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Decorah-posten., 1903-03-27
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Decorah-posten., 1903-03-27

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Decorah-posten., 1903-03-27

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The Alaska prospector., 1903-12-31
The Dance To-Night.

Valdez Arctic Brotherhood will give Rcd Barn Dance" tonight at Mckinley hail. They extend a cordial invitation to all mushers and strangers, and to their women folk" All men are expected to at- tend in their everyday clothes or overalls and flannel shirts; the women will wear calico, ginghams, or what they chooSe-as is sweet woman's way.
 After l2 o'clock, being leap year. some startling innovations will be introduced. A feature of the even- ing will be new song, "One Val dcz," composed for the occasion by Harry D. Reynolds. so friends and chechakos in our midst
 All join hands at the Red Barn Dance"
 And trip the light fantastic:
 For now we'll hop and skip and prance,
 In manner most gymnaStic.
 Hurrab for the Aretic's gala night.
 Leap Years chances all embracing;
 Come. Valdez whirls in mad delight
 With living foOtsteps racing.
The Alaska prospector., 1903-12-31

Mrs. Al Jackson has been confin- ed to her bed for several days, but is now improving.
 The Merchants Cafe was crowd- ed nearly all day Christmas, about 300 people taking dinner there at Al Whites expense.
 Marshal Hasey, who has been confined to the house for some time with a severe attack of rheumat- ism, is again able to be out.
 The steamer Santa Ana arrived on Tuesday forenoon with the fol- lowing passenger list. and a large cargo of general merchandise: s.,l,s Ghss Ii ;; ThcmPsSn; A. ?. Hoffman, Susie Day ter. James wardell. Gorgie Lee, James IIartncy. Ann Mann.
 A small party assembled at the home of Mir. and Mrs. Fred Date Sunday evening, and indulged in games and candy pull with vari- ations. The occasion of the party was the birthday of Mrs. Floyd Santee.
 During the A. B. meeting Mon day evening. tt Mckinley hall, an overloaded stove sat fire to the building, and it was only by quick work on the part of those present that a serious fire was prevented. The damage was very small.
 The steamer Bertha arrived here on the evening of the 18th. The delay in arriving here was caused by severe weather. The boat was held up at Kayak three days try ing to unload. She brought to Valdez about B tons of freight, 1000 feet of lumber, and large quantity of dressed meat. Follow ing is the list of passengers:
 C: K. Hammond. W. D. McGee. A. II. Utley. D. |. White, Blanch fluff, F. W. Holmes, C. II. Andrews. (. (. Groat, Vim. Neweom. Luis Man assero, C. F. Whitman.
The Alaska prospector., 1903-12-31

W VI teui A$A I'Nit w NttiIifthVi
 Military Hair Brushes at Broad- way Pharmacy.
 Outside and lined mitts & gloves at Levy & Co.
 Bananas 30 cents a dozen at the Candy Kitchen.
 Lowney's candies fresh, Broad- way Pharmacy.
 Snow scenes for holiday presents at the Hardware Store
 Souvenirs of all kinds for the folks at home. Kern.
 Fresh homemade candy every day at the Candy Kitchen.
 A few more toys left at the Can- dy Kitchen; will be sold at cost.
 Don't have cold feet. Ladies' and gents felt shoes at Levy X Co.
 Must be sold immediately; fine acclimated horse. Call on Jame. Fish. ST.
 l have just received full line of Key West and domestic cigars. W. K. Hildreth.
 Ptarmigan road house to let. Everything in good shape. Lease for year: Nell Doty, phone 11.
 Prof. Boulon has kindly volun- teered to give offertory solo at the Episcopal church Sunday evening.
 JAS. FIsH, SR., licensed real es- tate agent. Mckinley st.. Valdez. Telephone 13. Properties for sale or rent.
 The large dump of second-clas ss ore at Ellamar will be taken out by the Bertha to the Tacoma shelter.
 FOR SALE-Tent 1Sx35 feet. 10 OF. duck, roped caves, 5-ft. wall; and restaurant outfit, dishes all new. Apply, Brown & Hawkins.
 The machinery now being used at Kayak is all run by steam gen- erated by the crsde oil which is used as fuel and taken from the local wells.
 Huie Goodell has secured posi- tion with the Reynolds-Alaska De- velopment Company, and has gone weston the Bertha with Blamey Stevens, the company's engineer.
 w. D. McGee arrived on the Der tha. He immediately made up an outfit. and went in yesterday over the trail with his dog team. He will go no further than Copper Center. and will probably be back in l5 days.
 Information is wanted as to the whereabouts of Richard Dunn. height , if. s i'm, weight about 165 pounds. light brown eyes. light hair and mustache; supposed to have heen in this section in October. Notify this office.
 On Dec. g. Santa Clans sent in to the family of John Dehart. at FL lamar, bouncing baby boy. The mother not feeling well they omit ted having a Christmas tree for the boy this year, but they will make amends for it in the future. Mother and child are now doing well.
 Tn. school at Ellamar is closed for the holiday season. and Miss Ann Mann. the teacher in charge has taken advantage of the occasion to pay a visit to Valdez. She ar rived on the Santa Ana and will go back on the same boat. She has taken up quarters at the Phoenix.
 Owing to the fact that a large stock of high-class goods, ordered for the holiday trade, did not ar rive until after Christmas, every body can now buy elegant and use full articles-almost anything worn bv ladv-at big discount. Tine store being too small for proper display of goods. Just ask Miss Sheffer to show the goods. The
The Alaska prospector., 1903-12-31
Keystone Wharf. WHARFAGE RATES In effect January 1st, 1904.

Merchandise. Grain, Machinery and Gen
 ernl Freight. per ton, ,..... ..............s .s2 oO Hay, Der ton and Lumber, per 1000 feet 2 1 Shingles, per l,Oi. ............. e. ........ p Horses, Mules, and Cattle, Der head ...... 1 G0 Sheep Dogs. and Swine. per head ......-. 70 Coal. Per ton 10 Trunks, or any piece of checked Baggage. 25 Minimum charge, in or ont, ........... ... .O Outgoing Empty Gases. Kegs, Bottles, and
 Sacks, per ton ..................... O0 Outgoing freight and baggage must be at dock not later than three hours before adyer- tiseti sailing time of steamer. Any freight or baggage, including perisha bles. may be deliy- cred al dock the day preceding.
 LOGAN ARCHIBALD, Mgr
The Alaska prospector., 1903-12-31
Valdez Dock and Warehouse Co.
 WHARFAGE RATES In effect January 1st, 1904.

Merchandise, Grain, Machinery and Gen
 eral Freight, per ton. on...............-.-..$ .$2 GO Hay. per ton, and Lumber. per l,0,o feet. 2 o Shingles per l.OUa .......................... 9 Horses. Mules, and Cattle. per head. ...-.. OO Sheep, Dogs, and Swine. per head. -.-...... 50 Coal, per ton. ............. l 10 Trunks, or any piece of checked Baggage. D Nlnimum charge, in or out .: 50 Outgoing Empty Cases, Kegs Bottles. and
 Sacks. per ton. ..-.... ...........' .-.. co Outgoing freight and baggage must be deliy- cred at dock not later than three hours before advertised sailing time of steamer. Any freight or baggage, including perishables, may be de- livered at dock the day preceding.
 FRANK J. klNGHORN, Secretary
The Alaska prospector., 1903-12-31
To Let.

We'll established and well fur nished rooming house, suitable for boarding house or hotel. 14 ele- gant rooms. Also ground for i'm provemen,s. Apply to owner.
 MINERS HOTEL.
The Alaska prospector., 1903-12-31
A FEW NEWS NUGGETS.

W, C. Stull. Graduate Optician. w. R. Hildre,h.
 Moose meeting tonight
 Never slip rubber heels at Adler's
 Pool 5 cents cue at the Key stone.
 Something new in winter caps at Levy'..
 Tents. Yukon Stoves, Saddles and Harness at Brownell's.
 New line of woolen waists just received at Levy X Co.
 Drop into kern's Jewelry store and get handsome calendar for 1904.
 Walter White left Wednesday morning 10 join the government pack train.
 A Turkey linner will he served at the Home restaurant on Sunday from } to |.
 P. W. Holmes, better known as Alganic Bill, arrived on the Bertha and Is here to stay.
 Your old clothes can be restored to a respectable condition at the Valdez laundry, Keystone ave.
 The schooner Volante with 150 tons of ore from Ellamar is on the beach at Kayak in very bad condi- tion.
 Doaf Fore Quarter, II cents
 Now is the time to buy. Phone 29. Valdez Market.
 All the interior of well-iur- nishcd cabin, consisting of furni- ture. food and other neces>aries, for sae cheap. Inquire this office.
 A petition is being circulated for the appointment of C. \. Crary as postmaster under the new classifi- cation which makes this presi- dential office.
 Word was received Tuesday from Capt. Gei iger stating that himself and party oi seven made the trip from here to Fairbanks in 19 days. Trail firstclass.
 The schooner Anaconda, belong ing 10 the Revenue mining Co.,, of St. Louis, Is still on the beach below Kayak. She is unloaded and will probably remain there until spring.
 A telegram Was received from Jake Stead by the Moose, wishing the members of the order merry Christmas. and announcing that the operation on his knee had been successful. He is still in the hos rilal.
 The passengers of the Santa Ana in token of their appreciation of the clever treatment accorded them >bv MT. l.. H. Waterman. steward oi the boat; each contributed a sum of money, and on reaching Juneau beautiful gold ring was purchas- ed and presented 10 MT. Water man on Christmas, with a set of resolui ions signed by the donors, Is in number.
The Alaska prospector., 1903-12-31

Oscar Sal. an old sourdough of this place, just returned after q pleasant visit to his former home in Minnesota.
 Wellington coal $14 per ton or $1.25 per sack, delivered. JIG. Mar tin, agent, or Copper River Dray- ing Co.
 w. R. Hildreth carries the larg- est stock of Cook Inlet snow shoes in Valdez.
 We have just received large as- sortment of the finest Haviland China and Cut Glass at Kern's.
 FOR RENT-The best storeroom in Valdez, cheap to permanent tenant. Inquire at Bank of Valdez.
The Alaska prospector., 1903-12-31

Nugget Jewelry of all description at Kern's.
 Fine stationery-the latest, at Broadway Pharmacy.
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Marriage Licenses.

Marriage licenses have been issued to the
following:
Elias L. Phillips and Dulin A. Oliver, both
of Remington. Va.
John M. Dant and Virginia P. Wheeler,
both Of Columbia Park, Nd
William r. Dorsey and Lula NJ. Fletcher
Charles Craig and Lucy Dean
George Lewis and Jane Medley.
James H. Scott and Martha E. johnson.
Jonn Cheeks of Greensburg, Pa, and
Lydia Lyttel of Huntersville n. c.
Richard c. Baker and Marie J.. Benton.
robert o. Williams and Viola p. Jackson
Emory b. Hardwlck and Minnie Sydnor,
poth OF Westmoreland county, Va.
John B. Watt and Alice r. Sheckels.
Louis Stevens and Lizzie Ellis.
Clarence E. Keene and Margaret M
Waldmann both of Baltimore, Nd.
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past as the guests of Mrs. Augustus NJ.
Laing and Miss Susie and Miss Estelle
Laing of 30 r street northwest. Mrs. Force
will return to her hcme in Plainfield, N. J.,
tonight
The home of Mr.. and Mrs. Augustus NJ.
Laing, 30 r street northwest. was the
scene on Friday night last of a reception,
the occasion being the twenty-fifth wedding
anniversary of the host and hostess. Sew
eral hundred friends called during the even
ing. Assisting in the reception were Miss
Annie and Miss Estelle Laing. daughters of
Mr.. and Mrs. Laing; Mrs. Weidt sister of
Mr.. Laing, Mrs. A. l.. Force and Mrs. w.
l. Force OF Plainfield. N. j.; Mrs r. STAN
ley Wolfe. Mr.. ]. d. Murray and Miss EN-
ma Cantor of Washington
The parlor was decorated in Christmas
green, potted plants, cut flowers and silver
tinsel, while the color scheme of the dining
room was red and gold. Those in charge of
the decorations and dining room were Mrs
Wm Glenn. Mrs. T. II. Herring, Mrs w. X.
ramsey. Mrs. ]. r. Mcbride Mrs Kauf-
man, Mrs. O'Keefe and Mrs. Oscar Hum
phreys.
A musical program was also rendered.
consisting of an original poem set to music
ana dedicated to Mr.. and Mrs Iaing by
FroI: stephens of Howard University; solos
~ ~ M mr; ana MRS. Hulling, Mrs. Mellott. Miss
hate Mcbride. and piano solos by Miss Ed
ma Cyphers and Mrs. Parker Reinohl.
large number OF presents were received.
consisting Of silver. cut glass; china and a
i "a. &c cathedrai clock presented to Mr.. Lang
office. p''A''Ne
Inc commissioners today denied the re-
guest or the East Washington Heights
QUEENS Association that the grounds of
Ine GOOD Hope School he inclosed by a
fence The authorities state that it is not
expedfent to do the work at this time of the
year. The association will be informed that
me work will in all probability be done in
the spring. "
Mrs. Mary A Camper, the aged widow Of
Samuei u. Camper, formerly a steward in
the United States navy for many years. has
oeen extremely i'll at the residence of her
son-in-law, l.. s. Lomack. 1622 Madison
street for more than two months Her
PHYSICIAN reports that she is improving
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DIED.
BAUM. At O'Clock am Sunday. December On
isos; HENRY ELWOOD BAUM, in his twenty.
Funeral from residence 712 B street sou,hves,
tuesday, December %, at o'clock PM
BELL Entered into eternal rest Sunday, Deem
Der ~, 1903 at 1903 O'Clock p.m PEYTON
beloved and only son of Ellen Bell
God has taken both of my darlings home with
Him. Some day mother will join them
Funeral Wednesday, December % at 3 O'Clock
Northwest ts1m MS ia'e residence 2od street
BERON On Friday December 1s. 1909. at IN
o'clock pm: WILLIAM BERoN in the eighty.
fifth year of his age. E''
PM, from his late residence, 332 Sth street
southeast Interme9t private, at Rock Creek
CAMPBELL. Departed this life on Sunday De-
cember ~. 1903, at O'Clock pm, at his resi-
dence, 47s ii street southwest, ARTHUR
Funeral private, Wednesday, December g. at 9
O'Clock pm. 2s
CHAPMAN. On Sunday. December co. 1903, at
:. street northwest. TERESA NJ CHAPMAN Ian ''H
Funeral from Church Of the Immaculate Concep-
ton Tuesday December D. at 10 o'clock In
terment private.
CULLEN On Saturday, December 10. 1903. at 8
o'clock a m. after short illness, at his resi-
CULLEN in the seventy second year Of his age
Funeral Tuesday, December e. at $3.50 O'Clock
requiem mass will be celebrated at 10 O'Clock
Interment at Mount Olivet.
CUNNINGHAM. At his residence CAT 18th street
northeast. on Friday. December IS, 1908. at
1850 o'clock I'm, after long and painful Ill
ness, Capt. A. p. CUNNINGHAM beloved hus-
band of Mary j. Cunningham, In the sixty
second year Of his age.
Beloved husband and loving father.
Funeral services Mt St. Joseph's Church, corner Sd
and O streets northeast. on Tuesday, December
70. at o'clock Friends kindly invited
All members Of Light Battery A Will please
attend. maryland, Virginia and New York
papers please copyo
DAvTH After short Illness. on Sunday. Decem-
Ter 10 1903, In Winchester, Maxs at the home
Of her daughter Mrs: n. B. May, Mrs. NORA
N. DAVIS, wife of Mr.. Geo. j. Davis
Notice Of funeral in Tuesdays Post and Star.
DoNNELLY Suddenly, on Sunday December 90
1908. JOHN D0NNEILY, ST., beloved husband
Of the hate Johanna Donneliy, in the sixtieth
yeaP OF his age.
Funeral from his :ate residence. 1921 street
southwest. "Wednesday morning, December %.
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Deaths in the District.

The following deaths were reported to tn.
health office for the forty-eight hours end
ing at noon today:
Matthias HouX. 50 years.
Evaline Kean, 81 years.
Maria F. Lowey, a years.
Rachel Gormley, % years.
James F. Cullen, - years
Elizabeth kepner, II years.
William Root, IL years.
Frederic r. Coudert, II years.
John II. Carrico, 81 years.
Walter b. Waddey, 6S years
Mary Perkins. 6s years
Robert Johnson, G6 years.
Edwin Mcpherson, 90 years
Virginia C. X. Neagle, 63 years.
Ella s. Kneese. 65 years.
Noah II. Martin. is years.
Joseph Payne, 81 years.
AlblaS z. Cunningham, 81 years,
Virginia e. Kennedy, 60 years
John Harley, GO years.
Charles Ewert, 80 years
Ellen Vowel, sc years.
James w. Hunter, % years.
Mary A. Johnston, % years
James J. Talbert 40 years.
Jules p. Petit, Ii years
Louisa Contee, Al years
Rachel Gallagher. 80 years.
Matte Young. IS years
John f. Whelan, - years.
Denis Murphy. 30 years
John W. Ritter, 30 years
Bette Jones, 20 years.
Ada l. Moriarty, % years
John Leftridge, - years
James A. Swami, II years
Ida M. Johnson, 10 years
Daisy Washington. 10 years.
Christian Hoar, years.
Ruth Weadon, years.
Mary Jones, l month.
Martha Jones, l. days.
Arthur l.. keane, day.
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Rev. Daniel Cookslv,s Theme

Communion With Christ was the topic
upon which Rev. Daniel Cooksley of Connec-
ticut addressed the membership of the
Maryland Avenue Baptist Church last even
ing. Brotherly love and fellowship are alb
solutely necessary in this life, the minister
commended. These, with the imitation OF
Christ, are the only means of becoming
like Him. at has been said, with much
truth" he declared, that the young man
and young woman who are married after
long years become much like each other in
thought and life and character So he who
gives himself to Christ becomes in time
like the blessed Redeemer and is enabled
to follow the path Christian feet should
tread