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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-08-30

III Berlin ,llnter Den Sinoen" ipo6ne
mo Dob cine Wiaion pom p%erltorbe.
men Gater fiir lein &ino ouSgeieBt lei.
SeBtereS bleibt arf ieinen @uni6
IN leinem biSbcrigen GienltperhGlta
nib uno bat bisber alle ieitenS Ger
Mrtter gentad)ten Y~orid)lGge obge.
wieien. - Gas @erniInitiglte, oos eS
3rnadit geseniiber Der mGrdenbaitcn
@eif)id)te tblln fonllte!
Sin i6iperer lln~gliidsfatf er.
eignetc iih in Der @obnung bes gr,
beiterS Teter alcin, 2ipperbaibe
StroBe 73 in Sberbauien. @Gb.
reno Der Ibmeienbeit Der Mtutter
idiittete Die 1~3jGbrige Sodter Ser.
tru0 petroleum ms SerOieuer, po.
ourd Die Hetroleumfanne e%rplobirte.
Die oben @enannte, beren a6tjGbrige
Sfpelter Mnna uno Der pieridbri9e
Vruoer Sobann pllrben bon 6en
Slanmen ergriiien uno oeren &lei.
Der ltonoen IN belen Slammen. Die
orei Sinoer lagen am @oben, oIs ole
Mutter unb Der Sousberr Scbn Per.
beifamen. Die Wltter mari iih 10.
tort iiber Die ainoer llno 5og Iid)
ebenfnas idyuere @ronbipltnoen an.
Mae bier mllrOen ms &"ranfen6olls
gebradt, bort iino Die beioen MGb-
den Den 9ranbiuumoen erlegen,. mGb-
reno ole Miiltter nit ibrem pierjGbri.
gen Sobne NIT Dem 2eben baDor.
folnmen miro.
@or eiuigen Sasen baben bic
orei 8ebriioer 8eifppanbner in Dill.
ieloorf iGren Snfel, ben Walrrer
9efer, IN idJeuBlid)er @eiie ermoroet.
Sic lodten ben alten Wann, Der Den
roben rnb iGnumtli6 nit jabre.
langem @efangniB porbeitraften
Burden 8orbaltull9en gemaft bat
te, an'S 6eniter, 5oaen i'm alf Die
StraBe uno 5erfeeten i'm bli6itGblidy
NIT ibren Weiierm. Giner Der W6r.
Der mlroe nm S6atort bon einem
Tice. Jelomebel feitgenommelr, Die
beioen onoeren bon Der Holi5ei I'M
Sauie Der Had)t perboftet. Srct
igrer nit 9lut ~getr1nften SGlbe uno
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-08-30

moroe$, nno cs lit elm Mittel erfun.
Den morben, meld)es bieien 3uitonh,
Ser Sel6itnorb mabrideinli6 mod)t,
berbiitet. 9eim eritan @ebnnfen an
Selbit5erltorung ne6nnet Glectris
@itterS. IS lit Elm arditiounB5
mittel nnb Herpcnitdrfer lnb rp.fo
bns gonSe Spitem ileil beleber.
electric Differs lit elenfullS cill
tiid]tiger Wfogen., 2eber- mo Nieren'
9fc9lllotor. 9loS so Gents. ST.
frieoenitclulg gorontirt ION &. @.
Hltete, 9(potbefer, 656 Miain StrnBe,
9ltbllQile, Srmo.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-08-30
Die SoDeSfrnfe.

Cine geriu9e llriofe bat oft ben
3pb i'm @eiplge. 60 muroe i6on
oft Die Gerna6lGiii9rng elmer ges
rinGen Sn,tobi6iirilng, elmer flei,
nell Sdnittmunoe ODER zines min5i.
gen @eiGmiires NIT Dem Sobe be-
trait. @S lit rotbiom, itetS Sud.
LENS %rnica Solbe an Sano Sl
baben. Sic lit sic bette Sal6e Der
g8elt unb perbiitet SatolitGten, menn
@ronOmrnOen, @eifmiire, @unben
mo SGmorrboiben orobet. 9loS
% GentS. 3u boben in E. 8.
&uete'S @(potDefe, 656 Main StruBe,
Sllbunlte, Soma.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-08-30
Observation-Disclosures
: Snlanoii6es. :
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Sutud.


Inter ser Spibmlorfe Gin
Sonerfrout- Sog" leien mir IN cinem
@e6ielblotte: Inter Ben 5oblreif)ell
bel1idcn Speiien, sic III oielenl
2onoe iih eilgcbiirgcrt boben, ninnt
bnS Solcrfrnllt Die erlte Stclle etll.
Gor cirta 40 Subren mar eS bier 10.
5uiagen nod ulbefannt rnlo OILS es
ollgemeiner ollftrot, riimpften Die
@nglo : Amerifouer Die Noie. Selitc
lit bnS pielgeifm1bte Sallerfrailt
b~ier3ulorOe cine geIlld)tere Spcile 9es
moroen olS Ger rationale Sab" es
NOR. Sn Ndlcp mIrbe fiIr5li6 Der
idon felt Snbren ein9eiiibrte ySaler'
frnlt-So9" gcfeicrt. Sn Der Spite
Ser Sauerfraut. Iilociotion Itebt elrl
Mmerifoner, Serr n. s. Scales, BE
bafteltr bes oNdlcp H6onogropb".
W}it Dem Souerfrouts@i ien nit @ie'
her @iirlt6erL mnren 5ablreife
Golfsbeluitigimgen, lpie Sausieben,
@ettlaufelL 9olioon-g(ltiitie9, Nutos
mobile HaceS, @niebol II. |. ~. per.
bunoen. 3mei NFlliiffopellen mirfs
ten init. Ter @elud Der qcnriltb-
lifen Seitlidteit mar eiu rieIi9er.
9emnnG bat all6 OoS belttid)e
Souerfrnilt, in @e5lia ollf Solfs.8e.
miitbli6feit einen Siea errllngen. =
@enn crit cinmal bie iiio d. Oeutlden
2eber. unb &ortoffelfnooel oboptirt
iino, Damn bat 9elti6lalo s[ncrifa
erobert. gipiger Srieoe lit bann
fiber"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-08-30
@eitfaleu.

9ie oreiiGbrige 9(nna SeremioS
IN guer ~itiir5tc in cine &alt9rube un0
erlitt 10 i6pere grmnbmunoell, baB
Tie nod) fur5er 3eit per'dieO. Die
Wlltter beS 8inoeS, meld)e eS ans Der
0rube bolte, pllroc babel nid)t itns
erbeblid) am 6lbe berbrannt.
- Ger So6n Ser 8ittpe Spren.
ger bon Sleimalde mllrbe, nlS er
aaein in Der Son9rltbe ~beid)1ftigt
mar, 0urd) nad)rutl6enoe grOmaiien
perldlttet. Nrbeiter. nel6e i'm
ielben Augenblide ole @rllbe p~erlai.
len batten, grilben Den Sernngliidten
lofort mie6er aus, fnnben i'm aber
MIR oils SeidJe Dor. Ger 8erltorbene
mar crit fiir5li6 BON MilitGr ent-
lailen mor0en.
Gem Tangirmeiiter Siiiie ser
Nilbr : Sippe : &leinbabn nuroen
auf 0abnbof Samm : Siio Der linfe
@rm nno Sub obgeiabren. @iiiie
iuiiroe Dem &ronfenboltle iiberipieien,
no er ieinen 0~eriesungen erlegen III.
= Gin beeallernSmartbeS lln9liid
ereignete li6 IN Sprafel bel 0r. Sta,
bern. DDS etma pier5ebniG6ri9e
Weao6en oeS geerten g. Oaiel6it bate
cine @%arbengabcl 6ogen. Sfotforfe)
nit alf Den &iriGbaum genounmen,
nm OGnit iflper al erreidenoe
3fpeige ~ab5lloreben ODER noh iib 81
6ieben unb bie airifen bann ab6u.
pflilden. acknowledgements entglitt
Dem ainoe Die Sorfe unb fiel bieie
nit Den SpiBen Der pl~eri1brigen
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-08-30
9eraS.

- Gie eroBe Seemorler, ipclde ba.
81 beltimmt lit, Ole Stobt @~alpelton
in 3llflmft Dor Sturmflutben beS
Weeres 81, i6iiten, lit polenoet umb
ipllroe am %. 9lllguit feierli6 einge.
ipeibt. Ste Waiier lit ein groB.
ortiges 9oiliperf bon mebr oils orei
Weilen &Gnge mo eiter Sobe bon II
SUB, elmer greite BON 16 Sub on
Der 9aliS nno bon 5 SUB ouf Dem
&omm, aus @ronit II. Cement aufge.
iiibrt, uno rnbt alf einem 6iirba.
mient bon YiGblen, Die bis 81 elmer
Siefe bon 40 Sub in ben @oben ge.
rammt iinb. On Der Meeresieite III
entlang Der Wauer ouf cine 8reite
bon 81 Sub cine .@ufi6iit-
ting ongelegt. Sin benz @ml wuroe
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-08-30
GnOe clues erbittcrtcu
Samples.

r3rpei ger5te botten einen langell
ulo bnrtnGdigen &f nit einem
@eihtpiir an meiner rehten Sllnge
5u %beiteben", ifreibt S. s. SugbeS
bon Oh Bont, 60, limo bielten mid
fir perlorerl. SeOermann glaubte
meme 3eit lei gefommen. 3uleet
nabm id meme 3ufllldt gu Or.
Sings 0eiu Discovery fir Ius5efp
rung. Die @irfun9 mar cine er.
ftaunlid)e uno nod menigen Sagcn
mar id wieber al,f ben 9einen. Set,
bin iA mieber pollitanoig berge.
felt" IS iibertpinoet oqe Sulle
BON SSnitenL @rfdltungen, Sails. mo
0%llnoenleioen. @arontirt bon Z.
sc. &llete, lpotbefer, 656 Waiu-
Strabe, DUBUQUE, Soma. TreiS
80 Gents unO $500. Trobefloiden
fret.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-08-30
Sm,uet3.

Cine groniige @nt6edins
mod)te Der ilnlge Bauer Wounous
III SbiolepreS. Sein 8ater, elm go.
iabriger 8itiiuer, iuar init benz
Sltbuperf nadD @epep %geia6ren. suS
Der Sobn Den @agen in Den Sol roll
len b0rte, fam CT berans, nm beinl
9[bi6irren az belien. 9a fonb er
Den @ater, init Oen 8iiBen in oer
Medanif b~0n9Gno. Som Nod).
idleppen auf Dem iteini9en @eg mar
Der 9r0bte SGeil Der SdGbeloede Der.
idwunben un6 cine longe Strede oes
@eges NIT Der olSgetretenen @ebirn.
maIie 6eidmiert. Ger Wann muB
beim Spannen peruu8liidt iein. CIR
genoB Den belten Nuf,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-08-30
Gin @prt TIT Nertrnucu? .
Vctu!

Silt bent rgSort i'm &ertrauen" Iaiien iih bic
9eute fa19ell, BON oeueu eS beiBt, oab lie niCbt
ole tueroen. @enn eS iih I'M etiuaS baloelt,
mas abiclut iuahr lit, iuarum iol man nidlt dlle
g8eIt 5ub6ren laiiei. 7ie Gisentbimsr oes bes
2e6ertrontbeiteu, Der ct. Bernard arduterpils
len, ino abgeianbte 5einoe ioldler peroachti9en
@ebetrlniStbuerei. Sm 8egentbeil ipiinicben lie,
oaB ole gselt bort, mas bon Der 9rpBen Setltraft
oieier 9iuen Az iagen III uno pm 3auienoen @es
beilten in alien 5heilen Der gSelt b~antbare Be
itdtiguns inoen iuirb. Sic baben sar ntd'tS 81
perheimltdeu. EeSbalb limb bieie Yilen audi
nidlt iiber5udert, oamtt, Wie bel ben anberen,
iubihue6enbsn 3iler, Die BARN enlaitenen
aben6en, metaliifen Stpiie perborsen 6leiben,
bic nun ppriibereebenbe Grleid1ternig oerifafs
rem unb Die arantbeiteu nod oeridlimnern.
Sic ct. 8ernarb arGuterpiuen limb MIR aus ben
beiltrd Tighten Ihau5eniaften Subereitet uno ilr
nur 20 Gents in alen Nppthefen gu haben. Sc
cher ale &elt bas tueiB, I'm 10 better fir fe.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-08-30
0creitct 2laemt cin Gnoe.

Gin bittcres @ebflogen ertont oft
oils cine Syolge bon llllertrGgli6en
Sdmer5en, melde bur6 ilberorbeis
tete Srganc perllriodt mer0en.
SdapinbelanidQe, Hiideni6mer5en,
2eberleioen uno Geritopfung. slber
Or. Sings Stem SHE Yias bereiten
allen bieien Sualen ein i6neQes
gnOe. Sic mtrfen milbe, aber
ariinblid. Erobiret o~ieielben. glos
% Gents. @orantirt BON &. W.
Rilete, Ipptbcfcr, 656 Wtain Strabc,
dubuque, Soma.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-08-30

&leioer batteu lie 3llerlt bie Srebbeit,
ole Sbat 5u lergilen.
Ginen gllten un0 g%eniitbliden
Sumor beiiBt ein Selpobner bon
Srier, Der ieinen Witbiirgern iolgen.
Oes betannt gibt: .AnldBli6 meineS
permeintliden Sobes iinO mir aus
Nob unO 6ern 10 piele Seipeiie bon
Siebe ulO Gbeilnabme 5ugegangeiL
OoB i6 MIDI mtfridJtig irene, Dies er,
lebt III baben."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-08-30
VI0bNNe 3emperatmr,u ed,Eci

i'm S%pGtionnner brinet nift ieltcn
@eoarmleiOen herpor. Iom mad)t
iid Der @ertb bes fleincn SSlGihdens
Sprni's Mogenitarfer gcltenb, bo er
Die %bortnGdi9lten Sale bon &ubr II.
/. ~. i'll Ser fiir5eItcn Belt belt.
Igenten, ipeld)e DEN Nlpentr1lltcr-
9llttbeleber perfnufen, fonnen 6or.
mis- WngenitGrfcr ebenialls bciprgcn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-08-30
Selb itntorD uerbitef.

Sic Itaunenerregenbe IoGri6t,
boB Elm Mittel our @erbiitung bes
SelbItmorbe2 erfunOen moroen lei,
wirh @iele intereiiiren. Gin 8%erriit.
teteS Gpitcm ober 9erapciilung iino
r~eoelmuIBi0 oie @orboten beS Selbit-
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-08-30
&Bcinpropins.

lle6er elm ploblid) reid gepor.
0enes 9ienitmGoden miro aus &oln
gemeloet: Sin 9ienitm1bd)en ipurbe
ifon lan9ere 3eit bon elmer feinge-
fleioeten Game perfolgt, Die id)lieb.
lid benz WGodyen o%ffenbort bot, oaB
lie feline Wi,tter lei. Nadoenl ibr
8ater geitorbenJ babe tie ieit Sabren
bic SpMr ibreS ainoeS, ons man, als
igr Sater nod bic So6idule be.
iudte, einem 8inoelbaus iibergeben
babe, perfolot. Munmebr lei iie cine
5weite Gbe atnsegongen ilnb befinoe
ii6 nit ibrem Stiefpater auf elmer
@beinreiie. Sp &esenipart bes 8or-
mlnbeS bas WGofans mies Die
Dame auf Elm 36lner @anfbaus
100000 Warf gum @eiten bes @Gb-
denS an nit Dem @emerfen, oaB iie
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-08-30

lntper1ttdt Don l(otre DAME,
NOTRE DAME. INDIANA.
r%r1tftrt ibr 121Itra gemeItrr
,ontag. den II. September 1904.
Die unpuFat OHu bm smbnsn ts w6aHsth mb ed@nst fir cine o.
complete os,.r. a;,,no StfOubere
nmaS sH a %S s sS "ss"" "a'ta" e"H'"' o'o"'"tH"t9o' "S edt@" Son" anrie:
Die SIRIUS Sins t8nmbem Op nbueheOa mi @beu Geologic, nit duans use
rem Corps pom rdsfonn ais mr b@n ombhnbm Sd~ae5 oub@s f6 ah
SeaDmiider GURUS. "'''mp'
uHas SURE mS in iEg SMEat %d"mHsH mo ssa%ES. 81 astsuS sss gammenhmH6e
of.mn.f... GeeBe.
|ub lit poru badntmmnm9m osem. Der mns mMabt glnbibs ambI o..u.:a...
GmMn nanbm Der Shnnu dupa4nnS esp rhWbn aT9Hhn aus 65a@
Qidn eutus bmab ben nsonarn saasnn.m elm qoss saS Der aba i'm YraMde
9abomtodnnm mir sam bdooue aunnrhantdt 9ddent. -.
WorbereitumgSid)mle ~"D"'
Die smbhn i'm SOhaHmss Swauemah hmmsaO sn Der 9O49uk sh6.
aD"sldea4s sHss"9'ttm s sa'@s D" era"". S9o0' c'Ss ansepauoe
0eiGafts:8mriMs. ct.ex.aw.
NohsG Dame Bt bnS daet cine uoatmbNs uo9 WubH9e @adGtsbHbuns N"V"
Hr snasn uma 10 osun III anps in Su souaaasaat elmer ansaahns ole YGOnosrapbe.
m @p" t ssT ga HSm S1 bic t@ %s"s as Ssa ss S ss sSMMn ""'"S Der s"''"
9as 0N,umaIum Sgpewrhiua.
nit elmer emm 5rt Safe bon MOx1so Sb, Gem MODERN am8eanasu amn
Nmmatp pom oMG5 Mb. Hnsm 10 10 %r sMm nGo fir 5nih%nssa sDbMe o'
mm Ha aHM s sm mimic m Mm mmS aS HmsmS S1 TS S rSMmb S.Mam S SSs%nnmDa Sufrnmenal umo
Vreie s3in,mer fur Stmoentem SothEgfn6t.
am ~ sabre ~S a"s# bic ss %onm %s smT s .p@' as %tsM$aStsa Smaa.
sds nod mid uf mD wuSsr bic 3mnn prmad Seleamphacu.
Satalpge fret.
un W aS Ss%Saamnmns" W M sS@ aM" SM ~ sorm RmSm @s SMs w@ r s @Sm%mh t BD Surnen umb
ae"a S"tH~: torperide
Very Rev. Andrew Morrissey, c. S. c., Il. D., Mnsbu,uno
NoTRE DAME, INDIANA.
The ranch. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1902-1914, 1904-05-15

States. The consumption of all An
cora products is rapidly gaining IN
this country, and the demand 1or
breeding animals for eastern shlpmen'
is also increasing with each succeed
ing wear. The Angora industry is one
we'll iustifying the attention OF owners
of suitable range lands along the
Sound. 1t is but in its infancy In tnls
country and will unquestionably pc
come a prominent factor In the hve
stock industry of the United States IN
the near future. -.
A catalogue of government Tree III
erature and other publications on the
subject has been issued by the breed
er's association and will be sent to any
one forwarding his address. me ac-
companying table, conservatlvely com
niled by practical breeders and appear
ing in the last report of the commis,
sioner of agriculture of Montana, VIII
give an idea of the results it is pos
sible to attain from ranging a nock
of these animals. In the table no con
sideration is given their value to tnelr
owner in the clearing and retaining
of waste lands.
The ranch. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1902-1914, 1904-05-15
ookino for Successful State Fair.

SECRETARY J. E. Shannon writes Inc
Ranch that the preparations Tor the
coming state fair at North YAKIMA on
Sentember 26 to October 1 are well
under way and that everything points
to q most successful exposition THIS
wear. Everybody hopes the managers
will realize their expectations ana tnaI
the financial end of the fair Will pc
we'll taken care of. But there is no
systematic advertising of the falr,
which fact alone is sufficient upon
which to base the prediction that,
unless the fair is more generally al
vertised than has been the case in
the mast. the attendance will not be
much better than usual. A premium
list and a few complimentary notices
from the newspapers are entlrely III
sufficient. The premium list must OF
course be a good one, but it has little
drawing power if the people are not
reDeatedly told about the coming fair
and that they can get premium list
for the asking.
The list for this seasons fair is
now ready and may be had on appl1-
cation to J. E. Shannon, secretary,
North Yakima. Prospective exhibitors
should write for copy at once and
plan their exhibits we'll ahead. Secre-
tary Shannon also says the arrange
ments for the accommodation of Wis
itors will be much better this year
than has been the case in the past,
and the railroads have promised to
make the lowest rates possible, as
well as running special trains from
Seattle, Tacoma, Spokane and other
points.
The ranch. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1902-1914, 1904-05-15

served 10000 square feet of space at
the st. Louis Exposition and accord
ing to the Bookings IS. d. Register,
C. P. Sherwood, the commissioner in
that state, is going to give some firms
an extensive, if not desirable adver-
tisement. The department has pre-
pared about so samples embracing
catsups, flavoring extracts, vinegars,
preserves, flavoring syrups, wines, etc.,
which will be placed on exhibition
The ranch. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1902-1914, 1904-05-15
Ouuht to Have Celery.

There should be more attention CIV
en- to the growing of celery for home
use in this state. Celery seed should
be sown from about the middle of May
to the first of July. Dig trench
fourteen inches deep and eighteen in
ches wide, fill the bottom for about
five inches with horse and COW man
ure mixed Put on three inches OF
soil, loosen and then plant in double
row 4 inches apart each way. In dry
weather water the plants freely In
October bank the celery, leaving only
the tip out. In November, when cold
weather comes, drive stakes in the
ground on both sides of the trench,
nail pieces across and cover with
boards; over this put leaves or corn
fodder, and you'll have celery for the
table all winter, and of fine flavor,
tender and as crisp as you want it.
The ranch. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1902-1914, 1904-05-15

heavy wet soils salt is worse than use
less. For lawns, salt has been found
of great value, especially when it is
likely to dry out in summer time. 1t
has been common to say, in lawn
practice, to scatter it over the lawn so
that it would look like one of the light
sprinklings of snow.
The ranch. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1902-1914, 1904-05-15
Salt as a Manure.

In a general way every one knows
that salt is good fertilizer for the as
paragus plant. 1t is not so generally
known that it is very useful in other
instances. It's chief advantage is in
attracting moisture from the atmos-
phere, therefore it is an admirable
help to fertility in soils that are like
ly to become comparatively dry. In
The ranch. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1902-1914, 1904-05-15

An irrigation ditch to take water
from the John Day river has been sur
veyed in the region between Monu-
ment and Shray in Grant county, Ore
gon. The water will be used to
raise alfalfa in the river bottoms.
The ranch. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1902-1914, 1904-05-15

with a card giving the name of the
product, the firm by whom it was man
the kind and extent of the
adulteration.
The ranch. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1902-1914, 1904-05-15

The National Association of State
Food and Dairy Commissioners has re-
The daily Alaskan., 1904-11-08
IT IS BAD
Atlin Mail CarrirTS COm-
 pllin of TraIl

Log Cabin, Nov 6. Kirkland and Brown, the Athn mail carriers, report the trail in bad condition, which must be the case, as they were three do' $ coming from Golden Gate tO Log Cabin.
 From Otter lake tO the Tee Pee, @ distance of fOur miles, they were com pelled to carry the sleds on their backS through the brush on account of no snow, and from Tee Pee to the Too Chi river. There was very little snow or frost and the Sleds were hauled over rocks and through mud and water much of the way. They were also delayed by cutting trees out of the trail which should have been done by the govern ment road maker, but no attention whatever has been paid 10 the truiL notwithstanding the fact that he mail carriers are expected to make good time with the mail.
 Last year there was six feet of snow on October 27, where there was none this year November 3, making it next to impossible to carry the mail under the present conditions. Mir. Kirkland says the trail follows the waterways where willows grow thick and looks like a rabbit trail,
 "These conditions could be easily overcome" said MT. Kirkland, "by the expenditure of few dollars by the gov ernment."
 Mir Xii kland says the road makers should be in line for the next birthday decorations by the king. However, he hopes nature will overcome these difficulties in the near future.
The daily Alaskan., 1904-11-08
YOUR CHANG
Here Is an Opportunity of a
 LifplTime

A new horseshoe lunch counter and four new boxes have been added to the Board of Trade restaurant. A plate glass front and faimily entrance have been put in and all is now in tirst-class shape. Heating stoves and cash reg is'cr will go with the lease in addition 10 the furniture and property hereto fore advertised.
 Remember, this property goes at S25 per month on a two or three-year lease.
 This rental includes both floors of the building, the chicken house!aud yard, store room, ice boxes, large and small, French range and some kitchen furni- ture, dining room furniture, including tables, chairs, S7OO worth of dishes and linen, and many other accessories.
 The dining room floor is covered with linoleum aud the upper floor, which would make excellent living apart ments, is carpeted.
 If the range is too large, another to suit the tenant will be put in.
 Write or call on Lee Guthrie, Inc Skagway, Alaska.
The daily Alaskan., 1904-11-08
TALK FIRE
Council Considers Fire Pro- lection aEd Q ger Matters

The north eal hose company and other matters were given attention by the council last night. Chief Fl. l.. Johnson, of the fire department, report ed that a hose company composed of people m the north end of town was or ganIZed Saturday night. lt consists of lg persons and Charles Coleman was chosen foreman and Lee Gault, aSsiS- tant foreman. All the members live north Of Fourteenth avenue. That hose company No. was reOrganized with William Atkinson foreman and Peter Anderson assistant foreman. Herbert Taylor was chosen foreman of hose company No l. Frank Page is aSsis- tant foreman of this com oany.
 Mir VanCleve says the members of company No. thought they could get a suitable shack for a hose house. It was decided that Twenty-sa"Ond avenue east of State street be used as site for the hose house.
 Ordinances 6l and e providing for the gov rnment of the city water syS- tem were introduced and read the first time.
 The ditch for the purpose of draining NuC sur AGLG " aAEA AAOA4 AN3A OAAA agenue and Broadway was reported as completed.
 Resignation of Frank Page, as street commissioner and fire warden, was laid On the table until the next meeting.
 The committee on public property and public works reported that it had put a street light at the corner ot Ninth avenue and Alaska street and that the Northwest Light & Power Company put in light st the corner Of Alaska street and Eleventh avenue, tO be used by the city free of charge,
 The school board was allowed $500 for expenses during the current month.
 The matter of extra compensation for night waIchman during the absence of J. J. Burns, was referred to the com mittee on public works and public property.
 A petition for light at the corner of Tenth avenue and Alaska street was referred to the. committee on public works and public property.
 Monthly salaries and other bills were allowed.
 All the members oi the council were present except Mayor Keller and Mir, King. W. W. BoughtOn presided as mayor pro tenn.
The daily Alaskan., 1904-11-08
Whr n You Have a Bad Cold

You want a remedy that will not or- ly give quick relief but effect peTman- eut cure.
 You want a remedy that will relieve the lungs and keep expectora'iou easy.
 You want remedy that will counter ac' any tendency toward pneumonia.
 You want remedy that is pleasant and safe to take.
 ChambeTlaiu's Cough Remedy meets all these requiremnts and for a speedy and permanent cure of bad colds stands without peer For sale by Kelly Drug Go.
The daily Alaskan., 1904-11-08
Now Music at Pack Train

The Pack Train saloon has just re ceived 50 new records for it's excellent photograph and the largest horn that ever came to Alaska There will be J grand c3ncert at that place tonight The latest songs and the latest instru mental selections will be given.
The daily Alaskan., 1904-11-08
Three SPsOIalti.s, All Perfect

The Boss Bakery makes speciality of three thiugS-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., 1904-11-08
Notice

During the summer months l will sell bread at , cents a loaf and all other pastries in proportion. We use the best material and competent baker is in charge. Give us a call and be con vinced. The Vienna Bakery.
The daily Alaskan., 1904-11-08
For Sale at a BarGRia

Two small furnished houses for sale. No reasonable offer refused. Must sell immediately. F.J.de Gruyter, Seventh avenue, between Main and Alaska streets. tI
The daily Alaskan., 1904-11-08

Is your washing saUltactory? Ire your clothes tornP If no or yes, try the Skagway Hand Laundry, and you will be satisfied. 320