollars, bas
Diner ipurbe beitelIt, unb als es Ibenb
purbe, fdidte goote einen 8oten ab,
Der bem STANDARDIZATION Elm Billet fpls
aenben Snbalts iibsrbrabte: .Ulein
better Sones. Sd bin fir 20 Dollars
BEL 9. 9. 8arret oerpfdnoet. &0nnen
sic Sbren Ridarb ni9t entbebren;
bdnn lpGre es b6bIts 3eit, ibn aus5us
lDfen. Sang Der Sbrige. 20. @oote.
Der 9irettpr itieB na6 @mpfang bes
fpnberbdren S9reibens einise OuBenb
Jiiihe aus, fblieBli9 aber blieb ibm
bod ni9ts iibris. als in ben lauren
gpfel gu beiben. unb Ri6arb III.
ipurbe ausgel0it. @s mar iibrisens
hr IeBte @trei6, ben er in pbildbels
pbia periibte. 8alb Oanad fab er elm,
baB es beFer iei. in elmer anberen
Stabt fein Slid gu beriu9en, absr er
mar bereits in bic periobe ieines @ers
fails eetreten. Sin paar Sabre fpdter
perIdpanb er gang bon Der 8iibns unb
ipieber Elm paar Sabre fpdter enbete er
in ber 4rmsnabtbeiluns zines 9Oipis
tals.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1903-06-11

~Was peiB id bon ben Rinsen, bic
Ieeren Oinger faeen in elmer @de ipegs
seporfen. unb i'd nabm fie NIT" itisB
er berpor.
nRpmmen sic e'mir nitbt NIT fot9en
9efhihten, mein Better" faste Der
8edmte bart. .Sie tperben iih pobl
nod auf eine anbere @ntiport belins
men,"
Gr beaann cine eenaue Ourafu4
dung Der Wohnung. bic Ringe fanben
ii9 nidt.
Baden sic Ti6 fertis, Mann. i9
muB sic perhaften. Sdon beiier,
sic fplsen suttpillig, phne erit nms
itGnbe au MAIDEN"
Der Sapeaier bDrte taum, er ftano
nod INNER iiber feline beipuBtloie
Srau se6eust. Sept sins burd bsren
80rper elm 3ittern. iie f4Ius bic Iu>
gen auf, i6r eriter Bid traf Srib.
S9dubernb, boiler 2lbfdeu blidte
iie bon ibm meg. sort, riibre mid
ni6t an" fdrie iie auf, ntomm mir
niht ipieber Dor bic 2lugen, bu Oieb!"
unb auffdludsenD fdlug iie bic 9Gns
be pprs @eIi9t unb peinte bitterlid.
Mlit sefenttem Saupte, erlpf9enen
8lites folete 5rib Sautelt ben 8edms
ten in bas Neutrality-suspicious.
@inige Wphen fpGter griff Der
aommer3ienratb 2eBmann mad bem
Diner nit bebagli6er Wtiene our
2lbenbaeituns. 8Ormittags mar bic
9erbanbGung sesen ben SapeSier sss
peien. Die Ginse batten iih spar
ni9t gefunben, aber bic 9epeife mas
rem gu erbriidenb setpefen. Der Mann
mar su bier Wlonaten @efdngnib pers
urtbsilt lpprben.
Der 3ommersisnratb entfaltete bas
8latt. YlDBlib sntfdrbte er iia,
Seine gtugen bafteten auf folgenoer
Rptis: ,Seute Ipislte ii9 i'm @eri9tss
aebGube cine aufregenbe Scene ab.
Der Sapeaier SriB 9autelt, Der be-
reits ipesen elmer MeHerite9erei pors
beitraft mar, purbe tpegen Diebitabls
su bier Mlonaten 9efdngniB perurs
tbeilt. 9lls er in feline 3eGe suriidges
fiibrt perben iollte, rib er fid pl0blif
los unb itiirste ii9 aus benz brttter
Stod iiber bas Sreppsnseldnber. Mii
aerf9metterten @liebern blieb Der llns
aliidli6e tobt unten liesen."
9as 9latt entfiet ben bebenber
SGnben, unb Der &ommerSienratb er'
blabte. Seine 2ippen murmelten;
.Das babe id niht seipollt!"
2l9t Sage fpdter fanben it9 BIZ
Ringe in Der &leioertafde bes uns
gliidli6en &inbes.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1903-06-11
RtttsIaIterIidts ete6briefe.

3pei mGrfiIde Stedbriefe aus benz
mittelaltsr. bic tpobl gu ben Glteiten
tlrtunben einfdIdgiser @rt seboren.
finb tiirSli9 fir bic Samburger polis
5ei photographic tporben. um in els
uem sr0Beren Werte berDffentli9t su
iperben. Sc iinb S9riftitiide aus
ben Sabren 1882 unb 1886, ipelfe ii9
bis iebt in benz reiben, bisber nod tpes
mig aussebeuteten urtunbenfdabe bes
StaOtardipors gu 3erbit befdnben.
Den einen bat Der Ratb Der HeuFabt
@ranbenburg 9inter einem iiibii6en
Salf9miinser Ramens Mofes aus
Neubranbenburs i'm beutieen Medlens
burg erlaifen. 8efleibet mar Der 8sre
BREEDER NIT einem erauen Rod, ipeiBen
Soien, einem ipeiBea Mantel unb eis
ner nit rotbem unb sriinem Jiitter
ausgenGbten 8apuse. Cine 8eidrei.
bung Der psrfon feIbit febIt leiber bier
ipie in bem aipeiten Stedbriefe, tpel9er
BON bem granbenburser 8ifdofe Soa.
dim BON 8rebotp ausgeiteat lit unb
befen entlaufenen 9ofnarren, Better
8laiius senunnt, betrifft. Der Rarr
mar betleibet nit einem rotben Rod
unb einem rotbz, fpeibz unb grange
ftreiften teberpurf. 9tn ieiner Wies
bererlangung mar benz 8ifdof btfous
bers biel gefegen. neil er ein 9eident
bes foeben sur Regierung eetommenen
Martsrafen Sobunn Cicero mar. Sb
bteier Stedbrief feline Grlebiguna qez
funben, lit ni9t betannt, ippbl aber
bat iid cine tpeitere Ra9ri6t er6alten.
iponad bic 3erbiter ben SaIi9minz
ger absefabt haben. Ius bem betrefz
Fenben S6reiben erfdbrt man audi.
paB Mofes in feinem Sobne unb eli
mem Gplbf9miebe aus Neubranbens
burg Selfersbelfer bate. 9as 8erz
breden beItanb in Der 9lusgabe fal<
fder qfennise. bic nur ben bierten
She'll bes aufgebrudten Mertbes be-
faben. Die beiben ben Suben betref=
fenben 1lrtunben finben ii9 in Or.
Saulbaber's 4uffdbe iiber Sanbet unb
9epsrbe Der beiben StGbte 8ranbenz
burg i'm Ia. unb 15. Sabrbunbert nes
ben anOerem intereHdnten urfunbens
material aus Der mdrtiI9en Haubrits
ter5eit abgebrudt. Der Stedbrief
binter bem Barren tpirb in benz bema
nGdft erfdeinenben Sabrbuh bes bis
fprifden @ereins gu 8ranbenburg
ber0ffenttidt tperben.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1903-06-11
GS tuar TIM Mat.
Bon @bmarb etiIsebausr.

Bon ebwarb etiIsebauer.
SO mar i'm Mai, unb aIIes fanb i'm
9liiben,
Sa bDrte tb 5uerIt bic Melpbei
Uon einem 2anb, in benz bic Hofen
gliiben,
Sn stR bes Ra9ts bic 6lammengarz
ben fpriiben,
Don .iEcm cumberland! Gs mar i'm
Mai.
Tu fdrttteit mir boran. bic Sadel trus
genb,
Tu lodteit ipie bas &lingen Der
S9almei:
.4omm in bas 2ano, mo Marmorz
fGulen rasenb
Den Sempel itiiben. mo- bic MGb9en
5a9enb
9en 2pr6eer tpiuben. 3ommlA Gs
mar i'm Mai.
Sd foIsts bir. 0as Slid staubt i9
gefunoen,
Sim SbdI bes Sriebens sins Der Meg
pprbei.
Sc mar Elm fpsiter @es bon S9mera
unb Wunben,
Sd folste bod. Bis beine Spur GEE
geihDunben.
iinb irr' i'm 9untel jeBt. @s mar i'm
Mat.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1903-06-11

Ser 2anbf9aftsmaTer
I'm M a |. rDas ift fir uns bic
fhledteite 3eit i'm Sabre. man tonn
fi9 breben unb fpenben tpie man min,
immer triest man men Didter nit
brauf!A
-@ie m ms m mi t. Oame:
sd finbe bas Wort pantoffslbeIb
abfdeuli9." = Serr: ~Wis fplI man
ss ionft nennen2" : Dame: ~Gs eiebt
In Der She bod nod senus anbere
9inse. bic man bem Wldnne an ben
4opf fperfen fdnn!"
Nus Der Sommerfriz
I DE. Dirtbin (su ibrem Manu):
n9u, SeppI. Der 9srr min elm puar
gang friIde Gier baben. SD lauf'
raid gum aaufmann -. sadsr' ins
Spif9sn a bifel!"
= g 6iittefreim. Wohl aus
oemein aIs S9urte gilt, = @er an'
bsrer Nafe @urte fdiIt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1903-06-11
Die Sni9rift.
0opeuette pon 8. @aIbemar,
XHsin, bcs 1T ipnberbar!"

A@fNtHf @N~N ~ lEH~N@NN~N .
yWas benu2 Sait 0u NIT 0einem
Sinn fir alles Si5arre NAL pieoer
etpas entbedt, 9ans Siirsens @tipus.
bns lnberen taum bemertbar ipiros"
fraste Elm junser Mann, RAID bem
5reunbe iich ndBernb.
9ieIer itano am Seniter zines Dprfs
n:rtbsbauies. mo betbe Serren, auf Ell
rer sr0beren GubreiIe begriffen, einges
ie9rt naren. I'M gu iiberna9ten uHo
an anberen Gage nit frii4en Srdften
psiteraupanbern.
IS bot ii9 ibren 8liden feline grpbs
artige 4usi ii9t. aber Der bi9te Sans
neas unb 6ihtennalb, bur9 behen
Stdmme bic untergebenbe Sonne bluts
roth binbur6leu9tete, mar ni9t pbne
Rei5. limb aud bas 8G9lein, bas auf
Der anberen Settle Der Strabe munter
iiber Steine biipfte, unb NIT ounteIz
tOnigem Wturmeln allerbanb 5u er3Gbs
len f9ien, erbDbte bas Bib Der 8ube
unb bes Srieoens. permebrte bic 2uit
ber beioen Reiienben, bier lGnser au
raften, als iie anfangs beabfihtist.
nSieb ber. Wiliam," risf Der 2lnses
rebete unb beutete auf eine Der blibs
blanten tIeinen Gsniterfdeiben. ppr be-
men er itanb. n8annit 0u es leien2
Warte, i'd belfe Dir, bic S9rift iit
etpas triBelis, cine e4te. redteSrauen>
f9rift, bas beibt alte Sunsferns
fbrift."
Ser Inbere ladte laut auf.
.Was Du ni9t Illes berausfinbeit,
Cans Siirgen!"
nSOrel" sebot bieIsr etpas raub unb
las: ~Seiratben 1T gut. fast 9auIus.
aber Ridtbeiratben iit beher!" 0aruns
ter itebt Der Rdme untesOore. Das
fagft Du ba5u2"
Wiaiam Often Iadte 6elI auf.
Der @ib ift fein. Sans Siirgert ="
nWib9" fubr bieIer auf unb Iab ben
Greunb ftrafenb an. w0as 1T @slts
ffuebeit poer, mas nod bieI cher mDgz
lid lit = 8itterteit iiber getGui9ts
6offnunseu. limb Du -"
.Sa, ih, mein 2ieber, fase Dir, bab
9u bier pereebIi9 eriibelit unb na9
elmer 8ebeutuns fu6it, bic Dsrienise
pber meinetbalben audi Oieieniqe qans
eeipiB ni6t in ben aIlbetdnnten Spru6
selest bat unb feben poIIte.1
,9lls OBJ es 10 unbentbar ipGre, bab
eine perbitterte pber setne9tete SeeIe
fi4 auf bieie Weiie auseeiprOdsn
bat!"
rllnbentbar ia fir einen gebiIbeten
Meni6en. Sold elmer tann es nur
eetpefen fein. unb babel reid, tpeil er
nit einem Didmanten bic Worte dbte.
llnbentbdr, neil l1nIereiner feline inz
nerften Gmpfiubunsen ni1t auf bic
S9eibe zines DOrfpirtbsbauTes frdbt.
Sber =" er ladte tpiebsr, malt Dir
Define pbantofie ettpa aus, baB man
pieIe llnte Dpre bier gefan9en eebals
ten BATE 8omm, Sans Siiraen, mir
ipoIIen nerfuden, uns @sDib6eit su
perfdaffen, eber baft 9u bod ni9t
Rube."
.Wie ipillft 9u bas ferti9 brtneen9@
vSshr einfdh, id penbe mid an
Enfere bsbGbise Dirtbin. Sab es
ireenbpO Elm GebeimniB, 10 III lie ges
pib babinter eetommen.
n2aB mid unterbeien bier, i5 babe
seine 2uit ="
nWiGft fpobt ben Stoff elsi9 berarz
teiten2 SIR Sdriftiteller feib unpers
beHsrli4. Suft 0u niht perfprpden,
nur 0einer @rboIuna au Ieben. nidlts
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1903-06-11

= Sanfter mint. Suneer
5err: ~5rduIein @Gfe. Sbnen 5uliebe
ipdre ib i'm Stanbe bic gr0bte Oumms
belt gu beseben." @lie: .Papa faet
INNER, bic gr0bte Dummbeit Isi g
Setraiben."
8DnntefstA Di6terline:
rSier, meine Werts, bd tonnen 9nGs
bige ben sanSeu Wintsr bran lefeu!"
DAME: % bante, ib bin ni6t gee
ipobnt, einsn @interfdIaf su bultsn!"
The daily morning Alaskan., 1903-10-29
And Rest for Tired
 Fretted Mothers
In Warm Baths with
 CutiCura Soap

And gentle applications of Cuti- cura Ointment purest of emol- hents and greatest of skin cures, This is the purest, sweetest, most speedy permanent and econom- ical treatment for tortwing, dis figuring, itching, burning, bleed ing, scaly crusted, and pimply skin and scalp humours, eczemas, rashes and irritations with loss of hair, of infants and children, ever compounded.
 MILLIONS or PEOPLE USE CrTIcURt soAr, assisted by CUTICUBA OINTMENT. f1r heautify- inr ths skin. for cleansing re scalp and stop- ping of falling hair for soteuus whitening and soothing red r0ugh and sore hands, and flr an ths purposes of tts toilet. bltt. and nursery. Millions of women use CUuCUBA SOAP in baths for anuoyiue iritat0ns indam- nations. and chadncs too free or offensive precipitation. ln washes for uieeratIye weak nesses. and for many san8-ive. anusepde pur- poses which readily suggest themselves.
 CuHcua Soap. Ointment and Pils arc sol throughout che world. British Depot 2.-s rh4-ferh1nss su London French Depot; Q Rue ta Ia pllE. Paris. FnIIEH DRUG AND CHEM. CORP. Sole Erlps.i bydlll
The daily morning Alaskan., 1903-10-29
Telephone No Is
RArEs
rERRIToR1ALIsrs woNFAIRIY

The hon0rs at the uou-partisan con ventou are all with those who support- ed che American prineip.eof seltgoy- ernmeat They clearly have the best otthe situation. That Is soplainly ap- parent now that the purpose ot the tor- ries in breaking faith with Lynn canal delegations about pos.ponng the convention is obvious They knew they were beaten. and they only sought to muddy che varer hoping thereby to| deceive the members of congress. They will no, have that opportunity because the record is against them.
 There were +g delegates at che real convention and only l3at che snap con- vea,ioa. This means tha, the vote on| che Juneau contested delegation a, which neither of those coa,astmg| would have a vote. would have been 59| for those chosen by the people as| against 53 for those who were selected ataHuIe meeting Of che tories. From tha, time forward the vote would have been tg to33u favor Of Americauisu, and agains. che continuation of che moaach.cal system cha, has been iu vogue iu Alaska for many years Co the eternal disgrace Of tbe United States
 v-ha. sorry spectacle the small band Of tories. who are making the last stand on Che American eoutiueu, agalus, theproc'pIes eamc.a.ed in ,he American Decaruiooot Independence. are making Q. themselves There is. no. another secaoaot the North Amer icau continent where che people have not seItgovemmu- la local affairs. and representation a, che aatooa. can- itals. Those principles in -he defense of which the American co-onis,s whipped Crea, Britain. have uo.ouE been extended to every section of the territory of che United States. eScep, Alaska. including che Indians of che  Five Nations. bu, tte Mezicaus. Cen- trsl Americans and Canadians have selteoyerumel- A.assaas alone re- main in poli,ica. bondage.
 Isita wonder that those. who would have this district remain as a reminder of moaarch.caI institutions. are driven from pillow Go pos, for excuses offer against reason and argument and right and justice: Ista wonder they are driven from misrepresentation. qu5- bling and juggling with figures Go sharp poGdca. practices chat woa.dpa, Co shame Tauuals district leader:
The daily morning Alaskan., 1903-10-29
LIE Monogram
Is the Only Exclusive Liquor
 House in Alaska

We carry a full line of imported and domestic wines and liquors. We carry in stock the following choice brands of burbon whislies: W. H. McBryer, old Taylor, Bond & Lillard, Oscar Pep per, old Darling and Kentucky Bom- bon.
 Our rye whiskies are: old Gibson x Sons, Mount Vernon and old Penwick. We buy all these whiskies in govern meut bond.
 Our California wines we buy direct from the San Carlos winery, and they include port sherry. Muscatel, Angeli- ca, Tokay- Riesling, claret and Cali tornia Grape brandies.
 We buy our goods in car load lots, therefore We can sell cheaper than any other house in Alaska. We are the agents for the St. Louis A. B. c. Bo- hemian and the Seattle Independent Brewing Co.'s beers. We buy Cana dian and Scotch whiskies direct from the Canadian government warehouse in Victoria, B. C, and are therefore sat- isied as Co its purity.
 Goods delivered free of charge in any part of the city, Telephone, No. 34
 Prompt attention to mail orders. Now, fl you need any goods, give us a rial Yours respectfully,
 BLOOM N KORACH.
 Broadway, between Fifth and Sixth avenues, Skagway, Alaska,
The daily morning Alaskan., 1903-10-29

To accuse Lord Alvers-0le with haT- ing reached his decision .u the Alaskan boundary ease for the purpose cf keep ing Great Britain and the United States on friendly terms is the beighth o. ab- swdi.y. Lord A-vsrs.oue sone of Che greatest living lawyers and iur-s-s. and man whose character is above susp.c- iou He would be incapable 0tru.iug ou anything except iu accordance with che law and the facts as he understood them, and the acu,euass of his under standing has never been questioned by competent authority.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1903-10-29
Notice to Ropublloans

The repubIicansO Shagway are here by notified that on Monday N0yemoer2. 1903, lt s o'clock D. m., at the chamber of commerce meeting room, at tne cor- uer of State street and tuh avenue, Skagway, there will be apr.mlry meet ing Of the republicans ol the town Co nominate delegates Go the Alaska rec publican territorial convention. c0uven ing November 10, 1903, at Juneau, Co appoint judges and clerks of the prim- ary election of delegates, to instruct such delegates as may he elected and co take such other action as may be deemed eXpedien, by the republican electors then and there assembled
 The election of the delegates Go said Alaska republican territorial c0nven- tiOn will be held at the meeting room of the chamber of commerce, Sbagway. between the hours of 7,i0 and 9.50 p. an. on Thursday November D, 1903.
 REPUBLICAN TERRITORIAL loN-
 NuTTEE.
 By Fl. B LE tEVEE.
 Acting for S6agway.
 Skagway, Alaska. Oct. --. -Hll q
The daily morning Alaskan., 1903-10-29

Among the features O. the Alaskan boundary hearing and award is the in terua,.oaal reputation made by Gen. Jacob N D.cs.as1a. genera. c7oase. for the Illinois Ceura. railroad. The democratic re0r-auf1ers wine are look ing for a conservative democrat for the presidential nomination for next years campaign. have already begun discuss ing this Uiuoisau. However Gen. Dickinson Is g lawyer and apo..a elan, and iti- not likely that he will re- verse the order for the sake O. being defeated by President Roosevelt
The daily morning Alaskan., 1903-10-29

Tha. Canadian member ot par.la- menr, who saidtha,itthe CuitedS-ates refuses Go sell Alaska Go that country for a decent sum. che Canadians win take 1t from us. Is evidently trying Co establish a reputation as So hum0r.st
The daily morning Alaskan., 1903-10-29

The reception given the uou-par-isan convention at Juneau Is Co the credit of the people Of that place It proves them to be Americons worthy oi that name, and fully alive as to the mean ing Of their c0nty's institutions.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1903-10-29
BEST YET Large Stock of High Grade
 Ware

We have just received a large ship ment of cut glass and the beautiful Opal Crest ware. It is a well known fact that we are leaders in these lines, and am inspection of our stock will con vince you Our stock of holiday goods this year win be finer than ever. It Is no, too early for you to think of your presents. Make your selec- tiou now and get first choice out of the finest stock in the city. Our price IS as low as can be made consistent "itn the quality of the goods.
 p. F.. KERN,
 Gold and Slvarsmith.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1903-10-29
Ordinance No. 50.
A ordinance prescribing penalty for departing from any house declared
 by the Health Officer tO be

departing from any house declared
 by the Health Officer to be
 in quarantine 3e it ordained by the Common Council or the Town 0i Skagway'
 Section l
 That whenever the Health Officer shall discover or be appraised Of the eN- i-teuce Of auy case of smallpox, scarlet fever or other contagious disease, he shall cause the proper flag to be display ed on the premises where such cOn-ag- fous disease may be d0miciled, and he shall declare in the public print, and shall enforce a rigid quarantine of said premises. and that it shall be unlawful for any person, without written permis- sion. signed by the Health Officer, to depart from any house which has been declared by said Health OHcer Co be qulran-inrd.
 Section 9.
 That any person violating this ordl- nance shall, On conviction, be punished by a fine of not less than five ,S3,OOl Dollars nor more than one hundred sl0O00I Dollars.
 Passed the council Sept 2S, 1903. Approved. Sept, 2S, 1903.
 w. B. KING, President of the Council and Ex-odcio Mayor pro tenn Attesl-W. s. McKEAN, Town Clerk.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1903-10-29

lam instructed by the owner to sell 2INIOO. including a good house, adJoln- .nr Daily Alaskan building, for tho small price of sl0o.
 l02-3t PHIL ABBAHAMS.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1903-10-29

FIk's tooth watch charm with mug ret settings, numbered 43l. Finder win kindly return same to A. J. w ak er OF this office and receive reward.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1903-10-29

Get prices at Royal Laundry for family work, special rates in rough dry, next co new electric plant
The daily morning Alaskan., 1903-10-29
Good Old Whisky

old Planet and old Belmont re-im- por,eL both l2 years old. at Mascot sa- loon.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1903-10-29

The Daily Alaskan has received an ausortlnont of Plate Text, the very latsst type for society printing. It is che Gaahion.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1903-10-29
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Lumber, sawdust and shingles for sale at the Monogram Liquor House. tt
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PERSONAL MENTION

 c. T. Switzer and W. J. Robinson, Of the British-American Dredging Com pany, of Atlin, left on the Amur en route for their home at Philadelphia They win return to Alin again next year. where they are now prepared to work. Mrs. Robinson, who spent a de- lightful summer in the Atlin country, is with her husband
 Mrs. Walter Owen, of Atlin, arrived on the Amur and is registered at Che Golden North. Mrs. Owen was former ly Skagway girl, Miss Dick. whose father at one time served on the Skag- way city council.
 Mrs. Stephenson, wife of the Rev. Mir. Stephenson,aud two children, of Auin, arrived on the Amur They were met in this city by Nlr. Stephen son, and will leave for Auin tomorrow.
 
 w. II. Jones, of the Daily Alaskan force is i'll at the Red Cross Hospital
 -o-
 Capt. Jack Green, pilot on Che Casca, arrived from Whitehora the other day.
 
 Charles Macdonald, Clerk of Che ter- ritorial court at Dawson. went south on che Amur.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1903-10-29

Ladies mackiutoshes a, half price at W. II. ROberts1us
The daily morning Alaskan., 1903-10-29

The finest porcelain bath tubs at the Principal barbershOp. Opposite the Board of Trade
The daily morning Alaskan., 1903-10-29

Great clearance sale starts July @, at the Seattle saloon.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1903-10-29

Collars. l0c; cuffs 20c at W. H. B01erts0u's 's.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1903-10-29

Spring chicken at the Puck Train restaurant.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1903-10-29
Fro.hM.at

The Frye-Bruhn Co. keep al kinds of fresh meat constantly on hand. ti
The daily morning Alaskan., 1903-10-29

For Rent and for Sale cards for sale a- this office.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1903-10-29

Baths at the Portland Lodging House. l7c. new porcelain tub. 10 s lmO