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Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1905-12-13
a Progressive jastitstiea.

Keeping pace with business development
in Minneapolis We find that educational
matters have not been neglected. One Of
the largest educs tiona institutions, the Ec-
lectic Business College, after years of pros
perity has, by reason of Its increased pa
tronage, been pushed into larger quarters.
The College IS located In its new home 1t
the corner of Third Avenue South and Fifth
Street. The location is the best the city AZ
fords, being quiet corner IN \ refined SEC
ton.
The best faculty of business educators to
be procured will be In charge Of tho vsri-
Gus departments, which includes B0Okkeep-
ing, Shorthand, Typewriting. PeomAnship,
Teiegraphy, Preparatory, Electrical Engi-
neering, Civil Service, Teachers and Ply
steal Culture.
An attractive feature will be 4 thoroly
equipped gymnasium for both ladies and
gentlemen.
The large number of graduates holding
responsible positions is q Standing tribute
to the thoroness OF the work. Aninspection
of the new quarters discloses the fact that
the Eclectic will be the best and most tho
roly equipped commercial school in the
Northwest.
The fall term opened September l. Any
young person interested in commercial work
should write the Eclectic Business College,
Minneapolis. for terms and catalog.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1905-12-13

The city Of Morris pays a tax
Of 1857 mills on the dollar, Altho
its assessed valuation is less than
one.ninth Of the valuation OF
Stevens county, it pays nearly
one.fourth Of the tax as collected
in the county. And Morris has
saloons. Let the saloon men Of
Willmar who pirate Of high taxes
take a look at the above and sec
if saloons reduce taxes. I;
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1905-12-13

nopolies, which public !owne rship
would DO, and the pre- nting of
the conc tration Of wealth in
dangerous amounts il the hands
Of the few leaving out these
greater conside ations, it's plain
THAT the people ought to buy the
roads, 50 that when they pay for
them they will own them, instead
Of paying for them every few
| years and never owning them. -
Missouri World. @
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1905-12-13

The following clipping from
the Minneapolis Journal shows
what forces were arraigned
against Hearst and why he was
counted out:
Tammahy never was more desperate
than in the election of Nov. I. The
amount of money at stake was stagger-
ing to contemplate. The board of
estimates and apportionment within
the next four years will grantfranchises
valued at 100000, 900. This equals
nearly one-third of all the actual
money in the United States. In addi-
ton to this, the budget for the next
four years will appropriate 1925, 000,-
600 year, or $500, 900 600 for the may
or's term. ."..
For Tammany to lose this election
meant not alone the control of $1,000
Offices and the. handling of $500, 0o0,.
600 OF the city's money, but the graft
that comes from those $500, 200, 900 OF
franchises. 80:
Every corporation in New York
was interested, and the ones that deal
particularly with public utilities were
more vitality concerned. This may
explain why Tammany had a cam
paign fund larger than ever before in
its history. +.
1t may be noted in this connec-
ton that the republican bosses
in New York are closely connect.
ed with these public service cor.
porations. This explains why
they supported the Tammany
candidate and let the republican
candidate run his own campaign
without help. They knew he
could not be elected, and their
previous experiences with Tam.
many made them sure that they
could do business with the mana.
gers of that society: r. y. !.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1905-12-13
Old. reohnleal'ty.

I am the malefactor's friend
I am, sir, in reality. 8.
And every felon will defend
Good, kind Old Technically.
j, Oh, yes! az
The felon's. "a /
Friend!
My worth =
The wicked ~.
All ~ g.
Defend. ~
l show the judges where a law
Is lacking in legality; 81
Oh, can see the slightest flaw,
For I'm Old Technicality!
am q
Wonder,
: All.
Agree;
set the
Lonely
Prisoner
Free.
They could not get along without
Ny aid, for in reality
l always get there with q shout,
For I'm Old Technicality.
oh, yes!
'Twould be
A sad,
Cold day
For wicked
Men,
Were I
Away"
The Gateway.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1905-12-13

Fl. F. Dams, who has charge of the
sales of internal revenue stamps for
the collection of~beer tax in Minnea-
polls, states that the first month of
Sunday closing showed decrease,
which he; believes is directly traceable
to Sunday closing of $4209.00. This
means 1900 less barrels of beer drunk,
and consequent addition to the gen.
eral welfare of the family of the price
of the beer, and corresponding de-
crease in crime and vice. This is the
result of one day closing. The time
is not far distant when the American
people will demand that the saloons
be closed seven days and seven nights
in every week, with correspondingly
increased bene6cient result.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1905-12-13
history of the party considered from
the point of attendance, enthusiasm or
= Throurh Tourist Car

To California and Colorado via Chi
cago Great Western Ry., Omaha, and
G. r, I. & P Ry., to San Francisco,
leaves Minneapolis $50 p. m every
Tuesday. Arrives San Francisco 4::3s
pm. on Saturday. This car runs thru
the most beautiful scenery in the Rocky
mountains. Low rates. For full in
formation apply to any Great Western
agent Or J. P. Elmer, G.P. "A, St. Paul,
Mimi. 3lf
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1905-12-13
Rug and Carpet Weaving.

We are ready at all times to make
new rugs out of old carpets. Can
make any width of rug up to twelve
feet, and any length desired. Rag
carpets woven in best manner, and on
short notice Send for price list and
particulars.
LlTCHFIELD RUG Co.,
Litchield, MINI.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1905-12-13
PROHIBITION BULLETIN.
Issued by w. g. CAIiDIRWooD, I
Minneapolis. >

Issued by W. @. CA1DERwooD,
! Minneapolis.
Billy Hearst may not be much of q
reformer but he stood against the
gangsters, and the people shouted
"Rah for Billy" and from present in
dications will win out.
Along with the general tightening of
the grip on<the liquor business in city
administrations, comes the govern
ment with an internal revenue regula-
ton requiring doctors who use large
quantities OF alcohol in their prepara-
tions to pay the regular internal reve-
nue. tax. 49,. j
It's stated that the graft in Philadel-
phia cost that city 1900 lives and over
81, 900, 600, not to mention the moral
degradation of the town. 1t would be
hard to estimate what this means, yet
no one doubt that the legalized liquor
traffic costs more in life, money and
moral degeneracy in day than graft
costs in q month. =s2.,.
"Pitchfork" Tillman who foisted
the dispensary system upon the people
of South Carolina, now admits the
fal'acy Of that attempted regulating
the liquor traffic. He says that 1.-THE
dispensary system has not decreased
the consumption OF liquor; the system
is co.. rupt and has generated corrup.
ton in men and in politics :" It is:the
same old beast wherever its trail may
be seen. The slime of corruption be.
smears everything it touches. There
is but one MISREPRESENTATION. i
Oliver w. Stewart of Chicago, &C.
companied by State Secretary Calder
wood, during the past week held meet.
ings at Big Lake, Clearwater, Becker,
Stordal. Elm, Sank Centre, Milaca,
Mora, Braham, Cambridge, Anoka
and Taylors Falls. The unusual lin.
terest which has prevailed during this
whole campaign was equally evident
at these places. In the sweep of gene.
raj civic reform the people are awak.
ening to tn. fact that much of the civic
evil is spawned in the saloon. BE. +
/ Harry Rich ardaon& If Minnaano1ias
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1905-12-13
DaL,Hunt's Parcel DELIVERY.

Trunks, parcels, packages, letters,
etc., called for and delivered to any
part of the city. Prompt service
Charges moderate. Office Great
Northern Express. Telephone No 9.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1905-12-13
Bids Wanted.

= Sealed bids for the county printing
and publishing for the year 1904, will
be received by the board of county
commissioners, at the Office OF the
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1905-12-13

"Bemidji, with some forty saloons,
has not money enough in the city
treasury to meet current expenses and
besides large amount of indebted
ness. It is now talking of issuing
bonds. Yet money. is not scarce in
Bemidji. The Bemidji Pioneer says
that about $4,000 was spent to elect
the present mayor, who stood for a
'.wide-open" policy. Thousands for
corruption but nothing for legitimate
bills-that is the general result of a
saloon policy
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-05-27
xau6erbopte tttt MtttelaIter.

Die @erfu3e, bic faft ale mobsrnsn
Staaten felt einisen Sa6ren nit benz
llnterieeboot MAIDEN, unb bic 8eri9te,
bic in Iebter 3eit Die 3eitunsen iiber
Die probefa6rten Der fran5oIif9en
Slotte bra9tcn, baben bas SntereHe
beg grpben publifums pieber neler,
bings auf biefes prpblem gelentt.
@enn ii6erbaupt ettpas = 10 1T man
gu glduben gsneigt = bic Sprt59ritte
Der mpbernen Se9rif benefit, 10 lit es
Die 8iibnbeit, bic lie an bic 20funs
iol3 i4pteriger Nngaben berantreten
lGbt. 3uglei9 betpunbern mir ben
Mutb Der 8emannung, bic ii9, nur
bur9 cine biinne Giienpanb bonn
@afer eetrennt, i'm 8%ertrauen auf
Die @ortreffli9teit unb bas ii6ere
Sunttipniren aGer @pparats ben Sc
fahren zines fpl9en Experiments
ausfebt. Orobt bod BEL benz gerings
item 3pif9enfau ii9erer Sob. 8e-
reits i'm IL. Sabr6unbert bate man
Elm Sar9erboot fonftruirt. S6 biefes
Sabraeug, bon benz bas @ebidt Sos
lompn unb MDrolf" beri9tet, pirfli9
berpenbet tpurbe, 1T ni9t gu ermits
teln, immerbin lit Die Sbatia9e, bab
man f6on bamals an bic M0glt9teit
zines fpl9en gefGbrts ba9te, unb bic
Dirt, tpie man ii9 Die 20fung pors
%itellte. bea9tenspsrtb senug. Sn benz
@ebi9te bieB es: vMorolf i'm breiten
9ies @tn fdiffeIin BON leberer gr ut
bag mere ftieaa, bag bas nit 8e9e bol
berant; spei benfter (eine anbere
9anbi9rift ipri9t BON 9lasfenftern)
gdben i'm bag lie9t: 4lio metitert ea
i'm 9ant." Oieies S9iff nun ientt
ft9 bor Qner 4ueen auf ben @runb,
nit Der Iubenpelt bur9 elm &obr
perbunben, um ben SniaFen frii9e
9uft ausufilren. Sieies 9o6r n6et
er gepirtst bar an Mit eime itarfen
lebere MOrolf Der liitise man.. Sin
fnuore bic lag p6en bar an, bag Der
bugentbafte man bag rore nit liea brez
GeH dpe. SH Dte1em reGt prtmttt>
ben, penig einlabenben @e6itel fpll
MOrolf bier5ebn Sage unterm Dafer
5uge6ra9t 6afen. Sm n&omuin
b'Qleranbre" pirb bas S9iff beI9ries
BEN, mittels bsfen Mleranber Der
@rOBe bas unterieeii9e sSrei6en itus
Dirt baben foa. Gs beftanb aus einem
8eGGltnib bon peibem 9laie, bas nit
@eeinfluHungen perbunben NOR unh
bon 2ampen innen erbelt ipurbe. ar
Der Seite befanb fi9 EN- Rtns, an benz
Die eolbene Settle befeitist NOR, mil
Der es, in e;nem SABINE auf's offent
Meer TRANSPORTING, in's @aHsr gelafs
fen unb pieber berausgebolt purbe,
60 naip alio bic mittelalterli6e Sars
fteluns bon Der 2Oiuns Der llnterfees
bootfrage audi mar, bab iie iiberbaupi
aufseporfen unb perfu9t tpurbe, Be-
peiit duf's Neue, bab d1es @ei9eitt
f9pn einmal geba9t tporben tit.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-05-27
Sapaniide Trauentoilettem.

Der MilitGrarst Or. Safenafd in
Sptip bat nit erbeblider Miibe cine
3uidmmenitelung Der @orsiige uno
5eblsr Der iapanii9en pie Der abenb>
ldnbii9en 6rauen>, &inber= nnb
Wfdnnertleioung sema6t, nobel er Die
@eiunbbeit, bic S9Dnbeit, ben &oz
ftenpunft, Die Oauerbaftisfeit unb
8eripenbungsfd6iefeit d. E. Die MDgz
li9teit, aus einem Srauenz Elm &inz
berz, aus einsm Serren@ Elm Samen@
tleio u. |. 10. gu ma9en) in 8etra4t
Sog. Die @inael6eiten ieiner Isabelle
piirben uns bier gu melt fiibren; mir
pollen uns auf bas gnbersebniB bea
f9rGnfen, unb bisfes lit, bab bic
9ausz, &ranfen= unb SGuglinesfleiz
Der, iotpie Die S9lafr0de beiber Sc
f4le4ter, ferner bic peibli9en &inz
b~ersetpanber na9 iapanii9er Dirt, bas
gegen bic &naben= unb bic mdnnli6e
@ei9dftsfleibung in europdiider
@etie ben @oraug berbienen. Or. Saz
fsnafa fist ben &atk binau, man mO>
&c bic Mdngel bes beimii9en Solicit
tentpefens abitellen, babel aber bic
S9Onbeitsfrage i'm Iuge bebdlten,
bann Derben mir ii9erli9 bic por=
treffli4iten Sra9ten baben, bic ss
iiberbaupt sibt."
Die iapunii4e Srauentleibung 1T
felt pielen Sa6rae6nten in aGem pez
1entli9 u~nberGnbert geblieben unb
audi mod INNER ebenfo anmutbig,
fiinftlerii9, bequem unb seiunO. Die
Samen benten ni9t baran, ii9 Die
SbrlGpp9en bur9lo9en gu laFen uno
lie nit Sanb gu bebdnsen, audi fdnt
es ibnen ni9t cir, bic Singer bur4
&inge gu perunitalten ober ben Sberz
lei6 in Stablz unb SiI96einfaite ten su
prehen, obsr Die Siibe bur9 bobe
S9u6abfdbe 5u perItiimmeln pOer duf
9ut unb 8leiO tpbte @Ogel uus5uftelz
len. 9ier cine tnappe S9iloerung
bes Nn5uses Der Samen Der bO6eren
unb mittleren StGnbe. Oen Nnfdng
ma9t uSumpof9i", Elm re9tpintliges
Stiid Stoff b~eliebiger Dirt, bas nm
bic 2enben geleJt pirb unb Biz gum
&nie rei9t. Oriiber fommt .Sf3tz
ban, Elm eng unliegenbes &leibungsz
itiid; bas on Ginfa6beit einem Babe
mantel glei6, aber fe6r i6On lit unb
sepObnli9 aus belem, 5artem Seibenz
trepp beItebt. SIN @inter fulgt nun
rS9itasi", elm tpGrmeres Sberfleib
BON Der elei9en SOrm, i'm CONNER
ftatt befen n&impno", i'm 9aufe aus
8aumpolfrepp, fir Staats> uno
@eienf9aftstOiletten aus Seibe ooer
Seioenfrepp Ober 8rofat nit rei4er
Stiderei. Sas r&imono" pirb mit'
tels ,bes rSoioobi", elmer langen Seiz
bentreppi9drpe, Die me6rmuls Inn bic
SaiIe getpunben lit, befeitigt. 3ulebi
fommt Die piece de resistance"
bas Obi, Elm ettpd 4 0arbs ldnges.
81 Wdrbs breites Stiid biditer Seibs
obsr 8rotats. 9ieies Stiid biGbet Deli
Stol3 Der pobl6a6enben Sapdnerin
unb ipielt Bel ibr ungefd6r Die glei4s
&ple tpie Bel uniern pornebmen Sa'
men bic 0iamanten.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-05-27

= Sie 8prfi9 etnes @poz
t6sters bat in Yaris einen Soppels
felbitmprb per6inbert. Gtienne Selz
laie unb Glementine Gonbpn, SD4ter
5peier tpp6l6abenber Yariier &aufz
leute, iparen pom CARTE item Otter on
auf bas Snnigfte matchmaker befreuna
be:. @or unssfGbr einem bdlben
Sabre perbeiratbste ii4 gum grObten
2eibpei en- bon @tisnne Seaaie tbre
Sreunbin. Der S9mer5 Der aaein
3uriid9ebliebenen purbe nod grDBer,
ais Tie erfubr, bub bic einitige Sugenb@
eeipielin cine ie6r ungliidli9e @be sez
falphen babe unb BON ibrem @bemann
p0rtli9 u1b t6Gtli9 beleibigt perbe.
Siefer Sage nun trafen fi4 Die 6reunz
-binnen auf Der Strabe unb bef4loiz
fen, gemeinfam in ben Sob gu geben.
| gu bieiem 8eGufe iu9te bic junge, uns
gliidli9e Srau einen Better auf, Der in
elmer Pari1s r Ipotbefe angeiteut lit,
unb bat inn INN Elm ft4er. aber
i9msr5los tpirfenbes @ift. Der @ppz
tbeter, benz bas Weien feiner Gouiine
berbG9tig bprtam. fragte, gu pel9sm
3pede fie bas @ift 6aben %tpolte, ppr=
auf er our 4nttpprt erhielt, un einen
Sunb gu tDbten. Der junge Mann
iI6srsab ibr Johann Elm tpeibes BUILDER
unb ermabnte tie auBerbem mod CUR
@orii9t. Sie beiben Srsunoinnen
mietbeten nun Elm 3immer in einem
!Sotel, UNI bier semeinfam gu iterben.
Mnitatt bes berbeigetpiini6ta Spbes
trat aber BEL beiben nur beftiges Gr=
breden elm, ba Der porii9tige @potbefsr
nir Elm fe6r frGftiees 0pmitib berabs
fplet bate. Die 2ebensmiiben per>
fpra9en benz berbeiserufenen 9ausz
ar5te, feinen SelbitmorbDerfu4 mebr
gu unternebmen.
S9elIfif9e NIT fsinen
Rrdutern. Ser slid pirb aus
9aut unb 9rdten selOit unb in idrdss
@4eiben sef9nitten, bic man cine
Stunbe nit gitrpnenfaft, sebadtsr
Peteriilie, Sal5 unb pfeffer marinirt.
Snbefen budt man apei S4alottsn,
bier Biz flint g6ampignpns, etpas
Pstsrfilie unb gftrason fshr fsin, biins
ftet biefe 4rGuter in Butter bur9, legt
bic Gif9tiide binein, siebt bic Wari>
nabe unb sinsn 2Offel @eiBpein basu,
lest Elm peibes nit Butter beitri4enes
8latt papier barber unb lGbt ben
Gif4 15-20Minuten BEL gslinoer9iBe
bdmpfen. Die Sauce riibrt man burf
elm Sieb, ssbt etpas 8riihs uni
Weibtpein baau, fhmedt lie forgfdltie
ab unb ma4t tie nit stpas S4pts'
mebl feimis.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-05-27
poren sic MIR nidt etn bisder gut

poffen sic MIR nidt ein bis9en gut
Tein2"
9o fprinst lie auf unb eebt our
Gbir. Ct mill i6r na9, aber tie ma4t
zine ftrense, abpeiienbe 8etpesuns.
sd bite sic, 9err! = Sd bin
3tpar iest nod in SIREN Sieniten, aber
Sic biirfen ni9t pergefsn, bab Sic elm
%brapes, ebrli4es MGb4sn ppr fi4 haz
ben."
1nb fort tpar tie. = Gr bOrte nus
nod, pie iie ben S9lifel in ibrer
Stu6entbiir umbrebte.
Oa ftanb er nun alletn unb bate fi4
ObrfeiseH tOnnen iiber feline Summ'
beit!
Sold alter Sungsefeae lit bod elm
unglIdli9es M0bel. =
a6enbs mar Srau &riiser pieber
ba. sic bedte bas 8ett ab unb eradblte
babel.
Serr gartels 6Drte anes nur hulb;
sr bate nit fi9 gu t6un. limb er fagte
gu ii6: Gs lit bas allsrbeite, mas ia
MAIDEN fann! Sieie ielbitGnbige. hGus'
lide Ratur pobt ausge5ei4net gu mir.
2aut fa9te er bann:
SD min S6nen aud NAL mas er'
5Gblen, Srau &riger."
ga ~,,r On
sd Sbnen!!" = Morsen sebe id
gu SrGulein 9sbpig unb brinse ibr fir
lire @ertretung elm tleines Sei4enf,
Sas ION elm eolbener Sting iein. Mii'
fen sic = 10 elmer pbne Stein!"
Sin @erlobungsring," f9rie Srau
ariiger auf unb iant auf einen Stu9l,
mSu, fpl9' elmer"
rSie tppuen 6eirat9en, 9err 8artelI
= Sic = sic"
rgingeflsif4ter Sung9.feae = ia!'
Sa blidt tie gang tiefiinnis por iid
bin. nNun D~erliere i4 ia bod meiner
beiten 13immer6errn!"
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-05-27

Sie msiiten Siamuntfeloer Der
Welt liesen in britiIGsm Gebists.
Smmerbin pirb man eritaunt fein,
bic GrflGrung zines canabii9en @eps
logon gu bDren, na9 tpel9er elm nod
ni9t eridlpfenes neues Oiamantfelb
in Ganaba liest, unb Spar Spif9en
ben groben Seen unb Der 9ubfpn
8ap. Siamanten tpurben in Midts
aart urb anbsrpdrts gefunben, no bic
MorGnen perf9iounbener @letI9er
enbieten. Die Oiamanten iinb tpabrs
f4einli9 bon ben @letf9ern au i6rem
9agerplabe mitgsfiibrt iporben unb
ftammten bon einem Siamantfelbe trs
eenbpo I'm 6pbsn Norben, bon mo bic
9letf9er Fe berbrahten.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-05-27

= Gntfpre9epb ausges
ii t. n2iebft Ou ben @utler f9op
lanse9A = .Nein, felt auraem erf
raft ct in mtinem &eratn,"
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-05-27

Indianapolis & Dtneennes 3. 4.
cairo & ginsn ersr taaHd 7 aoBm epsner & 8ehferb lie, tasI. 9 45Bm
Binseames grpreb fasl...... 8 5Osm Bineennes @.preb tdgH@. 10 s0@w
ebeneer & Bebforb ae, tdsI. 4 45sem gaire Grpres tdsH& -----e16&
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-05-27

ngingefleif@ter SunggeieGle = ia!"
Sa blidt tie gang tiefiinnie por ii4
bin. nNun D~erliere i9 ia bod meinen
beften 3immer6errn!"
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-05-27

Ment.
Isle inb ppbl ie6r frp6, SrGulein,
bab sic nun beute erlDft finb9"
rOas fam i9 ni9t fasen, es bat
mir bier gang gut sefanen."
5err 9artels brebt bas Gisbein bin
unb Der. Damn frogt sr: vSasen Sic
NAL, finbsn sic audi, bab i9 Elm 10
unaus ftebli9er S%unsgefeue bin9"
,@ber per be6aupset benin base"
,Mae! - Sober, Der midi fennt!"
~Oann babsn sic iebenfaus Dor
MIR parabemarfd erereiert."
$50 i'm tpolenen S9als."
Nun laden tie beibe!
limb pie er Tie 70 aniie6t, ba beginnt
pieber Der Sput in ieinsm 9erssn, unb
elm beiber Wunf9 fteist in i9m auf =
bieie frif9e, geiunbe Susenb nit ben
rot6en Baden unb ben blanfen Queen
In feline Irme gu briden.
sic merit, bab fein Bid auf ibr
rubt. unb ba feline 8lide na9 uffener
M6nnerart mi9ts berbersen, abnt
Sebpis, mas er benft. Sbr f9Idst bas
Sera : lie tpirb perlesen.
nnb als er merit. bab lie perlesen
1T, betpmmt er Mutb.
Gana f9nel lest er beibs Mrme Inn
ibre @9ultern, beust ben 2opf bidt gu
ihr 1srab unb fast: .6rGulstn 9ebpts,
The daily Alaskan., 1905-11-16
NEW ONES
Arctic Brotherhood Grand
 Camp Officers

The following named persons have been chosen officers of .the Arctic Brotherhood for the ensuing year;
 Grand Arctic chief, c. B. Phillips, Camp Council; grand vice-Arctic chief, F. Fl. Bracket, Camp Discovery; grand Arctic chaplain, Dr. W. E. Everett, Camp Dawson; grand Arctic recorder, Godfrey Chealander, Camp Skagway; grand Arctic keeper of nuggets, John G. Price, Camp SkagwsY; grand Arctic camp cook, F. M. Woodruff, Camp Eagle; grand Arctic trail guide, George E. Dooley, Camp Valdez; grand Arctic trail blazer, A. L. Bakhart, Camp Ettchikan: grand keeper inner toll, Richard Mansfield White, Camp Skag- way; grand keeper outer toll, J, Sim mons, Carp Sitka; grand Arctic trus- tees, r. H. Watt, CalIp Nome; J. H. Chisel, Camp Haines; c. B. Mcconnell, Camp Nome; E. E, Flemming, Camp Nome, and L. L. James, Camp Chepa.
The daily Alaskan., 1905-11-16
Sells Moro of Chamber1aiu's Cough Remedy than of All Others
 Put Together. =

The following letter from locality where Chamberlaiu's Cough Remedy is well known shows by the unprecedent- ed demand for it that the medicine sells Ou its own merit, Mir. ThOs, George, a merchant at Mt. Elgin Ontario, says: T have had the local agency for Cham berlain's Cough Remedy ever since it was introduced into Canada, and l sell as muca of it as do of all other lines 1 have on my shelves put together, Of the many dozens sold under guarantee, I have not had one bottle returned. can per onally recommend this medt- cine as I have used it my self and given it to my children and always With the best result. For sale by Wm. B it, the drugges5.
The daily Alaskan., 1905-11-16
P, P. &N. RECEIVERS
 GET BIG PAY

Judge Hauford has fixed the compen- sation of the two Washington receivers of the late Pacific Packing & Naviga- tion Company and the Pacific American Fisheries, James A, Kerr and Thomas B. McGovern, at s52,OOO each. Evan 5. McCord, their counsel and law part ter of Receiver Kerr, was given s36 GOO The fees were the largest ever paid in a receivership settlement in the North west.
The daily Alaskan., 1905-11-16

A Seattle jury has awarded the for mer fancee of Mayor Took, of Ballard, 8 judgment for SlOOOO for breach of promise. They were engaged to be married and the official broke it of, be- cause, he says, he discovered the bride to-be had consumption. The young lady says he knew Of her aflictiOn be- fore they were engaged. The court held that if the woman's contention was true the engagement was binding upon Zoos. The case is an unusual one and has attracted much attention in Seattle and elsewhere.
The daily Alaskan., 1905-11-16
ONE MORE
Another Man Freezes To
 Death

Dawson, Nov. I4-Alme Sylvester, a Glacier creek miner, left tha: creek for Dawson one day last week but lost his way and after becoming exhausted from wanedring around, lay for nearly two days tu the snow before being acci- dentlly found by Harvey Robe. He was then unconscious but with the aid of the police Robe took him back to a rosdhOuse on Glacier where he died in 8 few hours.
The daily Alaskan., 1905-11-16
STOP

In at Kirmse's and see the beautiful selection of Xmas presents, among which are sterling manicure ard toilet articles, many odd and new pieces of cut glass and hand-painted a-d Ha7t- land china.
 Don't forget that jewelry is very acceptable gift for anyone. We have the most complete line in the city and our prices are right.
 H. D. Kirmse,
 Pioneer Jeweler,
The daily Alaskan., 1905-11-16

The Eetchikan Journal says the ablest writers differ as to whether or not Alaska is prepared for territorial government. Probably the Ketchikan Journal will name an able writer in Alaska who says the district is not so prepared? Is it MT. Coutant?
The daily Alaskan., 1905-11-16

Edna Wallace Hopper, the actress, has made 8 complete failure ot her at tempts to get the DInsmuir millions. The courts have held valid the will of her stepfather giving his fortune to his blood relations.
The daily Alaskan., 1905-11-16

In fixing the salaries of the receivers Of the Pacific Packing x Navigation Company, Judge Hantord. of the United States district court for Western Washington, probably used the salaries Of life insurance officials for precedents.