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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-03-03
Ser gdanfpartcr mar aud babri.

G9tcagO, 2, Wdr3. Bel Ell
mem 8erfu4s, cine @irtbi4aft an Der
G6icago : QOenue gu pliin0ern, lpuros
Otto 8en7on 6eute t6Otlid unO SObn
0riscoQ I4per pertpunOet. Die beiz
ZEN MGnner tamen in Oa5 2Otal uno
6efu6len benz 64QntpGrter SameS
So6nIon, ba5 Sab 8egiiter" gu 0ffz
nen uno fi6 bann Our6 Die 6interz
t6ire 3u Driidsn. Qnitatt gu ge6or@
6en, CAB SobnIon 6auer uno itretts
in Der oann erfolgenOen 5%iiildoe Die
beipen 8dnDiten nie0er.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-03-03
1Ieberi6uemmunaen.

q pzg II 2, M}Gr3. - 9ePez
f6en aus berf4iebenen 2unOestbetlen
meloen u6er melt perbreitete ueber@
f6pemmungen. @dbrenb Der obere
O6io gu fallen begonnen bat, 1T er
peiter unten i'm Steigen, unb aud
aus benz Mliffiiippitbale pirO Sod
mailer gemeloet. Qebnli6e Na4ri4z
ten fommen aus ben S6dlern beg DE-
lapure, 2adapanna unb pteler anoe>
rer 6lifa
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-03-03
0anaer @ahLifrcit becnbet.

O4USl JlSpuUltIultI UUl
2egi8Iatur gu 8unOesIenatorer
erpd6It. - 0adgeraOe po4 nod
Elm Steg fir QOOids.
0ober, Del, 2. W}Gr3. - Der
longe Gonflift u6er bic 8eieBunQ
Ter 3pei bafanten 6iBe fir 0elajpart
i'm 8unDe8ienat lit bsenoet. Die Sc
g"i8latur erpd6Ite beute s, 6rani
2tQee C1nton : 3epu6lifaner) gum
Senator fir ben langer, in 1907 Der;
1trei6enoen Sermin, uno GongreB:
mitglieb Souls 6eis(er San (regulG=
rer 3epu6lifaner) gum Senator fir
BEN fur3en Sermin, nel8er in 1905
berftrsi6t.
9ie7e5 8e7ultat tpirO bier ais eir
Sieg fir Qboid8 bstra6tet. Sin bon
@uf6ington aus ongenanbter offi=
3ieler Druid auf bic reguldran Eepu.
6litaner 6islt oieiel6an Dapon al, Oa5
6emOfratt16e NngebOt 3u dccepttren.
einen reguldren 8ePu6lituner gu err
nG6Ien unO Oen 3peitan SiB potant
gu lafen.
0ie SO. unO entf6eiOeroe Q(6itim.
mung bate FoIgenoes GrgsbniB: Gam
ger Iermin - Office 80, GaulS6urr
II, s. $. 9ug6es (0em.) l, @ooO:
burn Martin (9em) 1, q. 6. Sonz
born I, 6. %, Sunneu (0em.) /.
8ur3er 3ermin - 8ou 81, Sen.
ne0 (9em.) 10, 9. u, 6a3eu (9em.)
I, 6. 81, Go4ran, jun. (0em) l.
s. 5rant QtGee lit 46 Sabre aft
aus 0ooer 9ebijrtig unO al5 l16rmu.
der unO Supelier in 6ieiiger Stab
etublirt. 0a5 8e78dft puroe idor
BON Ieinem 8oter betrieben. @r pal
elmer Der 6aupton6Gnger Oes 8a5:
names QoOid5 unO AUDI gef4Gftlif
nit inn afpciirt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-03-03
9ie tte1te @iGfe
Die tre1te 9jlfe
8OOmOO'8
8cQ0O
8clic1
fit tnnetCi6et INTO Glt6erfi-
Gen @eGr0nG.

@'nH man g2s0linen g,brlubt, I'M S5msritu
81 itileH, iOlt,u mir iol5c 0jttcl ~btrmtiOu, bic
Sos 5pftem bsiddO:9eH. Opium, Morpbiuu, Gb.o=
roiormsattbr, GOtaiue NM Gblorat ftltu Die
Sbmerjsn, tnOcm ft Zen SiHn Ocs 8;fub.s 3tyt5z
rem, Der 9aticut b3ricrt 0lourb Die g;iUblstraft.
9tts 1T cine Qef1brItte Qraris; fe mlsfirt pie
Symphonic uHo antatt Dab fc oas 9:iom btieiz
ttqt, gerftort ft ben D}oQtn, Die 2c5tr unb ole
Gdrmc, uHO p.Hn fir Eugtrs 3.it f]Drt7{cbt. t6os
ttt &c bic Jcrpen uHo er3tu9t loIale Ooer ul9cs
mciHe G]dbmuHg.
IS 1T feline 3Otblp:Hoi9ttit borbau0en, 0jcic uns
qep!itn Dttttcl gu 6]eritBCu, D,nn elm ]poTtiUt5 Tjtz
tel ME R aODaD's 8taDb 8clicf aub
bic 0c0Bt;u S6mcrjtH ibu:u.r fjQt, obus gcfabr
fir GrlDabiene oOcr Sinner.
SO tilt au3 Die inttaFyf,u e8mtr3tu i'm grz
gcublid, O;ybHt;t Grtiitn0urg uu0 6cilt Gouacfioz
n'n Ioipo5l O;r GaH1tn ME ocs I,llcug. Der Edrs
me, oocr anoertu Crgoae IND Der S6lcimbdutc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-03-03
lSortiehnug Tiebe 6. seite.)


Iaot,. SaB man Gin onu3c5 Bolt b0aftng tiuc Belt
lana. aber uitmals aui bic Gnuer gum NorrcH balls
ten Tonne. geiptjs bafir lteisrn aud Die berubms
ten ct. @crndr0=Rr1utrpjIeu. 0un0trte BON los.
Qatentm,O8tutn NHo t~utitau0tu uuo Dt0W ibrtr
Q9irfuugsloFgttit pie0lr POM @oltt Der &srqeHtls
brit iibsrautUortet Dorotu. Die Ct. @trUaE0z
Rrduttrpiatu abtr baden nd our3 5]abrbuH0srts
bjnDur5 Die @unf 0gs Bottles crDoyben uuO err
baltcn, IND 3lUar ptgtu ibrer u-Huer9lcidlibsU
g9irtuuq bel allen Grlutbeitsu Dc5 Y}aQtus. Der
9ebsr mn Der 8isren. @Is &potb,tsH. p 6suts.
(TLTO,Sul
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-03-03
Sllo Grtra~S iBung.
Sfnat auf brn ). 4a1ir} r%iubernfGn.
Standardization ocs So. G~pnarencs.
-lteberitiir6un8 uto lan9c SiRnita
gen lit beiSen Sauicrm.

@nbe bes Samples iiber Die %patonten
@ibe fir 0elapare i'm 8unOesz
ienat. 3o6geraoe bat QOOidS
0ennO4 ni4t gan3 OerIOren. =
Sein @s6iilfe un0 @e76dftsz
@ompagnon s. 6rant 4Gee lit Ell
ner Der Quserfprenen. - Wur8er
&nopp 6efte6t elm gorDsr60r. g
mar pa6rsn0 feines Qufsnt6alts
in SnOionapolis @onntogsi6jler
un0 MitglieO bes 8ereins fir
4ritlide 8eftre6ungsn,
8uf6tngton, .. g., 2, N}dr8.
- Der Prdiioent Undergraduate 6eute
elne Proclamation, tpeI9e ben Senat
Oes nd8iten (58.) GongreFeS auf ben
5, 0tdr3 81 elmer GrtraiiBung einbez
ruff. Die Proclamation lit Iebr tur3
uno ertldrt MIR, Das Dffentli6e Sntez
ref1e er6eii4e cine GrtraiiBung.
4ufga6e Oes Senats lift s8, in bic
Ter beionoeren @rtraiiBung ben 9az
namatanal : @ertrag unD ben Geciz
procitdts : @ertrog nit Guba, Oeren
Qnnabme in Der am 4. MGr3 enOen>
rem jeBigen GOngreBfiBung ni4t 81
ertparten 1T, gu er%leOigen. Senator
Morgun BON Nla6ama BAT benz 9az
numutandI : 8ertrag ben @eg i'm
Senut berlegt, unO oa Der ate Starr
tOpf unter tsiner 8e0ingung na6gez
Sen piu, bIei6t nur cine @rtraitBung
dlS ein3iger 4u5peg iibrtg.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-03-03
Snrd strinmnrf qctiOtet.
3rogii6es @6itial elmer 6rou, mel
de fi6 einen 6Od5ett53u8 onio6,
- Der Stein mar fir Die 8raut
haf4it1n1t
beitinlmt.

Rem gorf, 2, M}ar3. = @m
Gamftag (6enO rei6te 9boebe M}pez
ropiB BON g&r. 359, OtS1O. StraBe,
in elmer SDnagoge an Gl]intonitraBe
einem iungen Manns, Namen8 Gorn,
Die 6ano gum 8un0e fir's 2eben.
DIS bo8 iunge 8rautpaar bic Mobz
nung berlieB, I'm mad Der SpnugOge
gu fu6ren, bate Ii6 cine grDBe 0ten~
i6snmenge por Dem8ebGuOe angeIamz
melt. @ben tamen 8raut unO 8rGu~
tiqam bic Sreppe Dor benz 6auIe 6er@
Q6, ais elm Stein pom Dad 6erunterz
QeI6leuoert nurDe, Der pO6l fir Die
8raut 6sfttmmt mar, ober Die 40
Sabre ate Trau Dora 6amuelS DDn
CIR. $50, 0ftz1O. StraBe, uuf ben
8opf traF. Die 5rau purOe na6 eli
ner na6en 2(pot6efa getrogen uno Elm
Nm6ulan3ar3t pom n8eueOue : 9p@
ipitQl" 6erbeigerufen Dieter ertldrte,
6rQuSamuels babe 3par cine i6rDere
6falpnunps oappn getragen, bod
babe Dies ni6tS peiter gu beDeuten,
unO Derbano Die Wunoe. Or. Wtauz
rice Berger, Der fi6 CUR 3ett in Der
Qpot6efe bsFanO, ertldrte, ietn2r 4nz
ii6t na6 iet Die @unOe GuBerit ernitz
lt6er Natur. @G6renO Der g}o4t
Deri6limmerte 7i6 Der 3uitanO Der
frQu uno Or. Berger purOe na4 Der
8o6nung Der Qatientin gerufen. gr
na6m Ieinen GoGegen Or, Martinion
nit iia unO Die 8etOen Feuten felt,
OuB bic 6rou einen S6dOeIbru6 Oo~
BON gstro8en bate, Dem tie geitern
Mor9en erlag. Die POli3ei lit Der
QnIi6t, oaB Der Stein BON einem fri
6eren Qnbeter Der jsBigen 6rau Corn
gei9kuoert nurOe, uno iu4t na9
Sox.EnILn,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-03-03
Srm. GbarIes N. W1artir,

8ultimorc, NO., ben ., Ntdr} 1908.
3n eiutr beute abo:baltcnfu @erianmlunJ Der
Snbnfs=S ancclS-S chDrDe
bon Baltimore fnnOsu Die f~OlgeuOea &ciolutionen
Aunubme:
Gl IS Dem a~amdbtiqcu GOtt gefaIen bat, unicz
rem 6rcunO mo 6oucQtn
Srn. GbarIeS u. Martin.
SlDblib aus uuicrcc Witte ub3ubtruitn, oesbdlb
lei CO 6ti6lofeu, OdB Our6 Oas Abltben os &rn.
Wartju Das Sabatsz@ei6dit Oon baltimore etnt5
ieinsr qci6dbtttcn 0tit1lisDer Dcrlortn hat, eintn
Wunu, Der Our6 itin9n fledenloltH eG1ratter nho
iriue rnlu1uoclburt 2jebenswiirOigtslt r0 unlfTe
auiri6tiat ptri6nli6e A6tuag c%riporb'1, UNI 0elS
len Qaufbabn ais G%uufmann un,trt boDhe SepuHS
Deruna uno Nncrttnuung berdu5Toroerfe.
SSm. u. SppG.
Grnif SdInIctRer,
Sc. g~Stfdbmepers
Sol WicrfGIe.
R,ibloTcn, baB mir Der 5amjlie ots 9%tritorbe=
n,n unitre inniQe eDmpatbje gum @lusorud brtn=
ocn, uno OaB cine faligrlpbN9 dus9tTu3rtf abz
idrift picitr Rciolutioueu ieucr 6dmiile i%tberi1not
urtO oicitlbcu in Ocu tdgli6,u 3eitungtn %oeroTttHt@
Iibt mrrNfn ipaeu. tO2
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-03-03
Gs tit tuirflt6 Der 9rOBe
8eite8er Beg G6mer5e8

INN hat i30a ms5r Gatcg gtf5an als iygtuo elm
un0er:5 D}ittl.
8tgtH 8erreufuHgeu, Gucti d u NJ
cen, 8udsH II b, g { II It. oOtr 5ettcu=
d mcr8eH, ROpf Ootr buDc b uuo
auOcre a uBtrIi6t G dmtr8tu tpjrieu e=
HIge Qp2litltioncH, mir or 0ouO e:uQcrit6eu, ME
elm 0uHOcr uuO itiq;H Die 6bmer3ln iofort.
6eilt unb otrbuttt
GrRdItuugeu, 5uffsH, sDunren 6aIs, Gntshus
eung, SrOnbttis, @ueumpnia, Qtbma,
&urIatbmigfeit, 5ufucuja.
Rbsumati5mu5, I,Iratgie, Sctaticl, Qumba0o, Gins
i3Utaeu Der @ltdOtg, Sbmer3su I'm 8id,u,
in Der 9ruit COer in 9en UlitOcru.
Sic QuiD:noun8 ron 8tao3 Wtlttf an Dem
Gbel ODER oen Gbe.IaH, no pie 6Bmer3cu Iicgcu,
i3aift iOiort GrIei5tcrUHg uu0 gcQusmlt6tit.
Q1e innerli6en S6mer3en, pie in
ben 9drmen ober i'm M}ager, &rGmz
pfc, lauren Magen, Spa5m8, ue6eIz
felt, Grbre6en, So0bremen, Gerb07iz
tat, S6lafIo7i8teit ,MigrGne, 0iarr6oe,
8Olit, 8ld6ungen, 06nma6tsunfGue
pcroeu ioiort g]e.inotrt unO iauea g,b,iIt Our5
oas EinaebmeH BON tjuem balbcu Ebt:loifsl DoQ
@eaOD RGljti IN ejnem bulbeR 8llg @aNer.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-03-03
&amme Der SamOels 8ebOrOe,
RinItneRniIhfna.

9ult;morc, BEN ,. Mars 1903.
Sn Der an btutigcn 3aQe abgebaltentn re9tlmds
Btgen moHatli6en f&eriummluu9 iuuroc Die iolgenz
DC Reiolution eineercibt NM einttmnig an9cnomz
men:
8ei6Goiitn II, DAB Oisie 9e60roc i6r ~tieFttg
utO auiri6tigit5 @eiltiO iibtr Oas pl0Bli6e uno
nneriparttte Ableben ~unisres Mtt4SirsttOren, Ds
Rlufmanns
5ru. GbarIes u. MARTIN,
gum GusOrud bringt.
g8ir @ae t6uuen 3,u9niB a~blcocn fir itjne ob;os
lutte 8e6tiblffsubeit, attigcs mn frtunOlides
9Scien NM .itint unfpanOsibare GrQtbenbeit fir
uae i6m I'M Dficntliben uHo 9rioatlcb;n auferlsQ=
ten 4ffidteu, 6igmi6uft1, bic bon aa:n an ibm
9ei6dBt puroen.
Die 5umilie u%nicrss peritorbeucn 6reun9,s per-
ffcrn mir unit;er tieigeiubltsu SDmpatbte uno
8sileio.
Die 9eb6rOe btrfaQtc i3 balm aus a6tung fir
bds NngOenftn Dts @rn. Ntartin.
GIamdjare RauSau. 4rifiosHt.
(69) @m. s. 2ooe, Sefret6r.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-03-03

~ " " - - y
NOr0fee.
6am6urg, 2, M}Gr3. - Der
S6iff53immermunn bc5 britii6en
8oQf9iffe5 nGam6rian 4rince," Guz
pitdn Spcn8, BON Goqutm6o naa
MtooIe8boroug6 6eitimmt, lit in Der
g}oroIee DON einem unDeren Shiffe an
8orO genommen porben. Gr melOet,
oaB Der nGambrian PriHce" tenterte
uno untergegangen lit.
0G6renO Der bergangenen 0a6t
nur0e in 2pnoon gemelOet, DaB man
an Der &iite BON Northumberland
S6iff5triimmer geii6tet babe, pel6e
BON benz nGambriun 9rince" ber3uz
rii6ren 76ienen. 0a5 heterogeneous
6a6r3eug lpuroe in 1876 ge6aut unO
ge6Drte Der nGam6rian Prtnce g."
in 2tberpool. Gr mar ppn 1912
3Onnen, 2243 SUB fang, 81 SUB
Brett unO 223 SUB ttef.
Bonn britt den Parld@
ment.
QDnbor, 2. M}dr3. - Sn 8santa
portung elmer Oie86e5iigIi6en Snterz-
peuatiOn i'm l~lnter6auie iagte beute
9remier 8alfour, England babe es
a6gele6nt, bic g~egenpdrtig i'm San
begrifferen 6ilenif6en uno argentina
i6en &rie85i6iffe gu t%auFen, nu4z
bem Die QomiralitGt bic 2(ngPlegens
6eit Iorgfaltig ertDogen babe unO gu
benz S3IuB getommen iei, Dieie
S6iffe paBten ni4t fir Die britii4e
Mdrine.
Der G6efietrst6r fir SrlonO, ST..
0Dno6um, 6eantnortete cine 5rage
beg 5i6rerg Der iriI6en9}otionotiiten,
0tQiam ReDmonD'5, Of fir cine CUTE
8ertretung Der irii6en Snouitrien
uuf Der MISUNDERSTANDING in ct, 2ouis
geIorgt nsroe, Die 8egierung lei nit
GrnGgung oieier Q~ngsIegen6eit Be-
i4Gftigt uno peroe i6r gebij6renOe
8ea6tung iAenten.
Gr : 8ouberneur 6|ranct5'
mifitOn.
QDnbon, 2. Mdr3. - ?. 81.
6rancts, Der Prdiioent Der ct, 2Ouiz
i~rrt5chvun ;iehp e @ejfel
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-03-03
8orteae oe8en SO5ialilten.
IN SadlruwirA DER Anfang grmadt.
GD~nIerOatiOc Glcmcntc ScntiH=
LAMBS pcreinigen iid1 5nr 9lbtuebr
Dcr rutbcn @efahr.

ameritanif6e, 3a6nar3t Der ST.
8ronprin8e7iin 2Ouiie aus Sud-.
fen ausgepieien. - un5ufrteoenz
Bsit in Rom ii6er Die 8ert6eilun9
Der 8iGste fir bic bsutigen gerez
monien i'm 8atifun ,-Gatro an
gsbIi6 i'm @eOrdn8e, = @o4rid-
ten aus Sn1urgentenqueGIen 3ufOl.
&c its6en feline 2(ttisn i4t6t. -
Me6r @6iff6riife in 6ol8e Der
6tiirme auf Der ROrOTee unO BEN
briti56an &unQl.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-03-03
@FfdItuugeu, 5uften, punren 6aGs, Gntgnus
Dung, SrOndbttts, pneumonia gtbma,
Malnrin,
Ticber mno faltcs Ticber,
Radwav's Ready Relief.

6 giebt fsint aHO,re Msojjin in Der Bclt, bic
Tieber unb @gue unO ale onosrep malariibeu, biz
li5itu lnD uHOeren 6itber, u]uteritGBt bur6 RaOs
tpaD'5 4iaeH, 10 i4nta BELT ME RuOsaDs G,oOD
Ntlief.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-03-03

Ginponberungs6iG pirO bura8e=
peitidt. - Reue 92egel CUR @er9ez
paltigung Der OemOtratif6en M}iz
nOritdt i'm 9otie. - Gofde Or
beiten an ben @erpiGtgungs>
bins.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-03-03

Baltimore, NiO., ben ,. 1Rdr3 1908.
Sn elmer bcute abasbaltcnfn 8erianln4unJ Der
~ 6S 81 n63,@
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-03-03

Seine @er6aftung tpur0e Our4 ieinen
Sdpager peronlaBt. - 4oli3ei
fibrt genaue GOntrole ij6er ben
4ufent6alt ieiner Gltern uno Sc
f6piiter.
The daily sentinel., 1903-09-02

Smoke the La d Oreo cigar.
Saddle horses for rent at Platt and
Kings.
The best Havana filled 2 for 20 cent
cigar La d Oreo.
The Progress is noted for its cakes,
that are just like homemade ones.
For Sale. Complete outfit. horses,
wagon, bran new harness. Horses
weigh 1900. Wagon new. 3 inch.
Apply at Pioneer corral.
Feed for all kinds of stock. Hay.
grain and chops. Valley Feed com
pany.
There is always a. fresh lot of pies
and others bakers supplies at the
Progress.
The world measures every thing by
standard of values The G.. V. Store
give good values for your money.
All kinds of buggies and wagons,
manufactured by the Racine Wagon &
Carriage company, Valley Feed COM
pany agents.
"And don't you forget it. The
lawn social at the Catholic church
Thursday evening, September the 3rd
Cards. Ice cream ETC.,
Summer excursions rates east one
fare plus 81. 90 fo- the round trip via
the Rock Island system. For infor-
nation, address Hal. S. Ray, Gen.
Agt., Denver, Colo.
The daily sentinel., 1903-09-02

The Leadville Drum corps will give
a grand parade in that city ON the
evening of Labor Day. for the pur-
pose of advertising the Peach Day
celebration, at which they will be
i'll attendance.
The daily sentinel., 1903-09-02
EYES TESTED FREE

We can give you the best results
from our Visual Tests that the science
of Optics affords absolutely perfect
service and satisfaction assured in
every detail of our optical practice.
If your watch needs attention bring
it to us-we are specialists in that
line and warrant all of our work.
Engraving of all kinds. Jewelry
and clock repairing and diamond set
tings done to please you. Prices rea-
sOuahle
The daily sentinel., 1903-09-02
Sherman w. Moody.
(Svccessor 10 M. L. Roberts)
Jewclcr and Optician.
LADIES' TAILORING.

Ladies Tailor and fashionable dress
maker. No apprentice help. Prices
reasonable. Mrs. a. N. Johnson,
Eighth and Rood street.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1903-04-30
INLAND NtAIHER..
Tels graphic Reports Of Climatic COu
 di ions From tho Intsri r.

The following was the condition ot tbe weather d, the various points Of the interior go, reported by telegraph yesterday morning;
 C1W.eI Clear south wind, +2 above. Pennington Clear, calm, j6 above. Bennett Clear. calm, 24 above. Log Cabin Clear, calm, 90 above. Fraser Clear. north wind, g above. Glacier Clear. north wind, ig above. White Pas, Clear. north wind, 36 above.
 Caribou Clear. calm, g above. Wh-ehor>e Clear, south wind, 90 atoy.
 Ntuu Clear. calm, % above. Ta-.,h Clear, calm, 2S above. Ia Barge Clear, calm, 90 above. Hooa'u4ua Clear, calm, 70 above. Big salmon Clear, calm, & above. Yukon Crossing Clear, calm, B above.
 Syk.rs Clear, calm, 70 above. S,rau, Clear. south wind, g above S.luu Clear east wind, 34 above. Oeuv.e Clear. calm, 2s above. Dawson Clear, calm, g above. For,m.,e Clear calm, +oabove.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1903-04-30
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 torturing, 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 oF PEOPLE usE CUrIcURA Soar. assisted by CUrtcURA OINTMENT, for beautify' ing Che skin. for cleansing the scalp. and stop ping of failing hair, for softeniug. whiteulng' and soothing red. rough. and sore hands, and Zoe all ths purposes Of the toilet, bath. and nursery. Millions of women use CUrCrRA SOAP 10 baths for annoying irrltations. innam. nations. and chahnss too fre or ontnsive precipitation. in washes for ulcerativc weak nesscs. and for many sanatiyc. autisgpug pure poses which readily suggest themselves.
 Cutlcuni Soap. Ointment and Pills are susl fIr0ughout Che world British Depot: 2i--A Cnarterh0use Sl., London. French Depot D rue de Id palx. Paris POTTER pRJd AND
 urNf CORP, Sole Props. Boston.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1903-04-30
GOES SOUTH
Snow K ug" Mori rty Will
 Quit Alaska.

Charlc, Moriarty, the well known snow king" who has been connected with the White Pass * Yukon as a ,Dgcia, snow fighter and rOadmaster ever since J. P. Rogers took the super mtcudcucy of the road has severed his connection with that concern, and will leave ou tbe Spokane tomorrow for the South. Uc win go from here directly ro his farm at Hoseburg, Oregon, where hi, family i, located, where he win remain lor a short while.
 Mr. MorIarty will leave many friends iu ,hc North. made during his long re,.J,ucr iu thi, city.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1903-04-30

WANTED FAITHFUL PERSON Co travel for well established house in few counties, calling retail merchants and agents. Local territory. Salary SlO24 ayear and eXpenses,payable Sl9. 70 a week in cash and expenses advanced. Positionpermanent. Business successful and rushing Enclose ,eli-addrc,Sed envelope. Standard House, 3OO taN- ton Bldg, Chicago, III.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1903-04-30
READY FOR SPRING
kmorioan Tailors Prepared Go Meet
 Demand for Mons ClothinE.

The American Tailor, are prepared a> never before Co meet the demand ot ~uriuE ,li-iug,. They have a com ulcte l.uc of spring goods that has just arrived. together with some of the best -rou-e.- pattern, ever exhibited iu this ur any other city. The goods are all first cll,, and Ot the latest fashion,
 Tb., hua-. ha, also just added an- other tailor recently from a fashionable city tailoring establishment.
 Ali suits Luarautecd 4-l4-@W
The daily morning Alaskan., 1903-04-30
Tr.o conoor, a, tn. Pack Train

There |, 1 mammoth photograph at tl. Pack Train saloon equipped with brand new record, and a big horn that hr.u-- 1u, thr music 60, clear as it comes from rl. operas. primas. bands, choirs, church organs. g.ee clubs and an end .,,, variety ot other sources ot melody. i' |, tly latest improved phonogragh in existence and it will nightly furnish a I-a.r c..>, concert that has ever else where been heard iu Alaska.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1903-04-30
PERSONAL MENTION

FEE. Shagerland, one of the largest traders in the interior, Is here with a large consignment Of goods for the in- terior
 Mrs. J. C. Wood, wife of the night manager at the Board of Trade, arrived on the Humboldt.
 NJ. Caughey, a Dawson business man, left for the interior yesterday.
 Mrs. Mayhood, wife of a leading Dawson trader, came up on the Hum- boldt Co join her husband, who is here from Dawson.
 Superintendent J. P. Rcgers and Comptroller A. L. Berdoe, returned from Whitehorse yesterday evening.
 Mrs. NJ. II. Mcclellan will leave on the Spokane for a months visit Co Cali fornia points. She will go as far South as San Diego.
 W. Fl. Vass, of Vancouver, B. C., ar- rived from Whitehorse on the train last night.
 ~
 Miss A. Mix, of Seattle stenographer for the Sunset Hydraulic Company, Of Atliu, who arrived on the Humboldt, will leave for Atlin, Friday morning. DILeadbetter, the Juneau travelling salesman, is in the city.
 Joseph Bunyan, a Skagway pioneer. is in the city after long absence.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1903-04-30

Our annual sale Is now on, beginning January ! and ending December 3l Of each year. Thi, ], our sixth annual sale, the price, and values during this sale lrs ,h, same 30, before, always the best that can b. had. F. IT, Clayson & Co
The daily morning Alaskan., 1903-04-30
Spokane the Next Boat

The Pacific Coast Steamship Spokane will be the next boat to arrive at Skag- way. She will be due tomorrow, and is expected to put in an appearance about noon. She will sail on the re- turn trip on the same evening after her arrival.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1903-04-30
Masonic Meeting

There will be a special commuuicat- ion of White Pass Lodge No. ll3, F. X A. M. Thursday evening, April 30, in their hall, No. 525 Fourth avenue. Work NJ. M
 Sojourning and visiting brethern are cordially invited Co meet with us.
 By order of the W. NJ. GEORGE HOWARD, Secretary.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1903-04-30

The S.attle Saloon is a thoroughly re- -p-cub.r geu,leman's resort Fine lunch served with every glass ot beer.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1903-04-30

The be,, meal iu Whitehorse is at abe Arctic Cafe.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1903-04-30

Ii,ou want Co be we'll informed on local happening, subscribe for the Daily Alaskan. Phone lg
The daily morning Alaskan., 1903-04-30

bath, jn theci,y at the Principal Barber shop. Opposite Board ot Trade.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1903-04-30

Portland House furnishes comfortable rooms and 25 cent baths Fifth avenue.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1903-04-30
w.at.BaVlOyn.n, ia Aia.lsa

Young attorney, now practicing law in Philadelphia, desires legal business or other work in Alaska For information apply at the office of the Daily Alaskan
The daily morning Alaskan., 1903-04-30

A a,v hlI,' in th' 1,i pl''. The Arctic Cafe. Whitehorse.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1903-04-30

May Delineator and patterns. Al Ladies' Bazaar.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1903-04-30

Some elegant fine collarettes at Winters.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1903-04-30

Mrs. J. C. Wood, wife of the night manager at the Board of Trade, arrived on the Humboldt.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1903-04-30

FEE. Shagerland, one of the largest traders in the interior, Is here with a large consignment Of goods for the in- teriOr
The daily morning Alaskan., 1903-04-30

M Caughey, Dawson business man. left for the interior yesterday.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1903-04-30
THE WHITE PASS & YUKON ROU TIE.
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