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Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1903-08-14

Tr. R,d bar iassR cDtmanb IidSRSi
~ os esbanhling al SHgeontmt oa yegeuiss
Nil. 6an oil sipt $50 ioT etbpert lilfalos.
Spor ban itis Tan behsutms en- SgsbOhs Va'
tiir oa {ilohs fem Rinuitt. H.. .,
!. Ans btIbTthelies mebiiinitt % fsrnteiitt
Suaeenrnit, perieeiif % lroHiit 9atbor, %
fpstieiIt 0its, Gus, gaft., nulSl % pHH'
isiuabenimi, e'ssrrsas. "a 91flns. HroR'
iit, @ruftnihar, ionhitntiontl Rdtbar, 5pri
ssieiiesiuae, DorebpiHs, Wapes % sarms
Inebemnls, Asthdiisms. Rtiiralaio, StiI
hftd, ben tfeelfte Sp9e, Sntttripet.
Aurs, eersrs, 4igTss scnli apiHetipsoem'
ne, Slaphes, Tefpeitfsi, baaIiig Sprseislls3
Ssbmt. HoritprTtIIs | R0riRs, tilbaesiai
Nari nos peta sa Gus tGrRbe Spgboihms
Sos pcms. nsdnek 1ilfGIber al Tepbee,
kutren 1fene, TAB al giart SgfJ Strr,
iIiGps gist olp.. iom bar p9ttt ufnief0neie
bshanbItt ea lorIeuli, tan mse estbte btlbrti
Sts. qeasHsietI, GtsMeiseest. SaumtHs
trGsniha al SsasrEt, SisfhtfssbonHis, Sori
lptrelIer. GpiIspf, SicritlpgbSmmt, Rnihsf
i5as. Spbspnine AZ etrhmSTIis, 3criiainiRe
"a aabut Saar. sInitrtsE SensRf, ueu9rt.
hnahom. mihbsiaiplsnoe og gantHalf, fHsligt
Panbbomstrait, nerueA gtrnpsramenij ffb
kuSe SufouiiftlIe, peite 2irs, tilbasslat tlepi
lfnrtr. llSnsliahse III eggttIRab eeiaa Blot
taar, etnimsrtsr, cpbOrTdns iaeT ecls, 2
9sprrI ss g,lGrelpab bouinls, ,iprs Rys. bEgHe'
ltibss, SnSlntprfRs sipss RsfisMsfuIe esbaT
ataft, SdpsIis,
iatfr, cyiuaimttbts "a aSpiStss airtltE vss
!oIui Insrfeiri os IbtH IT Traabes Sgoetpbi
5sbtuIfabsIias oa iUtt eSlbrsbcIlt I BET nittsu
ialbtr .uses. &tfihlitrine al iHitrrsitrtss
.,i,s IT. saasfu; Uis "a
Rinusayolis. Mint.
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1903-08-14

SbDraIf alopenas, Der fbHs ginier
bOlot 5Orsoras pad iOriiistliss stsoer
Der ! eanoet. iiriper fra saorss. at ban
bar anmOosi SisrnFii,ms giprniOn
on OF iuss iis en- Sui Bio iaita, o. 6i
BjsrniOn halot lobsos. at ban iaa
piies sisrs. Spis ban iOmmsr. pil
ban Osiaa bape fin Suifru mso. Sans
Se!anb, en- al BE- nef bssapebt pnsrs
nOrits Sisisrs, tar rholbt Stipenbium
% Bit iSriiat bsfiil fOr at FuSers aipet
blanot ROromanSens | amsriia. Dan
ftriber % taller 2anosmaalst lissiaa
soot iOm bet oaniisnoriis Spros.
Sons asii, Der pil bli sisnnsm Sta.
isrns SlIinois, Wiseoniin, geinnsiOta,
ROro Soipta % SUB 9aioia.
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1903-08-14
-sH'sstea, sss easete. sresas, i4se Masas, 1908.

! Dc 6ortneos siaisr Ilippsr nu At
punae uo mtb:s, ois WliaiOuer .Tsi.
lars GARLIC til llOl0nbei for Wlaearoni,
Tom bet bar hiaaitst sisrt I b Isntre
War. eanobtnssosparia aatoe,
at RaearOaibpsss maalit lunne aples
mso 6Oroel Der | 2dtbei. tburIor Der
blsp fcrsiasti sriihbiat grperimsuisr |
ben astiiins. % Rsiuliaiet tsraf tr;
at adnest nu aplsr NOT af ssnnt Queos
til Sismnisbrus. Spb 3aioia bar
bapt otn FORTE Suiess msb apiinsen
al bshns Sort ppsbs, Der anflaaes at
bile sipe fra rs til 100 pgt. aprre
llobptts suo uossr sf be anbre Sorier
8peos. 9erior sr bet forbslasiisi at
asIs ben. % eiteripsrsislsn iiissr IA.
big.
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1903-08-14

ban. "msn bog lite paa Iansi nor iaa
mssei.; iom ies burpe ba lart! aunoe
iss snDuu inobeuts' bet, iiulDe ies
,gisrns ai-:.
Der fanisSs ban.
"gn Rillion9" siatisos iss.
MA nei." jpprsbs haii : Istnoe.
Den 9aIsmaaei 6il Ts albris iaa
bsrt al RifliOnarsrns. abi be CT be
eneiis, iom man ton tass paa Grosi. +"
; Eli afiito bab leo ham Tiriue nosls
Orb III grinorins. San rsp no ct
glab al i'm gbsdbos o. itrsp paa
Sasiiotn:
"Gm en- pnasiai Ct noiiaa iuns.
ben CT bog lstisrs;ai bare snb en- Zig.
serppis. iofi sr idih."
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1903-08-14
9usen Surnsartiitl.

6cr eHrtrsnI tppe War tilbaas aniaa
peripnsr, Der bapos .anlsening iii at
bore eoiiuns isrits uiulSHuhbias Ybc-
nosrai. at ben par ct belt llnSsr; nisii
at oisie Waitintr | Iorbsorst % iulos
iDn,msn llbsaps inosn iaa Nar iiulos
faa Sfibpus bpert Sism, bet orsmis
be Tibet ON. puu ben lib par Reiprs
otrns uoarbeiosoe paa Sinplabsr, oa
bet bar uniulist at bspars BEN. Ssners
blsp BE- uoarbsio,os ! Dor, % sso iors
iistie Saaneteriiis iiinos be bare gan.
lie lanss. Soae or Rsioroerns iulos
tonne, oa be iisbss baaro Dor. Bee
iiiiislis 6danotsrins pil be bare en-
aarr9iis. Columbia pbpnparapb
60. fabriisrsr fsriit alasiss @rapbus
toner ida billiss, di iiissh 6amiiis flit
bape Raao til at fOrnaats hs ben 6rrs
nrielis % Siltrsositilelie at sie en-.
Rsoitrieersn btrai bar bart en- fin
6amilis ire Var oe bolesr 6sh iiu mere
iom en- Rsopenoiebeoss sRb lom en-
2uyusartiisl. "Ssntinsl", co.
i.ti Ctes1h:
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1903-08-14
SanItale nleS en- Wlillionef.

3 "geri. 5aebl." berstisr Csear
Slumsntbol ON en- Samtals. ban bar
bapt me6 en- amsriianit Stormillionar.
"gso De-" bsspn6te Rabobsn en-
Dag. "bOoO Der arsrer mig msHf M
Sssrsbst WilIionGr Poo 8runS af
satntiOotns S6riijtlIisbeO iOs fOriiisl.
Iiss 2ano, CT bIst iad omfattenbs. )
gnslan6 mea man | bet minbfe sis en-
RilliOn puno for at bsoos NliIlisnar:
Oct CT bog en- rsipsttab,i geiinsslIs.
Rta | 9pfiian6 opnaar man Senns
agrestiisl alIereoe mtb en- Wilirn
Wari. % 5rauiris inn rtiati idd ben
for en- sIsHbis Miaisi Srdhts - for
RsDsrtjsb aItiaa. lissiom SOitoriiislsn
| philadelphia. gns % alsns ben On.
itGnoishso bar ri al iaiis for, at man
M ousrali | ghtopu sr pIasst Of ct
Wlillipu9r.p prolstariai."
5 en- fOrirslis Sanials flsoi bdn:
"Sial lea betrO Sem nosst9 Gniist
ON at srpusrpe ben auetn Wiillipn to.
fer en- Oits ben fsriis: Cs osrfSr raa.
Der iss Dem til, min tiGrs Ben, bpis
De suaaus ifuIo. TONNE loo loHst, at
part nSiiOm o. til at trail, Dem til.
baee aasrsbe mso ben isrits MilIiOn.
Dc mao trsFs Ten psO Ssbiofbsbsn
ON. at Der lite tan siuts iutt,r riss
6oli gsroen! % ON De M iits tan
bIi optat | Rilliarbartlubberns Rsp
DOri % GbieusO. iua siOss Der 10 bog
Osiaa Gmsans for minOrs bsmioIess
gaiaiOnarsr. - Elau mad iftis Ia;
ring sftFr starins::"
gu DAG siorOs iss mig en- snbs
iiabsfulb 6Orupi,lis af at sips BAN ct
glumr Of "Rsus Sr,is glrssis". iOm
inotbOlOt Gsiatt 2bmbrSiOs iaa Tibet
imisruiot 9ruuotret ai al TliniOnuts
piptOlOsi. San par Iissirem uOs al
iis islu. "Suab oil ban. osnns Or:
aOmbsoip; mtO fin biosniiabtlis fOrs
mummsot Juibsriifinttl Sd Ct iii.
msans mOOis ai en- 5urfattsr ni BRUCE
III BIB mob TiIlipnanrn, = BON uso
msust s6Si, bb0r Fad af Hdns aaiert
tan isIs fig triif.i. 90 iad bette ahb'
fab af bile uhSsiiss, Dor Goitio!
Som ON en- gtidi6rber spirbOOeOet
iiulOe bapt en- isottib. 90 ls6 Der ,np
NOT iaa mans. tiiSrt, Siftssr Si,uhsiH
bans tiSIissrs siS = bag iuist SGiit
sr en- pltttei Sottio iua fiitsrt iiiult
IOnl bag Ct saniis ipnbi Of 5uisnool:
Iarsnotsr. cs sdmfunbtt bat iulbs
iSmmsn Rei I'm tniIss eidanisl ODsr;
for Os. d6i gaiiliSnsrsrns bar en-
lutrsnos arait, % af unss arufmGno
sr Der dasfeos Bit samIe 9sIsisrsrs.
&c paa ss fore Jtbpsr. be iprinssr no
ai trpRal,lart SiefSbGiis; men 1T
esb bhi @ mtr ss msr srymist. getb
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1903-08-14
Guriffdroen.
ts,fit ai q. gauu&.)

Der fisr On enable. o. peitsnlisnit
xpaImi sper parbanssriiorbs ganse,
Sper ssii irios Simisu mss Sisssiauslnit
3etslltuss sisiisrtas ianss.
DIR ifrauIss paa spii. Der prsplss paa Sranif.
Der ietiss paa .spisIist pausaHif.
Th e sptr srsnfIar BsIss
Srtmsiisss fIirsatrnts 6sisi.
Cbp, obsi, sraialalal
3 rubtbe 9aabursr, Susr paa end,
Der mplbur mss Mbions 5punsr,
HlsHs Rorrisfs 8euss psp Grub % lanes gel
CT bdnbs Cppartfr % ''slnnnsr".
Gan iirausr "1rassn" fra esry I'll aptIs,
Oct sialbu a. iisns paa Sfpss % 3oisI;
fbi RgHt fra en- enssIifmanbs Beits
Gt bssft sns feIbtnyaa Slfft.
Obo, oesi. tralaIaIaI
Som eprOsmanS fan ban rec ''geOnsp" %
"weu"
% "TrinfssIb" - spouiisr ban lansss.
% bag paa sariolsn til Spspsrnes Susib
Gan isr paa. at gampsrns ipransss.
Oet rinssr mse Sslp, bet sIiinr uiss Sub.
om eabsn ii6ut tohii blipsr esmmsIi BOG inis.
paa faitiss noH!s 9uriaH
San ifusr baIpi baaHIis % bihT.
Che, sbsi. traIaIaIa!
ss fIis ut vt nbi .sssr ialis u. Eaum4
Strp Ssrs iii en- aibtmanss Ralins..
Na bsres si 5sls % SIaattsrnss aIuuf.
80 erpaup bIir bc!bs for Sstalius.
Spor Subsbaabs poa sOpsrHt Iaa,
Der tpmmsr M 5IOiis fra Gsofs enrsnu.
) 5icresn, bpOr "St,amsrn," itilsr,
Gs frssnsss ''saislsr" fig ipeiltr.
cbS; ss,i, ifataiGial
"asriarsH".
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1903-08-14


De ipsniie Rpnbistebsr IL iiis mins
ort alarmsret Oper 5oreiselierns bIanot
6iitstns Oppe ! Iinmartsn enb be nor.
tie. Sassr er ben. at riisbns Sum.
iterns peo fine Srubslsb bar bolot ben
noriis Resisrins | trapl giriiOmbso
mss at ftaa pad ydst mss muiiss
Prpmsnabsr fra Speriss. sr ben norb.
iiss Del al ROrss blepsn iilTosiat. %
BET isr nu ue til. at SesipsnbeOsrns
norspaa bIi. ti al Dc bsb1is WibIsr til
at pdaitpnbs en- freOtlia apsnins al be
unionsIIs Spsrasmaal.
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1903-08-14
Spiere Slatter.

I Pitrrt, 2. o.. aug. 81 Stateits
2isninsstommisiiun msois ieaaraiits
o. aojournsreet hi airsoas uqiis llss.
Tlebens Ar6eioti pil tuss Here Taas,
or mon iiiiiolsriio allsrt6e nu tsmmsn
luiiat not meo BET III, at Soarest bar
beifaht iie iii at ferbbit eisnpomspar.
oien, anflaast al gisissi,rsrn.; iiiso 4
PCT. % aorppratiOu:rnts gisnoomms
uso Q psf. Sstit pil anilaa Statens
eitfioomsuGroi til 220 RiIliontr 9ul.
idrs. -
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1903-08-14

columbia gbOnOsrapb COMPANY,
l3. 4ib Street. South, 4tinnsapolis.
SOpsotudrier for grdpbpfOnsr te 3als.
maitin'Silbehsr al ale Flaas; pil baa
armoouins isnot Ssm HatalSd.
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1903-08-14

Ten amrriiaHi's ssns brns,r en- 5Ortis,
nsiis al s2si. .O0O, 900 ON HART.
Run nj 4unsft TyHHsIisr ubai bpsr Rif'
lion bsT al Bot aiSsr.
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1903-08-14
Gar fareret aaHnser, Ser aniaaes nbesstssfise.


~ srd ea prpiesfpnd Grip Il Srsgns Sal ginn Central SSitl
tteas 81 ahG ira ~ Dor I'll ri et tarus BIB bpt s ust
Idi, 1r saAs Qant Atsnlna ~ a ess ban @ vse e
The daily morning Alaskan. (Skagway, Alaska) 1899-1904, 1903-03-21
COLLISION
Seattle Rams Into a British
Sailing Vessel.

The Vane,uver Province Of the 10th
inst, contains long account tf the head
on collision Of the City Of Seattle lntO the
British bark BanklslEh, living at the
Evans, Coleman & Evans wharf, from
which the following Is CLEANED;
While both vssssls were envslopsd 10
dense ioE, the CllY Of Seattle ran dOSn
the British bark Blnklslsh this morning
.at 4 o'clo<k, and e,ussd damage Whleh Is
vslOuslY estimated al between S7%ooo
and 100000. This morning the City Of
Seattle was llbelsd for S65,ooo.
The accident occurred as the City Of
Seattle VS. snd,avOrIng to berth at the
whar. The BanklslGh was moored along
side the wharf, where she had been die
charging { rEO. Capt. Jenssn Of the
Seattle had JUST lsit the c. P. R. whIn'
ana wished 70 tie up until the fox lifted.
The Seattle was preceding under a slow
bell, her master not knowing his sxaei
position. Suddenly through the iog the
lower yards Of the Banklslgh were sighted.
Il was TOO late, the Seattle struck q
Banklslgh held on. She bit the vessel
midway between the main and mlzzsn
masts, and drove the hull with tremsnd-
,us iOres against the wharf, which swaysd
4 moment unIet the d'ek and then settled
10 such shape that the man who built Il
would hardly recognize his work.
cspt. Evans Of the BlnklslEh stated
that Il his 81 lp had been mOOTsd at ston'
pier she would have been sunk by the col
llslon.
tits estimated that $1,000 will be re-
qulrsd tor repairs 10 the wharf.
The daily morning Alaskan. (Skagway, Alaska) 1899-1904, 1903-03-21
Tsnasa Rlsh Unsbstsa

[SpecIsl Dlspiteh to the Daily AlasISan.I
Dawson, March %. The stampede 20
the new strike on the TAnanais una
batsd. Seventy men hit the trail yes
terday, Over 1000 men heve left Daw-
son already. The class Of prOspectOrs
that have left the city are Of the very
best and are men Of means. Already
the merchants of Dawson have made
big sales Of supplies to the starhpeders.
Estimates Of the aggregate amount are
hard TO make, but It will not foot up
less thaua quarter Of a million dollars,
while many oithe merchantsl claim rll that Y
halt million dollars worth Of goods
have been sold TO the Tsnsna stamped
ers.
The daily morning Alaskan. (Skagway, Alaska) 1899-1904, 1903-03-21

Especial Dispatch to Daily Alasiaal
Dawsou, march 20, ray Klarb
rived irOm Chena yesterday. He w,'
II days on the road out BE is ths ~
man to make the round trip from paw
SON 70 Pedro creek, His report isvefy
conservative. Hepanned on . number
Of the claims and found pay, He 81
IIeyes in the future Of the camp. May
Of the miners have undertaken more
work than they can do, but as soon as
they have sold OUT portion Of their
claims to mOneyed men, the camp VIII
give emplOymen, 70 many meu. He
says that Fairbanks is destined 10 be
the principal town.
The daily morning Alaskan. (Skagway, Alaska) 1899-1904, 1903-03-21
YUKON COURT
Officers Are Now on Their
Way to Dawson.

The federal 'fielals and judges Of the
court Of the yukon territory are on thslr
WI In to their jurisdiction, says the Van
couver Daily Province Of the roth,
Among the guests registered ct the Hotel
Vancouver are the Hon, Mr. Dugss. judge
Of the supreme court Of the Yukon tsrrl-
tory, and MT. J. AmOn Vallquetts, his
private secretary. They viii 70 North on
the next steamer leaving this port for
SkagwaY.
Judge Dugss has BEEN on the outAlds
since September last, spent his holiday: 10
Montreal, Ottawa and other Eastern
cities, and Is now on his way TO resume
his duties 10 the administration OF justice
In the far North. The judge stated today
that he would be In Dawson by the rst OF
April, In time for the opening OF court.
The daily morning Alaskan. (Skagway, Alaska) 1899-1904, 1903-03-21
RATES GO UP
White Pass Makes Stage
Rate Of S1OO.

There are now more passengers then are
stages 10 carry them. YESTERDAY the
White Pass company advanced their rates
from $50 to 500, The Arthants' Mall 8
Express Company, which YESTERDAY ad'
vubcsd the rates from $50 to s75, Is still
taking passengers at the latter figure
Both companies are getting all the passen-
gers they can handle and Il lsnot lmpIoo'
able that fares may climb notch or two
higher.
The daily morning Alaskan. (Skagway, Alaska) 1899-1904, 1903-03-21
PANS RFPORTFD CEAlMS
OF THE TANANA
All of the Claims Garry Gold in Paying Guam
titles and on Most of the Claims the
Pay Streak Is Extensive.

district. During this time he panned
on al the claims whore pay wss said to
have been found. he found pay on al
Of them and on some Of them the pay
averaged higher than reported running
between 2OtO 80 cents TO the pan, which
Is better than Eldorado creek in The
Rlondike district.
The daily morning Alaskan. (Skagway, Alaska) 1899-1904, 1903-03-21
s. S. Har.Aall Returns

Especial Dispatch to Daily Nas<an.
Dawson, March 2O,-s. s. MaIphallr
representing a number Of the residents
OF Dawson, returned as far as Eagle
with original reports. which have been
corrobOrated by himself. All Of these
reports tally, They were. received by
telegraph yesterday.
Marshall spent two weeks N iths nev
The daily morning Alaskan. (Skagway, Alaska) 1899-1904, 1903-03-21
NOT ARRIVED
Skagway StampederS This
Side of Dawson.

[SpscIal DlsDateh to the Daily Alaskan
Dawson, March 2o,-The trail ia re-
ported to be in good condition all the
way through.
The Sksgway stampcders have NOT
reached Dawson yet, but the tele'
graphic reports OF their progress on
toe trail. show that they are making
good time.
The daily morning Alaskan. (Skagway, Alaska) 1899-1904, 1903-03-21
ProSl.nA,ioai Realty Tr...s.r

Mr.. Zlukap, Of the Canadlan euSiou',
his b ugbt an option On Jack Bumstts'i
house. u things q hight with JacA Ia
tbs T Tmsna he will stay there ard hrs.
unstts will take the ehlldrsn south to
schvol them while Mr.. Zln<an VIII tska
D session Of the premises, II the TanAnt
don't look good jack will return and con-
tinus his residence al SklEway.
The daily morning Alaskan. (Skagway, Alaska) 1899-1904, 1903-03-21
Wal 0ivoAParsvoll

Tonight, at the Mseeabes temple, the
Ladies and Knights Of the Mlceabsss,
With thsir fiIsbds, VIII ElysA farewell to
their departing members, Msssrs. Frank,
bornstt and Thomas, who leave the hrsl
ot next week for the Tnnana.
The daily morning Alaskan. (Skagway, Alaska) 1899-1904, 1903-03-21
SPACE SOLD
Five Steamboats, Beingl Pre-
pared for Tanana.

[Sp,elal Dispatch to the Daily AlaSkln.l
Dawson, March 2O.-Five steamboats,
are being prepared for the hip to the
Tanana as soon as the ice runs out OF
the river. Most Of them have sold all
their freight space and passenger res
ervatlons already.
The daily morning Alaskan. (Skagway, Alaska) 1899-1904, 1903-03-21

Ths AlaslSa FLYER left Seattle Friday
ulEht On hsr run North this season. She
win bs the next steamer In port and should
rrlys MOadAy forenoon. She will have
mall and express.
The daily morning Alaskan. (Skagway, Alaska) 1899-1904, 1903-03-21

The Century Club had their usual b.
monthlv dance At the A. B. hall last night
A numosr Of visitor, ,Wsrs present and
delightful evening was passed.
The daily morning Alaskan. (Skagway, Alaska) 1899-1904, 1903-03-21

II you want 10 gain sntrancs into the
msscf the buying class, place your adj
stlssnsnt 10 the 7 ally Alaskan.
The daily morning Alaskan. (Skagway, Alaska) 1899-1904, 1903-03-21
Wanted

A ladv walter 10 work 10 hotel At Carl
bou Crossing. Call az Portland House.
The daily morning Alaskan. (Skagway, Alaska) 1899-1904, 1903-03-21
Ia Command Next Trip

Capt. Nicholson, the popular master Of
the City Of Seattle, will sEaln take COM
mand Of his boat on her next trip North.
The daily morning Alaskan. (Skagway, Alaska) 1899-1904, 1903-03-21

A Acsrsfully selected llne Of muslln under-
wear and nercer.xed saiesn undefsklrss, at
the ladies' Bazaar.
The daily morning Alaskan. (Skagway, Alaska) 1899-1904, 1903-03-21

A neat pli,s run By neat people. The
Arc,lc Gle, Whltehorss.
The daily morning Alaskan. (Skagway, Alaska) 1899-1904, 1903-03-21

II YOU want to be well Informed on local
happenings, subscribe for the Daily Alas
kan. Phone 10.
The daily morning Alaskan. (Skagway, Alaska) 1899-1904, 1903-03-21
Fer sale

Good plano for sale cheap. InQulr, J.
6. Price. 3'2i'u
The daily morning Alaskan. (Skagway, Alaska) 1899-1904, 1903-03-21

A choice lin. Of plain ana fancy hosiery
Al the L dies Bizlar.
The daily morning Alaskan. (Skagway, Alaska) 1899-1904, 1903-03-21

Ths bsst glass Of beer In the North can
Be- had At the SEATTLE Saloon-A gentle
mans resort
The daily morning Alaskan. (Skagway, Alaska) 1899-1904, 1903-03-21
Bound for tho Tanana

There were tSo large parties on the Sc
atIls Yesterday, who arc bound for the
Tsnins. One party contained eight pee
pie and the other a.
The daily morning Alaskan. (Skagway, Alaska) 1899-1904, 1903-03-21

Fresh t,ti- daIlv at the Boss Bakery.
The daily morning Alaskan. (Skagway, Alaska) 1899-1904, 1903-03-21
Grips and valless a, cluysOn s.

A new house In the old place. The Arc
tic cafe, WhlishOrss.
The daily morning Alaskan. (Skagway, Alaska) 1899-1904, 1903-03-21

Spring chicken at the Pack rraln res
laprant. t's'-s
The daily morning Alaskan. (Skagway, Alaska) 1899-1904, 1903-03-21

Patterns new 10 Mating. Peoples.
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1903-05-29

The graduating exercises Of the
Benton Seminary took place at
the courthouse Wednesday even
ing and was largely attended. The
class nalsweremade up as follows;
Electricity" by Edgar M. Allen,
Switzerland" by MissZoedie Cox;
"Joan of Arc" Miss Bette David
son; Napoleon Bonaparte, byGus
Weatherly; panama Canal" by
Royal Melton; 1.-THE Crusades, by
w. j. Allen; athens" by Miss
Bernice Mai Presson; westward
the Trend Of Civilization Wins it's
Way" by Otis Presson; "Confuci-
ua," by Miss Valera Gibson; AN
Ideal Government and valedictory
by Luther Hollingsworth. The
diplomas were presented by U. A.
Potts, secretary of the board Of ed
ucation.
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1903-05-29
FRIDAY, MAY 20, 1903.
A STATEMENT.

The editor of The CHRONICLE
has some warm personal friends
who differ with us on the corpor-
alton question, and he would not
under any circum stances say any
thing that would wound their feel
ings or the hearts of those at home,
and we desire to add that what we
had to say last week with reference
to the corporation and the school
questions was intended by us to be
general and not personal While
this is true, there are a few men
who are so infnitesimally small in
their thoughts and methods that it
would dignity them to speak of
them even in words of contempt.
Since our last issue another ticket
has been put in the field, composed
of good citizens, who are pledged
TO stand by the school. This is as
it should be. The CHRONICLE is
ready and will aid and render any
assistance to a board that looks to
the material interests of Camden
and Camden's splendid school.
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1903-05-29
SUMMITYILLE, Tenn,
March q, 1903.

4hu1Cu ~ LOOO'
To Whom it May Concern:
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wise all suffering with their eyes to
write or see DR.. D. Garfnkle.
l am, gratefully yours,
JOSEPH GREENAWALT.
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1903-05-29

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The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1903-05-29
AGENTS WANTED.

I am in need of a few reliable, energetic
men to act as agent for the sale of nursery
stock. Previous experience not essential.
Live, active men can earn good wages.
For terms address, giving full name, age
and reference, w, Y. G. GRANT,
Columbia, Tenn.