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The daily Alaskan., 1904-12-03
PERSONAL MENTION
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J.J. Daily will leave for the south on the HumbOIdt. He goes on business m connection with the erection Of a cold storage pant at Treadwell.
 Frank Page, for long time the ehi- cient fire warden and street commits sioner for Skagway, will leave for the south on the Humboldt. Mirage will spend the Winter in California.
 NIr. and Mrs. J. P. Rogers and Mr, and Mrs. w. F, Rogers and little Miss Florence Rogers will arrive on the Humboldt which should arrive to- morrow.
 John Robertson, brother of Mrs. H. II, Royal and Mrs. W. L. Williams will leave on the Humboldt for Port land where he will spend the winter.
 Mir. and Mrs. s. c. Hillery will leave for the south on the Humboldt. They will reside in Seattle until spring when they will probably return to Skagway.
 EN Mayor Luke MCGrath will leave on the Humboldt tomorrow for Tacoma, He will visit Hood River, Oregon be- fore returning to Skagway.
 Rufus Book, the civil engineer Of Dawson, is at the Fifth Avenue and will leave for the south on the Humboldt.
 Mrs. J. J. Daly has been confined at her home on Seventh avenue for several days. She is quite i'll.
 -O-
 Godfrey Chealauder has recovered from a severe attack of la grippe.
The daily Alaskan., 1904-12-03
CHIN
China Is iH l.!

Not in the Gussian-Japanese war but in our new and up-tO.date stock of Holiday goods.
 Look in our window and see the display of the finest hand painted French china that ever came north. This is part of the newest productions of the most progressive manufacturers and win bes0ld on merits and at prices that vii, not only win patronage at tla present but sustain the reputation os tu is store as 30 trustworthy and up- t0-Ga-e establishment in every respect. From now tilt Christmas, every lady visitor at the store will receive a handsome souvenir.
 ?. F.. Kern,
 Gold N Silver Smith.
The daily Alaskan., 1904-12-03

Wien you can forget that you are wear. ug shoes at all then you are wear ing about the right kind of shoes If you want pair of that kind call in and see US. F. Fl. ClaysOn & Co.
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FREE
H D. kirmsp Wli Give
 Away Diamond Ring

On Chr.-.ua- ~5- [ vii. give away a diamond ring rr ....a one O. t1s ua' irons gt my -.H.e. 'cS"i VII. 13 given away nr-b each dollar purchase at the store between now and .nat nigh, Ia addition 20 getting cHalce on rnf, diamond. each r.rru" Ht the FE- oneev Jev..rg store R... nave the lar gesr and ha~. stock D. goods Co s-.ec. from tu Alaska u-. So. prices that are right. The stock includes diamonds, watches. .ewe.rv of ... kinds, Hav.lanj China. cut glassware and everything iu the jewellers line.
 U. n. ErEE,~E,
 The Pioneer Jeweler.
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Is your washing sauiaCJOryy Ire your clothes toruE Lt DO or yes, try the Skagway Hand Laundry, and you will be satisfied 70
The daily Alaskan., 1904-12-03
Come and Soc

We are making special terms on Coles Hot Blasts. lr will pay you to get our proposition before buying Dement, S Gearhart. l)-23 tt
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TO CURE ANY DISEASE.
The Cause Must be Removed, same
 Way With DandruG.

The AHuNt hNNA NN AANtANaNef
 Way With DandrufI.
 KlU she -erm that causes dandrun' falling hair and baIJness, you will have no more Garl-uG. and your hair must grow IuNlrlr.ly. Newbvo's Herptcide not o~'y contains tho dlrdruT Eerm destroyer rat i- Is also Q most delight fu. ha.. dressing for regular toilet use. N, other t-.- 0-r----L1n Is on this e..--arc basis cs Esstcgtug the Gaudrur er--rs -l stops 70. irritation. keeps tho s.,'a s-.n- pure and wholesome. Re r.a=rc- u.rs zr-e-li1s claimed to be ~.rs. .s good" win not do the work of genuine E7-p.-.le. Sold by leading G-a-=.-.s ser1 Ioc. ln stamps for sam p.c .o Eae IEe-7irsIe Co.,, Detroit. M.ch-
 Wu. Britt, Sn6cta. Agent.
The daily Alaskan., 1904-12-03

The Boss Bakery makes a speciality of three things-ice cream, fresh bak- cry goods and Flows candies, all guar anteed to be perfect. The ice cream and bakery products of the Boss Bakery are unexcelled anywhere, and Flows candies speak for themselves wherever found.
The daily Alaskan., 1904-12-03

If you need a good hair brush go to Britt's
The daily Alaskan., 1904-12-03
At Who Ssals Prices

The Mascot saloon sells liquors, either bulk OF case goods at wholesale prices. All the old brands always on hand. lO-l-tf.
The daily Alaskan., 1904-12-03

Armour IS considered the best soap maker in America. Nm. Britt keeps a full line of his goods.
The daily Alaskan., 1904-12-03

All the latest winter styles in suit ings at the American Tailors.
The daily Alaskan., 1904-12-03

Oyster cocktails, Olympia or Eastern at the Pack Train restaurant.
The daily Alaskan., 1904-12-03

J. J. Daily will leave for the south on the HumboIdt. He goes on business m connection with the erection of a cold storage pant at Treadwell.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-06-12

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT
the assessment OF the tax levied by the
city council of Salt Lake City. Utah. upon
the property abutting upon part of sec
Salt Lake base and meridian, being
strip of land east of and adjacent 60 block
o. plat "A. - Salt Lake City survey. com
menCing at a point 35.e6 feet east and
lot J. block So, plat "a, running thence
north 643 feet, part OF section 81 town
ship ] north range / east, Salt Lake base
and meridian. beginning at the south
east corner OF the intersection of State
and West Canyon streets, running thence
point 3t0U5 tlet s0uLn OF the southeast
corner of the intersection of State AND
West Canyon streets. running thence
south 1855 feet for the purpose Of ex-
tending and laying a sewer lateral on
state street. between North Temple and
first North streets, ID sewer district No
That the board of equalization and re-
view appointed by the city council for
that purpose Will meet at the office Of
T. r. Black. No. ~ West Second South
street, on Tuesday. June 2, 1898, and con-
1904 between the hours of $3.50 and 900
y. m, and viii hear and consider any
objections, and make correction OF any
tax which said board may deem unequal
or unjust
That during said time, between the
hours OF "a. m, and p. M, said list
VIII be open 10 public inspection At the
otIlee OF Ehe city recorder. room Iu0 city
ana county building, and also at the Of
tlce Of T. II. Black. 80 10 West Second
BY order of the eify. council, dated MAY
rs 1894 y S. GRETCHLOW,
City Recorder.
Sewer extension 30 ls9
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was counting sympathy. Well, any
way. be gOJ il This time In fuu meas
ure. for the way those crazy little cubs
Tapped and cGressed this bowling dog
was caution. 1 looked at the dogs
foot and saw nothing serious was the
matter. and made believe to put lini-
meHt on a rag with which I bandaged
IL. The little rascal iay sun for a few
minutes, with his four friends sitting
around him, and then he got up lame
ly, as II I'm pain. Just as ] expected.
in five minutes more they were going
head over heels down the sawdust floor
trying TO grab a rolling ball.
THE mother elephant is soft on her
young. She viii cOGdle the little one
until il is spoiled. Take the yOungster
owned by the Flot0 shows. he feels his
oats, and keeps the black-faeed keeper
jumping to please his humor. He snug
sizes up under his mother, and she
wraps herself around ham soothingly,
az much as to say, Don't mind tnaJ
fellow, I'll attend 10 his case if he gets
too fTeshl' The little one has the hahn
of butting any one he does not like,
and when his head hits a fellow he is
sure TO keel over
"The baby camel is about as shy as
any OF the young wild animals. it
win run under its mothers legs and
hide I'm fear when any stranger goes
near him, until 10 is several weeks old.
The young camel grows fast. and as 1T
gets bigger its timidity wears on. The
mother camel acts as ir she knew the
weakness of its young, and VIII pro-
tect it, from all intrusiOns.
The kangaroo is a tender type of an
imal nature and carries its young in
the peculiar pouch nature has provided,
until the yOungster fairly topples ont
from size. To see her hop around, like
mother bird, to get the little ones
into the way Of using its oddly sized
legs Is a curious sight. The kangaroo
is a tender-hearted animal, so that It
is not safe to take the young from it
until we'll grown, because grief gets
away with the mothers heart as water
does snow. The mother monkey is the
most worried of all. When a little one
comes into the family there is a great
time. The little monkey hangs on to
its mother like sticking plaster and all
the other monkeys in the family hand
over TO the mother the choicest bits Of
the daily meals. AT night time ali the
monkeys gather around the mother
monkey and its babies, and hug as
tightly as they can get to keep each
other warm. and especially the little
snuggleT.
Little monkeys hang on to their
mothers aprOnstriugs as long as posi-
bic, and even after they get indepen-
dent and get fighting youngsters. If
things go wrong they go to their moth
er for protection and comfort. There
is a strong family feeling among mon
keys. which makes them hitch together
when any outsider sets smart around
them
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her would have TO do 80 from her
/ senseless body.
Lioness Likes Her Cubs.
NOW. the lioness likes her little
ones just as much as the tigress but
she IS not SO snowy about &c. Lion
cubs are gentle and make friends with
people quickly. The H0ness is not so
jealous of these attentions as the IL
sfess. she viii play with her cubs and
put up with q whole i5t of bother from
them IN q drOWsy m0Od without getting
ugly.
When the cubs are quite small she
Is cranky about any one touching them,
ana IL they are taken away from her
az this time she is apt 10 lose faith in
/ her keeper and turn into a bad-tem-
pered beasr Tor all time. For this Tea-
. son size and her little ones are left
. alone until the youngsters are weaued
ana get big enough TO Dee scrappy
amongst themselves. and troublesome
10 their parent. After the cubs reach
their growth and are taken away it
does not seem IN the least TO bother the
. HOness mother She probably reasons
. that she looks after them until they
are big enough TO shift for themselves,
and there her duty ends.
1t is a strange sight 20 see d play
tul party of young tigers, lions and
dogs. They Wresue, fTOlic and race
with the utmost good nature. and until
they are pretty well grown, and their
savage traits begin to assert them
selves, they are inseparable friends I
have seen them play follow the leader
and once L saw a foolish lion cub try
10 climb a narrow upright beam in this
game
THE tiger cub did the trick easily.
and the lion cub got quite Well up and
then fell on the sharp edge of the bar
rel. Ii tore his leg, and ne bled quite
little, The tigTess cub and the fox
terrier both Tapped his face, while the
young one gave every sign of being
comfortable
Young Aid One Another.
"Then the little lion got up and
umped TO his den half supported by
the little ugress on one side and the
ioX terrier on the other The mother
Hon mad scented some evil and was
roaring teFTidcaly. When her FttIe
one was put through the small door at
the END OF the cage, the fox terrier
Jumped in, too, and il was a beautiful
sight 70 see the mother Iioness show
her gratitude 10 the little dog for his
attention TO her baby. Meanwhile the
cub tiger hoWled dismally as if plead
ing with the keeper 10 let him Join his
young friends.
Another time this happy family of
animal kids was T0mping about the
animal barn. Dixie, a nimble fox ter
Iler, who spent most of his time play
ing with che cat cubs. and bis foot hurt
by pony stepping on IT, Dixie set
up great yelpiug and Topped on his
side as if he had been shot I thought
he was a good deal of a cheat, and
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f0AI-LIkE animals are not as Dad
as some people paint Them said
the old circus man the other
evening, as he filled his pipe. ut is
very seldom they hurt anybody who IS
kind 10 them he added. and the idea
that they do not care for tkeir youns Is
All folder0I.
"Once in a long while "a Ii0ness viii
XIII her young, but nine times out OF
ten, N you are iu the way of knowing
yau win lind the old dame is about half
crazy. and Is just as apt 20 burt her-
self If not sharply watched. The III
gress ls hign-sLrung animal ana
when her young are about Ter she Is
hard 60 handle and apt to 60 mad IL
there IS much noise or excitement
around her den, she IS a good mother.
though, and lieks and scrubs and hugs
her little ones with the keeuest salts
faction The youngsters sEitt for them
selves early. and VIII rOmp ana play
like a pedigreed puppy.
u used 10 let the cubs out in an eN-
eIcislng pen, where they would fFisk
and play all day with a half dozen
young toE terriers, SO long as the
youngsters are within sight and sound,
the mother tlgress IS as serene as a pet
pig but if she should fail 10 see or
hear them, she makes q terrific uprOar.
and / believe would knock Eer brains
out against the bars If not relieved.
Wants Babes at Night.
Like the human mother, when night
draws near the Jigress wants her
offspring close at home and tucked
close by her, I once cared for a fine
looking tlgTess. called Beauty. and size
was tOuchiugiy mOtherly, too. She had
two young tigers, but one took cold
and died. Between her and the spared
one there was a remarkable attach
ment When the yOungster got big
enough to enjoy the usual menaEerie
diet FOR his kind he was separated from
his mother. i never saw an animal
show more grief tEan that mother. The
poor thing dropped like d wet rag. She
usually held her head high, and her
neck was the shapeIiest / ever saw.
AFTER the rugged yOunEster was
taken away her face became &he pic
Iure OF sorrow, and her whole manner
was llstless and hopeless. Her spark
ling eyes became dun, her neck shriv-
elled and her tail hung like that of a
wooden hobby horse. j finally made
the men bring the little one back to it's
mother. / wish YOU could have seen
the meeting i thought the old lady
would go crazy For the first time I'M
TWO weeks she jumped around as If she
mad ana electric battery under her, and
she Tapped and foudled the submissive
NoungsteF just as III BE were a midget
or baby, whose eyes had not opened
Yet. For weeks, whenever anyone
went near the den of the tigress and
her pride she put the pampered kid
at the back of her and glared and
Snarled neTcely, as much as 10 say that
the fellow who asain took her cub from
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-06-12

Lancaster must have at feast a fu1
house, Tor he wouldn't raise on two
pair against a hand that he knowed
had been filled.
Wei. now. if Foster had JUST a flush
or q straight he wouldn't ha' raised
back against fun house SO Lancaster
knOWed when he did raise, ne had bet
ter n either, am he couldn't have a
full, not havin' TWO pair TO go nor he
couldn't have fOurs for he didn't open,
SO Lancaster knoS'ed he must have a
straight flush, an he laid down like a
man"
An did he have the straight flush %
demanded Joe Barrett,
sure he did" said old man Green
hut He was so struck, like all OF US
was, TO see Lancaster show down four
kings Z he. says That's the best
poker play I ever see' am he showed
over his own hand. a nine high
straight ali spades. New York sun.
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Time Table
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Il EfF<jI
JUNE 9TH, 1904
es8I
4a
ARRIVE

ARRIVE.
From Ogden. Portland. Butte
san E'rEncisco. Chicago. 2L e.1A a N
Louis. OmahA and Denver ''sSV q ~
FROM oscen and tnteTmediateasl a N
beluse -.-.-.-.-- ---.--.-..--. - -
Ogden, Cache Valley and fnter-Tf.SS m
mediate points .--.--.-.- Aasoo . -
From Ogden. Chicago. ST LOuja.
haEsas CITY, Omaha, Denver 6-fE 9, m
ana san Francisco ....-.------- 4se~ \ ~
FEom Ogden. Cache Valley
- Anth3ny' Portland and San ass n m
fF2pci5cO.- e.. zee. ..-...... ed. Fsov y ~
DEPART.
For Ogden. Omaha, Chicago.
Denver, kansas City and St,T.hA q "a
%H~4la Gees rss.ss.-.-s.....s..ss- a-NN - -
tur ogden. Portland St An
thonyr san francisco and iu- Ias1a q m
termediate points. D.. o.. ....... tssAt q tai
For Ogden, Omaha, Chicago.
Denver Kansas City. ST. LOUIS lila a IN
and San Francisco. e.. 90 o.. . lstu u ID
For Ogden, Cache Valley, Den
YER Kansas city Omaha, 81. 5s{Sn m
Louis and Chicago ..............o s1J az
For Ogden. Cache Valley. Butte,
Helena Portland. San Fral-fEslS a "a
cisco and intermediate points iislO Y "a
4. a, SCHUMACHER,
Traffic Manager.
D. p. hurley,
G. r & 7. A.
d. g. SPENCER
City ticket office 2ol Main street. Teie.
phone go.
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~ TIME TABLE
Sag Pedro, Los
WSuT/ Angeles & Salt Lake
R. z. Go.

DEPART,
from Oregon Short Line Depot. salt Lake
City.
For Provo, Lehl, Fairfield
Mercur, Nephi and SEnpete liza q n.
Faiiey points .....-s.......-....'f'S S a. 20
ror Garfield Beach. Toosle,
stockton, Mammoth, Eurs- Gan . =
IA and Silver Cfty........... - CIV asAA
For Provo, American Fork.
Lehi. Juab Milford. Frss-
GO. Caiieutes and inteTme- 6.aE
0late pOiats .-.........-......e ustJ PAS
ARRIVE.
From Provo, American Fork,
Led, Juab. Milford. iris
CO, Cahentes and interme- a.3S q n,
0late points ...................E ysoO AsAu
From Provo, Lehl, Fairfield
MeTCur End Sanpete Val E.75 .,
ley Railway points ............s O'VJ PsN
From Silver City, Mammoth,
Eureka, stockton, Tooela E.5s a,
and Garfield Beach ............s V'OO Fsia
FDauy.
Daily Pullman Buffet Sleeping Car
Service between salt Lake City and Nil
ford. MOdena and Cal3entEB.
Direct stage connection for all mining
districts Ga southern Utah and Nevada.
City Ticket Office. 2oI Main Street
Telephone $50
=. W. GTLLETT. Gen. Pass. Agent.
j. /. MOORE. District Passenger Agent.
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SKY zaaFa' EEpariapaa Of an old

Mrs. WinsloW's Soothing syFGp ls the
prescription Of one cf the best female
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States. and has been used for sixty yeaFs
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Two Good Times
For You

A good time to leave Salt Lake
City for St. Louis is at BIS p. M,
when the Burlington Routes daily
through sleeper leaves. No hasty
bTeakfastiEE, no hurried packing.
no running to catch early morning
street cars.
A good time to arrive fin St. Louis
is at T.19 a. m, when the BurIingS
ton Routes daily through sleepev
gets there. Streets not so cOngestN
ed; hotels not so full; places not
so hard 10 find.
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Special Stockholders, Eresting.

NOTICE is hereby GIVEN THAT
there will be a special meeting of the
stockholders of the Italian Gold Mining
company TO be held on the 18th day of
June 1904, at the principal office of said
company, No, 3 West Second South
street, salt Lake City, Utah, at the hour
Of 10 o'clock a, IN. Said meeting is called
for the purpose of aut hoFizihg the sale
of the mining property of said company,
situated i'm the MackinaW Mining district,
Lemhi county. Idaho, and to authorize the
officers of said company 10 execute and
deliver proper deed Of conveyance to the
purchaser. Price and terms to bc fixed
at said meeting.
u. s. HUBBARD, Secretary.
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her would have to do 80 from her
senseless body.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-05-19
VIRGINIA
BRIEFS

BOYDToN, yA.-The electoral board OF
Necklenburg will meet here on the 2ith
to appoint judges and clerks for the fall
elections. and on the same day the Coun-
~ Committee Of the Democratic party
will meet and confer as to a suitable day
on which the primaries are 10 be held.
BRISTOL. VA.-The coroners jury that
rendered verdict OF accidental shooting
in the case OF Edward l.. Wentz. whose
dead body was found In Wise county.
Va, has received reply from DR.. j. 8.
characterization or the finding OF the
jury DR.. Wentz makes due apology to
The jury, declaring that he did not use
such terms as were credited to him IN
the press dispatches.
CONVICTION, VA.--E. "A. Eubanks, hurt
In a pulp machine here Thursday. died
to-day from his injuries.
DANVILLE. VA.-Miss Evylin Brydon,
daughter of City Clerk and Auditor Rob
ert Brydon, who has been actively en-
gagged in the work of a trained nurse in
Richmond. has accepted the position re-
Gently offered her by the Ministerng
Circle OF Kings Daughters to take the
control Of this district as their nurse. j,
EMPORLA, WA mass meeting will
be held the latter part of this week TO
nominate Mayor and Town Council
Mayor VI. Maclln offers himself for re-
election, and his only opponent is MIR.
IF no other material develops In tile
MavorSs raca a is fair ~ ass,,mn that
Me- nyere at' u ii Give bs antaronjst an
axciti.,, ,,,n NJ eMaciin has mada an
e efnians o nc W. .e''' ''"' '''0o a.
FREDERIcKsBURG, vA.--The city
W, ,,ui,,,a,.' ,ara az ,rl,ursdar
~ N.Y. nett ~, 20 o'clocL 81 tSSee
Way 1o,s I'm alodI .a,e9ates ~ tbe stats
oou, t.ruuSe " e'ees - '
cD uIu,A1rMsv,IY vAMr Archie Hall,
Im $1,000 i 'n,,I, ,arn,ar ~ - OF shnrr
aaa p.o.'iI becn S nsana an account 81
oet NY nnndi,te, - Ills crons he WAS