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Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1904-08-25
shippingIliInoi. Peaches.

Alto Pass, H., Aug. 21.-Peaches arr
now leaving Egypt" By the millions
One man, who has an orchard eigh
miles west of here on Big Muddy river
is shipping from 500 to $500 four
basket crates a day of big yellow
Daacbes
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1904-08-25
GEN. C,.as. Fitr.fmmon. nead,

Chicago, Aug. 21.-Gen- Chas. Fitz-
simmons, a well-known contracting
engineer and civil war officer. is deaf
here of complicated diseases following
q fall sustained some time ago.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1904-08-25

Dover. England, Aug. as. W
Greaslev, the third man to enter ths
water in the attempt to swim thu
Straits of Dover this year, and wht
started Saturday, gave up the uia
after an hQar and half, ewing to thu
extreme low temperature of the water
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1904-08-25
Won plehre,s SLAYER pics .Again.

st. Petersburg, Aug. Pit is ru-
mored here that the assassin of NJ
Won Plehve. minister of the interior,
died few days ago.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1904-08-25
MR.. DAVIS ACCEPTS

Democratic Candidate for Vice-Fresident Replies IN
Vigorous Speech to Mastery address or noti-
fication Delivered by John Sharp Williams
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1904-09-30
SOUTH SOITUATE.

Frank wordsn IL now In charge Of the
Roeklsnd House.
Mrs. Charles Fletcher has been visiting
Mrs. L. l.. Briggs.
A family named Nadeau recently
moved here from the Valley.
The road between this village and
Richmond IL being repaired.
Conductor Robert Scott 10 sgain on
work tor the electric railway.
Rev. G. a. Bsebe occupied the pulpit
u the Roekland church lsst Sunday.
A number from here sll.nGed an auc-
Ion at the Brown Farm near the Line
store last Saturday.
understood that the half hour time
afternoons on the p. & ID. Railway msy
continue for another month.
Much to the ss,i,fselion Of every body
In this section, the Roeklsnd mill started
up on full time Monday morning.
George waterman Of this place has re.
Gently purchased q pair OF horses OF
Luther Hopkins Of North ScIiuste.
The nesres, place tor automobile re-
psiIlng IL st Hughes * Alkin'' machine
shop, IS Plsirosld street, olneyville.
The mso with q breakdown may ask you.
The gam. OF ball on Sunday did no,
ns,erialize ss the Howard Hills did not
put In an appearance. The local team
would like one more game with some
GOOD club
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1904-09-30
CLAYNlLLE
vices.

The Jeneks school has not Jet begun.
James Luther has q remarkably large
crop of pumpkins this year
Willard Wells 10 improving his real.
dence by the construction ofa piazza.
Mr.. and Mu. Albert Angeli have re.
turned fom stay at Washington Village.
A "harves, supper" will be held a, the
church on Saturday evening OF next
week.
Coomer Ford OF North Scituate 10
painting this week at Mu. Williams
cottage.
The nearest place for automobile re.
pairing is at Hughes & Akin. machine
shop, IS Plainheld ST., olneyvil'e. Tie
ma with the breakdown may ssk you.
Mrs. Mary A. Ford has been visiting
hos sister, Mrs. Charles A. Stone OF
Knightsville, who 10 seriously III.
The nearest place for automobile &c
pairing 10 at Hughes Il Atkins machine
shop. 3S Plainfeid ST.. Olneyvie. The
man with . breakdown may ask you.
ame. Sesver OF III Pentecostal Insti-
iute preached an excellent discourse q,
the Cls! vile q ureh. last Sunday even.
Ing. Mr. Sesvsr. though . young man,
10 a speaker OF much more than ordinary
ability and his addresses are always we'll
worth listening TO. He will occupy the
pulPi, here every Sunday evening for the
preseat.
Aft. B. Hill's general sh re you can
buy "Oxolo" the new beet al; Iron ex-
tract. q coupon with every bottle. You
may get the gold watch. Canned Peas,
) tor age; Canned squash, J for 1Se,
csnnsd Strawberries, Isej Pine Apple
rec; "Littls Duke" Peas, lac, Minoe
Meat. ) Tor age; women's Shoes. oSc !
Oxford Ties o. 90; Mems Shoes 800 to
sLT5i Condensed MIN, ) for l7c.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1904-09-30
LYMANSViLLE.

Fir.t class JOB printing a, the TIMES
Office
The mill 10 running overtime two
nights per week.
George Gilson, the bai ber, has been
III with pneumonia.
George XIX returned this week from n
business trip to Boston.
Thorn" Phillips Is reslding at his
fathers farm near Harmony.
The residence OF William Maekle,
superintendent OF the CenteIdsle Worsted
Mills, 10 being reshinglsd.
Several young men from here will par
uciPa,e In the Republican campaign
parade which 10 being organized.
Misses Phebe and Amy Andrews OF
Providence have been the guests OF Mrs.
A. l.. Andrews OF Metchlf avenue.
The LymansvIlle Fire Company will
debate the adoption OF its new c. nstitu
tion and bv.lawe next Friday evening.
Jshn =. Davis OF this place was ar
pointed a member OF the State CentraI
Committee nj the recent Democratic
caucus.
James MoGulre. overseer Of the var.
department OF the Lymansvile MIL, has
accepted position st the new Greystone
MIL.
The Plupy Shute Club. composed OF
local young people. will conduct s,ries
Of Saturday evening soelAls at the casino
beginning October I.
The frat OF q .cries OF Saturday evening
sooials under the au,plces OF the Shutc
Club. will he held tomorrow nlght at the
woonasqustu,ket Casino.
Samuel Knowles OF Olneyvilc. former
ly Of Lawrence, and Ml.s Wihclmina
Lsnghoh oi lhis place were married last
week Ia Providence aud are residing on
River avenue.
The IIighwoy Department. were at
work this week At the corner OF Metcali
ana River avenues near Khby's stoie.
where the steep grhde OF Mc,calf avenue
caused iroubls during heavy rains. The
gutter is now curbed to obvIaie the diff
Guilty.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1904-09-30
CENTERDALE.

&c Angel 10 having his automobile
repaired.
Louis la Pointe is working for ]. J.
Hughes at Manton.
Vestibule cars were placed In operation
Monday on the Cenierdale line.
Rev. John Stewar, spoke Sunday eve.
ming at the Farmers Baptist church.
The North Providence school committee
will hold . regular meeting thh evening.
Politics are simmsring, which gives
promise that they will soon come 10 boil.
Highway Commis,ionsr Sweet and
men are working this week At Lymans-
Vile.
Some tin.id people are afraid the town
stone crusher will be the nest thing
stolen.
The East Side Praying Band had
charge OF the evening service at the NJ,
church on Sunday.
Conductor Henry Niokerson leaves
tomorrow for q three weeks vacation,
which he will spend at the Cape.
The new mill OF the Centerdals Worstcd
Company at Oineyville has three stories
already constructed, and will be rooted
before snow flee.
John Ogden. ex.representa,ive OF
North Providence. and clerk this year of
the Committee on Corporations OF the
House OF Representatives, was the rseipi-
ent on Saturday Of a handsome ste'iing
silver, gold-lined loving cup rendered to
him by the members OF the committee as
a token OF their appreciation OF his ser.
vices.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1904-09-30
POCASSET.

FOS SALE-About tons OF new corn
fodder. Cali at Shang Bailcy's Hotel,
Hartford Road.
The Democrats Of John,ton met Sun
day al the home Of William Is. Colwell
and decided To- hold n caucus the follow
Ing wednesdy to selec, delegates 10 the
State Convention.
Miss Eliza s. thornton returned on
Tuesday from an enjoyable visit at the
home OF Mrs. Emma a. Fsifbsnk, near
Greene, X. I. Miss Thornton and Mrs.
Fsirbsnh. who was then Miss Msihewson,
were schooImstes at Smithvill. Seminary, 4,
North scitusie. fifty years ago. and, until
within the past two weeks, had not met
each other during all the intcrvsnirg x
years.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1904-09-30
HARMONf.

Job Printing at the Times Office.
Charles Whippie has purchased the
Gross farm.
The Improvements are completed at
the Wslling place.
Mis-. Jane NanIon has been visiting
friends in Providence.
c. ]. Jsques has sold his big team OF
mules to Herbert +. Wslling.
Mrs. 2. l. Steere has returned to her
home at HysnnIs Port, Mass.
The first mile Of state road is completed
and the second mile Is well begun.
Mr,. Charles johnson and Mrs. Gideon
Smith spent Saturday In Providence.
A we'll attended social was held a,
Klondike Hall last Saturday evening.
Mr.. Jam.s Phillips has been to Bright.
on where he purchased fine 10, OF cattle.
2 c. walllng hs, jn't purchased a
one hundred acre wood lot near Tarsiln.
C,J. Jsquss has 'old his fine pair OF
gray horses TO Richard Ws,erhouss Of
Greenvile.
A number Of horsesJ belonging to
Harmony psr,ie, have been entered In
the races al Woou,ocket ne1t Saturday.
Mr,. Z. I. Sisere has recently purchased
| from Mr'. Minerva Baker eopper.plste
| bed spread one hundred and twenty years
/ old.
An auction Of real estate and personal
property takes place at the George Angel
farm near the Central ,ehoolhouse or
Thursdsy, October 18th.
Mr.. and Mira. Paine Of CsmbHdEeport
Mass. Mrt. Brock and Mrs. Ches,ei
Pesroe OF Providence were the guests o.
Mr,. Henry WhipPle, Tuesday.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1904-09-30
ROCkLAND.

Mr.. Frank Wilbur is building q new
barn.
Mr.. Benjamin Wilbur's health 10 slowly
mpro ving.
Mr.. A. ID. sesmsns 10 recovering from
his resent fall.
Rev. ID. l.. Bennett called at Rev.
Fenner Jacques Tuesday.
Mr.. Walter Hicks secured q hne crop Of
ersnb r'ie. before the heavy frost came.
Miss Mary Lewis and Miss Emma
Lewis visited relatives In this plsss last
week.
Mi,s Elizabeth Peekhsm OF Middle,own
was the guest OF Miss Lena Wilbur re-
Gently.
The Sonth Seilu,te Baptist church will
hold their annual roll call. Saturday,
October ., st 4 O'Clock.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1904-09-30
TAORNTON'

Callers Block Ia being repainted.
The Thornton Clubs last social was a
great success.
BIi,ker business is reported at the
Fitch Cos. Mill.
William Fisher is spending short va
cation in Warren.
The Manzlno Club hkve a social this
evening In Cslefs Hall.
John Hays has returned from q stay OF
tour weeks in Philadelphia.
Busine. is showing very decided
gain at the Hosiery Co.'s Mil.
An auction Of live stock takes place at
the W. p. Larkin farm on Monday.
The Thornton football team play the
Crescents of Pawtueket on Saturday.
There were weddings and fireworks In
plentitude last Sunday at ST. Roceo's
church.
Rev. q. W. Robley Is one OF the SPEAK
ers at the Independents meeting in Man
ton this evening.
Romeo Munday. who was before Judge
Palmer on Monday for using threatening
language, was acquitted.
Alice Rafferty,, daughter OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Michael Rafferty,, was chris,ened
Sunday at 81. AIMS church.
The room, OF the Thornton Social Club
are being renovated and repaired b.
Councilman Dalton who owns the build
ing.
Harry Paulson has been quite busy this
week repairing stoves and pipes In the
schoolhouses In the outlying districts OF
Johnston.
DR.. lPh A. Shaw and Judge ].
Rsthery went to Boston Wednesday and
played cricket with the Providence team
against Boston team.
Tne nearest place for automobile re-
pairing is at Hughes & Atkins machine
shop, 3S plainhe!d street, Olneyville.
The man with breakdown may ask YOU.
Read tie advertisement, OF the Bee Hive
Cloak Store on the last page OF the
TIMES. This store. formerly In Pixies
Block, i' now located at IS Msnton ave.
nue..
A marching company OF iny men,
which Is TO be one of the units In the
battalion of kimbal Guards OF the Re-
publican Brigade, wac agganized Tuesday
evening by Harry Taylor. The company
is composed almost entirely OF Italian
voters and will be captsined by Thomas
A bachelor dinner wa. held Saturday
evening in odd Fellows Hall, Olneyville,
when the friends OF william G. Gill.
assistant superintendent of the Pocssset
Mills, bade him bon voyage for England,
where at Yorkshire. his promised bride,
Miss Edith Grove is awaiting him. Mr..
Gill and Miss Grove after their marriage
will reside at Thornton.
Malicious pollution of Rock Spriog on
the w. Z. Larkin farm was discovered
Saturday. An acid taste was noticed In
the water and imbedded far down In the
sandy bottom was found the cause. A
can of concentrated lye with the cover
perforated TO allow the contents TO leach
out, two pounds Of esmphor balls and a
couple of bars OF ordinary washing soap
had been placed In the water. Chief OF
Police Bigbee Of Cranston is investigating
the case
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1904-09-30
In Praise Of Chambsrlain's Collie.
ChoIsrea and Diarrhosa Re m sdy.

ALLOW me TO give you q is~ words In
praise OF Chsmberlsins Cole, ChoIers
and eDIsrrho.s.Rem~iy.' ssys Mr. John
Hamlet Of Eagle Pass, TeIs. ~ suf.
tered one week with bowel trouble and
took ell kinds of medicine without getiing z
any relief. When nv friend, Mr. c. John
son, q merchant here, advised me TO take
thi. remedy. Af,er taking one dose |
felt greatly relieved and when I had ssen
the thIrd dose ~s' entirely cured.
thank you from the bottom OF nv hear,
for putting ihis great remedy In the
hsnds OF mankind" For sale by 3. A.
smith. OIneyviIle; W. DunnSna * Bro.
Msnson avenue; Put~s drug store
Oineyvills.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1904-09-30
NORTH SCITUATE.

1t 10 about time for the Republican
Caucus.
A social Was held Saturday vsning at
the Gleniord Club house.
a good many people In this village
entertained visitors OF Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John &. PeekhAm will
return to Providence this week.
The wayside Cleaners held q harvest
supper on Wednesday evening.
Meetings are being held every Tuesday
eveoing a, the Old Bank Village.
Aiss Nellie Hsrweod OF Providence is
the suest OF Mrs. George Cooke.
Rev. $ G. Dory formerly OF this place,
preached at Pseoas last Sunday.
Mr.. James Sesver OF the Institute 10
preashing at Clayville on Sunday even
ing'.
r. F. Brown lo,t quite a quantity Of
beans and tomatoes by the heavy ftost Of
iAst week,
FOR ShLE-About /, tons OF new corn
fodder. Call at Shang Bailey's Motel.
Hartford Road.
william NJ. Harris, whose lumber yard
was Destroyed by hrs, 10 we'll knowR In
this section.
Mrs. Jennie Smith will assume the
position OF housekeeper at Abnsr Angels
next week.
DR.. herbert o. True Of Providsncs was
the guest OF DIR. Charles Davis OF this
place on sundsy.
The North Soitus,e W. c. T. u. held a
meeting on Thursday afternoon at the
home Of Mrs. Reming on.
The North Seituste Mil shut down this
week for two weeks on account OF needed
repairs TO be made TO the dam
william II. Bowen, u 10 said, Intends
to give a huskIng soon In celebration OF
the completion si his new barn.
Mrs. Anthony and Mrs. Msthewson Of
Providence were the guests OF Mrs.
Thomas Simmons on Wednesday.
A number from this place attended the
lecture Ia Greenville ls.t Friday evening
by Rev. J. NJ. Lowden Of Olneyvills.
spencer's Smithneld Publie Make, wss
opened In Greenvills on Thursday OF last
week under very favorable auspices.
Several candidates for membership at
the Advent church will receive the rite OF
baptism on Sunday st Lake Moswan,ioui.
Hon. +. =. Owen was nominated a.
the Democratic candidate for Congress
from the Western District on Thursday.
II IL understood that a "rummage sale
for the benefit Of the Baptist church 10 to
be held this iall at some place In Provi-
dsncc.
franklin l.. Owen, Allen Barber and
Edwin A. Hawkes. ss delegates from
Seituate attended the Democratic state
convention In Providence yesterday.
William II. Poole died at his homs in
this village on Monday after en- illaess Of
several weeks. The funeral services we're
held on Thursdsy afternoon at the Fsee
Baptist church. Mr.. Poole vas born In
Massachusetts,, be came to Seitusie when
a young man and has sInes resided here.
He was carpenter by trade, but has
been engaged In farming. lie served
,ome time In the Civil War and has been
Tor many years deacon OF the Baptist
church. lie leaves two children, william
n. Poole j.. and Mrs. Henry King.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1904-09-30
CRANITkV.lLE.

Mr.. Msry NBgsht died OF her home In
this place on Monday
Work is being done In connection with
the in,,allstion Of The new furnace st the
sehoolhouse.
The funeral services Of Mrs. Mary A.
Nugent mother OF Hon. Henry Y.
Nuseni. we're held from her late resi-.
demo. yesterday morning. The deceased
was IN her sishty-,hIrd year Burial
occurred at Dsniel.on.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1904-09-30
CREYSTONE.
lame, Mcclure Of Lymsnyiils has re-
eeived an appointment 80 ovsrseer at The
B.nn Compsny's new mill.

There IL no uuer axiom than that si
real reform and progress In the world is
effected by eompromise. Tne Liquor
Problem 10 one Of the mos, momen,ous
that the human race has today 10 bor.
Between the rigid sb,tInence and the
believers IN the doctrine OF isisser- fsire.
Mr. Tohn Brisben Walker comes with o
remarkably well thoueht.out plan OF com.
pre- mise. the working OF which seems
prscticsi and pregnant with benefit. II
IL stated In an editorial In the October
"Co.mopolitsn."
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1904-09-30
ioivs Honor TO Whom Due

DIR. David Ksnncdys Fsvorite Remedy,
Of Rondout. N. Y, cured me Of Brighls
disease and Gravel. -Four Of the bes,
physicians had failed to relieve me.
have recommended II to scores OF people
with like success. and know II will cure
oil who Try it.--Mn. v 7. Mizner. Burg
HiIl, o. Price ti.oo, all druggists 8
bottles eS 90.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1904-09-30
ALLEkDALE.

Sussn A., wife OF Charles s. Cshoone.
died Tuesday sged 7J years, 4 months
and 8 days The funeral services were
held THE morning from her husbands
residence. .o4 River avenue after which
the body va. taken 10 East Greenwich
for Intetment
The daily Alaskan., 1904-05-23
BUILD ROAD
Government to Construct
 Highway to Bullion

That a government road will connect the outlying mining districts with Whitehorse within few months is a tOregone conclusion.
 The above statement Is based on in- terviews held by Star representative with Territorial Engineer w. Thibau- deau and Yukon Councillor Robert Lowe.
 Mir. Thibaudeau has returned from a l4 days trip through the mining fields, during which time he visited Ruby, Bullion, Fourth of July and many other creeks, governing on his journey and in the short space of time consumed, up- ward of 400 miles, and he reports that in all Yukon's broad expanse there Is not a country which can be so easily and cheaply supplied with good thor oughfare as that lately traversed by him. The fact that the intrepid path finder made the long trip he did in such a SQOEL SpttSC OA AAAAlO ID NoISAN9A'N V f-~~ that the country is by no means hard one in which to travel. He made the trip partly in light wagon, partly on horseback and partly on foot.
 His report Of what he saw will be made to Commissioner Congdon at the earliest possible date and Mir. Thibau- deau does not hesitate to state that ais report will be most favorable.
 In addition to looking up the teasi' biIity of constructing road to the creeks, Mir. Thibaudeau went farther and thoroughly convinced himself that there is something which justiAes such expenditure. He convinced himself from personal observation of the creeks from gold he saw taken out of the ground, and by conversation with own CTS and operators on the various creeks that as a heavy gold producer the future of che district is assured, and that it is a camp the government will do well to foster and aid in it's develop meat.
The daily Alaskan., 1904-05-23
THE BRADY OPPOSITION

The people of Alaska are not chronic kickers. When they believe man 'o be honest, only the grating politicians not the people, will be found against him.
 If President Roosevelt will all the offices in Alaska with such men as John G. Brady, James NJ. Shoup, D. H. Jar wis, John W. Dudley and r. Fl. Mullen be will hear only the occasional vail or the disgruntled politician in opposition Juneau Record-Miner.
 The coupling of the name of John G. Brady with those of good and capable officials is absurd, and the intimation that only "disgruutlea politicians" are opposed to Brady is as false as was any thing ever written. The fact that there is no opposition m Alaska among those of any class to ShOup and Jarvis and Dudley and Mullen gives the lie di-
 
 rect that only politicians oppose Brady The governor does not come in contact with politicians in an official way at all, the other officials do. None of those who oppose Brady strongest want his job. The opposition to Brady is based upon his official record as it concerns those people who are building up the commercial and industrial interests of the district of Alaska. His admins trstion has been condemned by buSi- ness organizations and mass meetings of the people Of Juneau, Skagway and elsewhere in the district. The sena- tors who visited Alaska last year, and whom the Record-Miner and other tory papers hold up as men who could not do wrong, admit that the people of Alaska do not want Brady in office.
 The objection to Gov. Brady as fed eral office holder comes from the mass of the people of Skagway, Juneau, Nome, Ketchikan and all the other cities and mining camps of Alaska It exceeds in it's extent the objections to all other officials in the district. lti not 80 active as thas to some of the others only because the gOveruOrshiP is of less importance to the people. Since Sec retary Hitchcock has refused to permit Brady to visit Washington during the sessions of congress and since senators and congressman have been convinced that he does not represent Alaska, he has become harmless and the oPposi- tion to him has grown passive. That Is all.
The daily Alaskan., 1904-05-23
ACT QUICKLY
Delay Has Been Dangerous in Many
 Cases
rne1L

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 Act quickly in times of danger.
 Baekache is kidney danger.
 noan's Kidney Pills act quickly.
 Cure all distressing, dangerous kid ney ills.
 Plenty of evidence to prove this
 William Eldred, solicitor for F. A. Bolt X Co.,, 729 Commerce street, place of residence corner of 18th and Dock streets, Tacoma, Wash says: Hast summer for about a month had pain in my back so severe that could hard ly stand it. also had other symptoms which convinced me that it was my kid neys that were the cause of the trouble and the secretions from those organs were too frequent in action, especially at night, disturbing my rest. l heard people speak well of DOan's Kidney Pills and this induced me to get box. Before I had finished the box the pain in my back and other symptoms disap- peared. I am poor hand to take med iciue, but when I find one which comes up to the representations made for it like Doan's Kidney Pills do, l am only too glad to recommend it ct every op- portunity." .
 For sale by all dealers. Price 50 cents. Foster-Milburn Co.,, Buffalo, N. Y. sole agents for the U. 5.
The daily Alaskan., 1904-05-23

The verdict seems to be unanimous that Skagway's defeat in the baseball game at Whitehorse Saturday was due rather to the unsportsmanlike conduct of the umpire than to any superiority of Whitehorse players. Such proceed fngs are not in the interest of sport. They leave a bad taste that last entire ly too long.
The daily Alaskan., 1904-05-23

A German professor and authority on international law says of the Monroe doctrine:
 Europe must for the present con- tinue the policy of hands of till the doctrine dies a natural death in the American mind.
 The fact that the Monroe doctrine has been more than 30 years alive thus far and that it is just now being recog- nized by Germans would indicate that it's natural death in the American mindn is not a matter of immediate con- corn
The daily Alaskan., 1904-05-23
whitshorse ExoursiOn

Tickets for the White Pass Athletic club excursion to Whitehorse and re- turn which will take place next Satur- day, are now on sale by R. D. Pinneo, at the traffic department of the w. r. & Y.R. Rates to bona ide residents of Skagway s5 5-l6ot t.