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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-11-04


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skaue6 raGsa reiEaT eoEn0 Principe con-
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dos les Io6u zero COMO 9e Bss
ba al tempe y no ss lsa nlrGan
bnan naTbia0. aprap Aela6 am ei TeszI
els ca due IL 8lea ns Esl ria
buscaba un Principe hAcerln Se-
baran0, poniendo an aesg0 aua n
duaneias IL hixo alezir en De ] aAio
aa 1873
M 98, euand0 ga kenfa treiAta dos
amos, ss eaa6 con MaEla A4alsa Sd Paas
ma, Il uus 1u6 gs1uy des raelsGla. pties
Princesa enhancement cat6lica tuvo
que cOnsantir cue sus hi1Og perEeIae
ciegan & otra religion AKurI6 81 afK0
1899. deiasss0 u gsn hfi0 y dos hiss
Los asuntos dc Bnlgari Iii gats rnarehnn
NADIA bian. II sin las anaslziaa dc au
n0aElra, uue & pesar de haber cunplido
ochenkisiete afT0s tiene u fibra y enta-
reza de- su raza, Fernando hnbiera
abdicado sn sohexAnfa rektrand0ae s
hacer una vida trancuila eonforEne con
sus Quskoa aslciOnes.
Francamente. 6nueatro Yer. Fernan-
do haria bien tonaand0 6se canino.
Las testas eoronRdas en pafses como
Bulgaria. Seryia, ete@tera. son un PEE
Iigrc. iCnAlqniera anvidia Ii realise
ma suerte da Alexandra. Draga ! COM
pafieros martiresl
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-11-04
vARIAS REL lGI0SAS
YE Z ElA
SALIERON HOY CON DIhEGs s1iON
a SAN GERMAN. EN- ASIIN+
los DEL NJ EV0 CON n Esf1I0
QUE SE. IRTGIRA ALI

En- oil tren do esaa naaflana parti6 pa
"a San German In reveranda Madre
Pri0ra Sor Teresa del CorA26n de Je-
efis. aconpanada de In madre Dolores
del Senor San joss y Sor Fernina de-
San Elias.
Tambien aeOmpaffa estas religi0-
sas 81 administrator Reyerendo Pa
Dire CaAeja.
Van tod0s con ell oblet0 do preparar
10 necesario para 10 meior installation
del nuevo C0nyento.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-11-04
aIlRalO lrass

Haca tres dias que Eaa eallas de Ia
Ciudad, sst6n invadidas por marine
ros franeeaee
En- honor & Ii vardad. II correction
de dichos Enarineaos ha sido as, Que
no So ha dado un solo caso en- cue IL
policfa haya benidO que intergeniE ca
10 mas minino.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-11-04

Sc Vende este antique estableCimien-
TO dc provisiones. eoa s san su aaredi-
tada fabrica de chocolate, fundada cd
el afI0 1890.
Agustin ESpahol. en- G.. infornar&.
San Juan. Puerto Rico, San Jo-
ss IL. 30. v. d.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-11-04
s ]. QUO
Aflnador y composition de pianos v
6fgancs.

t1ompatante para la construction de.
pismes b rsparador de los grandes des-
psiffeakoa ocasionados.
sS lo eertiaca il f6brica de pianos
eKohIer "a Cernpbe2Ra lle New York
Er. 0ker0, hAs1ll Pss0Jasta a1aFA
SO Fesadenoia en- g clucad. Luna W.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-11-04
HOY Y

Continuation de la Ia. pagina1
dido con explendidez 81 su desarro-
lose han inyertido cnantiosas cantida-
des. Pnede dacirae que representa- ii
90 s 25 por ciento del presupuesto
total
10 conprobanOs con los aiguien~
tos datos:
Pre8Npatesto eaoot0r dura9ete los 8s-
oatSe9Jtes 1Ss0s
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-11-04

Meier inforTaados podenOa decir
cue no es S11a EstreIla del N0rtaS Ell
peri6diGo que reaparecerG 1e nElev0 an
81 estacio DIS la prenaa sine 06ro eryo
tftulo sun SO ignora y que ser6 rSdaota-
do por los Sres. don NioolSs Machia-
velo y don Juan Escudero Miranda y
que Sc inprinnirA en- liz antigua inlpren-
ia del sefioE CGmbeil.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-11-04

El jueves Be- reunen de nuev0 los se-
fiores que bajo La presidencia del aIcal-
do traaan do reorQanizar al Cuerpo de
Bomberos.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-11-04

Se han impuesto varias mnItaa Hos
padres que no mandan 4 sua hijos 8 la
escuela sin cue 10 iustifiquen.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-11-04
AMA DFlIlHE

Sc desea una caci6rs xsara ans ca
Lave 8 servici0 de an horalsga sua0.
Para infornna ri IA ~
San Sebastian n6M M
Fto. hico. y
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-11-04
DgIess en- aImIhar

Dulces en- almibar de yarias classes
y tabacos v ciRarrillos SO venden al la
dO'ael Ayuntaniento casa n6mero so
frente la Plaza Principal.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-11-04
VSO M

f4Ss kFK1f4T8ff
Rc0s ge hHcen eElcua uAgna gles GO
elaaas pxaeins HEnitadca.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-11-04
Yauco, Octubra 1903.
No as La EslraIla dol nOriG"
sl paEIddIc0 que TeapaF8c8rd
on aToeIhO.
Multas 4 los padres de famiiia
descuidados.
e aaase8tgo ooayegpo1agQL. ]

Noviembrs g. Ha prasentad0 Ia re-
nuncia de so cargo de Principal ell Pro-
fesor don Esteban Rios Casallas.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-11-04


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81 g esa
El at A sAeA sa n anS
ta sia Que aSn agse pszan des
trrfFl0 t0 hessae naSaa egfe
aauros an ae ae Eioa Eatlas
msn6A 81 cansuxoIeo ii pueblo cue
s0rs " abuSo.
nennoa iEkornses fislsd ID aue
nasy IA Sxage Sd pelellr rs p0r ss6e "a
wa ssa coo eE a E0p6-
asE0 IA r Ia IA5n de m
cll0s ds adax Eion of xDors
Con @HEK& NEs&4 Wa SE2NA&@ AEsa Af@EN
ante ohEexoa1 CSC aa 81 caznlEl0
ace deb6is ssguix para bien ! gI0ria De-
rueasro infelis terrugEo.
eanaigaas vaeAlaaaa az aRta iuFis-
dicci6n So anouentgan Goraple etaTnanta
males " va 8 anaes earadoa dc difi-
irnna Qaien eerreap ouda para su
arFeglCs no se nos oge.
IAE parAe0 cue eaks es u pafs de- los
sOrdos D ne los haauones que en nagla
ae 0eup da asuntoB como essos, que
reesaEnan hoy MIS- que nunol sa aten-
ci6n.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-11-04
PrQIesOE Particular

Al n6dicos precios ensenarA Aritm6tioa
Prsrtica MercantiI, Teneduria de Libros.
Gtmm6tica Gaateilana, Ge0Rraffa Universal
ate 81 Professor oradnad0 don Manual Ger
beA EnaraAm. Direction. FUxtaIeza III altos.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-11-04

La casa de nlamposterfa due estS en-
calle de San os6 nEi1nero az. IN
que u interese aeda dirigirse & don
q. COrrhado EJaAl Essiia sa. en HaiHEesn.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-11-04
o.. CHARLES

Para las formas Ia complexion
E$ta famosa preparation tiene muchas que
tacfoneS, pero en- el mercado no hay nada im-
80 ls fEuale. Sc ha sostenido la prueba por
mas de veintey y cinoo ados y esta reeonoCida,
hoy dia, por la cisncia m6dica miles dc nn-
jeres agFadaeidas quienes Ia han usado como
Ia nnica preparation que LENA. las mejillas,
Gueaao BRACES delgadosi con earne aolida y
PARA DEsARROILAR Ell BUsTo q nara
restoraF los senOs lAci0s su eBtado natural de
hsrmosura y cont0rno, jarnas ha dejado de
dag peTfeota satigfa0ui0n,
PARA REMOVER ARRUGAS. No hay
rsz6n porque las mnieres tengan arrugaa q
pAtas de gallo al radsdor de- los ojos 8 de la
booa. 81 slimento para la piei del Or. Char
les, lag hace deaapaEeceF como por nnAgic8.
OFERTA ESPECIAL. El precio corriente
dol aiimento para In piel del DIR. Charles es
81 la GAIA, pero para dafl0 oonooer mi-
les do moradas nuevRE, henoE resu0lt0 en-
War dos % cajas todo aquel que conteste
aats anuncio y noa enyie 9l-O0. Tod0 pa
austs se envia bajo una oubierta lisa, ibre
3e gastos de correo
Mn amTcS Una GAIA de muestra, con ii
HhAIl0 consenido su1iciente para CON.
TsnesTie del gran m6rito del alimanto nara
la piel del DIR. Charles, so le enyiarA CrStin
msdiRnfe el envfo de 10 cantavoa. nara napay
sl oosto de corroo. Tnmh 81 le ramitir9gaov
nuestro libro @Arte dal Massa5sn 81 cue com.
tiene los prupios movimientos, ilustrados, pa-
IN el massage de Is cars, 0nello y braxos con
dirccionsa completes para dasarrollar ai bus.
70. Didjirss
DR. CHARLES co. Ae s4;a sAss< ! EE;Asla :,5..s =.
El alimento para ID pie del DIR Charles ne
sneontrar6 de vsnta en- Las farmaciaa prir--
eipalss ttendas
DR.. JOSE oRDoNE GOMEZ. Dedicado
las sspecialidades de CiruIfa General y
6rganos genito- -urinarios.
Ofrsce sus ssrvicios pEofsaionales Allen st.
81. Piso segundo.
Horas de consulta.Los dias lAborablss.-
De 964
ConSulta gratuita para los pobres. Martss
skbadoH de ..
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-11-04

Sc encuentra en- esta Iocalidad 81
Inspector General de Escualas an Vi
sta ds inspection.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-11-04

El pan sioua por las nubes y su C0n-
fecci6n medianA h lecI1a regular, des-
pu6s de- u vista one se lIev6 & efecto
#pOr los inspectores ds SaHidad.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-11-04

LIN falfenia0 IN eahe nxas deapsss "a
tle uka Eka j sA
eaEcaa que fa6 gls
1zza
ailigian
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-11-04

Esl vecino Juan MOiica Garcia se
quei6 de no scr atBndido p0f 81 na6dicO
del distrit0s al ser este IIannado para
ssistir una nifIa j nos dice que aver
tarde fu6 datanido por ordan de dichoa
facultativc, pasando 10 noche en- 81 de-
p6sito del barrio.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-11-04
T0DA MUJER
BEBERA IsEER EsT0

Ia preparation mdS asombrosa del nun
dop-Dr. Monroe
cha heCho mas on beneticio de mi compile
don formas, que ninguna otra cosa que 70
he usadO. s-Anna Held
MILLARES DE TESTIMONIES hablan en-
ogm6s elsvados t8rmino del Alimento para
In SstaI daI
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-11-04
Da Tbua

Ia naisa due 81 din de difuntos So
cant6 Cd Is TgIesia Cat6lica de este
barriO, fac sOlamne. t0nnando parte en-
ella Las sef1oEitaa Bflaida b C6lia An-
duo, simp kicas artistas que con Is COO
peracin de 50 sefI0r padre dieron real
cd al soto.
I'll dia 2 elnpezav0n Las novenas de
snimas & las que concurren nunerosos
fieles.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-11-04

Sc ast5 hneiendo una coIecta para
darle f0rna q d idea por nosotros ekni-
tida de- celebrar refwetaa en lii plaza de
Ia Isaaatad r frAEGe & Ia I0lesia. Que
.se lleVe 4 eas1o pronto con nuestroa
deaeos.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-11-04

DR., CHARLES co. Ae sa ,As.z sz:Aen
El alimento para i@ pie del DIR Charles ne
sneontrar4 de vsnta en- laa farmaciaa pran--
cfpalss tiendas.
The Alaska prospector., 1903-01-29
WATT TO ANh[X
THEMSELVES TO VALDEZ.
 ELECTION
do16|fr, '6A}ain5t
Annexation. Reservationites hold Election. S7 Votes
 Cast.

The election held in the reserv. ation addition last Monday to determine whe her or not the resi-. dents of that part of Valdez desired to he taken into the city limits, resulted in a victory for the pro- grcssive citizens who are IT favor of the advancement. oi Valdez and the building up of Il iaree and lro- gressive city on this side oi he bay. Vhe vote stood 6l ,n favor of an- ncxation of the reservation addi. tion and 29 opposed to annexation.
 The vote was surprise to the peo. pie of Valdez, as it was no: thought ha; there were 29 people here who were opposed to the growth and advancement of this city. The proposition of admitting the reserv- a,ion addition will now be voted upon at the general city election, and ii the proposition carries. an application will be made to the district judge to extend the city limits so as to include tha' section.
The Alaska prospector., 1903-01-29
Going to Nabesna.

J. F. Roy, of this place, has sen C. F. Johnston, l.. II. Best and x. NJ. Patterson to the Nabesna river, q tributary of the Panama to prOs- pect and locate mineral lands known to exist on that stream. Johnston and his father left here very early last spring with large outfit. 1900 pounds of which John. stOn claims to have cached on the Nabesna, and it is to this cache the present outfit is going, which en- ables them to travel light. When the snow disappears they will pros- pect for placer gold. as Johnston claims to have found some very good free'milling quartz in that vicinity last year.
The Alaska prospector., 1903-01-29
A f|n[ L[D6t OF NATIVE COPPER IN WHITE
 QUARTZ Found on the ldkina
Late Last Pail. Large Body Dis covered. Few Samples
 Brought Out.

The Comstock group of eight claims recently located on the Lakina, tributary of the Chitty- ma, is probably one on the most important locations ever made in Alaska.
 The locators went into the Chit. tyna country late last fall to pros pect, if possible; but with no prev ious knowledge of the country. Arriving there they made it a point to evade the beaten trails and search for new fields. At the Lakina they found nuggets of native cop per, which they traced up stream until they arrived a d point ab"ut four miles above what Is known as the Schrader trail. Here they turned from the creek into the side hills and very soon came upon the lead, which was exposed in many places. They spen; considerable time in uncOvering it in a number of places and found its trend to be slightly northeast and southwest. Al one point on the lead there oc- cured at some time a slide or break-off which now shows a vast cross section of the lead and copper glistening all through it. As far as examined it shows the pure native copper. with just enough rock to allow of mining in the usual way. The claims are located four long and two wide, and over the whole are found ledges averaging from eight to twelve feet wide and with clearly defined walls. The country shows no indication of break-up and every part seems to be sOlidly in place. At some points an iron capping is found, but generally the iron has disappeared and copper stands oHt in bold relief. Most of the rock in the lodges is a white quartz.
 Owing to the difficulty of getting out over the divide at this season of the year the locators were forced to part with most of their speci- mems, but the hatful or so that they succeeded in getting to Valdez shows their find to be very rich, as all of the samples were chiseled of of the ledge.
 The lOcators will return to their properly just as soon as the season or travel opens up. A number of others will go in at the same time, so there is a possibility of other locations being made on the lead this coming season.
The Alaska prospector., 1903-01-29
Valdez Lighted By Electricity :.

The electric. lights were turned on last Thursday afternoon just as the PRosPEcToR was going to press. The event was one of importance and source of qualification to tM citizens of Valdez. The two popu. lar school teachers of his plac, were invited to he prcsen; wh,i the lights were turned on and a the appointed time Miss Moore house blew the siren whis which announced the fact tha everything was in readiness and Miss Alice Leedy then turned the switch and the beautiful ligh,s be- gan to shine, and they have been shining ever since and have given the greatest of satisfaction to every one. Much credit for the .satisfac- tory manner in which the plan. has worked since it was installed is due to Mir. T. G. Quinn, the cleo trician of the company. who has proven himself an expert in his line, and also to MT. w. E. Bouschor the chief engineer of the company, who is an expert engineer. The lights have not failed to shine for more than fifteen minutes sine, heing turned on and are working as smoothly as could be expected oi an old established plant.
 There are now $50 lights in use and il is expected that this number will be increased to 1000 within d few weeks.
 The company is to be congra.u- lated on the very satisfactory man. ner in which the lights are work ing. and they are certainly deserv- ing of the thanks and appreciation of the people of this place for s,ar.- ing this enterprise and should re- ceive the lileral support of all.
The Alaska prospector., 1903-01-29
Made Strike on Shushe ua,

Chris. Hanson returned yester. day from the headwa,ers of the SnUshetna river where he has been prospec. ing tor several mon IS n..a much success. Mir. Hanson left here iasD March TOT tina. country. It was reported during the sum- mer that he had struck a very rich ledge of ore. He and his partner did very well during the summer and found a number Oi good placer pro-. .ositions and brought back with them sCn1 nice. coarse gold. They loca!ed q number of claims, and a. CT d few weeks rest will return with a large outfit and do Iur her development work and some prospecting.
The Alaska prospector., 1903-01-29
Another New Enterprise.

Isadore Barmon has located a wholesale cigar and tobacco house in the Suter-Borton building on Mckinley avenue. opposite the postoilioe, with a large line of clear Ha~anas, Espenas. Tom Moore's and Martinez Ybor.
 Mr. Barmon expects to do a large business in this section, as he has a standing order for supplies on each boat. Visitors to his place will be treated with the utmost courtesy.
The Alaska prospector., 1903-01-29

The regular weekly meeting of the city council was held at the city hall this week. Four members, Steele "~ary, Simenstead and Me- Hi' eing } esent.
 Mi. - .A,e reported that a vOl- unteer fire department had been organized and recommended that the fire apparatus be turned over to the department. This was done by an unanimous vote of those present. The apparatus will be in charge of the fire department, but under the supervision of the council.
 Ordinance No. l9, repeating sec tion 3 of Ordinance No. IT, relating to charges for electric ligh.s, was passed by unanimous vote.
 The committee on streets was in structed to ascertain the cos, and advisabiiiiy of putting street lights at the corner of Alaska and Me- kiniey, Broadway and Mckinley, Keystone and Mckinley streets and on Keystone avenue in front of the city hall.
 The school board presented their estimate of expenses for the pres ent quarter at $9SO, and $1OOO was appropriated by the council.
 The clerk was instructed to pub fish the regular notice of the com ing election, to be held on Feb. 10, at the city hall. F. NJ. Brown, c. G. Debney and Vim. Scott were ap- pointed judges of election and H. F. Suessdorf and Roy Cooper clerks,
 Jas. Fish. ST., made a report to lEe council that an election had been held in the reservation addi- tiOn in regard to heinz annexed to Valdes, and that the result of the election was 61 votes in favor of annexation and 29 against the measure.
 The matter of taking this section was referred to the committee on laws with power to act.
 The many friends of ,Judpe Ed wards and Ed. Van Brundt were glad to welcome them home. Dur ing his absence Judge Edwards was admitted to practice before the us. supreme court.
 Tnos. J. Donohue returned on the Excelsior from a few weeks visit to Juneau.
 Mir. and Mrs. Jack Williams have returned home from Portland Ore.
The Alaska prospector., 1903-01-29
Notice of Annual Election.

Notice is hsrsAy giyep that the annusl elec. tion Nf the town of Valdez. district of Alaska. will be held at the town hall in said town. be. tween the hoprs of ga. n. and ?. M.. on the lVh day of February. ls8 That there will be elected seven members of the common council and three members of the school board. The tickets used at said e,ertion shall be in con. fornity with See. s. o: City Ordinance No. g. relating to municipal eleeticas. and tp sddi. tos to the names of persons to be voted for. there shall be placed upon the ballots ths proposition to eKteud the city limits. in the fJllowiiIx terms: For extending the ritY lin. it's" sod "Against extending the city limit" :" The yndKss chosen for ssid election are E. M Brown. Wm. Seost and C. C. hbney. and the clerks chosen are II. F. Suessdorf aud Leroy Cooper.
 By order of the cfty Council.
 H. II. HILDRITg.-
The Alaska prospector., 1903-01-29
Nominating Convention.

A number of citizens have re- quested the PRosPEcToR 10 announce that there would be u meeting at at Moose hail on Saturday night, at 5 o'clock, for the purpose o; nominating a ticke; for the ensu- ing city election. The quaiihca- tions oi those who Vii ke allowed .o take par. m me convenl.on $ .ha. they mus. have been residen s of Alaska for one year and of the own of Naides since August 10th, 1902,
The Alaska prospector., 1903-01-29

U. s. Marshal Geo. c. Perry ar rived on the Excelsior yesterday after a three months leave of ab- sence, during which time he has visited his: old home in Iowa, and also a number of eastern cities. He reports having had a very pleasant visit. but is glad to get back to Alaska and will enter at once upon his duties of office. Mrs. Perry will return in a few weeks.
The Alaska prospector., 1903-01-29
Excelsior.

The Excelsior arrived here last night with 50 passengers. Is head of livestock and all the freight she could possibly carry. The weather was pleasant un.ii she reached Prlnce William sound where she ran into severe srorm. Forum ateiy the wind was ia sorablo and the vessel made excellent time. At DixOns Entrance and Queen Charlotte sound the wea her was very severe. Following is the list of the Excelsior'> passengers
 J. M. Anderson. W. Williams. l. Blunt. Mrs. Mrs. Mers. ;. C. Black. John Johnson. John Carson. Il. NslOue. N. GO-hap, A. M. Edwards, Geo. 9: Perry. [: D. kacLtsI. ;. Birch. 0. F. Gill. J. Ne3ia. W: II. Labee. W. [. Istvs. Jce King, E. l. Kaufman. II. Batts. U. Nouiton. ,. sxeepey. Ira swespey. 5. y. BeysTs. 5. :. Miils. J. Teck. W@ Coulter. ". U. ssewsrs, \. Ehrep- Usnstout. |. K. knne. S. |. Kane. Nr. Wicker. sham. D. i. Kane. W. biakely. !. 5. simpson. !. Warmer. (. Mccitlsn. ,: Fitch. 2: R"tert'. 2. J; Hanover. C. \. irnehs.. Ii. !. GiiIpss. Cur. tis csenshaw, C: Mandsrson. Class wsekedel. Mrs. chss. weckedel. Clyde Crenshsw. Gus. [. Hope. Judge i5ons. B. !. MeHsught. Walter T. Neal. Ww. KelbuTp. E., Evans. E: C. Ven R. (. Baeds. J. V. Davis. Il. c. Murphy. Jas. La Crane. |. G. Pefry. 0. J. Swanson. frsnk Hedderly. W. D. McGee. W. c. Wharf, H. c. Townsend. Guy Cameron.
The Alaska prospector., 1903-01-29

For selling liquors to natives at Yaku,at and other points, Joe Giimmer was arrested and brought before the commissioners court at this place. He pleaded guilty to two charges and was fined $lOO and costs on the first charge and $1 and costs on the second charge Several of the natives have been detained here as witnesses for some time past.
The Alaska prospector., 1903-01-29
Weather Record.

Windy. Light wind. Cloudy. Above zero except where otherwise stated. |, Bel. w zero.
 Rain Figures show rrecipitatiol h inchss Observed and reported bv Dr. [. 6. Cumicis
The Alaska prospector., 1903-01-29

Stephen Birch. Harry Fitch, Dan Kane, Jack Smith, J. H. McClel- land. John Sweeney. ths copper magnates and alI.r0und good isl- lows, returned on the Excelsior with large outfi; for the mines. They will do -x;.ns;v- de,elopinen, work this year.
The Cooperstown courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., N.D.) 1902-1913, 1903-04-02
Robbed The Grave.

A startling incident, is narrated by
John Oliver of Philadelphia, as fol-
lows: 81 was in an awful condition.
Ny skin was almost yellow, eyes sum
ken, tongue coated, pain continually
in back and sides, no appetite, grow
ing weaker day by day. There ply
sicians had given me up. Them I
was advised to Electric Bitters, to my
great JOY, the first bottle made a de-
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their use for three weeks, and am now
a well man. know they robbed the
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The Cooperstown courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., N.D.) 1902-1913, 1903-04-02
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