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The Bellefontaine Republican. [volume] (Bellefontaine, Logan County, Ohio) 1855-1905, 1904-03-04

THE police of Chicago are angry
and badly frightened by the knowl-
edge that New York detectives,
working for the City Club, under di-
rection Of Captain Piper. of New
York, have been shadOwing them for
a month, collecting evidence of neg
hgence and cOllusion with criminals.
This evidence is to be laid before the
trial board. and it is said that fully
one hundred officers will lose their
stars
The Bellefontaine Republican. [volume] (Bellefontaine, Logan County, Ohio) 1855-1905, 1904-03-04

CEALED PROPOSALS Will be received al
- the Office Of the CLERK OF the Village OF
West Mansfield. Ohio. until L. O'Clock. neon.
oi the first day of April. 1904. for the purchase
sum Of Eleven Thousand tSiI.OW Dollars,
dated the lst day OF a Aprii. 1904. each 81 said
bonds 70 be In the denomination OF Two
Hundred and Fifty lse0.0D Dollars, number
ed consecutively from One to Forty-four and
made payable In order OF said numbers. two
each year. beginning with the year 1905 aud
ending with the year 1927. and on the first day
Of March and September OF each year and
bearing interest AT the rate OF four per cent.
payable semi-annually. issued for the pur-
J Village OF West Mansfield. ohio and for SUD
q plying light to said corporation and the in
/ habitants thereof aud under the authority Of
the laws OF Ohio and Of section 80 OF the Re
! yised Statutes OF Ohio and under and in ac-
cordance with a certain Ordinance OF the
said Village entitled. An Ordinance 10 Issue
Bonds for Erecting Electric Light Works for
the Village of West Mansfield. Ohio. and for
Supplying Light 70 said Corporation and the
Inhabitants Thereof passed ON the 9th day
or January. 1894.
said bonds will be sold to the highest and
best bidder for not less than par and accrued
interest.
All bid, must state the mum Der of bonds bid
Interest to date nf delivery. All bids TO be
| accompanied with certified check ia tbs
| sum OF One Hundred t-inl.nNl Dollars. payable
! to the Treasurer Of said Village. upon condi
tion that II the bid i acc pted the bidder vii
receive and pay for such bonds as may be- T.
sued a. above set forth. said check to Dc re
tanned by the Village II said condition Is no
fulfilled.
The right to reject any and all bids Is re
served. Bids should be- sea cd and endorsed
= Bids for Electric Light Bouds.'
q. n ATKINSON. Clerk.
q West Mansfield, o.. February ~, !e0i-5w
The Bellefontaine Republican. [volume] (Bellefontaine, Logan County, Ohio) 1855-1905, 1904-03-04
RiChldnd township.

The Republicans of Richland town
ship will meet in Belle Center, Satur-
urday, March 9TH, between the hours
of 3 and 6 o'clock for the purpose of
electinp six delegates to attend the
county convention which will meet
in Bellefontaine, Tuesday, March :
By Order of Committee,
w. T.. SuMNEY.
The Bellefontaine Republican. [volume] (Bellefontaine, Logan County, Ohio) 1855-1905, 1904-03-04

Twelve thousand carloads OF ex-
hibits are expected by the director
of exhibits of the Worlds Fair. At
the Columbian Exposition at Chicago
5000 carloads were received.
The Bellefontaine Republican. [volume] (Bellefontaine, Logan County, Ohio) 1855-1905, 1904-03-04

The appellate court reaffirmed that
picketing by strikers is Illegal The
decision upheld an injunction against
striking iron mOulders by Judge Hol-
dom on petition of the Illinois Nal
leable Iron company.
The Bellefontaine Republican. [volume] (Bellefontaine, Logan County, Ohio) 1855-1905, 1904-03-04

The new Croft fastener is secured
by a $4,000 fine pin, warranted to
last two years. The Government has
gone to Machen these fasteners for
itself.
The Bellefontaine Republican. [volume] (Bellefontaine, Logan County, Ohio) 1855-1905, 1904-03-04
Lost.

Between my home. on Horton pike,
and Ridgeway, a silver Dueber watch,
Hampden movement, with gold chain
and bone horseshoe charm. Return
and receive reward.
F. l.. WILLIAMS, Rushsylvania, o.
The Bellefontaine Republican. [volume] (Bellefontaine, Logan County, Ohio) 1855-1905, 1904-03-04

From this it will be seen how much
greater has been the growth of the
United States in population, exports,
banking capital and deposits, rail-
way mileage, capital and receipts,
coal and pig iron production, and cot
ton consumption. In the same time,
during which both nations have been
engaged in war, the national debt of
Great Britain has increased per
cent, while that of the United States
has been reduced So per cent. Even
in shipbuilding and merchant marine,
in which Great Britain is supreme,
the percentage of growth in this
country has exceeded that of Eng
land in the past twenty years.
The Bellefontaine Republican. [volume] (Bellefontaine, Logan County, Ohio) 1855-1905, 1904-03-04
Americas Unrivdlled Growth.

Wall Street Journal
During the past twenty years the
percentages of increase in a number
of vital items in national prosperity
are shown by the following table:
Percentages of increase 20 years
The Bellefontaine Republican. [volume] (Bellefontaine, Logan County, Ohio) 1855-1905, 1904-03-04
BUSINESS WANTS.

coz SALE-Thirty-Gve acres OF land. part
Ia Bellefoni=ine corporation. good seven
room house. good barn and wagon shed with
corn cribs good orchard on place. Call on
Edward X. Campbell. Lawrence Block. Belle
fontaine.
The Bellefontaine Republican. [volume] (Bellefontaine, Logan County, Ohio) 1855-1905, 1904-03-04
q & 6 9 &
Have you paid for your REPUBLICAN,

RUSSIA still complains that Japan
struck her below the armor belt.
The Bellefontaine Republican. [volume] (Bellefontaine, Logan County, Ohio) 1855-1905, 1904-03-04
LEGAL NOTICE.

no RENT-House OF nine rooms D.
' Stephens. 3li Plum Valley St
The Bellefontaine Republican. [volume] (Bellefontaine, Logan County, Ohio) 1855-1905, 1904-03-04

1t looks like spring was coming
from the amount OF wallpaper Kellys
are selling at the Racket, on Column
bus street.
The Bellefontaine Republican. [volume] (Bellefontaine, Logan County, Ohio) 1855-1905, 1904-03-04
BelIefontaine Markets.

GRAIN. ETC.
Corrected by Kerr Bros.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-10-15
Ginidreibegebiibr Roit Quf.
ibIog) s Gents.

Ginidreibegebiibr (Roit . Quf.
ihIog) s Gents.
&on0eIspapiere-Gadete Bis gum
@etpiht oon 10 l1n3en 5 Gents;
Hodetc iiber 10 ltn5en ihmer, 10
Gents Cob geidloIien, ODER nid)t(
nit G11Snabme bon Wanuicripten
nit bcifoI0enoen Gorrefturs8oge
Ierner ole b~crlicgelten Sad)cn tiieGe
mtcnitebenol 2 Gents Fro lln3c,
nit Qltsnoblne BON @riefeu in NoIt'
Stotioneit, no DIE Boitiafen nift
Gu8eetrooen mcr6siL 1 Gent pro
hinge. 8oYtfurtcn. lie 1 Gent.
3neitcr GIa!ie EoItinhcn Bel
ntn8en, biertcIi6GrIid ODER otter or
ideinenbe 3citidriften, peI6e nid)t
aruti5 b~ertQciIt iperoet IaS oQQe'
meine Tublifum be8n5lt oofiir nit
giien6o6n.Na 81 Der State bon
je I Sent fir A lln5en c6er TDetIe
0aootr, menn nid)t pcriie9elt.
9ritter 8laIie - (ocorudte, feline
Glance. Giifer), Girfulcre, ol1bere
georudte Goden. Gorreftur @Ogea
uno beifol9enoes Monuicript, go.
IentincS, Observation-Disclosures, Selio'
tgpcS, GbromoS, GIofute, 2itbogra'
nE.g
pbie'n II. ocOrlldte Nn3eiGen I'M Nl.
gemeincn, ldmnltIidL !uenn nid)t
p~eriicgclt, 1 Gent fir 2 lln5en ohcr
ueniger.
8icrter aIaIIe - @aaren 1ln0
WhtIter, lance. 9iider un0 Bapierc,
Gr5c, ollie Godcn, meIdje niht IN it,
geno elmer Der en0ercn 9laiIen ell.
oei6ToHen uno ibrer Notilr nod
ridlt 9ef1brIiG o0cr OerherbIif fir
sen Snbolt ser an6eren Goitiodcn
iino. (Gin ipe5ieGc5 @eIce iebt oaS
8orto fir SGmereicn, abIegcr,
@llr5eln, G~pr0Glinge ulto YIIot5en
ant Ole Slate bon einem Gent fir ie
3 ltn5en fcIt.) 6ous porGcnannte
gIrtifel nt6t mtbr, oils A 9fltno be-
troger, / Gent pro lln3e ODER oeren
9ritftbcil.
GcgiItrotionsqebiibr fir 9riefe
.uro onOcre &oiticnoungcn betrGgt :
Gents.
@aorCnpro6en - 4odete biz 81
( lln5en 9 Gents; Eodcte iiber A lin.
gen idJncr, I Gent fir iehe 9 ltn5eu
oocr 0eren 0rMdItbeil.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-10-15
Ger. Singer uou Baltimore.

0ouptquortier: .0crGamio . WGns
nerdor : Sale; anltircnocr Brdii.
Oeut GcorQ 6iaing, 9}r. Gt3, Oit.
6apctteitraBe; correiponoiren0er uno
protofolircnoer ScfrctGr s. 8tlltam
8uoenius, Nr. 1928, SrleatSIrobe;
Sinon5iefret6r g. SinmeIDeber, Gar.
315. Noro-gOcnitroBe; Sdatmeiitcr
s. WfidIid). @r. 7t3, 8arneritraBe;
9irigcnt .. WeIomct. 8eriammlun9
ieocn 5meitcn 6reitag I'M Wonat.
gNriou."
@auptQuorticr: Stag . Safe, Ir.
2O5, &anopcr-S troBe. S%tnyitunoe:
WittmoG - 9irigcnt: s. 6. 5ronf.
oSorn,o.ie."
Souptqltortier: Scr. Ala, @eIt.
6oyetteItroBc. GinoitumOe: 9teu-
ltogS = Girigcnt: Sobn q. aIein.
,0ernonia : MGrnerfur."
Sauptmtorticr: @ermania . MGn.
nerdor z SoQe, Rr. 4t0-4i2, 8elt.
Qombar0ltroBe. Siugitlmoe: Don.
neritngS - 0iri9cnt: Gbeooor Sem.
bergc;.
o6robIinn."
SouptQllortier: Srobiinn 9oGfe.
Nr. 1000, Sreocrid.@ peme Giug-
Itunoe: MtittWohs - 9irigent So9n
u. Glein.
,9(rbeiter Mdnncrdor."
5auptQltartier: Inoreas' SoQe,
Nr. 3t4, SanoperItroBe. Singitilnoe:
0onnerItogs - Dtrisent Gbas. s.
@ohail.
.2ccuIt . goint M1unerdor."
Sa1ptquartier: 3tpifer'S SaIe,
gde Guba- mo InoreitraBe. Cling.
Itun0e: Sonntaos - 2irigcnt Geo.
%. Soblr1ann.
.Irbeitcr : 2ieocrtoiel."
Sanp!quartier: 8ol5' SaIe, Nr.
408, @eIt 2eringtonltraBe. Siugs
ltlraoe: Mittmod)s - 9irieent GIds.
3. 9odGu.
oSbolia W1nnerdor."
Souptquortier: goigt's Salle, Ger.
1922, Sarfor0- Ipenue. Singltunoe:
Mittpod)s = Girigent Soiepb Pa6e.
nWo5nrt = Wdnnerdor."
Sauptonartier: 9roaoipap Sotel,
Gfe 9roaopap nno SrleansItroBe.
Sinaitnnoe: 0ienitags Giri9ert
%. s. Sd)loaeI.
,gi6enfronj."
Saupteuorticr: 3orn's SaGle, ode
5. uno @ouebitrabe 3igblanotoipn.
SineItunoe: Mittpods = 9irigent
golp. 90dner.
.WeIo6ie."
Sauptquortier: 5. Ties' Sale,
Ode 2opitraBe ino 9elair : Mfartt.
Sina1t1noe: 9onneritass - Dirt
gent s. 8arolils.
o@ernlania Suartett : Club"
Souptquartier: Meienberg's SalIe,
GER. TIC, Horb-HacaItrabe. Sing'
Itunoe: 9ienItags = 0irigent S.
aarolls.
nMetger 8eiangperein."
Sauptquartier: Soffnann's Sale,
Com nno Sorreit : Strabe. Sing.
Itnnoe: 0ienitags - Girigent s. 6.
Grant.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-10-15
a6en0GefuG.
@on Qtfa 8. Q6us.

r2NuttIH tQ utl ItubI VtltQtllVt'
pjberIpretm muB? Sd tam e5 0iI
uidt iaQeu. IS muB pobI Elm uidt ~
mtsrorijdenoer CppoIitioRsgeiit ii
mir iteden. IS geiaiebt AUDI monfl.
NAL 9on3 Qegcn meiite ueber3eu9ung
0ds tdnuit ou mir glauben."
.8Ieine9, Hteiue5". pornte 2tunt
BON Wohter5 8ruOer, Der ben llrtauJ
nah ~3tOrjjGbriqtr 2tbpsienbeit in Del
&oIonien bel Cntel unb S6peitel
DerlebtC, .bds tam bid nod emma.
in srn'te llnQeleQen6eiten brinQen."
sat Is Idou", ldhte Nnne, pie
&cue uuO meniQ 8eiierung. Wetl bu
bod ndhitens Wieoer 81 ben 9Ototuoen
ooer TonitiQeu tm5iuiIiIirttr 80Itere
ihdIten aboompien pinit, Wja ib Dir
Elm iebr mcrtlDirojQes GrlebniB nal
er}dblen.
2uio - Is mar Elm heiBer Taq 0es
ipeien. Sd bate Ietbit Oen Bunih,
mob Elm mcniQ in Die QlbenotiIbIc Tin
aus3uQc6en. ober ais SnteI Gruit MID
nobbtr 3u tinem Spa3ierganQ iiber ben
0dlf gum TIub biumter o]uiiOr6erte,
le0nte il bod db. Gr erinnctte MID
non odror, bah id Dem Wtd0hm @I7
aeb GrlolbnjB QcQeben battle iltlo
bod uiht alcjn 3u @ulie bIcibtn
iJnnte. l~uorouf td crtIdrte, odB MIR
Oos QerdOc Iieb lei.
&d IcBte mid Damn mt eIacm Su9
Ouf bic 4cronod, Faitc ober teine Gull
SIT lcieu. IS 6atte ooh 'ttpds Iln3e'iils
l,hc9 iiir mth, 10 9dn3 a!lclH III penn
obiolut itlllcn 0onle 81 Tern. 8d lag
in @coonian Die 0trdBe entIalg' Gul
lcr ebcn cine lon}e 29clIe TEN V(enld
5u ic6en NOR. En0lld) lam lonalam
Ciu Wldun lm he Gde. 8or Dem @tt7
fer untcr Der 4trdnoa bl'c0 er lte9en
mo IoQts NIT clnem lclhten, lpottI)hc0
IOn in oer otImnt; oytun, 70 III @e
bcnten, gnooIQcS Staltlem? 5d tom
crit 0ar nIdt ouf Den 0eoahten, odB
cje Nnreoc mir 9eltfn tonne, uno lag
i'brr tbn bmlpcQ. VI lnchte.
sic crtenIcn nun lpo9l maj, 5ralz
Icin BON gHdd)icf. obct 'd) 9ooc pen
&orjnQ 0Ie 5i tenIen, uno potttc. 9i'
pijrorn g mai ols clne 5lI 0toBt 'Src''
heli 'mpllHocl lpenn id) SDhtl' III
S'otpel9e3'l "@NleH @oel'o 'o9e.
Sul IDo' v.'PDs! "p't os Wm"s,.
lo1lllQ'" ""o l'0'0 ""I' 1T" V'''''"'
5"0tagyl' ,.s;u ,6 h ..44
"4w ''S i'p.u, 'o1 .a2g, 49,
wv y,,.''' u 'V'I""''" P'00'"op"''
c>,s mare mir oor, orsih mar
,cs:., ,bnrns ofntmnrt oSrr * mndt
n,ir ,i6t n,a o~rrinofr Wrron;;osn
mih mil rinrm ann lI~rbrIonntrn al
rntgrhoItcn
Wnn nem 9u;tonh hss rnhrfonne
4en ISnri,n mir 10 nhhsr5rn mrnn mint
,Ecx nr,n ooh avn Nn,nra,o bein,
G~ortsnTrIt nrr ,]Itonrr
gnmmen cis nobipq" tni1nhr "a
r,ir n~sr,nnnnrrt
a, ~ horte audi nob Gle mir
,is:n ~, ,niEfhsn Thce,sIi hcn Tbrp
my3icntisyen tper6en ME am % e..
f,mor 6ei lsrsrnrn, GpifFsrt~
Sf3 bo6rU mir uns bo ~ortrof5cn2
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-10-15

~ -
Don cmtpfebIcnsiuertben Tinan5,
GHaro3. nnO GnOctail- 8cidaitcn.
Tinan3teIIc8.
8anfen.
Girit gtational Bont, is, @eIt.Soro.
togo GtraBe; s. .. Geral,IoL
ErGlioent; $. 9. @i(cor, aoiitrer.
GormerS' onO Mcr6nntS' WotionoI
9ont, 30t, Roro.G borIe3. stroBe;
Gbn8. Z. Crane, @rGiioeut; Garter
q. 0S6llrn, GoiIirer.
9entide @oaf, 2cyington- unN 3o1i.
op-5troBe; 81. s. SduIs, GrGIi.
bent; @u8uit @cber, QoiIircr.
Commercial ano 6armer5' NotiouoI
9anf, Soworo. rno @ermon.Str,
@eItern 9tntionoI 9onf, ID, Vorb.
Gutop-5 troBe; Soibua g. Sorpen,
Eraiioent; @. Marriott, aailipr.
9anfierS II. Mofler.
Samblcton & Co., ~, 0ItsQeriroton.
Strabe.
&obert 81. SLIDER e. So, 200, Gt,
Saul troBe.
9onfierS.
HlcyanOer 9ropn & Cons, 9aIti.
more unO Colbert trobc.
SrtlItsG ompognie'n.
Gbc Security Storage e. ErnIt Som.
PAM, 10, Ntortb : 9(pentc, fertiqt
&citannente ans unO fungirt ais
SeItoment5DoIitredcrin uu0 Maf,.
laBoerlpaIteriu.
Wercantile GruIt & QepoIit 60, GtO
bis Gt2, Gotbcor1t-G trobe; Sobn
Sill, GrGii0cnt; Sobn McSenrp,
S6obmeiItcr; s. 81. 8oIfer, Gefr.
W}orplonO Truit 60, GourtlonO. ln0
2crin0ton-9 traBe; 9mon Mc2one.
GeQlcltcr.
2cbcn8ucriidcruna3 Gompagnic'n.
WtarplanO Sic Sniltroncc So, 4tO
8eIt.6 opette.9 trobe; 90. s. glad,
foro, 9rdiiOellt; Sobn 8. Sanion
Scfretdr.
6elrer-Sc riiGcrunoS Igcnten.
Hopal SniitrcHce 60, 2t0, SIt.
2crin0tou-S troBe.
SnOuitrial- Sc riiGcrltngs.Gom
Some 6ricnOlD Gocietr, 1926, Gin.
o%eu-g(oemte.
6crcriidere @o6eG- 2ogerung.
She Securtp Storage & Truit Co.,
t3-t9, Nortb @pcmue.
8roGom'5 @%orebouie, Mart Npeaue
mo 9olpbin.S tro6c,
2onolpirtbidoftIiGe GerGtbe 1tnO
SGfnercien.
@riffitb & Slsner 60, 205, Roro.
Baca.Strobe
Srnamentole 0rabt-Gtrbeiicn.
9ltfur & 60, 81. R.-SotunrosStr.
&ut, uno 8eiBpoaren.
St.mitrong, Gator & 60, t0G-t05.
Sopt1l1S=Flace.
Sbiiren, SenIterroGmen II. &ouleanr,
Sronf 8. @otfins & 60, Srott. uno
Breiioent-S traBe.
GnoetotI 8ei6Gfte.
0iomontcn un0 S6nrudiaGen.
8cli6 g. 9ros. Co., 1898, Gorh.
Charles. Strobe.
Mebgcr. un6 Ginmobe-8 erf3cugc.
S. g. Gfeiffer & Con, 200, NorO.
StroBe.
GIorf & SteocnS, 212 Ioro.G CHARLES.
StraBe.
9ud)banoIuno.
8itntber'S bentide 9udbanoluttg.
S09, Sit.9o ltimore StraBe.
Srieob0fe.
n2ou6on 8orf Cemetery" Office 81,
@eIt.S .StraBe.
neutrality-suspicious.. 9fafler.
Yierce 6. 9ugon Ii. Nepbeu. t6,
2erillgton-S trabe.
9dder : ltteniilien.
She Mpcrs & Sids 60, 104, Siio'
SomdrosS trobc.
9Gder- un6 G~onoitor.@erf5elgc.
IuguIt Woag, t05, Sanouer-S traB 81.
9uubpl5, Sbiircn II. SenItcrrabmep
Otto 9ltdcr & 60, 8relioent.S traEe
urlo Ganton.tpenlte.
@au6oI5 SGn6ler.
Gbos. MottbeipS & Son Canton.
Ipemc un0 albemorlesS traBe.
Geo. s. Sloan & Bro, Ala, Sight.
StraBe.
9led. unb emaiQirte StabItpaareu,
SECTIONAL @namclins & stamping
Sn 100 .Strogp
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-10-15

.9u, glaub' Mrs. Der gub' nirb
NIT jeoem Gage Dir dbnli6er, sr piro
Der 9on5e Yapa tperpCn."
500 Was bat cr oenn pieecr ali.
geIteat?"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-10-15

rWein 4Ocl lit 10 aft. bob Iogor
meme Nbnen BEL Der GrIhafiuna Der
Welt auf Dem 8olton ibres S6loIes
ttonoen unb 3uIhduteu."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-10-15
8UItmarfen. agcHrHreH.
Berihiebene Gtaottbeile, in neIder
goit.B ertGia6en b%ertauft

Boit.Wertbla6en pertdHF
neroen.
gReloaIe - g. q. Gcntt
ggrfsj{eub - |urHeu 3. .GapptH9ton"
tS1rfifsWpenue uHO pGrrtfoHsStrabe - To'
n. 5tsafe un0 SuntiHaooHs@berne aouts
ReiHoolldr. a,mh
GeTt'Sloenie unb 9obHton'Gtrabe - y. V, Y
Z, ulo @ouab.S ttabs, 9tebIonetntpH Sde'
SraH3eoiae - George Bel.
9,r'E Ok, llnfons9l0eme (g9OUebeIrp) -
Clarence s. gBiutanls.,
Qirnaoludu unb 5aIttmore'GtFabs - Seor9'
1tnfcrsstutton, pBeHHfbIoanier ssubn" &
s. EroDH.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-10-15

E1ie! SsGje!
5nr Ieiie in's Inslanb bsioret 6.
Raiae, Mr. 411, ct. TaaI.S traSs.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-10-15
grf6rbcrnua non EOfiadlen.

QGnge Der crforoerltfen 8ett sur
Grreihunq Der nerifieomen
Geitimmur9Sbrte.
llnteniteben0 lit Die ungefdbrc
3eit fiir llebermitteIun9 Der RoIt-
Iadlen pon Dem gaItimorcr EoIt'
9iireuu rod Den bauptiGhIiden
cinbeimii6en inns o~lt8n1rti8en
St60tcn uer3eidnet.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-10-15

/ y u u q Ell.
NitSlonoer miiiien nit YGiien Der
leben iein, icood miro bieie MoBrc.
gel bel Sourilten unter geipobnlidc,t
llmlt1noen nidt %ongemenoet. Sod
einem Iuientbolt bon sfuei Nonaten
iebod miiiien iih IitslGnoer ioentifi-
siren unb reailtriren loIlen, Bel Der
slbreiie lit Die 8or5eiorng zines &C.
eitimotionS Yopicr5 nidyt eriorocr-
Iidl.
Sn @uiona Goramoribo) mcr,
ocn G0iic nidt p~cr!ongt, ebcnio alti
Saba (gntopio). - Sir Q II NJ o.
ira 4abang) beite0cn oieielben nc.
geIn. iebod tbilt mon Soriidts bol.
Der gut, eiuen SAB nit iid) ST flip.
rert.
0riehenlanb
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-10-15

8ud)bonoluno.
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-10-15

Glorf & Steben8, 212 0oro- CHARLES.
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-10-15

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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-10-15

Mcbgcr. un6 Ginmohes@ erf3cugc.
s. q. Gfeiifer & Con 200, NorO.
StroRe.
The daily Alaskan., 1904-09-28
SUBSCRIPTION RNTEs
sKAewAY WAS WISE

The legality of the election of the re- cent Juneau couucilmen is to be tested, That means, of course, that the matter will be carried to the court of appeals because Judge Brown already has passed judgment on the matter. lt vii. take several months to get a ruling from the higher court, and in the mean time every action of the present couu- cil in that city will be called into ques- tiOn. Thus are the inhabitants of the city down the canal demonstrating how wisely the people of this city acted when they, with one voice, reelected the members of the old council Itis a good thing that there was no opportun- ity afforded anyone to question the .e- gality of the acts of the city govern ment that has had the important work in hand that has devolved upon those who are in charge of the affairs of Skagway this summer.
The daily Alaskan., 1904-09-28
NOME STORY Bailey Willard Writes a
 Northern Novel

Another story of the north has made it's appearance. "The Lure of Gold, Y" by Bailey Willard, is not a love story, neither is it a Sunday school book, It is a athriliug tale of adventure on the Pacific coast, during the Nome rush, where a boy who has made a lucky strike has had to fight for his own and eventually wins out. The story begins in Nome bunk house, where l9-year old John Morning, the possessor of s4l,- OlO the result of a seasons work on the beach, is awaiting the departure of an outgoing steamer. The story ends in san Francisco, with the triumphant transfer of the treasure to the United States mint and the family of John Morning is made happy. The interval is the story of the voyage on the old steamer Modesto, the loss Of his gold by Morning, a long search and the final re- c0yery of the treasure.
The daily Alaskan., 1904-09-28

Chief Joseph, of the Nez cree lu- dians, who recently passed 10 the hap py hunting ground, was one of the great warriors produced by the a52rI-- inees Of the plains, The first settlers of Eastern Washington and idaho, who had experience in the famous Nez Perce war in the '70s, declare that Joseph was a better general than How ard. They jnsis, tha, wi.h an equal, number Of men, "a fair fight, aa open field and no favors, Joseph would be victorious against Gen Howard seven days in week.
The daily Alaskan., 1904-09-28
GOOD NEWS
Many Alaska Re dsrs Have Hear It
 and Profitsd Thereby

Good news travels fast" and the thousands 0f pad back suffers in Alaska are glad Co learn that prompt relief is within their reach. Many fame. weak and aching back is bad DO more, thanks Go uO u's Kidney Pills. The cure d are -eI|inC the good news O'their eNperieqce with the Old Quaker Remedy. HJre is an example worth reading:
 George T. Kane, painter and paper hanger, who lives at l2lO Adams street, Olympia Wash, says: Il am a Tainter .y trade and every summer when at work l eNper. enced a severe attack of kidney trouble, the oils, paint and Jur- ueuri1e no doubt having something to do with it. This has been recurring for che past several years. l had heavy bearing down rains through my lOiYs and when l stopped I could hardly srrajgh.eu up again. l could not rest comfortably at night and arose tired and uurefreshed in the morning. The kidney secretiOns became unnatural and irrggular, and were accompanied with sensation of burning and Scalding Seeing Deans Kidney Pills advertised sent for a box and felt relief after the first few doses. In a short time l was thr0ughly freed from my old trouble. '
 For sale by all dealers, Price 50 cents. Foster--Miburn Co.,, Buffalo, New IOrk, sole agents for United States.
 Remember the name-DOan's-and take no ther.
The daily Alaskan., 1904-09-28
Notice to Dog Owners

Notice is hereby given that the city treasurer Is provided with the necessary dog license tags and recei tS ard is prepared 70 accept taxes on dogs for inc year IgU4 which said taxes are now passed due. IE the said taxes shall not be paid Un or before October 1, lgO4, dogs upon which taxes have not been paid and the owners of the same will be dealt with as the ordinances provide.
 ord of the Town Council, of the Town Of ~Eagway, Alaska.
 W. : MCkEAN, Town Clerk. S6a-way, Alaska, Sept. 10, 1901. 9-l9-ti
The daily Alaskan., 1904-09-28

The Sitka Alaskan accuses the Pa- pers of Southeastern Alaska ot review ing the report of Gov. Brady for lag& for that of the present year. The Daily Alaskan and other Alaskan papers have devoted some space Co 8 purporteu abstract of the report of Gov. Brady .or 1904, which recently appeared in -he Seattle Times under a Sitka date line. The Sitka correspondent was not luo.- ing from last wears report for the raa- son that his quotations did not core sDond with that marvellous document
The daily Alaskan., 1904-09-28
MUST GO
Big Stock of CuriOS Greatly
 Reduced

Do you want an Indian basket? We hays three hundred of them that we want to sell and we are prepared to to make a satisfactory price on the m We also have one hundred pairs of Mogcasins that we will sell from fifty cents Co two dollars a pair. In fact all Of our immense stock of curios will will bs sold as rapidly as possible at prices that will aStORish you.
 Call and examine stock and get prices.
 Case S Draper, Broadway.
The daily Alaskan., 1904-09-28

The republican and democratic con- veutions of the state of New York have done much for a u0U-partizan judiciary. The same men are running on both tickets for the highest court iu the state. The candidate of both parties for the chief judgsship of the court of appeals is Judge Edgar M Cullen, a democrat, and for associate judge, Judge William F.. Weuer, a republican,