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Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1904-03-11
San traf iin Suermans.

Foa 9ois par Sg sHsons Ct siltams
Para al en- SosisrE' TN ri9iis SriOuiptis
pct bet af rrtts Sgytsn, og iisIbsa pGr bst
nOssK, iom turbs iGtts is ep mob bans Bill
tuuttsbtetr. tPt RET ft ban Rrstlsu aItiS.
I. Sau ioui Der en- SUsnhis III spsSsu. Os
Sosninssrut bar MI altto bart Orb ior at
Urwt uiOr'rssst aOIiffias be. Sasisrtrtn
% SpsHingsn tom iHari fammtu. @!ss par
sasiewpu, men itts par S0sniusm tabt
bag en- @OsH beatr, tpiIfst isIstHbs Siaoris
oil piit;F V - '"
. SasisursR bepst blnHbt srtatursrut fine
Csiuu su sissr On, % SOsuius.u bapss
bsiua ,u Srt sousuOt iamms TlOuiart
in Tag tOu, SOsuiHssns Gre inb pua
SasisTsrtns isrritOriuui, Os bet bIsp SIasS.
utaaI, 'buOuiHetr SOsHiHsrns Ore uiaatts
bsSs m,S eiurt.''
SosniussH tOs SesipTsrtus Ore fOm er'
iiatHins for IN, puOtior SasisuuH lob baH
hsuHt for sFprri ai SreuF
sastu tom iprt, Ogt Rstisu ussitst Sass
isursH HOsrn '',sdhs' at baps iast, buas
SpeuiHssn pnabsfddrts
pst par rtsst uurnit en- Sassn % mango
Autr eotaItt
hSGfbMhs,r Sasisursu, tSst BON ilaat
J iPiti en- 6Ius. iOm bar iaf Iis poo 5uns tSaunb
"Tisis SIusr ituIOs man iIaa ibisI bpor man
iaa etui' 2 ''
etar iaa sisE. tGnns eOsninssn usS.
ts isIU.
esbi iom Sosieutsn Iist sittr Iibt iaar
Os IGsssr us RtttrH, tom bet su Glue "a
iutts fs pdu Reistippsn bans.
Jtusr bet mih sis, tauits sosniustu,
ipgttsSt RsUsh % sup til SasisrsrrR Opss
TGicu. iaa baaes ban Os 5Iasn trilsSs iHO
uustt sOrsst.
I'd aan par tommsu Ill SaHS % Samliua
! isisi. f5rIuhsts ban 5bsuiussn hraiist tOt
Cptrials l RttttR.
''5sI. mop M IiSt, min tiGrr Zen. " mtHtt
u 2Ogninssu, ""Tu ia iiia, at man butSs
ilaG SlusrHs isiGI. bUor man iua Ssm, Os
bet par Nti iss siOrbs, % Eu tuH Ou itit
, sna ira bin, crO htIItr, iOm sH bar siOrt
, fSr"
% StTmsS blsV bet.
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iarSt is UsI - Os iiStp bIsp ben life iuOr
brust isisp bsurr.
RR susiprruu UiINe ira Nsn Tag albris
baUs mFO sOsnin&B qt sitr.
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1904-03-11

Gn baRii ssIom 500 fdniiIisr uHbsTbaue'
Ter iSrtietn ON sisbd al m rauhhtrinius
/ RstitO. Hor ss spiifr mcp Rs. iaa bIt'
Ssr itiittt ct mt "Iiut Saunar," hsrHset.
,Ssrubau,rus btr sanSst tlshts gu EiuiOr
Solars nttt pr. lIss itOhs aaV cuO bet foui
saasuos.
per sanSa Ct Stt in bel Tel 5OI', ion,
buirr ip,i msS at unotttaht jig GiUil SsrUie,
GramiuGtioa. 1Ran iorbauiss Outr at fnSs,
q, fun II pGt. al SVtuSr Os O2 pGt. al
RGuO bttunT @Ssptu.
Ten lGusis trapps StVbsH lists at part
/ FbiIaOsIpPio Http naq. Ten bar SOS
iraPpstrig.
ausIuPO trPOrtsrtT l,jcO 100000 Cgfu
sGsbUsgt aag.
SOr ii aor iSsn UqT t'gisItcsntsr gu Gid.
stHbtS ylspdNs. 8pOmtqs % ayi,OHa
msu pu sv Orr tn RaHsOs ui baaSs Oisir Os
SlstmaiiiHsT.
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1904-03-11

RrOissiOrergs y, Sanisn % Gbils
soft OeO sanpbyussitOlsq i srOOtiuss
bar iaaet i ePOras Of OrOps llOitiI,
linsssisuftanesne tra pOr stat puq
gerpenspOfilinasp ct. 2Ouis. 4'rOi:
SunieH, Der rr NaHil % bolt auisst /
it SAG, itaI bsps SiIipH msO irpst,
idmIinssn. % qrsi, GbileOtt itaI tags
zig ai 2liOsIinseu for WaturOnihpsOsn,
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1904-03-11
Sac lailtOs BAN iia fleO paa Ghaiis

saa iaiitos ban fig nsO paa Gbaiis'
lOnssn % grab.
l. sasot pad GjaOsn mpIor,bs aOll
bsnopsr ben iuitrttios Sns.' 5oli. BE-,
aIlreus gil Suietantsr. ga Raann
lpFis 'slniiststns imitis III btituneen,
Nm mihi | @aSsn 'fsif suiOm en-
iurtil9ot spinbs. y 81 d"
t"GiiIanOinseu.")
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Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1904-03-11
Scrrc 3eius!

Ssrrs .Stius. lat meg iioeo,
uritt taart ior tscr Gin Sas.
spa BIZ -btps sei "a bioeG, =
i0m piI ipIsia beg flag.
Stno NIT Gun iraa gtrbi arm
Ill bin siGrltii nj % parm.
apn itaI CO 'tit Spust DtHSa
sart irao BEG Ss irnc'eitcrb.
70 mafeu mig lnst ituSa,
iOm tr Epss paG tlirw .iSrs
Titan auoi iiTaa bed
iim "a mart yaa piIlr seq.
tn ben mine spHssr ionn,
Su bep tttit SttniFt 5urS.
Siior tor 10 trpst ss pona,
sn meg ipra riI til ,SaI.
III bsp iprr iisIlt alt SstaHS,
ilepp tic no mi ptifs bdHe.
lrs
9lri su oil meg ittis iIrPpa.
btrtiI II SiR'elft iOr iior;
rim oil anna icr mes sItpFa.
'nt 10 htnot SiHs Sre. '".
sipitus 80. Sti iniRmsIbrauo.
bitIpa fan | al mi 9laub!
l.
"a "a treRs 70 pal Gin 5rrIiar,
iom fan meg itnn SsHSi inu.
Ser iribusa. d" Srids bsIior,
bsrtt Nu pod meg oil TN.
Nom mss sguSi nor % i,pss,
pen ss tdiot bot min Rpss-
iHsTu, laf Tor ag>siH aiGrltit,
iom su piiur Gin ion, meg.
eat meg altis' iiaa bin RGrIut,
10 u trpss min 5rantibs 2'ss.
r'mii sios pan SiVisuS serb.
til ss iism bttrr &srO.
C'pnuar -iiel
"Solisrsitru'
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1904-03-11

saIiouvsriatiOu. - Glen par Pda taI
% i,plOs iOrisas at ussu gallant saUaIsT
"ai. 5rstru. bUOy e rr tIiipgTOis'" bpl
iitNs ban tit en- Somt .ftrr Tauitu.
"Sa r spEO, at ife ltts fan ilss bet iqnl
me ont cfHl," iOqrtOt 5TsIeHsH iHtbit
"tsisr JON Its, irStrH lpU, iaa soQT esj
ROi'" bViiIrbt SIisu after mfO Ct Oqbl Sui
% nudHotu pua hisTtsi
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1904-03-11
Sans Barn.

fyulbHWAlHtH uai Httup IUNHItl
bjsm. Sau FOB bsnns pso sstnoust Il
RaautIpist os iua ibODst be mauas
Sustass niso ben nBiafons Sns.
San uiIos iiis ttnos 2anipsn. ban
bIsU iiaasnSs % iad'uo cs'iDa M o.
oa ct Sras ai Giaarm. I
- Non SOiip uiIOs ipiGs for bamI
iuitsu1' Gasr> nfuaitr be Tom til at
ipnss ben upt Sana iammsnl
SpOr bun uar oeilis! % bpor ben
anmls ogiaa par en- pr9atia aupalsr.
Sars Bun nv piibr ba bdw til Spi.
ssrisnl A'"' -
Slu. bpab!
- Der iamlsps rO9sn Ueo 9srsn %
Der LOB en- iprfstis Sdrttn. -
"9pm,"
9no traaptt en- massr. blss auinoe
/ iOrt. GUN lpjtsOe Ssrsn sitsr iis Os
blsO ituaehOs bet ubeDGsslis. mems BET
bless glaantlps iGlOt ub Opsr ben forte
stiiietit' os bel unprIiss iOriiiuncos
glniigt. =
San bIsp belt ubpsseIi9,
."Spao puiter St2"
"4u' maa lite bli iini, iOrOi jss
tOmmtr. IA bun id9ts. - -"
San itirrsOs iOrbdlritt.
"gtsi, men -?!9ettr Oa psl al
brig Wurit. - So, iad idnOtlis a
bet big. Rsi buOrOdR bar 6u bet -
fint9 siGrs. bet par 10 psnt Gf biz at
pile bilis paa mig. glu iIal ies tGnOt
2dmptn, tOm % iGt big"
"5m Ont sr opD!" ia bun title.
San itnnitOs mso 5Gnohittn
SnnnOm; iGa Hap ban ota.
"9lin Giut!;" SpOr mGrtsLis bel
lluus. San bapOs nIOris bort BET ipr
- fiGiten ittt tGntt paG bet. San
uiohs 10 moi. ban bGpOt en- Out Ssruos
/ 9rOpinirn - men bet belle ipHtes
bum ian irrmmeO. iaa upsotOmmenOs
-eutiIiUIOig SorbinOsliSl San isnOts
fine 4snss terminus / BOhsn, ban
bGpSs plOris itt cjuttsn % aIOris tGntt
paa ham,
90 Ru fpo osnns aOinos osr
% ia, at bans Sut, OirIsIis bans
Ont. Har bob,
SUor bet POI unoerIiat.
"Na ia," ia BUN. "nu har ban pet
goOt.r
60 Om iOrttlGOs sDinOs bOtOt
9omwstprtIGost Up for line Cine.
"SnH par iaa ipo - % iaa IisnsOs
ban pig iaa."
Gt nat ham mtp ct | oisrist. at
Oeuus frcmmtot bdpps tIiist bans Barn,
netop iOroi bs! par bans. Ga ban
bauOs alori9 itjGutst nO9rn ai benz en-
Sanls - Buttsn UoE lite nuast til bans
Sitrts. ban OGmrsO tHH nv Oa oa iOr
Sicrnsn iOm en- tuustt Sspioitbsp gT
nOget iiernt:
Sdn ituo Der iaa iiau "a iaa ruGoIss
% iamItot mso SGnOerns paa StOIrp9'
gen.
Saa ilappsos ban bsnos pua Sdartt.
Statisls Waris! Wlm trO mig. bel
par bsoit iaaouu."
"ga nti --~ "a neil" 10y % nu brpe
henoss Sulin los - Tnu blir jsg al
brig lptislis mere"
San fob Der taus Os llappsbs btnoc
paa SOOst Os iirps bsnbss Daans ainb.
saa bItp bun after lille.
| "Sul - 90 Iaur IeI pe Hu1
isisu."
"Rei. men psnt Iiot" - ban trai
uO I'm 2UmmtbOs % Grtb nso ben.
"Rsi. nti - its Dil inssntinS ba!"
Sun rpiteOs paa SOOst. "St9 uilot
Blot f bette. % iua iaar ou ba bel
sOot'"
Suu rate bam Saanosn ban tos
ben o. bIsp itaasnOs en- SmnO uNen al
tuuur Il noatu Sing.
Saa aabntN: bun EpEcn, o. btnos:
lanaiommt 3riu iismsOs ils nso0psI
4
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1904-03-11

qrRrieiIp brrjeos CtlabQma BE- fsrs
ite 7use al Narts, 5000 NiI 6ir'
tant bIsp aibrGpot, ipraGriasspoe {,
lab paa en- balp MiIliOH Dollars.
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1904-03-11
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pda bette prOj,it. Smiplertic iOrIp'
SET fra gdhitbn, Tom | pdrthtbes St
lnGrlet sr iissIaa iulp af SstnbuntrpS'
Ter jbm ielpefs gtblsn. at 4uas SIAss
Rpstsr ont Ssrabphtbpsnins 'ptriersr
bet, stSrtbsrn.S Sfsshisrtrnt 'Er rsif
berira, ips 5akE DIN iprIaussIie, al
Rprt6suf bar sipranOrst iis til en- ioris
sahtuls ON, tat arbtiSst paa esihnis
peg, gantfuu n guli ap. ital bs5pnOc
mo bel iduittt." $1,000
>
-
Or. u. q. 3psio glbsrerumbis, Y.
q. bar unOiaRast Sheen ON en- On
sauilati6n' af 5drmsrs mso bet Raa1
at anlaass en- Ssrubans ira slbsrercm'
bic til Suluib. Os isnsrs psitcpcr frt
abtrcrpmbis til WisiouritIpsn. Sd
utu tr puatr9pet, o9 ot eni,tr Sr
Sbeto al Sptte I'll at pr9anllere 6dr
nitrne.
-
!. y. Spotsr GrootftOu, Rinn.
bar tat iia / Spioitn Tor en- SepGi
atlis, Der eaar no paa at iprbinoD
6arse. @ruuO 6Orts % GrOUtitCn mel
sititrii, Sans. Sst itses, at pinisr
itul bpssss til SOhtmsrin % oil tcit
500. 600. A''
@GtsrtUpn IL gSebhrr Ruilwap so
9erter, z. y, rblsben intOrportrs
meO en- aapital ai $500, 900. -
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1904-03-11

&urcret az Hca Sros. Sasfarin
Smsrte Rgassn, Den sippetioSbb, bet pHmS
faRsss 1unss, ben rdtts sSIsiis Den SopeOpine>
Silt aRapFH lite t q iptr Il,
ytru Ngtrhs, 9apn % sIGsH.
UOOr hpPPr eu St F YHaa uaOuH SuuOssS ssr
sGS Ep tan Rn Bros GasHt Ten sOrb,
liaS Us sisu S mtS big Tri nsH usbes
paaI 9sl bin saaS fem bar pTr lHHS
Ousish, SiaRF m Rtiu aV Ohn
bar bus iN aaGHss ben bar
hauS 6pupVp Saurs OTos eaSsipsSOmms SDasor
iom al s Ngrr, spT. Nap SHOpOlbs
Speaiht al Giaus R,aFs
buba S m tEu sa Aari SspO s5sOOnm,
RHfy SaT GHrs agsmts paom uisns,
H SnHamnaFH Of slGru ale NpnpsOOmm Er cpbs
Ema sT alt anSn bar m On sS turT
al ale Sas u uapu SpmP PHsapP fuIr
6O eTOn bsspHStHet lGuHs Ct tuapr Ja
ts syIsn DSbd T btSht IOOd eHbuug Smrrr
spbtict Ps gl aub
Sana SHDsHHs iai ST Rumm
TOua prepa H III FOh Tts
g GssVsHiabtH burs ynSHa Grr
taaGuss Gist gsiu eda @u % cpsOOmu,
apssi ur suS zoe 6rmGi III SG
satt bel Raau,S fri nvts
Ets, s,iliu su intel. 6sass RaIat Gus StOu SbtOu.
Bsa "a
WiHntapeiu
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1904-03-11

@atsrtppn IL gSsbitrr RailWap SO.
/ 9srter. z. D, srbltbsn intOrpOrsrst
msO en- aapital ai $500. 900. .,
Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1900-1909, 1904-01-29
May Not Get Depositors.

Acknowledgement Crawford ren-
dered an opinion in answer to
request from Dist. Attorney Geo.
M. Brown, of Roseburg in which
he holds that the law requiring
banks to give Assessors list OF
depositors is void.
The Attorney General says the
title of the act is, An act to en-
power Assessors to assess bank de.
posits." :, The body Of the act is
to compel tRs officers of the bank
to furnish a list Of its depositors,
and providing fine if they fail to
do so on the request of the Asses.
sor. The test is: "Whether tax
ing from the title the subject we
can find anything in the body
which cannot be referred to that
subject"
The subject of the act under
consideration is to authorize AS
SCISSORS to assess bank deposits.
The body of the act requires the
Assessor to call upon bank
officers and procure a sworn
statement of the names of depos.
itors, and to fine such officers ii
they fail to furnish it. The fin
ing of the officers is not includ-
ed in the title, to authorize AS
SCISSORS to assess bank deposits.
Any person reading the title
would naturally conclude that
the purpose of the act was tc
confer the power upon the sew
eral county assessors of the state
to assess money deposited il
banks, and they would not for {
moment suppose that it was In
tended to compel bank officials ts
furnish lists Of depositors to as
SCISSORS, or to punish them by
fine if they failed so to do at th'
request of the assessor.
In my opinion, the body o
the act is not germane to tn
title, and the act is void.
Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1900-1909, 1904-01-29

4 NJ Wade & Co, set carvers, 81.
w g Emery, l doz. carbon photos, So.
Graham & Wells, photo album.
Nolan & Callahan, hunting coat, S4.
Allied & Woodward, shaving mug and
ease, $3.
CORVALLIS GAZETTE, one years sub
n, 500.
Albert Metzger, engraved Knights OF
Pythias charm, 81.
Berry & Carl, bamboo rod case, $3.50.
OF Blackledge, bamboo stand, 81.
] II Simpson, 2 boxes loaded shells,
$3.50.
JR Smith & Co, 4 boxes loaded shells,
So,
T&CE Small, Briar Pipe and case,
So.
" Racket Store, SOC.
FL Miller, macintosh, $40.
JD Mann & Co, hunting picture and
frame, $3.50.
sLKline, 1 collar and cuff box, IS.
DC Rose & Son, pipe, 81.
Graham & Workman, smokers set, $S.
Miles Starr, box cigars, 81.
Dunn & Thatcher, sugar, 81.
JH Harris, shoes, IS. so.
E B Horning, l Id. best coffee, 40c.
Pm Zierolf, parlor lamp, S..
A Hodes, tool knife, $3.50.
EWs Pratt, engraved silver cup, s..
Smith & Hout, ham, 81.
EP Greffoz, chain, "a.
Corvallis Times, l years subscription,
$500.
CA Gerhard, gold mounted fountain
pen, $3.50.
H w Hall, box cigars, So.
RH Huston, handmade razor, S..
Homer Lilly, breakfast bacon, $3.50.
JIM Turner, box cigars. $3.50.
D D Berman, Id. coffee, 4Oc.
H E Hodes, hunting knife, $1.25.
JIM Cameron, buggy whip, 81.
Arcade, china dish, 81.
The value of the cash and merchandise
prizes amounts to over $130, and the
committee will scatter prizes through
the different events so that every shoote
will have a chance to win some of them
Indications are that this the first tour
nament of the local Gun Club will be
complete success. The committee re
quests us to state that if they have over
looked anyone who wished to donate
prize to leave their name with Alex Rem
ME, the club secretary. A complete pro
gram of the shoot will appear in our mex
issue.
Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1900-1909, 1904-01-29
Notice.

Notice.
Commencing February 1, residence
rate for new subscribers on party lines
will be 81 % per month. Rates for tele-
phones connected before that time will
remain as at present, $1.0O.
EMMA CRAWFORD, Manager.
Gard of Thanks.
The family and relatives of David A.
Millhollen return their sincere thanks
and appreciation for the many acts OF
kindness shown them during their late
bereavement. These kindly acts OF
friendship will never be forgotten.
W. H. MILLHoLLEN.
For Sale.
Maule's Strain Mammoth Bronze Tur-
KEYS, toms and hens. Address, Mrs. r.
4. Kline, Corvallis, Oregon, P. o. B. IL.
Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1900-1909, 1904-01-29
Proposals for Wood.

Notice is hereby given that the clerk
of School District No. 9, Benton county
Oregon, will receive sealed bids to furnish
the said district with wood for the COM
ing year, to-wit: Eighty cords split
body red fir wood {old growth) or SO
cords of fir wood (second growth) good
quality, not less than four feet in length,
and not less than four inches, nor more
than eight inches in thickness or diam
eter; to be delivered at the school build
ing in said district on or before August
Is, 1904. The board reserves the right
to reject any and all bids; and no bid
will be received after 6 O'Clock, February
18th, 1904. w. A. BUCHANAN
Clerk.
Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1900-1909, 1904-01-29
Gun Club Prizes.

Messrs. Burnett, Yates, Callahan and
Emery the Gun Club committee to solicit
prizes for the Benton County Tourna-
ment to be held here on February e.
were most literally received by the busl-
ness men of Corvallis, as the following
list of prizes donated will show;
Wiley & Zeis. cash, IS.
William Broders. cash, s..
B Woldt, cash, $3.50.
J. G. Weustefelt, cash, $50.
Adam Assell, cash, 81.
Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1900-1909, 1904-01-29
O. A. DEARING, Ed. AND MGR.
FRIDAY. JANUAR Y %, 1904
EDITORIAL COMMENT.

Attention is called to the fact
that there has not been hold-up
in Portland since the Lewis and
Clark promoters went to Wash
inpton. The dispatches, how
ever, announce the senate has its
hands up.
Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1900-1909, 1904-01-29
Household Goods for Sale.

Must be disposed Of by january 81 1904.
Upholstered par1or set, four pieces. l
large French plate mirror. pictures, I
hall tree, hail lamp. center table,
/ sideboard, 2 pair very nice lace cur.
tains. I steel range, small cook stove.
small refrigerator, i2 window shades, l
bedrood set with springs, stair carpet,
and numerous other articles,
MRS. J. G. KAUPi$ch,
Cor, 4th and Harrison SITS
Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1900-1909, 1904-01-29

Dowie says he built Zion near
Chicago "because there was more
devilment there to the square
ward than anywhere on earth" !"
He now proposes new Zion City
near San Francisco. Dowle may
be a little off on some subjects,
but he knows something about
cities. He is said to be in doubt
vet as to whether his third ven
ture will be near New York OF
Seattle.
The Committe on Rivers and
Harbors in the House have re-
fused to report any bill this ses'
sion, and so have called down
the wrath of Representative Her
mann on their devoted heads
He told Burton that on most
works the damage from failure
to continue the Improvement:
and protect what had been done
would cost more than the bill
Fortunaly a great part OF the
Oregon work is covered by con
tracts, and will 60 on. The
result of the committees actor
on this matter has caused much
dissatisfaction in congress.
The daily Alaskan., 1904-10-25
Decorations for Grand amp

Among the decorations that will be used for the hall at the grand camp ol the Arctic Brotherhood, which VII. convene next Tuesday at Seattle, VIII be some exquisite burnt leather pro, dueuOnS by Max kOllm, deputy grand Arctic chief for the Yukon, ilIustra log northern scenery. Some ot these pro ducliOnS are on exhibition lU the win, dow of Martin Conway'S store One ot them contains sn excellent portrait Oi Dr. L. = Keller, grand Arctic chlei. The leather upon which the work was done is native tanned moose hide.
 Mir. KOllm, the artist, accompanied by Mrs Kollm, will leave with the other members of the grand camp for Seattle tomorrow. After the adjournment Oi the camp, he will proceed tO Ger many where he became the rage few years ago and where a great demand was created for his burnt leather work o5- cause Ot the uustinted praise bestowed upon it by Emperor William. Mr. Kollm made a portrait Of the kaiser, with a hunting scene as a back ground, on a large American mOOSehide. This he presented to the emperor. who thought so well of it that he exhibited it with pleasure and caused it Co occupy a conspicuous place upon the walls OI his hunting castle.
The daily Alaskan., 1904-10-25
Public Notice

The assessment roll of the town ot Skagwsy for the year l9O4 k now iu my possession for the purpose of collecting the taxes levied thereon which are now due and payable.
 The taxes for the year 1901 will be- come delinquent on the first day of March, 1905, at the hour of 6 o'clock p. ID. On that day, and unless they shall be paid prior thereto, 70 per cent. will be added thereto as a penalty of delin- quency, and eight per cent. per anuum interest on the amount of said taxes and penalty will be charged from the da:e of delinquency until paid.
 Taxes may be paid at my office dur ing business hours from the date hereof.
 Dated at Skagwsy, Alaska, October IS, 1904 Fl. II Draper,
 lO-lS2w Town Treasurer.
The daily Alaskan., 1904-10-25
How to Cure CoInsund Bruises

Fnst, soak the corn or bunion in warm water to soften it; then pare il doNu as closely as possible without draw irg blood and apply ChsmbeTlsin's Pain B Inn twice d fly, rubting vigorously for five minutes at each application. A corn plaster should be worn a few days to pre- tcCt 1t from the shoe. As a general lini- ment for sprsius, bruises, lsmeless and r, eumatiSm, Paiu Balm is uuequaled. For sale by Kelly Drug Co.,
The daily Alaskan., 1904-10-25
Cap. RanniosHas Pet

A fine young moose was captured in the Yukon of the mouth Of White river bg the CasCa's crew on the way up from Dawson. Capt. Ei,l Ranuie has the animal Stabled here oGd will tate with hjm Co Vancouver where he wIll either present it Co the zDO or break it to harness and operate aa eN- press wagon during the wjnrer.- WhitehOrse Star.
The daily Alaskan., 1904-10-25
The Best Doctor

Rev. B. (. Horton. SulIhur Springs. T, KS, writes, July T9lh, 1899: "I have ed iu my family Ballsrd's Snow Liui- eut and Horehourd Syrup, and they h,ve proved certainly satisfactory. The lirimeut is the best we have ever used for headaches and pains. The cough syrup has been our doctor for the last eish. years" zSc, 5 c, SI.oO. Sold by S-lly Drug Go.
The daily Alaskan., 1904-10-25
b asonio Meeting

There will be a regular COmmunica- tion of White Pass Lodge No. ll3, F. x A. M., Friday evening, October 2S, at their hall, No. 525 Fourth avenue. Work in F. ..
 SOjouruing and visiting brethren are cordially invited Co meet with us.
 By order of the W. NJ. ROBT. W. TAYLOR, Secretary.
The daily Alaskan., 1904-10-25
MUST GO
Big Stock uf CuriOS Gr, atly
 Reduced

Do you want an Indian basket? We hays three hundred of them that we want to sell and we are prepared to toua ke a satisfactory price on them We also have one hundred pairs of MuccaSins that we will sell from fifty cents Go two dollars a pair. In fact all ot our immense stock Ot curiOS will wi b. sold as rapidly as possible at prices that will aStOuish you.
 Call and examine stock and get prices.
 Case & Draper, Broadway.
The daily Alaskan., 1904-10-25
Three SPsOialti0s, All Periso:

The Boss Bakery makes a specially of three things 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 uneNcelled anywhere, and Flows speak for themselves wherever found.
The daily Alaskan., 1904-10-25
ANOTHER WONDER OF SCIENCE
BIOIOgy has Proved that DandruR Is
 Caused by n Germ.

Science Is donig wonders these days in medicine as well as in mechanics. Since Adam lived, the human race has been troubled with dandruff for which no hair preparation has heretofore proved sue cessful cure until Newbro's Herpicide was put on the market. It is a scientific prep aratiOn that kills the germ that makes landruff or scurf by digging into the cGIp to get at the root of the hair, where it saps the vitality; causing itching scalp. falling hair. and finally badness. With out Gandruff hair must grow luxurlantly. lt is the only destroyer of dandruff. Sold by leading druggists. Send 10c 'D stamps for sample to The Herpi- eide Co.,, Detroit, Mich.
 Wm. Britt, Special Agent.
The daily Alaskan., 1904-10-25
COMING UP
Prasp, ctOr is Nearing White
 horse

Whitehorse, Oct. 25-The Prospec- tor coming up from Dawson, passed Selkirk at ; D, m. yesterday.
 The Nic.ori arrived at HoOtal'n- qus last evening. The Dawson will al Q rive from HOOtalinqua this evening with the crews of the LaFrance and the Columbian which are tied up at HuC;aliuQua.
 The Victorian is stripping at the commisslry and will be haul,d out 'o- mo TOW.
The daily Alaskan., 1904-10-25
Nome Names Del 2 stes

The following were elected delegates to the grand camp by the Arctic Broth erhOOd of Nome:
 Col J. F. A. Strong and W. Fl. Fer gusOn, delegates at large: A. J. Cody, C. $. Hannum, C. B. Mcconnell, W. T. Perkins and George F. Leekiy. The alternates elected were N R. SOlncC, Fred ?. Meyer, J. W. COrsOu, W. V. Rinehart, W. K. Forrest, Charles r. Burnett.
The daily Alaskan., 1904-10-25
John Kalem, the Grocer
ARCIIC BROTHERHOOD
 TO HAVE BIG TIME

There will be dOings at the Arctic Brotherhood tonight lt wlll be the regular meeting and there will be three limitations and after the meeting of the camp, there will be ba- guet iU honor ot the officers of the grand camp and the del- egstesto that camp who wjIl leave on the Cottage City for the south tomor- row,