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The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-07-03
IN THE PRIZE RING

II Young Corbett carries out all the fstic
engagements he has arranged up to date he will
be, a very busy pugilist during the next four
weeks. In addition to the battle with Sa mmy
Smith, Corbett has signed articles for three more
fights. On July 13 Corbett meets Jack O'Neil
at Philadelphia before the National Athletic
club for six rounds. On July 16 he meets Kid
Goodman, the Boston featherweight, before the
Tammany Athletic club of Boston for ten rounds.
at 12s pounds, and on July % Billy Maynard
Will be Ills opponent before the Pennsylvania Art
Athletic club, Phila delphia.
Maynard once stood Young Corbett OF for six
rounds, and is confident that he can succeed
(again. . -
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De KNYFF GETS SECOND
Official Statement of Places in Auto
-. Race in Ireland.

Dublin, July S.-R. DeKnyff was official
1y declared to have won second place in
the. automobile race yesterday for the
James Gordon Bennett cup NJ Farman
was third and Gabriel fourth. Jenatzy
won the cup by eleven minutes.
1t Is stated that Jenatzy's time after
the control deduction, will be six hours
thirty six minutes nine seconds, showing
an average speed of 54A miles an hour.
compared with GabriePs average of 63
miles in the Paris-Bordeaux race
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TURF NOTES

Before crowd Of 5000 persons ]. B. Hag.
gins Water Boy, with Odom up, won the su-
burban Renewal worth $4,000, at sheepshead
Bay yesterday. n
The black son of watercress broke the track
record for the mile and quarter, covering the
distance in 2:o4 3-5, which is two-ffths Of q
second faster than the previous record made by
the mighty Salvador In 1890. The Brooklyn
handicap winner. Irish Lad, was second, and
Goldsmith; the favorite, bad third.
Goldsmith, from the w. C. Whitney stable,
was made hot favorite, with whitney 4. Dur
yeas Irish Lad second choice, and Water Boy
next In demand.
Coming into the stretch, Water Boy and Irish
Lad were running like team, both boys resery-
ing their strength for the final effort in the last
eighth Of mile.
Record-breaking performances were continued
ct Washington Park. in Chicago, yesterday.
Glassful set a new worlds mark for the miie
and sixteenth in the final race Of the day.
making the distance In "A 8-5. Hyphan went
the distance In 1 ~ As over the Brighton coirse
July 26, last year, and Blue Girl in 1:44N NJ
Norris Park, in May, 1901.
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. Americas summer Resorts.

!: When 1t begins to get hot and dry ones
thoughts naturally turn toward the lakes
and rivers and the seashore of New York
and New England, and we begin to won
der how much 1t would require of time
and money to make the trip. A lot Of
these questions are answered and a lot Of
information given free in -Four Track Sc
RES No. 8. Americas Summer Resorts"
Sent on receipt Of 2 cent stamp, by
George H. Daniels. General Passenger
Agent, New York Central & Hudson River
Railroad, Grand Central Station, New
York.
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Good Things Coming.

The Northern Pacific Railway company
will sell a round trip first-class ticket to
Tacoma, Seattle and Portland at $500,
and to San Francisco at $4,000 on August
LIST to 14th. The tickets are good until
Oct. 18th, and good for stopovers. Optional
routes returning. Don't forget the $3.50
ticket San Francisco and return, on sale
now and UP to the 10th of July
The Northern Pacific City Ticket Office
is headquarters for the great lake steamer
trips. Call and get the sailing lists of all
the steamer lines and reserve your state
room berths.
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SPORTS.
To-MoRRow,s spoRr PROGRAM,

LOCAL.
Minneapolis baseball club VS.. st.
Paul, Nicollet park, 1880 a. M; Lex
ington, $3.50 p. m.
Open yacht race at Minnetonka,
1880 a. m.
Open yacht race at Calhoun. loan.
Minneapolis cricket club VS.. MINES
sofas Of st. Paul, II a. M, Bryant
avenue and Thirty ninth street.
Horse show and races at Hamline,
2 p. m.
OUTSIDE.
Bryn Mawr golf team Of Minneapo-
lis VS.. Eau Claire at Eau Claire.
George Gardner VS.. Jack Root at
Fort Erie, Ont, for light heavyweight
championship.
Lou Dillon to beat worlds trotting
record for mares at Cleveland.
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MISCELLANEOUS SPORTS

Lou Dillon, owned by @. K G. Billings Of, CHI
fcago, will he driven tomorrow by her former
trainer, Willard Sanders, in an effort to beat
the worlds record for trotting mares, 2:O3N
held by Alix, at teh matinee Of the Gentlemen s
Driving club.
At meeting in St. Louis of the creditors
OF the 3. J.. Arnold Turf Investment company.
to elect trustee under the bankruptcy law.
Solomon L. Swarts was chosen. The meeting
was attended by $50 persons. two-thirds of them
women. Mt. Swarts announced that the assets
consisted of about 100000 in cash and farm
valued at $751; 900. The claims filed against the
estate thus far amount to about So, 25O, 600. Mr..
swarts expects to pay per cent Of the Indebted
mess.
It is announced that B. L. Riseley, this year, s
challenger for the English lawn tennis cham
pionship,l Will accompany the Brothers Doherty to
America as a reserve man.
+ What is, expected to be the greatest Cornish
wrestling. tournament in this country opened in
Houghton this afternoon. score Of wrestlers
are entered. They will pair off until only eight
are left, when these will compete for eight cash
prizes. The feature Of the tournament will be
the match between Ziehr Of Butte, Mont, and
Harrington Of Calumet. William Gill, young
ster OF 1shpeming, also is entered
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$4,000 Tacoma, Seattle and Portland and
Return. $4,000 San Francisco and

On sale by the Northern Pacific Railway
company, August LIST to 18th. Tickets
good for the return passage until Oct
18th, good for stopovers, and you may
have choice Of routes returning.
On July LIST to 10th we sell the ts57 80
ticket to San Francisco and return, good
until Aug. 31st. Do not forget the North
ern Pacific City Ticket Office is always
headquarters for information on summer
excursions. You will find a force Of ticket
sellers always ready to answer questions
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121s Hcours to Chicago Via Chicago Great
Western Railway.

The Great Western Limited" now
leaves Minneapolis at p. M. arriving
Entire train of modern, comfortable
equipment, consisting of Club Car STAN
dard and Compartment Sleeping Cars.
Free Reclining Chair Cars and Dining Car,
with service a la carte. Tickets on sale
at City Ticket Office, corner 5th st and
Nicollet ave. or Great Western Depot, cor
ner washington ave and 10th ave S, Min
neapolis Mimi
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WITH THE AMATEURS

The Harrison & Smiths wish the service of a
good right fielder who must live In North Min
neapolis. They would like to hear frem outof-
town teams. Address Emil Lissak, 1904 Ere
mont avenue n.
The T. H. Longs claim game from the B.
n. Thompsons for non-appearance. The Longs
would like to hear from any fast 13;year-old
team In the city, Independents or Washbnrn
Homes preferred. Address 1908 Second street
NE.
The: Tooze Ball Team leave Sixth street and
First avenue S tomorrow morning at o'clock
for Saltwater where they play Tomorrow and
Pot. o5 9o NeW YORK Ior Ife Bndns
The Independents will meet the saltwater Mod
els at Wildwood to- morrow. --.-..---
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secure the services pof outaeider John Hayden.
In exchange the Baltimore club gets Hughey
Jennings. TIxhey Ahern. Outhelder McCreedie
and Pitcher Pound. Robinson has resigned the
management of the new Baltimores and jennings
will take charge Tomorrow
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Fourth Of July Excursions,

One fare and third for all stations on
the Chicago Great Western Railway with
in 200 miles. Tickets on sale July Sd and
information apply to L. c. Rains, Gent
Agent, corper Nicollet av and eth st, Min.
neapolis.
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Northwestern Games

Storm Lake, Iowa, July 3.-The baseball clubs
of Storm Lake, Alta, Newell and Cherokee have
arranged to play series Of forty-eight games,
twelve for each club, equally divided between
the four towns the first games to be played July
8 and the last Sept. 4.
Morris, Mimi, July 3:-The Morris team
played Wheaton here. In the beginning of the
sixth inning. Wheaton, with one man out, quit
the field because they thought the umpire was
unfair. The score stood to 2.
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How They Stand,
At TOLEDO,
Totals - ~ 1s 2

'.Batted for Egan in ninth
Owens out, bunt hits.
Toledo ,;...........o Q o 2 2 o o i o.
Two-base hits Resisting; Hart, Kerwin; home
run, Turner; struck out, by Reisling 4, By Egan
2; bases on balls, of Resisting l. OF Sgan 8;
Louisville ;; double play, schaub to Kieinow to
Turner. Time, 1:55. Umpire, Haskell
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HARMONY JoLTED AGAIN
Peace Between the Major Leagues II
Mainly Bluff.

~ Z
New York, July Baseball harmony
received another jolt yesterday and Ell
berfeld, the shortstop OF the New York
Americans, may be restrained from play
ing. This Is the latest chapter In base
ball history growing out of the playing of
George Davis with the New York Ma
tionals.
The New York National leagues attor-
neys yesterday were preparing the papers
for an application to the supreme court
for an Injunction to restrain ,Eberfeld
from playing.
1t is thought the reported contemplated
action Of the Chicago American league
club, which contends that Davis belongs
to 1t and 1t alone, had a bearing on the
move Of the organization headed by
j. T. Brush. The New York Americans
are due here Saturday.
Three-I League.
Rock Island 2, Springfield 1.
Rockford 4, Davenport 3.
Dubuque !, Cedar Rapids 4.
Decateur 4, Bloomington 8.
Western League.
6 6anfss s CITY Bes 5 M 81 Joseph :.
. First, Milwaukee, g. Peoria Z; second Nilwau-
kee 6, Peoria 4. ssi =.
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AT MILWAI1KER
Totals ....6 ~ 81

kss.ss Sit, g99Sd5SSS Is
Earned RUS, Milwaukee 8. Kansas City 1; hits,
tn hts hit
stolen bases NeAndrews, Rothfuss, Grady, Ing.
1 I; passes On balls of Stone on Bear 3, Oh
Stone 2, by Gear 4, BY Hale 4; sacrifice hits,
DUNCAN, Donahue, Dnnleayy; left on bases, Mi.
Waukee 8, Kansas City 8; innings pitched, by
Stone IA BY Haye IN; umpire, Cunningham;
time, 1880; attendance, $50.
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AT coLUMBus

Totals II II II Totals ...1e q 9 /
Columbus ........2 Q 9 o o ! o 0 2-5
indianapolis ......3 o o o o 0 1 SO
can. Williams; base on balls, OF Williams s.;
two.base. l its. Raymer, Bannon Mellor, Heydon,
Coulter 2, Kihm, Tamsett: double plays, Gleason
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At Brooklyn RH E
Pittsburg ........ o1oo5 o1ot-s o 0
Brooklyn ......... o o o 900 81 q z
Batteries-phelps and Wilhelm; Jacklitsch and
Garvin.
At Boston a E
Boston ...0 o o o o o o o 90 z S. o
Cincinnati .:....... o o o o o 2 O o o. 10 2
Batteries-Moran and Willis; Rietz and Hahn.
At Philadelphia R h 3
Philadelphia s....4.. 2 o 8 Q o o 0 2s-7 10 Q
Batteries -Raub and Doscher; Roth and VIII
liams.
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to Mellor, Gleason TO Raymer, Marcan to W.
Fox to kim; hit BY pitched ball Heydon;
struck out, by Wagner !, by Williams 81 time,
1855; umpire, Mullane.

Games To-day.
st. Paul at Minneapolis.
Toledo at Columbus.
Indianapolis at Louisville.
Milwaukee at Kansas City.
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Haltimora Gets Jennings,

New York, July manager Hanlon Of the
Raefern lesaue baltimore n club. have made
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an average Of .s4s. Smith Is only one
point behind. Yeager. Lally and KatoM
are batting above 400, and oyler. spoo-g
ner and Mcintyre also are showing up
strong with the stick. The averages up
to July follow:
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McCREERY STILL LEADS

outffelders Are the Heavy Hltters Of Min.
neapoIs Team.
McCreery still leads the regulars Of
the Minneapolis team in batting, with
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-07-03
National STANDINGS,

Games To-day.
Philadelphia at Pittsburg.
Iowa-south Dakota League.
Sioux Falls 2, Sioux City i.
IeMars z, Sheldon 8.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE

Games To-day.
No games scheduled.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE
American Standings.

Batteries-Abbott, Dorner and Moore; Scherck,
Powers, Bender, Plank and Hoffman.
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Three-I League.
Rock Island 2, Springfield 1.
Rockford 4, Davenport 8.
Dubuque i, Cedar Rapids 4.
Decateur 4, Blooming ton 8.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1903-11-19
IF WOMEN ONLY KNEW
What Heap of Happiu sIt Would
 Bring GO Many Homes

Hard od5 hogseao-s with al 4eh- ing back
 Hours of misery a- leisure OF a, work
 If women only knew taa cause
 Backache pains come from sick ai.- neys.
 Deans Kidney Pills H.'. cure i-. Mrs. John She. John shell. garden er and tree ur.rar Madison street. below low street. Rcd 5u.. Cal. says. Although lately noticed slight traces Of 1acsucue my kidney c1u- D.airt was cuI.c.a by too re- quen. action 0. tUe kidney -acre..oas, particularly night. and thick -al.- mer- m them which positive. prove. that Iu some way .ua action .. l..- neys was upset. A-u.-lt re expected. this constant drain au my system "als- euel me. and r.-. n..Ir. --. .or D0ar's Kidney FI.- ea- hardly al.. co do ordinary lor-aWu.N au. unable Co perform any .I--ul- duties. Deans Kidney b.s brought infinite relic. and brought Il. a- time when ! greatly required I- am only too p.eaeel t1 recouue.. tl. Hrenlr-- t.1r.-
 For safe by au dealers Price. 50 cents
 F5s.-r-lr.- Uo. Buffalo. N A, .1e agents for '. @. Remember tue name. Dou's and -ass lo substitute.
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MUST CLOSE
Thi, Month NIll POs.tiViY
 Be The l. ST.

mouth will he the last chance t. a-1ocl- a- che prices am ater- ing you now. And from this on every thing will be placed n plain sight on counters and shelves. Come in and -as. a look ]. cost you nothing and you may see something lor need Mack uae c.5.h.u- sheep pei. c"s and vests aal l..cu ua..- are jus. che thing .1r v.u.eruear- and a. less than halt ,he price of any other goods to take .a..r place. IT rou aaat ned the l.t boots in tle shape .hey we you gan gu, oH ,He tops. che .ee.W.l make good slippers around tha doa,. or Go wear inside 0. r.aaar,. and the tops can be cut ua into II sizes ot iu-o.gs chat will keep .he lee. warm Only 5l cents arair. worth sLu0 lo eur ur X few suits Ie.t from -- Go slI.
 ". Y. Robertson.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1903-11-19
FIRE INSURANCE

Irepreseut the following first class companies
 The Chesapeake Fire X Marine ln- surance Co.,, of Richmond, Va.
 The American Trust N Insurance Co.,, Chicago
 The Western Union Fire Underwrit- CTS, Chicago.
 The Commonwealth Insurance Co.,. Richmond, Va.
 The American Trust N Insurance Co.,, Chicago
 Fire N Marine Ll0yds Association, Washington, D. C.
 Am now ready in my new quarters, j24 Fourth avenue, to do business.
 tf PHIL ABBAHAMS.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1903-11-19
NEW LINE
J. W. Iyey Enters Steam.
 boat Business

The small steamer Perry chat has done service for the past -hree years on Prince William sound carrying freight and passengers between Valdez and local points. was this week sold Go JW Iyey and G. D. Cor.ew, both Of Kayak. The vessel is now being load ed wi,h lumber from Jhe Copper River Lumber Company. and win soon depart for her destination ot Kayak, where ,he win be used for various purposes but principally Go carry coal from ,he mines now being opened Hp a- that uace. A few wialsbipmeo.swi.lWot- ably be made to Valdez Valdez Pros pecr1r.
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Are Vou satsB d

With E0ar present position aud -a.uyt Ifr0r. write u- for plum and oo9l.et We hHee openings .1r managers. ,ecre- .rrl.-. advert .-Iu- men. uluNSeeuer-. etc.. paving from elNU..o -lO.O.i year, ..c.a.cl.. C.arc.. and executive men -f a. kinds. high grade exclusively.
 Hars1Uu- uc-. Suite D. II- Pioneer Building Seattle. Wash 3-I--IH
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rt. PntIcnt Eot 2 Iudra.

"I am sorry to say, doctor" com plained the patient 'that the medicine son gavo me did not have the desired effect
 How do you know, madam, " replied the doctor, eyiug her sharply, "what effect l desired that medicine to haveI Let me zee your tongue "
 It was thus that he shut her off, moreover from replying. - Chicago Tribune.
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PERSONAL MENTION

Mrs W. B. King and children will return on che Dolphin from che South. Mr., King has made an eN,eud. d visit To che Atlantic ,aab0aru
 uC. NacDar1ii. superintendent of Dominion mails at Wh.tehore arri. od on .aa train la-, nigh. and is at the Fifth Avenue b tell
 w. Smrcrt and w. Wilson. two more Bullion creek ,.amuaiers will arrive today
 bort Hayward arrived from Bu.- lion creek last night. He is the nos- ,.s-lr ot ai above discovery.
 Wm Cleveland returned aom .he Bullion crock strike .a-. u.-a.
 l L NacUe-or. Q. Hm'eH.-.. aa- aa arr..a. last night.
 L.E. simm.u-. ot log Oahu. Is ., che FHh Avenue ha..-
 R. Foasa- arrived from Bullion creek .a-. u.-a-
 I. H. GrH.h. Q. Wlraalr-.. ai- rived last night.
 F.l. ~H..u-b1r- is in t.. city .Eo"
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EIk's tooth watch charm with mug get settings. numbered 43l Finder will kindly return same CO \. .. Walk ar1 OF th.- uHca and receive reward.
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services for the late Chris
 ret Gale Lay. wife oi the
 the local Canadian Bank of
 ere held yas-erjey alter
 o'clock. a. the rresby-er-
 .e removal ot the body,
 -e WIS conducted by Rev.
 son. @. che home after
 Ibearers carried tbe cas-
 church. where a large coc- qreraou,oi sympuh.z.ug friends had gathered to pay their last tribute of respect Co the memory O. che departed The paIlbearers were. E. C. Miller Dominion government mining ecorder Wbuehorse, w. L Phelps, barris,e. Whnehorse, A. Fl. 1IacEay. Ssasway. UP. Smith. S6agway; Judge Taylor Whush0rse. B. B ShadVe.. collector / of customs. Whi-ehorse. r \ Murphy Slagway, H H. Draper SSa-way- The service began with a uusra. march by the 0rgau.st. ?. 2. Gan-y. followed by the s..Eug Q. one of che fayorite hymns of the deceased "Art Thou Weary.
 Rev.J.J. Wright. who .lrs1ue time vas Mrs. Lays pastor a- Wh.tehorsa. spoke teeiingIy Q. tbe high character of che deceased and ot .ha sympathy o. che people ol Ssagvay, Us eN1uUItea an che large cou-reIa, ion h5.ue him. On Nr Lays behalf he thanked all cEends for che many token, u. S.ua- t Ssvisliy bestowed
 <aeu. "Tbere'- a Beae...a.
 . was rendered ny the choir
 -h ,he pastor. Re-. James
 a5dresset tae c1a-roEa.
 aso. iurlr. sai.-
 15fdc, ia ,a.. service Isuo. .o
 1aI0ag sermon. u1r eu.Q-.se -d. bu-to show our sympathy .or dpossibls. to comfort and benefit living. Asher pastor. u.-a. ease macs long sermon hy telling you the noble ctaracrer -he upright life and Che sterling worth ot our teccascd md and S. ter. She w.s most
 nelghaor a good .r.al. m
 re mother. lowing wife. and les- helper in connection with oorsof th.s c,.rch. o. which she member. In short. Co know Lay well uas -1 love her. Deep eu in her soul she loved che o.-- religion Of her fathers
 Her sudden death has caused not a1Iya sad blank In her amIg but also tn this congregation.
 "As stood by her J.a.aa... aa.s-W how futile and helpless 0a, human power even when tacze5 aa with aI che loving effort devoted au-Hau- | efficient nurses and physicians could bes-0v. heard ringing .u my ears tts word. ot ao.r Wr. aa.cl . now leave v..h you for n-aser.-. med.- tat.oa. There Is man hath pow over the spirit .o r.an .le -r.r.. neither hath ae power 'u che ..E .. death and there .-uoa.-caar-e .u -la- war.
 Notwithstanding .la scarcity o- .aN- CTS at tlis season -ae ca,s-- was cove cred V.th floral pieces mad. by -ae ladies ot che church.
 Alter the service -le body was taken to che office a- tas whu. Co .Wa. che coming ot che City Of $ l...e. cn which Mr. Lay expects -o sal. taking the body 5t his wife Co tn.o.I home .l One ta-io. Canada. for burial.
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AtthoFautLo1u

The Pantheon has just received a large cousi -umeut of Hermitage uai,- zfes. rye asd bourbon. This is che lu- est brand or whisky ever brought Co Skarwar. Try it.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1903-11-19
skagway Laundry

For frst-class work try Skagway Laundry. Tweuty-two yeras' eXperi- ence. Telephone 80. tt
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Is your washing sautactoryf Are your clothes torn? Ii no 0r yes try the Skagway Hand Laundry, and you will besatisied. zO
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For Rent and for Sale cards for sale at this ohce.
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For Eoa, Cheap Two elegant fur- u.-he5 cottages. within two blocks Of sc1oo.h1use. Inquire .- tHa oka-way Laundry. l0-ll-tf
The daily morning Alaskan., 1903-11-19

] cannot teIla lie. He must maSl @ little profit. Clavs1n x Co.
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Great clearance sale starts July 6. 'at the Seattle saloon.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1903-11-19

Ladies macstu.oshe- at hal. price at " '. Eohrr,ou.s.
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Great clearance sale starts July @. at the Seattle saloon.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1903-11-19

Earl S wilson's collars and cuas at Conway's
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Go Co C.ays1u for fall suit. They have the goods tha- give satisfaction.
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Spring chicken and Eastern oysters at the Pack Train restaurant.
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Woman wanted at TuIea house. Iu- -u.re a- once. 1l5tl
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Good Old Whisky

old Planet and old Belmont, re-im- ported. both l2 years old. at Mascot sa- loon.
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Cutter shoes at Claysoa's.
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Fresh .afy tine Boss Bakery
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Recruit. Arc Expected

The recruits which were asked ior by Major Telrett some time ago are eA- pectej Co arrive lou. probably on lh' City of Seattle
 November Bu,teric6 patterns just ro a.ved Ladies Bazaar. Sheep pelt coats s2 and ges-solat w. II. B0ber,s0n's.
  Baths at che Portland Lodging House, 2-c; new porcelain tub. loa lmo
 a
 Patterns new m 'Ia,tiug feQp.esl
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Oyster cocktails, Olympia Eastern, at the Pack Train restaurant
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Wool mit,s and gloves ..a ar W. H Robertson s-
 We received today our Fall and Win Ger supply of Bu-trick Patterns. -a- dies bazaar.
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Woman Wanted

Suit, sI5to s45at CIaysoa'..
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Have y0u seen the Moose Hide Sofa Pillows at Case N Drapers
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NOTICE oFU s.MARsHALs SALE

Patterns new in 'Iu.tIug Peaplesl
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ST RITES
al Services of Mrs. II.
 ay Yesterday

services for che late Chris ret Gale Lay, wife oi the the local Canadian Bank of ere held yesterday alter o'clock. a- che presby-er- s removal ol the body, a .e WIS conducted by Rev
 son. at the home after lbearers carried che cas-