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The daily morning Alaskan., 1903-06-17
Junsaui,s Die. Suddenly

Stephen J. Nugent, known generally by the name of "Too,S, died suddenly Monday afternoon at Juneau. Nugeut had been playing baseball and was struck in Che head by a thrown ball a few minutes before hi, death. The Juneau physicians think there was no connection between che accident and Nugent's death, which they a,crihc Co apOplexy.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1903-06-17
Picnic at BurrO Greek

A party, consisting of Mir. and Mrs. George P. Rosenberg, Mrs Sowerby, Mrs. Stein, Mrs. Pitcher, Mrs. Cronin, Miss Everest, Miss Tillard, William Britt, Dr. W. l.. Wilson and II. J. Lynch, spent Sunday afternoon picnic ing at Burro creek The members of the party are enthusiastic in the be- stowal of praise upon that place as a picnic ground.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1903-06-17
WANT US
Douglas Island Invites Skag-
 wayans to TEat Place.

Mayor McGrath has received an in- yitation from the people of Douglas isl- and Co spend the Fourth of July at Douglas. The invitation is addressed Co the mayor. signed by Charles A. Hopp, secretary of the Douglas Island Fourth of July Association, and reads aS follows:
 "The people of Douglas island will unite in celebrating the Fourth of July at Douglas, and extend to you and the people Of your city acordialinvitationt to ioiu them in the festivities Of the day. "
The daily morning Alaskan., 1903-06-17
wraaEoll Voted Monday

The historical old town oi Wraugell held her first municipal election on June l5 Attorneys Winn S Gillette recently secured an order from the dis trict court, at Juneau. calling for a vote on municipal incorporation. There Is thought Co be DO doubt but the black balls will be few and far between.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1903-06-17
CORRECT
No Guess Work, No Mistakes,
 Absolutely Correct.

We do not use pressed lenses. We cut all our lenses. We have the latest instruments for examining the eye. We have the stones for grinding the glasses and we are in position to make corrections for any defective vision. Ii costs you nothing to have your eyes ex' amined. Delays are dangerous. our prices are no more than you pay in the states for the same expert service.
 Keelar,
 Money King, Broadway.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1903-06-17
Oldest Woman fin Yukon

Mrs. Mary Martin, mother Of Ms. J. c. Phelps, celebrated her SSth birth day on Wednesday, 10th inst. "Grand- ma" Martin, as she is called by her in- timate friends, has been in the Yukon for the past three years and is proha- bly, the oldest white person in the ter ritory. -Whitehorse Star.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1903-06-17
MAY BUY
City Bargaining With the
 School Board.

The city council has asked the school board Co ax price on the old school building on Fifth avenue. There Is a growing feeling that the city should help the school funds out now that there will come into the city funds one half of the license money. Tho school fund Is in debt, and the school building Is in need of repairs, and it was felt bX some of the members ot the council that if satisfactory terms could be made with the tOWnsite people Co secure the title Co the old school or Union church building. it would relieve che situation for the city Co buy it from the school board.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1903-06-17
wrapEsIl wnl Celebrate

The people of wrangell will cele- brate the Fourth of July. Committees have been named and are circulating a subscription list for funds.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1903-06-17
Rare old Stock

John Gage Of the Pack Train Sa- loon has received a large consignment of rare old Hermitage and Kellogg whiskies. They are the best, genuine, aged, mellow and pure.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1903-06-17
Train Had PassOnEsrs

There were l4passengers on the train from Whitehorse last night About half of them were from the interior and the other half from Whitehorse.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1903-06-17

If you want to gam entrance into the homes or the buying class, place your advertisement In the Daily Alaskan.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1903-06-17

The finest porcelain bath tub, at tho Principal barbershop. Opposite the Board of Trade.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1903-06-17

Is your washing satIfactOryI Are your clothes tornY If no or yes, try the Skagway Hand Laundry, and you will be satisfied 320
The daily morning Alaskan., 1903-06-17

First class in every respect-Now Arctic Cafe, Whitehorse, Y. IT.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1903-06-17

Lost-Square locket, with l karat diamond setting. Initials A. K. <. on back. Twenty-Five dollars reward. Sid Mcdonald, Dewey hotel. GA lw
The daily morning Alaskan., 1903-06-17

New Lace Curtains a, E. R. Peoples.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1903-06-17
skagway Laundry

For frst-class work try Skagway Laundry. Twenty-two yeraS' experi ence. Telephone 80. u.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1903-06-17

A good liue of ladies' tan and button shoes at cost. w. n. Robertson.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1903-06-17

When in Haines and you wish a good cigar, call at Sewell's drug store.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1903-06-17

Most reasonable, far the best, New Arctic Cafe, Whitehorse, Y. T.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1903-06-17
Fur collarettes, at Winters. If

The best people in the city patronize the Seattle Saloon. It serves only the best of everything.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1903-06-17
For Sale

3O-horse power boiler. Inquire of J. M Tanner. l mo
The daily morning Alaskan., 1903-06-17
shOssl shOosl shOssl

Just received a fine line of gents, ladies' and children's shoes. Prices most reasonable, at w. Fl. Robertson's.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1903-11-05
gett aber 60 xanreu

idyon murbe Wtrs. @inslDp's 500.
thing .Sprup BON MiGipnen Dor
Miittern beim 8abnen Der Rinber
a%ngepenoet. Wirit Du i'm S1lofe
ourd oas Sbreien zines 9inoes ge.
lt0rt, oas i'm 3abuen tit nno Dor
S9mer5en rpeint? Wern 10, laIle
iofDrt cine Slaibe pon ,Mrs.
Minsloms SD0tbiua Snrup" bolen.
Sein Wertb lift unbesablbar. @s
nirb Dem fleinen 2eioenben IpIprt
9ineeruua peri9aHen. @erlaBt eud
oarauf, Miitter, es lit fein 8meifel
oariber. Gs BELT Siarrboe, regu,
lirt ben Wagen uno Die Nieren, be.
leiti9t Wino &olif, ermeibt ben
@aumen, uerbinoert @ntaiinouna
un0 itartt oas gar5e Spftem. nMrs.
8ttslDtps SuDtbing Syrup" fiir 8ab.
nenoe &inoer lit aneenebm i'm @e.
idmad; bas &ecept ftanmt BON
einem Der beiten meiblid)en Nerste in
ben Ser. Staten. @S lift bel alien
Orusgiiten in Der gonsen 8elt gu
baben. Breis Is Gents per eflaIhe..
8auft nidts ~anberes, oils Wrs.
WinslDps Snnthina-S Shrub
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9es Giffelturms GuSe.

Wlan tpiro es niht alauben. Die
Bariier fino ibres Giffelturms iiber.
oriiiie. Der itdotiibe NusfhuB BON
Nlts Baris" bat ben 8eidluB aefast,
oaB Der md6ti9e 8au i'm Sabre
1910 nit benz grl6ihen Der an Die
@iffelturm : @eieqidaft ~uergebeneu
9onseiiion entfernt neroen loue.
So lino oaher perlhieoene Bldne
in Der ausarbeitung beariffen, Inn
0as Bautperf na9 elnem anoe.
rem Blab 81 fhaffen. Inter Nnoes
rem miro Dec Goridlaa eemadt, Der
Staat ioae i'm anfaufen uno iraeno=
100 an elmer irans6lilben anIte afs
elnen rieIenbaften 9eubtturm nieoer
erribten. NuBeroem trdat man itd)
ibon nit Der M6elt9teit, i'm an els
men au8lanoil6en &apita(iften lo8=
sulhlagen.
Nah benz ubereinltimmenoen ur=
tell Bieler mar Der berrlite Surm,
Dies bisber unerreidte MeiIterItld
elmer folohaten Characterization,
eisentli6 AUDI nod i'm Sabre 1900
Der @lDu Der MISUNDERSTANDING, unb
man ioute es ben 8ariiern faum au.
trauen, oaB tie iih leidten 0ersens
BON oieiem groBartigiten 0belisten
Der Neuseit trennen. nadoem er
iabrelang ni6t nur als Wahrselhen
Der Billie 2umiere geaolten. I0noern
auh Der Bihenihaft erbeblihe 9ien7
ite geleiftet bat.
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Seras 8.

Ser Sefretar oeS gunoes.
GferbauaD DEPARTMENTS, Sarnes @ll-
ion, bat in 6ouiton cine Heoe gebal.
ten, in weiber er iaate, Dab Die
Bunoesregieruna allies auf5ubieten
bereit lei, I'M Die aderbaulihe Gnts
midelung oes Staates gu f6roern
uno TerInde nit neuer, Brooutten
anauiteaen. Der 8ooen lei, rpie fid
ertpieien babe, Dem Nnbau bon Heia
une Xabaf auBeroroentlib gln1tia.
Bas nun geibeben miiie, oas if Die
8ieoeraufforftung oes abeeholsten
Greals. Gin fribreifenoer 8anm-
wgqiatnen tperoe itets quite @rnten
liefern. mie Die Grfebrune, Die aul
Der Decentralization BEL BORDEN .ae,
maft wurbe, lebrt. Die 8aummoae
lei reif, ebe Der 8olmeeuil iein grs
iheiner maft. Ser &onareB tperoe
1iernals 5Dgern, cine BemiQiquna
81 G%euabren, nenr oas Mderbaus
DEPARTMENT. oielelbe fiir einen outen
3med perlangt.
Sn 8atipn's grairie lift ber
Del . uhm ausaebrDben. Die 2eute
5ieben BON Sour 9ate oprtbin, um
Die Selfeloer gu erplDrirer. Der
6uao i0a oiei reid)er Iein, ala in
SDur Safe. 0abe Der Yarafftne.
Qaeae miro ons 2aHe nit SIS, 900
per ader be8ablt; spei Wieilep onpon
entfernt init $500.
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Mpprlefd,p,t.

Dem Wuieum fur BDlferfunoe If
Berlin lit fiirSli9 Elm eben1o arauIt.
ger toie interelianter Suno iiberaut:
tp0rtet Uoroen: cine in 8eroen on
Der IQer gu Gage eef0roerte nWtoors
letd1a', pom Der Sabperoer1tGnoiae
feltaeitelIt babeu, oaB 1te uber tau.
leno Sabre in oieier alten, tiefer
IorfIbtcht aernbt baben muB. Die
9eide tpuroe in suiammenaetouerter
Stellung gefunoen, ltno es ldeint
oaB AUDI Die 8eine qefeiielt maren
NueS Dies tueift oarauf bin, oaB mar
eS nit Der 2eihe zines gum 5ooe
ourb gritiGen i'm Surnpf Yerurteil,
ten 81 tbun bat-eine 6inridtungs=
art Der 8ermanen. DON Der Sacitus
berihtet, oaB fie pornebmlih fiji
Seigliuge uno ucDrpore tnfatnes" qe=
gotten babe.
Wfan bradte bel oieIer 91tunQs=
art Den gefelielten &0rper bes 9elins
quenten nit @etualt in ben Sunpf.
booen uie0er uno beoedte tbn nit
StrauderDerf. 8rasmurSelbauen,
oiden 6ol5itangen unb iameren
Steinen. gin elmer in Siitlano aufae=
funoenen peiblicben 2eide bat man
aud einen in Elm &nie getriebenen
0ofen q%efunoen. Ser 5orfbooen
conierpirt ron ben 2eihen I'M NQqe=
metnen Die 0aut uno bic 6aare, 10
oaB it9 oieIe i'm peientltden afs elm
aus Der braun aeuoroenen &Drper=
baut aebiloetes fabeeoriidtes WD=
oeQ bes 80rpers nit Dem. ooGitGnoi=
gen aber ausaebleidten 6aartpuhs
oaritellen. 8eniB Elm entleblider
InbliG., 5umal in 8erbinouna nit
ben Gutenfeiieln.
In oieien 2eiden baftet Iidtbar=
LTD nod etmas oDn Dem ordBliden
Icte Der eepaltiamen 8ernidtuna
oes 2ebens, uno oas, mas ben Sob
oieier Meuideu berbeifibrte, bielelbe
ShiGt, Die biele 80rper eritidte, bielt
lbre ueberrefte suiammen, oaB lie,
nad mehr als 1000 Sabren, mieoer
ans 2i6t 3e5o9en peroen f0nnen,
lbauerltbe @egenitdnbr fir unlere
Bbantofte, Die fih ben firdter1iden
SooeSfampf faum auSmaten mag,
oieles in Den Observation-Disclosures
ben nit sefeiielten @lieoern, gr<
laufnng uno Observation-Disclosures
ben in @inem. Wan glaubt germ,
oaB TactiuS redt batte, fpenr er be-
ribtet, oaB oas Die Dirt tpar, pie bic
8ermanen Seiglinae ridteten, oenn
Die lbeuBlide Sgmbo(if, Die oarin
lfegt, oaB Elm gntarteter nibt einfa6
Dertilgt, ionbern augleid beluoelt,
Dob er ourb Shmub set6otet miro,
wore gang na6 Dem Gimme zines
Bottles, Dem nidts 10 per1dtlid uno
unuer5eibli9 erIdien. pie 5ei9beit.
Daaegen f0nnte Freilib lprehen,
oak Die meiifeu bisber aufaefunbe=
men WuDrlelben meibliden Sc
ihiehteS iino, es rpdre oenn. oaB
Die 8ermanen audi am meibliben
@eidledt 5ei9beit 10 arauiam be-
itraft baben, ooer oaB oas ,corpore
infames" oes CACTUS lib bier auf
SEroupn hpsiphf
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BAILIES' DAMPF- BAECKEREI,
Sic rpte Waie.

9err Ohio hon Tuleltein
Iefab i'm SpieselgIaie
sein Gbenbilo-3um 7euisl, snein!
Sd frieg ne rote Nafe!E
eeb tpobl, Su idoners&ebeniait,
9u mabnft mid meiner giinoeu,
9eb inobl, mein SAP! @ob bab' i'd Rrait
Dir trnBig aui;ufiinhen.
Sch luobl, on @bisieb mnn 9iqaor,
Die SIR mid oft %besipunsen,
Sd gebe niemals mebr @eb6r,
Wiro Gner Cob ~seiunBen.
SIR babt 5tpar bauf9 Mid sefarft,
Se0odJ, mas ia nibt tuollte:
Sbr babt Die Naic mir geiarbt,
8as uutcrbletben ioate.
go greif' i@ nenn gum "Lone star''-Bltr,
Dem fOfilid i4onen 9afie;
I'D triuf' es iniig fur nnb iIr
8eim @laie uno beim Safe.
Die rote Naie gebt Dabin,
5ebt III mir ni@t uaebr bangli@
@ein i'll tneiu 8imt anD lei@t mtin Sim,
90 freut Mid ito ri@uanslia,
gSie "Lone Star'',8ier mir aat getan,
@te e5 mid bat fnrieret.
Den @bisfeg riibr' i'd nidt mebr an,
Der mid faff rminieret.
TIM Seoen tate i@ oa3u,
Nur "Lone Star" ~ genirBsn.
Dan bat Die ridt'ge Geelenrub,
8Ieibt iiaer auf ben SaBen!
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Gmtibetbet @m6,
9ie0elegembett lit na, t~tntcrfiipt Surof,
Semgntf bpn San Wutputp.

gtebmt nibt unIer @prt oafiir.
GerlaBt gud ni6t auf 0as 3eugz
nis zines Jremben.
2eiet Die 8eitdtiaune BON San
Nntonip.
2eiet Die Inaaben BON Burqern
San Nntonip's.
uno entIdeioet fur @uh ielbIt.
6ier 1T elm Saa bapon.
u. 8. Cube, Der iih pDrt ben Sc
lddften suriidgesoeen fat uno SEQ.
401 SuozG omalz StraBe mobnt, iaet:
SD batte felt LANCER Belt Infdue
BON GlGenlbmer5en une S6mer5en
iber meiner linfen 6ufte uno id
sueifle nibt baran. oaB Iie in JDlee
BON ueberanitrengung eutitanoen.
Sb oteS nun 10 mar Doer niht; i9
meiB nur, oaB Die Mnfdlle seitneiie
10 l6ner maren, oaB ih mid oft
tagelang su 8ette beeeben muBte.
Sd bate einen afuten Infaa i'm
uergangenen 8inter, ols id BON
9Dan's Hieren= BtQen bDrte, Die i'm
Store Der 8elar Drug So. poer BEL
Slider & SprinealI gu erlonaen
fino uub id nerihaffte mir cine
Sbaftel uno periudte iie. Sic iet=
fteten Iues, mas fir iie beaniprubt
miro. Sic turirten Die Guden=
ibmeraen prompt uno nulIitdnoia
uno eben1D cine Sbmierigteit in ben
Mieren : Nbionoerungen, Die mid
fort .gepla9t batte. Sic arbeiten
ausae5eibnet uno ib babe feinen
2meifel, oaB iie in iebem anberer
Sale ebenio nirfungsuoq lein mer=
Gen."
grbaltlib bel allen Drpsuiiten.
8reis so Gents. Softer Wiaburn
So. in Buffalo, q. g., aqeinige
Igenten fir Die Ser. Staaten.
GergeBt ni1t ben Natten . 0 n
uno occeptirt fein Subititut.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1903-11-05
oat feine 9ldtnna por DEM sitter.

@s lift cine Sdanoe, menn Die
Sngeno feline &dtuna mebr Dor Dem
Sitter bot. Sber eanS oas @egen=
tell gilt bon Or. Sings Reuen 2e-
benspilen. Dieielben bereiten ben
&ranfbeiten Elm @noe, einerlei. tpie
lhper iie iino uno gang Dbne Gad-
iiht auf ibr Alter! @elbiu1t, Ser
oauungslhpd6e, 5ieber uno 9art=
leibigfeit, iie aIe peiden oieier boil
fominenen 8iue. Sir 25 Gents in
Der IpOtbete bon $. &alteper & Sun
uno BON NoDlpb 9ueiB.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1903-11-05
Werbamamispeae aatanrpphen.

@adldliieteitiit fir mante Giien-
babn : GataitrDpbe perantmortlid,
uAo aus oerielben nriade nirb mani
der, Der an Sails uno 2unaenleioen
laborirt, au @runoe aerihtet. Seits
benz man aber Or. Sings 0eue @nt.
oeduna fir Sbminoiuht, 6uiteu
nno @rtdltung bat, tDnnen lelbft bic
lhlimmiten 6aae gebeilt meroen uno
bofnungslOie &elienation lift nidt
ldnger n0tig. Mr8. 2ois graaa bon
9ordeiter, Maii., lit cine Der 8te=
len, oeren 2eben our9 Or. &inas
Vehe @ntoeduna 9erettet puroen lit.
Oas groBe Wiittel fir aue 9uneens
uno Sals' &rantbelten miro garar-
tirt our ben Npothefen BON $. Sol.
tener q SDn uno bon Noolpb 0reis.
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Stfs itber Sas M1etter int ssppember.

Nah Broi. Gids besinnt Die erite
StDrungsperiooe oes Mpnats SEQ.
pember bereits @noe October, erreidt
aber ibrer Wittel, (6bbes) punt
am 1. RDnember unb oauert biz
gum 4. Bu erparten lit elm niebrieer
uno finfenoer Barometeritanb, ndr=
mereS Wetter uno in manhen @egen=
ben &egen. Mab benz Meaer mag an
Der norbmeitlihen @rense oes &egen.
aebieteS Sdlnee fallen. uno nit Dem
@intreten tibleren Wetter8 lit Jrnft
uno falter Wino au ertparten.
Damn fDmmt cine renctiondre Bes
riooe, Die ibren 6Dhepuntt am 6.
uno Z. erreibt. Sic ldBt nihts
auBergemDbnlibes befirhten. Sn
Nusiiht itebt elm Sinfen bes 8arp=
meters, bDbere Temperatur, beuDlf-
ter Gimmel, Gegen, gefolgt uon
S6nee uno &dlte i'm Wuroen.
Cine reguldre 8eriooe BON St0run-
gen miro BON 10. biz 16. eintreten.
I'm ben 10. herum oirfte es rpdrmer
uer6en; Der Mino miro bonn Siioen
tommen, bns Barometer i'm Weften
gu iinfen beginner unb es miro req
men. Som II. biz Is. siebt Der &e=
gen in DftLiher &ihtuna uber's
2ano, morauf ii9 oas @a11er in
Gis ueruanoeln mag.
Die nadfte reactiDndre Beriooe err
reidt ben W%enoepuntt am 49,, i'm
~3uiammenbanae nit Dem Neumono.
Das orubenbe, frDitige Metter Der re.
guldren Beriooe mag biz in oieie bins
elm anbalten, miro aber ut1 ben 10.
berum auSgeprdgter, uno in manhen
2~anoesteilen miro ii1 mebr 3egen
uno Sbnee seigen. 8om 20. an felt
ii6. BPM @eften unb NoromeIten
tommeno, Elm ral9es Gteigen oes
8arpmeters nit Woromino uno tai,
terem Wetter elm.
Die finite Sturmperipoe erftredt
iih nod 6ids iber Die Gage BON %.
biz q. 8eim Beeinn bieler Beriuoe
lit cine Wiloerung oes falten Wettes
gu ertuarten. I'm ben "a. berum 5iebt
Gegen iber bas 2ano. Muh itebt
cine 8erldnaerun9 oes b~orbenoen
Wetter8 iber ben %. binaus biz in
bic r%eactiondren Gage gu @noe bes
Wt0nats in NuSli1t.
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0otis file bic YatrOuase bes 9pceuul

gs tuirb unm6elih fem, Die an-
geiaaten Gttrattionen inne su balter,
10 LANCE Die Quarantdne in &raft
lit. Die 8eitunQen meroen lpater
Die Wieoeraufnabme berielben be-
FAINT MAIDEN.
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Die Gaitmp.W eielidhaft

bat bic ipaniibe Opern : @elealdaft
enaagirt, I'm morgen Mbeno i'm Ga
limo Die Operette "Campana''
0ufsulibre1. Gnfana balb 9 ubr.
Mur Gaiino'W iitelieber uno @dite
baben 8utritt.
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Der 81 Sohre Mite 0Ilfrpo q}iI

Der q Sabre ofte alfreo MIb-
lenbrld muroe in Der Bertbeiler
Gfablmuble n9emple BON Der MaIhi>
merle erfaBt unb ihrefIih sermalmt.
Wdbreno er einen Treibriemen all>
legen nollte, murbe feline 6ano in
Dis N2olhinerie geaoeen. Sem linter
Nrm muroe Oil brej Gtelen Qebrps
@en, Die Deine an mebreren @teGlen
ltno Die redte 6ano nuroe ibrn a6s
aerlien. Or itqrb 20 Wliuuten lpater.
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Jungkind'S MOSQUITO Lotion,

Da8 bette uno einsige miiienId]aft=
lid)e Brdparat i'm Wiarft. 25c Die
6lalhe. gu beSieben uDn
Junekind'S Rpclbsks,
517 Cft=Spnftuu.Str. San MHtpnto.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1903-11-05

Ber i'm 8eruf iein SibHeilf ltrapasi.
rem. ooer benz l1ntuetter iih ausieben
muB, Der tpirb leiHt cine grtdltune, ober
ourh Si6tfebler Elm M~agenleiben betDm.
men. Nnfangs mag bas uebel unbebeus
teno erideinen: ldBt man es ieoDb anfes
ben, 10 tam es our gefdbrliben 8rantbeit
rperoen. Sarum trefe man redbtaeitiae
Worfebrmngen. Niht nur als iieberes
Qetlmittel, i0noern audi als anertannter
Shnb gegen ale ourb unregelmdBige
ooer angetrengte 9~ebenstueiie entitebens
ben &brperiibel 1inb St. Bernard &rau=
terptlen nnihdbbar. Sir Is Gents BEL
Gpothefern gu baben.
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Sn 9aaas bot fi6 Die r8oQ-
peepil Wahine Company" NIT einem
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Perth Amboy evening news., 1903-04-02
MANAGERS WOULD
BEAUTIFY GROUNDS.
Will Try To Have Lawn In Front OF
Hospital This Year r-AM0rgue
Badly Needed.

The Board of Managers of the City
Hospital held their first annual meet
ing at the home of s. R. Harrington
on High street, last night. They or
ganized, electing Mr.. Harrington
President, and S. G. Garretson finan-
cial secretary.
Considerable business of Importance
was discussed. A morgue is badly
needed as is also a place to receive
patients before admitting them to the
hospital. The Board also desires to
put the grounds in front of the hospi-
tai in presentable shape.
The latter may seem TO be trifiinq
affair, but there is nothing more pleas
ant than to have beautiful grounds
surrounding such an institution. 1t is
the intention of the managers to grade
the grounds and sow il with seed for
grass SO that they may have a lawn
this summer. To do these things the
board desires to see their way clear
and all contributions for the hospital
are welcome at any and all times.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1903-04-02
SUPPOSED DEAD MAN
OPENED THE DOOR.
Policeman TunnysOn Found Grape
Hanging On Door Of Frank
Genetta.

Officer Tunnyson awakened Frank
Genetta, of Washington street, at 8
O'Clock this morning to find out if he
was dead. The officers reason for
committing such peculiar act espec-
tally at that early hour, was the fact
that he had noticed strange looking
Grape upon the door, and as no one
had been reported dead on his beat he
at once became suspicious. The officer
thought he had discovered a clue to
what might prove to be mysterious
murder
To his surprise and general satisfac-
tion, however, Mr.. Genetta came
down.to the door in person and assured
the officer that he was still alive and
that there need be no immediate cause
for alarm. The officer brought the
Grape to police headquarters this
morning. 1t is thought that some
boys were attempting to play an April
fool joke.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1903-04-02
POLICE COURT NEWS.

Charles McGrath, of Watson avenue,
was arrested yesterday afternoon sby
officer Wood on a charge of being
drunk and disorderly. He was dis
charged when arraigned before Re-
corder Pickersgill this morning.
Mary Jensen, of Washington street,
was also discharged this morning.
Peter Lund had caused her arrest by
Detective Huff on a charge of petty
larceny. The complainant alleged
that she had stolen some of Mrs.
Lund's clothes, but when Mrs. Jensen
explained she took them to satisfy a
bill the Lunds owed her the recorder
dismissed the case.
Andrew Gonko was arrested by
special officer James McDermott at
1.S0 this afternoon for stealing iron
from a Lehigh Valley Car at the
freight station on New Brunswick
avenue. He will be arraiRned before
the recorder tomorrow morning.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1903-04-02
WORK is RUSHED
AT BOAT WORKS.
Crafts Being Launched As Rapidly
As Possible So As To Make
Room For More.

Work is going on with rush at the
Perth Amboy Boat Works these days.
Mr.. Kliemandt, the manager, is now
refusing orders, having work on hand
to keep him busy until way along in
June.
Last week the forty foot racer that
he heightened ten feet for Mr.. Acker,
was launched from the barges where
the boats are constructed, and this
Saturday another large pleasure craft
will be launched to make room for
others that he has already started to
build.
The large pleasure craft for DIR.
Tyrrell is now fast taking shape and
there is prospect of her being sold
before she is completed, man having
called to see the boat this morning.