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World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1904-04-21
FAIR VIEW Items.
B. oRAyEL seRArcHERs

Kind Ed and correspondents
We thought We would write a few
items for the first time.
Cool weatheratpresent writing. I
Fife Shelley visited Elite God
dare Sunday.
Storms are getting very fire.
.qncnt il this part Of the country,
one struck Horny Williams house
and blew away some cleyises.
/ Carol Tyrrcll is seen out at
work again as the forty days has
expired since ground hog day
Sarah Williams visited her mo-
| Their which is very poorly
Mr.. Kidney Is around selling
poultry medicine.
Ada Shelley visited her mother
| Mrs. Goddard Friday.
There IS going to be a seven
mouths school at the Dunsmort
school house, then look out yot
will see the "tirayel ocratchers
making the gravel fly.
W., heard that Elite Purdy an'
! the Rodgers girls were going U
Washington the fourth OF July
| Nj, G. Tyrrell, went to see M
girl,
' And took quite a stay
: And won't q noe back,
? Til the last Of May
D Well kind Ed as this IS on
b first time we. will ring of III neA
week So bye bye
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1904-04-21

!: c: Mores has been very sex
during the past week bnt a. last
report vas some better and we
hope to hear Of Ills recovery;
Blapch Vincent returned to
Springfield last Sunday night 70
enter School
Leta Adams returned home last
Sunday night after a weeks visit
with friends here;
Miss Exendine aud Nr. Rusten
left fur fIous'on where they will srcnd
about three 1ag with relatives there
! Wen ~ news il scarce and 'imc y
short viii Ding fl for this time wish
ing 10 seeall ME correspondents item
4 ia print.
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1904-04-21


"eo' "'e'''''E 49, ~ A'N "ArpS
~ = '''''' - $500 49,
i'*is WI" : =" 'c"'''
We ave hayine nice weather at
p'e'1""
Sunday School began at Long
N'''es ''''''o'1
Rev. Baker is quite sick a, present.
,i;r.,c AlcCov aud sis,e, snen,
c,n,,,a, .y,n;,c v,h M.v p,ck.,
c,,, ..pDcD E,e, 90. ,.o,nn,b.r
a., a.. a.. y,nd rusw ~, ana ,hs
u, .hn, Il h,;,b - !, Void I
mann II Nav wh.n we Won, 20
see Sugar aud Tea 'spsar aad Mo
sun shower SO bright j, melted Mo-
lasses all over the broken plate il
was Christmas present by Riley
Taie.
heNr} a'e was me welcome guest
al MS ! 'SNe''S 7""uNy'
How is the little gray poney
Henry
Sugar be sure and be at Mr..
4 Iesses Sunday as | have j whole
mug full 10 tell you YOU ana Miss
Pearl come there at 50 il possible.
~
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1904-04-21

!. O Lacy what was ihe mites 2itx
Willie n. Sunday because he didnt
81 % yes brcausc you broke his
hpaFl sog know
SD Melton Jess Booker Fred Hor-
ton. Wstef Tucker Willie Hunter
Rinse Booker and Cnalicc Clay we're
,hs welcome guests u Chafley Mel
loa Sunday.
Lizzie Earl Mgl.on wEo vas'chop-
pine wii', an Az had the misfortune
q splitting his loot open.
Willie A. S,artyd 10 hunt a dear
without avs sna,
/ re Stated toward C%Iejs as fast as
b. eoald ran,
1 NJ, .'ne OsIei and viz and VII INN
/ s'lu',i~ and s ifeyisilcd Sir, jim Melton
nd wifi snn,iisy
Mis- 'Fyant:ie Robertson is slowN re-
coverlns oyGi ! severe spell u sore
ihiral
Elsie Baniioiow ealltd On Frtnkie
| Robertson Sundag
Z. Hello Laura shv Wasn't you AZ 3 X
Sunday A 0. was lheCe
Elmon opprIoek and JAMES Fly start
ed IoK 9, Monday evening
Rev Dicknrson sill preach nj SniDns
School house Sat. night sunday ADD
: Suudqy night
Well VIII ring ~ ror tvs lime WISH
: ing he Nj sAa correspondents long
All isplN Iilo holing 10 see his il
pin, viii come again af
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1904-04-21
DTNSlNORE PinY N 3
ny suNsnISE.

Kind Ed. and correspondents.
We IRE having lots Of rain just now
Well 1 nln real sorry 10 think that
anne % onr ppople has been making n
kick Al orr writing for Am sure no nnr
mpans any harm by joking that ~ y
they don't carry il TO far,
Well am glad correspondents DAY Is
drawing near but cant make up 'ny
mind what WON'T 10 sneak on now III
could compose u piece on education
like the American Girl ! could soon de-
clae ON my piece fol- MN u dear lover
~ education and would like 10 add a
Jew more words to the 'Ameucrn girl
| think cducaiiun ought 10 begin At
home We ong3t 10 educate our children
from The cradle ~ learn them first to
1--we aud respect their parents for five
ranI do that how can our teachers be
| expected 10 DO more than their duty. Iel
! Us take for nur iesspn the boy and The
| oak tree isn't that a true lesson OF hu
man nature? Now let us take for gu
| prop the book Of God and by its rules b,
bound and lie, the wise word 81 on
friend be STAKES 10 fence us round Ant
az for the fallen girl no true christian
man or woman would ever point ~
4 finger Of sGorn AT her, lei Us think hos
the Salvation Army WORKS for lost SOU
oh how | wish there was more salyalio
ia our country then there Is To day we
conld write more on This bnt viii ste
for this time as have taken np enong
space now.
The Incubator is all right may bee An
when Won write sam tell her to re,
Dandy old lpsIv il never gets crus'y.
Never gets mad aud feathers full;
Never gets rusty never smells mns'y.
And matches The chicks BY the baske, fu
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1904-04-21

TIA Ia ever body isbavlog good time
sale las il here sgaiB IOWA IL over rnp.i
Mr. Russian visited his sier-in-law Mrs.
West Saturday afternoon
cardealie sullivan visited her aunt Mrs.
West Saturday morning.
Mrs Sn)liv in aud daughter visited her
sister Wednesday afternoon.
jain Hnll and wife " rejoicing over
their fine baby girl that has come 10 bless
their happy home.
So | see This in print will call agal'
80 byf hye.
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1904-04-21
ROCK SPRINGS
my nlLL sLlrGAp.

Well | thought would write
few items for the WORLD CRFssET.
We are having some nice clear
weather ct present.
Mrs. Sis Helsebeck passed TO
the great beyond last Thursday
night, The funeral services were
held at the Big Hull church. She
leaves q husband and four children
o mother, sister, two brothers ana
many friends to mourn her loss,
Tennie Tate visited at Mr.. Youngs
last Sunday.
Oh. Mary yon was mistaken
that was John Tate that sleeps to
late he mover gets up till eight.
Charley Robertson visited Ben
aod Charley Tate last Sunday
night.
Mary Myres is getting along all
right with her incubatnr She
hatched q hundred chickens ont OF
a hundred and twelve eggs.
Henry Tate got lost Sunday
\ night as no como home from
Dutch Town and he didn't get
home till twelve o'clock.
/ Carroll Tyrrell bought him q
tiue Jersey COW from MI. Mabe,
| "Sugar and tea" is cheap IL
Dutch Town you can got Dun
dred pounds for a dollar.
Oh! "Sweethcart' guess the,
were Judging by tho way Anth'
! Rodgers done you.
Wiley and Henry are talking
about going west for their hcalti
but l don't think they will go an,
7 farther than Green Mountain.
Oh! "Punch you and Judy" mus
9 come again we enjoy reading you
Items.
LILLIAN Pownell and Henry Tat
y Stayed at Trumbo's until it va
2 getting lats.
n Mr. Young is palelng eight
= acres OF land for pasture. M
Young .is working man and trie
il to educate his children.
= / think II would be better il "
g had more preachers in this countr
= and less drunkArds.
!, Sintha HoHlden visited at Cha
: smarts last Friday.
\ Oliver Salsman ID talking ii 4,
south for his health he 90,
. It'll 10 too cold hcrc for him,
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1904-04-21
BRUsHY KNOB ITEMS:
ny VIOLET

Kind Ed. il you will allow ME
space in your valuable paper will
once more write a few items for the
WORMS CREssET.
II is very pleasan. weather at. this
writing.
Flowing is the order Of the day.
Lucy. Lot,ie, Susie, and Hes,e,
Oxley and Berthe Ellis and Alma
Tucker was the welcome guests d
Dora Melton Sunday.
Rev, Yockum preached an interest,
ing sermon Al B. X. Sunday.
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1904-04-21
" rwo BlrsHrSG MAtpENs

lIcllo Mr. Eiilor here VIC come with
a few news hoping YOU will admit NJ
INFO your happv circle
Fine weather to-day
The Bids are singing happy as thc
june tpg
MIS-. Bill Black il on the sick list this
week
Flowing iaihe order Of the day
The sheen viii soon be robbed Of their
heaniiful coat of wool
Willie Cleayer wnks 4 hvinp trin to
Mr.. Blacks every Sunday Willie there
nnet be qnite an attraction over 'ha'
wav.
| Mr. Dave Black was = guest az Mr.
Bin Zirechkv sunday bows &c, yon
bells ready
Howdy Dollie hope Won had nice tint
buggy riding sunday
Hollow 'Daisy" we think We know
Won quite wei come again we EMO
reading your items
As news is scarce we will ring off an
come araln
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1904-04-21

OF Siniha II awe asao 'in,rodac
tion II Sunshine "
I, Mr.. Dunsmare so' dong sowing
oats one day iss, week
May Pickett and Albert Tate,
Are both Of very light weight.
b Well Iguess J wiIlqait and 90
to bed aud have namma to cover
Imp my head.
So Bye-hyc 10 all
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1904-04-21
"A 70 WLER MISSOURI
L0CAl L0RE

Mrs Tnnnie Tate was a pleasant
caller on the compositors Of this
OFFICE Tuesday.
Mrs. Franklin in company with
Mrs. Ora Fogerson paid this Or
rlcE a visit on last Monday.
~, N. Garrett the Organ man
Of Turley visited the Editor last !
Tuesday and Wednesday night |
old brother Townson and vile
come home on last Wed. from a
long visit in Tasting Mich.
Mrs. LintAicum is still visiting
with her mother 10 Cahooi Mr
Linthicum her husband passed
through JAH Vile on Monday
last and on his return home said
to US be had heard from his
wife.
&c. f. Romines, Candidate for
Treasurer Of Texas Co.. Subject to
the Democratic Primary: was in
this OFfIcF on last Wednesday
comes we'll recommended---said
to be worthy Of the position he
aspires 10.
-. B. Smith Candidate for Judge
OF the Western District Of TcxaI
Co. Subject to the Democratic Pr
mary called at this OFrrcE on lag
Wednesday. Mr. Smith is ma,
who we Think every Demoera
Will do well to vote ior We ar
personally acquainted with hin
know him to be man worthy c
The position,
Mr.. John h Smith Of CARR
Township IS q candidate for g,
Assessor OF Texas TO. we want ,
say to tho readersof the CREssy
that we have known Mr.. Smi,
ever since we have been in tn
Country and know him to
worthy OF the position ne aspire
And Democrats cannot do be,t,
than to vote for him.
Mr., James NJ, Embree a Candi,a
Tor the Office Of Collector of Tex
j Co.. Subject 10 the Democra'
Primary on May the 9TH, called
Us on last MONDAY dropping in to t
hands OF the Ed, the subscripti
price Of the CREssEr for one We
Mr.. Embree is man who has do
much for the people Of Texas @: s.
eral post Offices has been es,abli,
ed by his labor among the res,
the Embree p. O. after bis name
Alice after the name of his daugh,
His Democracy is unqucstioab
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1904-04-21
GARDNER ITEWN
"BY suNFLoW GRAND PANsyn

Kind Ed and correspondent here
come after weeks absence ''Suntlower,
wrote all the news there was and dident
leave me any, u
Farmers in this vicinity are planting
corn this week,
Olive Clark is visiting her Cousin near
Lacygne Kansas at present.
Henry Ellis was seen on Gardner
streets last Saturday.
Ray Williams is sick with measels at
this writing. ssa
Jennie Allen visited her sister Non in
Gardner Friday, "
| Huirah for the American Gml' come
again we like to read your stories whom
you are.
Come again "Oid Bachelor we all en-
JOY reading our items think il IL so
bad for you to be q 'Old Bachelor
but connot cry for laughing.
"Nobody's Darling" will put in
my application for to be yonr dafl.
ing as am in the same line OF bad
luck Ha ha.
Suppose "Susie" have fallen by
Tho wayside as they have no,
appeared with their items.
!, Mr.. FL. M Limhird has twenty
/ acres Of corn planted at present.
Henry Freels has commence
work for Mr.. Elmer Hill neal
this City OF Gardner.
D Henry Freels Tom H Bud W
!. and Geo. W. were in Gardne
81 Saturday night suppose the,
went to the show.
J. lfr. n. NJ Limbird and viii
q spent Sunday at Mr.. Limbirds |
Gardner.
Well Sweetheart l will 10
Mr.. Bare about you ] suppose !
) will know.
Bonnie Daniels visited Pea
n and Maud Mooney this week.
4 The teacher Of Sunday Soho,
cla,s approached the little folio
no VAS present for Ma first tin
u, a0d Teglgraa his rall iae Il
Eurgeee 9 pssFfeE sa tas \ d
WeisT sai tae w angsf " itns
u, J. &...s gimfass taf shsFt;; but 4
NJ aitSsp ansaa slsEsaa
.se sad sao rvas !
you sEas Says fellows Mars
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1904-04-21
MT. GROVE ITEMS.
by SWEET LIME.

Hello kind Ed here am with some
more items as | saw tina, a part Of them
escaped the waste basket
Minnie Williams left last Thursday
nigh, for Birch Tree where she will work
this summer
The road Is wide and Lne can't step it.
w. D. s, loves I.ue and Lue can't help it,
Borned 10 Mr. aud Mrs, Nickles a & ne
baby boy this little fellow made ils arrival
Sunday night mother and child emptov-
ing nicely,
The world is wide and Mary can I help 1t,
Jessie loves Mary and Mary can't help il
Miss A T, did think that w. D. S, was
the finest fellow in town bu, guess she
thinks G. r. is non.
STORM.
There was storm past through ,hi,
part of the country Thursday night an,
the tightening struck the Depot at Nor
wood and set II on a,e audit burned 4
the ground In spite Of all they could d
a. II was not night Office aud no bod
was there when II burned at II o'cloc
burning soma freight that was in th
room and Il was not reported whe,h,
the depot will be replaced or not
The road is wide and Will can
step it,
Dove loves Will and VIII caa
help M.
Susie Wallace Of Douglass wi
the welcome euest Of her sies,
MrH Borden sSugi1g tile sscbns
q hss lit.lo bo- last ~ask:
LIS ul .,l... sip-
Sunday With bot sisser Alta We
Y soa dan1assy
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1904-04-21
DUNS MORE ITEMS
"By SOUR KRAuT AND MABEL"

Mrs Jim Smart and daughter
Annie, visited at Mr.. McGowens |
one day ,ast woels
LuIn, Graccand Robt. Meow
en- arc going to visit at the home
Of Mr. Baieys the first Sat. night
and Sun. III May
Oh no Sunshine haven I for
gotten that time yet you must
send me one Of those pictures
Sarah Brown is going to visit
at Mr., McGowens part Of this
week.
Yes Punch and judy / sure.
DO like to see the men do theworls
| Well "Flossyr which had YOU
rather see come April or May?
! do hate to hear the boys say
maybee especially when it is leap
year
Mr.. and Mrs. j. D. Wright and
two small daughters Gladas and
/ W,ineta, arrived on last SAT. wcel,
, from Dallas Texas they are going
ITO spend the summer with Mrs,
Wrights father NJ. A. McGowen
they are going to leave the child.
rem with her mother, and attend
i. the exposition and several othe,
places in the north for the bene
n III OF MIS- Wrights health. Mrs
Wright WILDE glad to have all he,
lold friends visit her.
| believe little Pearl ha.
changed her name TO Mamma.
i Little Girl ! have more than on,
!. funny thing to tell you, 50 yc,
iustcome down to sec "Kraut' !,
+ Sophia will you please tell SIN
!. hello for me.
Is -
). Lucy Franklin and Ruth Delan
and daughter Mable were the we
come visitors Mr.. McGowens las
Il Tuesday.
~ 1t doesn't take Lon Nelson lon
- to start when he starts to Sc
40 Cora Smart.
iy He thinks the road is long,
OK And has many crooks,
y But that's the place last Sun.
He got the hooks.
II Robt, McGowen who Has ~,
IN Texas for ias lsss year has
M 50 come nome.
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1904-04-21

Kans. do YOU want to depuiixc
me to look after them while they
stay 10 Rams,
Well we win ring. Of for time
good bye 10 all.
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1904-04-21
Pleasant Vale Items
Shy ANHir sNn CORA"

Kind I'd. and friendly correspon-
dence here We come agaia with our
little bunch Of news.
Fine weather al present writing,
Planting corn is the order q the
day.
Mr.. Wrr,ht and wife is visiting
her father and mother at tins writing
Nose McGowcn.
Grace McGowcn y On the sick list
this week.
slrs. Della voliaer IS very sick
With the measles at this wiring.
Mrs. Emmic Smart visited her
daugh,er Mrs. Della vnlincr on last
sunday,
Well as ncvsis scarce and time is
short | viii ring off for this time il
this escapcs the waste basket l will
come again 50 good bye.
u W..
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1904-04-21
So Bye-hyc 10 all.
MY sllNANANn MOLNe sEs

Hi SUGAR AND MoLNn ~
Kind I'd. will you please slev
rs n little space aLa'li "a your ,
valuable paper, /
Weather has been unusually
cold and rainy for the time Of the
year,
The singing at frauk Adam.
| az, night was wen attended
James Stilley is on the puny.
list at present, hope Ire viii get
well without severe sickness
The people toll George f. there
is rising Cd the back 81 his neck,
| but George says he is Missiour,
inn and has 10 be sitcd.
Sugar and Molasses' are wait
ing patiently for Correspondents
i Day and will sure be there,
1 Bert SECURE who has been sick
has recovered,
!, Mary Harrington Is staying al
Mr., McGulre's Mt the present.
! LITTLE sherman Towe wanted Il
milk y COW, and his papa really
thought h. ought to let him, bnt
when he tried, he got on the wrong
side. and Jesse had to ride horse
to get him, well well, we'll
! Henry Tate and May Picket
were the pleasant callers Of Sls:'
Trnmbo last Sunday eve.
la! In. Back eye and Blu,
eye did you come to the Dutch
Cnapie last gun.
Lillian pownnll was the vel
q come guest at Mr., Trumbo's Sun.
= Well GLOSSY" how have yo
Ar been standing the cold weather
Sugar has been making it a.
tn o. X.
~ John Wade is very sick at TIL
re writing, we hope he will recovt
he soon.
en- Mrs. Mcclure is reported son
40 better, she has been very low wit
the fever.
IS A dear little babe has come
bless the home Of Mr.. Trumbo al.
wife.
to Well ''Bi.l SIip-gap' You mu
i write items for the CREssEr for Y
an enjoy reading them,
ay Sweet heart" would like
know If You are my sweet heart,
MI have one up there some pIaee,
N . please se.,d Sugar your name,
Of John Mcclure Nary Belle al
Luther Austin was the WELDON
! :, guest Of Susie rrumho SUNDAY al
an *. L. also.
,et Rosie Black wood is going
teach at the Victory this year, 81.
Rhoda Smith viii teach at I
Rose,
II is now almost time for Ma
" bees evoly body he ready.
Henry Thrcsher has the prom
Of the Lone Star schoo.,
thu 1t is very hear zen O'Clock 81
J. 7. hasn't returned yet. his i
is getting very uneasy.
.lth Mamma said it was time
my Sugar and Mollasses to stop tn
foolishness and 20 " bed, 30 20
nightto all.
Our We hope to see this in print.
BRUsHY KNOB ITEMS
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1904-04-21
MrN aR7v u. /. /
NsI eEar gotaY aIg.s.!lw

Hates Kind sa nass srs " i,h y ssw
licEas 40 I asYa act N Fstsan aeNae, - :
WV arg 'aslpg sogac sllce, assacr hit
yssg coc' hat ever Thug q Sieg
The daily Alaskan., 1904-06-28
KING AT KILL
Goes to Imperial R.cos in
 Grand State

Special Dispatch to Daily Alaskan
 London, June 2S.-King Edward left Port Victoria for Kiel on the royal yacht last evening. He was escorted by four cruisers and six torpedo boats, His majesty is accompanied by Prince Louis Of Battenburg, the Earl of Sel- bourne, first lord of the admiralty and Viscount Churchill.
The daily Alaskan., 1904-06-28
EVER THUS
The Yankee Yacht Leads the
 Procession

Special Dispatch to Daily Alaskan
 Kiel, June 2S.-In the race of big yachts at the Germain imperial naval maueuvers yesterday, the schooner yacht Ingomer, of New York, was first to pass .he home buoys. Emperor William had his yacht Meteor III in the race and personally assisted in com manding the crew of his racer. The emperor's yacht was third to pass the buoys.
The daily Alaskan., 1904-06-28
The Shook Banquet

All of the Elks of Skagway are ex- pected to be present at and all of the visiting Elks are cordially invited to at- tend the farewell banquet in honor of John W. Shook, exalted ruler of the local lodge. The committee guaran- tees a good time to all who may attend and make this public announcement for fear that lack of time may preclude their serving every member of the lodge and visiting brother with per sonal invitation.
The daily Alaskan., 1904-06-28
MEET CUT
European Round Trip for
 Twenty Dollars

Special Dispatch to Daily Alaskan
 New York, June 2S.-As announced, the competing steamship lines will meet the sensational cut of the Cunsrd Steamship Company on steerage rates. Steerage passengers will be carried on certain boats of each line to and from Mediterranean ports at slO.
The daily Alaskan., 1904-06-28
IS GENERAL
CIillY Summer Prevailing
 Throughout Northwest

Especial Dispatch to Daily Alaskan ]
 Butte, Mont., June 2S.-An intermit- tant snow storm is raging in this coun- try. All the mountains are covered. The temperature has ranged between 20 and 40 degrees.
The daily Alaskan., 1904-06-28
RESIGNS
Huntington Will Give Up
 Directory Office

Especial Dispatch to Daily Alaskan
 New York, June 2S.-H. E. Hunting ton has just rendered his resignation as vice president of the Southern Pacific Railroad Company,
The daily Alaskan., 1904-06-28
FaFallOn Due

The Alaska Steamship Company's steamer Farallon has not yet been re- ported, but is due and will probably ar rive some time tonight. She was passed by the Amur at Skeena river.
The daily Alaskan., 1904-06-28
Notice

During the summer months I will sell bread at 5 cents a loaf and all other pastries in proportion. We use the best material and a competent baker is in charge. Give us a call and be con vinced. The Vienna Bakery.
The daily Alaskan., 1904-06-28
loco Cream

Our ice cream speaks for itself. We use pure fresh cream, delivered to us every day by "Switzer,' the bowling milk man, who will tell you we use more cream daily in the making of our ice cream than every other would-be ice cream maker in Sksgway.
 Boss Bakery.
The daily Alaskan., 1904-06-28
An Explosion

Did You hear the explosion last even ing? Was it wind the blowing up the bay? No, worse than that. lt was some Of Fairbanks new fire works eX- ploding. Wv.
The daily Alaskan., 1904-06-28

Japanese Matting-An 1SO strands and good patterns, direct from the Orient. Regular price 30c, 35e, 40c and 45c goods. Now 25c per yard, at E R. Peoples.
The daily Alaskan., 1904-06-28
Seattle Due Tomorrow

The Pacific Coast Steamship Compa- ny's steamship City of Seattle is due to- morrow.
The daily Alaskan., 1904-06-28
For Sale

Standard range, sideboard, rugs, iron beds, carpets etc, En nIuire L. M. West, P. c. s. s. Co. office, 2nd and Broadway. u
The daily Alaskan., 1904-06-28
Talking Machines For Sale

The undersigned has all kinds of talk ing machines and records for sale. Or ders taken for anything in the line not carried in stock.
 Jeanette de Gruyter,
 At Case & Draper's, Broadway.
The daily Alaskan., 1904-06-28
ADMIRAL TOGO DESCRIBES BATTLE

London detailed of the last Thursday To He confirms the reported destruction one Russian bate pe protected resembling the Diana and inung destroyer
 dispatht throwsn light the Russian plans
 ta line battle suddenly fleet the Russian vessels steamed back battle During the night the Japanese torpedo made three attacks the Russian feet
The daily Alaskan., 1904-06-28

Just opened. The Railroad restau- rant will now serve you with the best meal in town. Your patronage is sOl- icited Williams SS Peterson.
The daily Alaskan., 1904-06-28
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Naval Officer Falls From
 High Window

Special Dispatch to Daily Alaskan. ]
 Norfolk, Va., June 2S.-Commander A. G Kellogg, Of the United States navy, fell from a fourth story window at the Monroe hotel at Portsmouth last night and was killed
The daily Alaskan., 1904-06-28

Ice cream, water ices and sherbets of any kind and quantity, delivered to any part of the city, by the Boss Bakery.
The daily Alaskan., 1904-06-28
Cutter shoes at Clayson's

The leading barbershop and bath: The Principal, opposite Board of Trade
The daily Alaskan., 1904-06-28
Another Native

The family of Mir. and Mrs. Charles Boulinger was blessed by the advent of a daughter yesterday afternoon.