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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-04-25
Gorrciponbcnten ais
Spipnc.

Gorrciponbcnten ais
Spinnc.
9 t. Petersburg, "a. Ipril.--
@icefonig Nlcrieff bat cine 9efannt
mafitng erlaiier, ooB 3eitu1gs-Gors
rciponbenten, pclfe iid Der orabtIo.
len 5%elegropbie bebicnen olsSpione
tcbanOclt merben. IS lit oieiclbc
VefanltTla6ung, lueldle Der rllIiild2c
Sotihaftcr ON 10. Npril Der @oib.
inatoncr Regicrln9 ilbermittelte.
War bc0eutuuqslos.
Gbeioo, 81. Npril. - No6 Eri.
pn%tbricfctl 9yS Bort grtbur, Die POM
10. MRFiI batirt iino, bot ooS Bonn.
baroentelt ber Saponer POM 13. u1A
IA. Hnril Der Stabt obiolut feincn
Sdoben Geetbon. Seine cin5iQe
Bonnie gina I'M @eihbiloc oerStnot
ntc0er.
Sic ruiiii6c SIanfenbe.
10 g II II q.
Seoul, %. 9lpril, 6 llbr Ibenos.
Gin Spe5ialbote ans 8enion
bringt meitere Gin6elnbeiten bon
Dem fiir5liden rlliiiihen N19riff oli
Song=Sin I'M norooitlihen Goreo.
Der 9otc berid)tet, oaB Die Rullen
oo5 joponii6e &oniulut mno onS co,
paniid)e 3olbMlS nieber9cbrannt,
oao lelegropben.9iireo gcpliinbert
uno iid idlieBliG, pie man oll.
nimmt, na6 Noroen 6ltriidgc5ogen
bdtten. 9ie 0e9cnmart cineS iopas
niiden @ei6lpooerS an Ser Sltfiiite
bon Goreo miro, nie man oenft,
alien 5llfiinitigen ruIiii6en Tliinoc.
rungs.Grpeoitioren cin mirflomcS
Gnoe bereitcn.
Stille in @looippIto IF.
Mlaoipolto of, Den "a. Npril.
Sicrielbit lit g0es rubig. sc.
rul-Sieutenont &inepiti6 beiilloet
lid) in SarboropSf. Die Yreile ser
SebcnSbeoiiriniiic bleiben bod, mn
nm Erellereien porSll6eugell, bubell
Die 9eboroen cine EreiSliite aui9e=
ltellt. NobrlnlgSmittcl lpcroen mlr
in b%cgrcn5tcn NuontitGten an Sn.
Ololollen %perfalit. 9aS @ctter lit
rpornn, o6er Der Nnurltrom lit nod,
nidt e%iSfrei.
@roBi ii it Grill ais Selb.
st Petersburg a. Ipril.
- Der @roBfiirit GpriQ lit olli Der
Hiidreiie na6 ct. petersburg in Sr,
futsf cingctroIfen. Gr lit ouDeror.
Oentlid popular gelporoen, oo Die
Sbatlofe befannt geporoen lit, Dob
er ben Wemonmlngen Der 9oote, Die
ibm ST. Siilfc %eilten, 5%llricf, Dor ibn
crit Ole SdmGdcren, oie inn @oiicr
nm ibr Seben fGnlpften, 5u rettell.
Sbnl miro oeSDolb 9elpiB cine grpbc
Spotlon 81 Ebeil merben.
3u1 ii If gefebrt.
ct PETERSBURG, q. 9(pril.-
Gontrc = Nomirol Mircnills, melder
pergeblih pcrilldte, Eort Nrthur nit
'einem 8el6luoocr 81 cricbcn, lit
loeben 5llrildgcfebrt. Scin @elhmo.
Der bcltebt aus Dem Shlod)tihiiit
"OSliobia," Den arcil5ern .Nuroro"
mo n0mitri . 2onufoi", If Sorpc,
oobooten uno 3luei Sron&portihii
len. gomirol @irenillS iogtc, e.
babe 81 Eort Suib Ole ioponiid,ci
Stronger n&olllgu" mo Wtiiibin" &C.
troIIen melde Sopnn bon Gn9lonb
io,itc. 0ielelbcn, ioqtc CT, bitten
0onj oaS IuSieben bon Sonbelsidii,
ten. Die Sorpeooboote beiinocn IiG,
jebt SIT 2ibolL no ibre Moihinen -.
purirt meroen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-04-25
Ger Storf an Der Ieno a.

Ger Stort an Der Hemu.
g. petersburg, "a. 9lpril.
Gle iunee aaiierin befuloct
Iol6' e%ingebenbes Sntereiie fir Den
5orten 9obp<S roiieau, Der inter III.
rer perionliben aufiidt' I'M @inter-
palalt bergeiteQt miro, Dob tie iid)
nidt mebr oui offentliben Setter
5eigt. Sos Gintreifen oes faiier-
liden Storhes am llfer Der Nerpa
miro I'M SpGtiommer eripartet, urlo
Die @ebete aler llntertbunen oea
8aiicrs lauten oobin, oaB er einen
S%bronerben brillgen moge.
Gin Nrbeiter DC II II c.
rum.
Melbourne, "a. Mpril. -Sn
5olge elmer Nieberlage, oie oas Wi.
niitcrirm IN &~erbinoung nit einem
Die S6ieosgerihtsiroge betreffenoen
Imenoemcnt e%rlitt, bat Der 8puper,
nellr Den Mrbeiteriilbrer @otlon be.
ulftrugt. Elm nelles &ubinet 81 bill
Den. Sr. @otIon bat Den Iilftrog
a~rtgenomneu. .4.,a .....~.-.
eli gerettet.
Wobrio, "A. Npril.-9ei Ius.
grabungsarbeiten i'm Gerro Ylato.
Oiltrift oieier Stabt muroen aeitern
IA Mrbeiter ueridiittet. Gli iino &c.
rcttet morber, lunb MIR Drei oerielbell
maren perlebt.
Mltertbums or 6nng.
Hom, "a. Mpril. - Gin ardGolo.
giideS llnternebmen inn groBortig-
item WaBltabe iol ms @erf aeiett
iperoen, nomlid) Die politGnoige
Iusgraburg Der am "a. gugllit oeS
SabreS 10 nadGbriiti 8eburt gleit.
5eitig nit Eompeii uno StabiG boil
ltanoig peridiitteten Staot SercuIo,
llelIm.
Der Torltlag lit gemadt, oieies
maftige @erf ioae bon Stalien
unter Seibiilfe oler 9ultltrnatio.
men, pelhe cine gemeiniame in Hom
etablirte Mlsgrabungs Gommiilion
einleben lolen, Die nit ben in beil
cinoelnen 2GnOern iid bilbenoen
GommiIiionen 5uiommen orbeitet,
lnternommen iperben.
Die italieniihe &egierung ioI be.
retts fir Den Elon gelponnen fem.
Sercunlunelim mar cine &iiitens
itaot in Gampanien, 5tpiiden Yom-
peji uno Neapel, am SuBe beS Sc.
iups. Die Staot ipar uripriinglid)
cine osfiihe 8riinbung, in melfe
ipdter Gtrlsfer uno Somniter Elm,
bronaen. Die Stoot maro Mnfangs
bes 3. pord)riitliden SabrbunberlS
romiif, murbe pom Erofonlul &.
9ioius erobcrt, aber bereits 63 H..
Chr. inter Mero burd Gin Grobeben
CUR SGlfte IN trimmer geleet uno
Is Sabre ipdter burf ben furd)tba,
rem Musbrnh bes @eiupS an "a.
Nli9uit 20 nit Den nobegelegenen
Stdoten Yompeii uno StobiG gdns.
lid peridiittet. Moh unb nof erbo.
ben lid II bis 80 Meter iiber berl
Sriimmern neue Srtidaften. Eor.
tici, Meiina II. a., oui Der Walie. So
murbe Die Stoot, obmobl oie Ilten
lire Gage genal ongeben, %pergeiien
ober bod, falih ongeiest. Grit 1913
itieB MA bei'm @raben zines Vrull-
mems OUT cine Sale nit Niiben unO
Statuen. 'perfol9te Die Gntoedun1
aber nift. Muserabunsen i'm gr3.
Beren WaBe, aber obne Spitem, be,
gannen crit 1876, nod Der Sronbc.
Iteigung 3arrs bes 9ritten, unO
milroen nah peridieoenen l1nterbrs.
dungen in neuerer 3eit. Defenders
1926. mieoer aufgenommen.
Die Musarabung lit nur mittelit
Stollen unb unteriroiiher 9Gnge
moglih mno iiberaiis ifiuierig. neil
man Der oariiber itebenoen Srte me-
gen iiberaQ Hfeiler iteben Iaiieli
mub. Au6 lit Ser gr0bte Ebeil oes
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-04-25

Sn bieiem Sabre iinoet fem 3io,
niIten-GongreB itott, baiiir miro
aber oas IgitationS- Gomite in @icn
5ulammelltrcten lno Die gnticn.
Dung zines Gomite's, peldes Den
%9eeigneten Elab fir sic Grridtums
Der aolonie MlSforiden loQ, inboi-
%Iirer. Gieies 9omite miro iit i'm
Sllni orf ben @eg MAIDEN. Ger
3loniltenfiibrer 81. Ser5l miro I'M
nGhltcn Wonat in 2onoon crpartct,
no cr Dor 5luei Observation-Disclosures
gen, elmer i'm Oitenoe uno ser anne.
rem i'm @elten Der Stabt, Nnipra.
d)en balten miro.
roBitobtidm ut.
2onoon "a. Ipril.-Sm 9on.
StraBen Eoli5eigcri6t puroe &c.
itern Senrp Slater, Gbei ser Be.
fannte'ten Eripotoeteftip : gloelltllr
III gn9lono, ipcgcn Gcribporun1
sur Srreiiibrlng oes @erid)ts urltcr
bobe 9iir9ihait geitellt. Mit ibnl
oui Der anflagebnnf iobem albert
Osborne, iein GebtsnntpoIt, llno
5tpei I'M 0ienite SIater'S 1tebenbc
Tripotoetcftips. gllf tic muroelr
inter betrddtlide 9iirgidoft 9e.
ltcllt. Der Sail lit Oos Nodipiel' ei.
nca ioitiGcn Sdciorngspro5ciies, in
peltem Sloter Die 9lufgobe 5l9r.
foIlcn NOR, N0ueismateriol gegen
Den 8otten berbci5uihaifen. Gin
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES milroc I'M leBtcn
Serblt auS9eItellt; ober bic 9ebor.
Den Ihopften Teronht, unb nod)oem
lebte @od)e abermalige Gerborc
ltottacinnoen botten, mllroe oas O..
fret mioerrltien, Ga Ole @eltmore.
nen ionocn, bob Der @otte ol,rd)
%crmlttclllng Slnter's unb SSbor.
mes III binterlilti9cr @eiie sur Ser
lcblltg oeS 8ebots Der ebeliden
Irene perlcitet iuoroen mar. Die
abermoli9e S%erbonolung bes Sales
erregte 9roBes oiientlihes Sntereiic.
Sir Gomoro Glorfc unb anoere her.
porrogenoe InpGlte pertbeioigter
Slater, luoren ieboh nift I'M Stan.
DC, Die beiBenbcn acknowledgement
beS @eneralompolts Carton, lpcldc.:
Den @cihrporenen Die niebertrGfti-
gen Wetbooem melde Sluter an,
monotc, I'M ben @atten in eipeSa(:
5l lodcn, ouseinunoeriebte, 81 mi,
bcrle9cn. Sir @eihoiinne bes &c.
loitun9smoteriols, ouf @runo Del
len bos OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES erlniien
murbc, botten Sloter uno Osborne
mebr, ols $4,000 erbalten. 9er
@eneroloniualt mieS nod bob Der
9elpeis gegen Den Monn nit Sci.
billie Der perdhtlitlten 0irnett u,O
3ubGlter Der Souptitaot erlangt
morben NOR, meld)e geaen 9e5aI,.
hung ifrupelloS aae gepiinidten
Weincibe id)porcn. Osborne, Der
ielbit ein iebr befannter unb pielbe-
itGitigter &ehtsonipalt it, gao
often su, bab er in 6aIen, III benen
cs an 9emeismoterial ieblte, iolheS
ourd) erfaufte 3eugen su beiboffen
pflege.
@eneralanpalt Carton iprod ,lid)
auf's 9itterite iiber bas 9eiteben Ell.
ner iolden Mgentur, pie Slater's.
aus, meld)e, mie er erflGrte, unihul-
oiae WGnner uno Sranen NIT elmer
Mott nno elmer &egelmdBiafeit
perfplse, lpelhe . obne bic iebigei
@ntbiiuungen iait unbegreifIib CT
ibienen; bieie gntbiiuungen ieicn
INN 70 iiberraibenoer, oils Slater
mo feline 2eute fait BET auet
Sdmutproseiien Die Sanb I'M
Spiele bGtten. Gs miro ertuartet,
oab oie Serbaitunsen peitereS fan.
bale aus anoeren Seniationsfdaen
ans 2idt bringen perOen. las
eiaentlid)e 8erb6r Ger 8erbaitetei
lit auf oeu 80. slpril ansejebt NOR
Den.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-04-25

2onbon, "a. @pril. 0os
NusmGrtiae Mmt lit munmebr 81 Ell
mem nefinitipen GinperitGnoniB nit
ben 3ioniiten biniid,tlid Der Gage
ilnb oes llmianees Der ibnen bereits
ilberlalienen 8oIonie IN Sitoirifo
gefommen. Die 3olonie miro 5000
Nuoorot-Nder 2anb uorboitlih bon
@ictorio Npanaa umioiien. Sic
idlieBt oos Hanoi-Tlateuii Elm, lit
frudtbor uno reiblih nit @oiier
nno @oIobcitano perieben. "a Die
ei%ngeborenc Yepolferung nid)t grpii
lit, miro aud Die Woglidfeit BOZ
@irren in oieier &ibtnng bernie.
Den. @idtia lit, bab Die aolonic
mr. flint Meilen bon Der llganba>
Giienbobn uno nltr 30 Stunoe!l
Giicnbobnfabrt pom Der aiilte emit
iernt lit. Soute eS lid oils notbipen-
Dig beransiteGen, 10 miro Die Congo
lion bobin eripeitert weroen, bob Ole
3ioniiten.9olonie aud einen Safet'
plat am @ictoria Hpan3a lelblt er-
halt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-04-25

seoul, 8oreo, 81. Mpril.- Huh
Nod,rlbten aus Der Yropin5 Sonos
Dnn9 im norooitliden aorcu per-
tarIt Die bortige 2onobcpolferlung
Sblod)tpieb mo ionitigen Eropiont
on Die Hul'cn, Sn iener EropinS 1T
Der Iriibere f%oreoniide SinonSnlini.
tier vi Gong st 81 &nuie, melhtr
Ieincr Hullcnfrcunolidfeit ncocn
I'M leBten Sebrllnr BON ben Sopa.
nern ouSgclpiclen muroe. Webrerc
ioreaniide SiiiSiere limo ais onoehs
lid)e ruliiide Spionc perhoitet nor.
Den.
China bat Inalt.
Sbangboi "a. Npril. - Gircn
moglid)en Nngriif beiiirhtcnb, bobea
Die d)ineiilden 9eamten beidloiicn,
oos Mricnol BON Sbongboi nubySlls
Sl, $50 Wcilcn lanoeinlpGrtS bon
Sbongboi. 81 perlegcn. Die aoilcr
Ueroen hrei Willipnen Sacls bctro.
gen.
Sic omcritonib DE g Il.
tionsip q d. c.
Seoul &orco, "a. Mpril. -2icu.
tenant 0ou9laB Is. Wc0onolo bonn
Ger. Staoten Marine = Corps mo
20 Worineiolooter, ipelte sums drn
Der olerifaniifcn @eianoti6oit bier
%ltatlonirt limo, ober ieBt cntbebrt mar.
ben fonnen, oo Die iaponiide 9eio-
sung pollfommencn Sdub gemobrt.
iperoen nit Dem &oblenidyifi .HoEt.
pei" nad) Wanila obrciien, onitott
NIT Dem Ser. Staaten . &reujer .&a.
Leigh" lpie o etIiden Saaen berid)
let muroe.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1904-01-09
rl.nn1.ornr,. nInatnche.

In note on Samuel Laurence's DOT trait Of Thackeray- that representing the novelisrs face in full-the Illus trated London News of Oct 13, 1855. says
 Tt is not, we must confess, alto gether true to his present appearance for 1t wants recent and becoming addition to the upper lip in the shape of a black mustache that contrasts most admirably with a head of silver gray. but 1t is like the man and will be welcome to hls many admirers
 The reference here to the mustache is interesting for the reason that every portrait of Thackeray. with one excep- ton. represents him with a clean shaven upper lip. the exception being Macllse's pencil drawing of the famous "Tltmarsh." which, however, belongs to a much earlier date-viz, about 1S4O-a and in which there is just a suspicion of a mustache. Presumably the hirsute appendage of 1855 was merely a passing fancy. which the ra- zor speedily disposed of.-Notes and Queries.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1904-01-09
WHAT THIS MAN SAYS
Only Ro ECh-os tho Sentiments of
 Thousands lu Our Republic

The reader .- asked .J thoroughly iu- vestfu.e che following. This can readily be done. for the gentleman whose statement is published below will only he -11 pleased Co answer any communication mailed Co him ii the uri,erreaIIy suffers from the annoying couse.ra1cr which always attend inac- tive OF weakened kidneys.
 ". \. Hawkins. proprietor of Ok ford ho.eL #I f.h avenue, Seattle, says. .Iv was subject Co kidney trouble fora number Of years and during that time took different remedies recon uautlI t1 me without much success. cama h.re from LapOrte, Ind, some twelve years ago and have taken @ pa- rar from there ever since. Every now and again read of people iu that city who had been cur1l of kidney trouble nr che Use oi D0lu', Kidney Pills, and ll wa, through mentally discussing these cases that induced me about a year ago t0 try fhe remedy. lt gave me uud0ub-ed bench, a, that time. Since then l noticed symptoms of a recurrence. the pills acted equally as well lS they did when they first came co my notice
 Sold for 90 cents a box. Foster-Nil- .ur. O.. Buffalo. N. A, Oe agents for rhe United States. Remember the name. Deans. and take no substitute.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1904-01-09
wb,t He Wac.

A man of letters-of poor physique recently knocked a policeman down and Is stul at large to tell the tale. It was on the bank of the upper Thames, where a notice bids ""edesuians to en- ter the towing path by the roadway. The man of letters, however, knew the short cut and took it, running Into a huge Berkshire constable. "See that notice board| remarked the constable blocking the narrow path. The man of letters looked, considered, and replied But you see I'm not pedestrian The constable considered him from his hat to his boots and back again. Why what are you thenT he asked. 'lm a Congregadonaiist" said the man of let ters. The constable lropped.-London Chronicle.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1904-01-09
s~s STEVENSON.
60 Limp He Looked aa Though JuHi
 Fished From the Seq.


 Fished From the Seq.
 He was tall, thin. spare-lndeed. be struck me as almost fantasucany spare. l remember thinking that the station draft caught him like a torn leaf flowing at the end of a branch His clothes hung about him as the clothes of a convalescent who has lost bulk and weight after long fever He had on a jacket of brown velveteen-I cannot swear to the color, but that de tail always comes back in the recalled plcture-a flannel shirt with c loose neckde bundled into sailors knot somewhat fantasucal trousers. though no doubt this effect was due in part to their limp amplitude about what seemed rather the thin green poles fa- millar in dahlia pots than the legs of a human creature. He wore a straw hat that in its rear rIn suggested forget fulness on the part Os its wearer, who had apparently, in sleep or needless ness. treated 1t as a cloth cap. These, however, were details in themselves trivial and were not consciously noted ull later. The long, narrow face, then almost salldw with somewhat long, loose hair, that dragged from beneath the yellow straw hat we'll over the ears, along the dusky hollows of tenn pie and cheek, was what immediately attracted attention. But the extraor- dinarlness of the impression was of a man who had just been rescued from the sen or a river. Except for the fact that his clothes did not drip, that the long black locks hung limp, but not moist and that the short veiveteen Jacket was disreputoble, but not damp this impression of a man just come or taken from the water was oyerwhelm- ing.-Wullam Sharp in Pal Mall Mag 0zine.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1904-01-09
SHOP
Crowded With Watch Repair
 Work

Since the holiday season closed, our workshop has been crowded with work. We have had Co work long hours to keep up with our rapidly growing watch repair work. No watch 80 deli cate or complicated but what we can put in perfect order, and all our work Is warranted. We manufacture all kinds of jewelry from gold or silver. Those desiring to have their eyes eX- amined, will please call after 3 p. m. We are making very low prices on a number of lines Of goods which we wish to close out, as we do not intend to carry them in sock jn the future. We have one Crown piano for sale; also vioitns, banics, guitars, etc. Special low prices on watches.
 KEEIAR, The Jeweler.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1904-01-09
The Boys In Gray.

A question often asked, according to the United Service, is why the army cadets at West Point wear a gray uni form. while the uniform of the army Is blue. The origin of the distinction dates back to the war of lSi2-14 when the commissary general of the army could not procure the blue cloth required for General Winfield Scott's brigade. and SO they were clad in gray. So distinguished was the conduct of that brigade at Lundy's Lane and Chip pewa that when, after the war of 1872, a reorganization of West Point Mili- tary academy was made, out of compli- ment to General Scot and his brigade the uniform of the corps of cadets was changed from blue to gray.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1904-01-09
INLAND WEATHER

The condition of the weather in the interior yesterday, as indicated by the dispatches received at the Skagway oHoes of the ". P. S Y. R., was as follows.
 ForymUe Cloudy, calm, l6 below Dawson Cloudy, calm, l4 below. Stewart Clear. calm, 15 below. Selvyu- Cloudy, calm, l2 below. SeINrk-Cloudy, calm, TO below. Oe.Iyie- Cloudy, calm, I4 below. Nwsoo Crossing - Cloudy north w.ut. lo below.
 Big Salmon Cloudy, north wind, 6 be'ov
 uo5aliuqua Cloudy, calm, 6 below. Lower La Large - Cloudy, north V.aJ, 10 below.
 Wh.tehcrse-Cl0ujy, calm, l above. C5v,ey- Cloudy, calm, O.
 Caribou Cloudy, calm, above. Pennington Cloudy, south wind, % above
 B.uae,t-Cloujy, strong south wind, IS above.
 Log Cabin Cloudy, strong south wind 70 above.
 Fraser Cloudy, strong south wind, I> above.
 White Pass Cloudy, strong south wind, l> above.
 Glacier Cloudy, strong south wind,
The daily morning Alaskan., 1904-01-09
The Twelve Jurymen.

A prisoner is tried by twelve of bis fellow countrymen. This custom is a thousand years old, and we get it from the Vikings. The Vikings divided their country up Into cantons, which were subdiyided into twelve portions, each under a chieftain. When a malefactor was brought to justice it was usual for each chieftain to select a man from the district over which he ruled and com pei him to try the prisoner the verdict of these twelve men being declared by the judge to be final
The daily morning Alaskan., 1904-01-09
hIrs. Patrick sarPrissd

Mrs G N Patrick was pleasantly sl-rr--d by lOot her lady friends last nigh. l1 -ummcmoration Of her birth day. The ladies gathered atthe resi- d-u.eo. Mrs DeW.tt's and from there peoca.i-I vith baskets Of good things 60 Mrs. Plu.ck's. at the corner of Eighth avenue and Alaska street. The evening vas passed with music, song and crlru ur-I-.ou-
The daily morning Alaskan., 1904-01-09
Knew Her Danger.

smythe-You say she had the burglar covered with her revolver while her maid went to call the police. Then how did it happen that be escaped2
 Browne-Wen, you see, the burglar was a foxy chap, so ne said suddenly, Look out, there's a mouse| While she was getting on a chair he got out. Baltimore American.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1904-01-09
A One sided RuIe.

Once when P. T. Barnum was taking tickets at the entrance of his circus a man asked him if he could go ir without paying.
 "You can pay without going in," saio Barnum, 'but you can't go in without paying. The rule doesn't work bott ways"
The daily morning Alaskan., 1904-01-09
Masoaio Me ting

There will be @ regular communica- tiou Of White Pass Lodge No. ll3, F. N A N. Frl.y evening, Jan. <, at tn..- hsu. N1. 7-j Fourth avenue. So.owna- and visiting brethern are cordially invited Co meet with us.
 By order oi the W. M. E0Hr ". TAYLOR. Secretary.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1904-01-09
Notice Forfeiture

To all persons interested in the SFag-
 way Chief.
 You are hereby notified that l have expended sl00 in labor upon the Skag- way Chief lode. about two miles north of the town of Skagway, on the east side Of the Sksgway river, in order to hold said premises under the provision Of Section 2334, Revised Statutes of United States, being the amount required Co hold the same for year ending 1903, and if within ninety days after this notice you f il Co contribute your proportion of such expenditure as a c0-owner, your interest jn said claim will become the property of the subscriber under said Section 33z4. J. MAHER.
 Date of first publication Jan. g.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1904-01-09

The law which all rascals believe should be enforced to the last letter h the statute qf llmitations.-New Yorn World
The daily morning Alaskan., 1904-01-09

Baths at the Portland Lodging House, 2-s. new porcelain tub. l1 3 lmO
The daily morning Alaskan., 1904-01-09

Clavsou G Co. carry the largest stock of overc0ats in town.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1904-01-09

Let us flI your prescriptions. Kelly E Co the reliable druggists.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1904-01-09

Fur Conareres' at Winters u
The daily morning Alaskan., 1904-01-09

Get prices ut Royal Laundry for family work, special rates in rough IrY, next Co now electric plant.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1904-01-09
HE WHITE PASS & YUKON ROUTE

Pacific and Arctic Railway and Navigation Company British Columbia Yukon Railway Company British Yukon Railway Company.
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The daily morning Alaskan., 1904-01-09
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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-12-06
ALCALOIA MUNICIPAL De
RIO GRANDE
Anuncio de Subasta

FL dfa siete del pr6ximo mes de
Diciembre las tres de Ia tarde, ten
dra lngar en- ell salon de esta casa con-
sistorial ell segundo acto de remate pa
ra Ia adjudication en- p1blica subasta
de la obra de construction de aceras y
cunetas en- la Gale del Comercio de
esta pobl
La subasta Sc celebrara ante la
comisi6n designada por- Ell Ayunta-
miento hallandose de manifesto en- la
Secretarfa para conocimiento del pd-
blico todos los document0s que han
de regir en- la Subasta.
Los pliegos de proposiciones de-
beran cOntener el documento que acre
dite haberse consignado en- Ia Tesore-
ria municipal Ia fianza provisional
que determine ell pliego decondiciones.
La obra que trata de subastarse,
asciende Ia cantidad de 992 pesos %
centavos Y no sc admitiran PROPOSE
clones que accedan a esta cantidad.
Lo que hago pdblico para general
conocimiento y concurrencia de licita-
dores.
Rio -Grande, q de Nvbre. de 1, ,904.
JOSE G. CALDER0N.
ALcoJde M,41aicipag.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-12-06
DE ola DEMOCRAUA, 175

com penzaros alg6n dfE como me-
receis.
Va en- ell eoche Antonieta,
le grit6 Nsta!ina.
-:Acuerdate de 10 que nee
has prometido respeto al conde
Massa!
mo me olvidoI y Sc re-
cost6 en- ell fondo del carruaje,
para ocultsr su emoci6n.
Felix ibh sent2do { gu l.do.
Antoniet. dej6 caer gu ca
bezs en- Ell hombro del joyen Y
dijo sollozando:
II Dios mio tDios mlo I!
Me parece que hoy es ell Gltimo
dia de mi fslieidad.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-12-06

e. IN suspiro de dolor y SO eoh5
& llorar.
No te entristezcss, le dijo
IL ioven. mo hemos de vernos
& menudo?
ST, 81, dijo Antonieta,
vendre & veros todos los domin-
gos.
-Pues entonces, enjuga tus
lagrimas y vete tranquils. 70
to juro que Carlitos tendra en-
mi una madre. que velsra cons
tantemente por 81.
All / 81 Ia pobre joven hu--
siera sRbido que aquel niis era
hiio de Manfredo !
ST, til seras como Felix,
su angel bueno, y Dios sabrz re-