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The daily Alaskan., 1905-02-01
DAWSON EDITOR
 ON HIS WAY OUT

WE. Thompson, editor ot the DaW- son Sun, arrived in the city last night and will leave for the south on the next stfaner. Mir. Thompsou's paper Is lio- eral in politics but it represents that faction of the party which refused to s,sud by the CougdOu administration. For more trau year it has wsged un- easing aUd bitter war aga nst the gov srpment of the Yukon and Mir. ThOmp- son WAS arrested several times for crim- inal libel as result of his publications. It was for his paper that A. V. Buel did his cartoou work which caused the gov srument so much anxiety.
 Jus; before coming out Mr. Ihomp- son apologized 10 Mir. Congdon for one of the Buel pictures which represented the ex-governor as a grsfter. Another charge accusing him of melting riot IS stil pending.
 Mir. Thompson says there is no pros pecs that CongdoD will be reappointed as governor of Yukon and he does not believe he will ever return to that country.
The daily Alaskan., 1905-02-01
HelinfroniaEn.

Hcliotropism is the peculiar property shown by many plants, notably the sunEOwer, of always turning toward the sun. In the case of seedlings the phenomenon is especially marked The cells on the light side are apparently retarded in growth, thus causing 6 curvature toward that side. Professor Rouanes experimented with an inter mittent light, such as that of an cleo tric spark discharge, upon mustard seedlings and found the heliotropic effect produced in this way far greater than that caused by the sun or any other form of light. Strange to say, however. this abnormal influence Is un- accompanied by the generation of phlorOphyll, the green coloring matter fin plants which requires sunshine for its Iroper production.-Pall Mall Ga gettp.
The daily Alaskan., 1905-02-01
Eir.t Enrli.h Latter.

Tho oldest letter written in English of which there is record was that to Sir John Pelham fin London by his wife. who was then in Kent That letter Is dated March 22, 1889, and was sent to London by messenger.
 Up to the commencement of the reign of Edward l.. all letters, even of the most private nature, were written in Latin. About the time of Edwards accession. French, which had been the spoken language of the court from the time of the conquest, began to be used in written correspondence. In the reign of Edward III. the English language, in pursuance of an act of parliament, was made the language of legislation.
The daily Alaskan., 1905-02-01
Ruth Brown G4ilty

A jury last night decided that the house next door to the Penial mission isS bawdy house and tOund Ruth Brown, eolored, guilty of being an in- mate of it. The verdict was found on the third tr,al involving the issue. New evidence was introduced in the last trial making a stronger case for town than previously had been made, Judge Tanner imposed fine of go and costs. Notice of appeal was given.
The daily Alaskan., 1905-02-01
CABBAGE IS
 ON DECLINE

If one is to judge by the playin.y that is being done in the tournaments, in- terest in cribbage is declining. There has been but few games played in the Boiler Room tournament since yester- day and none in the White Pass Ath- letic Club tournament. In the former w. Cleveland continues to lead with a large margin to spare. In the tourna- meut for the Kern trophy the standing is as it appeared in the Daily Alaskan yesterday.
 The standing of the players in the Boiler Room tournament is as follows:
The daily Alaskan., 1905-02-01
John Williams Dies Today

John Williams, a fisherman, who has been III at rhe Red Cross hospital as a charge again,t the city for some time, died this morning at II o'clock. Wi!- Hams was suffering from disease of the heart.
The daily Alaskan., 1905-02-01
New sdusio.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 6 grand clncert at that place tonight The la est songs and the latest instru- mental selections will be given.
The daily Alaskan., 1905-02-01
Many a, Msthodist Church

Interest iu the evsngeliStic services St the Methodist church continues. There was good attendance last night. Rev. F. A. LsViolette preached the ser mou. The services begin tonight ut 7:3O o'clock.
The daily Alaskan., 1905-02-01
No Bowling Last Night

There was DO bowling contests in the tournament at Elks' club last night on account of the absence of F. c. Flahar- ty, who is ss Juneau. The next games in the tournament will be bowled next Friday evening.
The daily Alaskan., 1905-02-01
HAIR NATURALLY ABUNDANT.
When It Is Free of Dandrun, It Grows
 Luxuriantly.

Rair preparations and dandrun cures, as a rule. are sticky or irritating affairs that do no earthly good. Hair, when not diseased. grows naturally, luxurisntly. DandruI Is the cause Of nine-tenths of all hair trouble. and dandrun Is caused by a germ. The only way to cure dand- run is to kin the germ; and. so far, the only hair preparation that win positively destroy the Serm Is Newbro's Herpicide- absolutely harmless. free from grease, sediment. dye matter or dangerous drugs. tt allays itching instantly; makes hair glossy and soft as silk. Destroy the cause you remove the effect" Sold by leading druggists. Send iOc. fin stamps for sample to The Herplcide CO, Detroit, Mich
 Wm. Britt, Special Agent.
The daily Alaskan., 1905-02-01
v hIse Pas' Danes Tonight

There will be an informal dance at the White Pass Athletic Club rooms tonight. The members of the club ana their friends have been invited to be present.
The daily Alaskan., 1905-02-01
PERSONAL MENTION


 Mir. a-d Mrs. c. P. Thompson will lave Sksgway on the next trip of the Jefferson They will probably locate e. Everett, Wash
 Mrs. Woolbury and Mrs. Clayton cane up from Fort William H. Seward today on the Peterson.
 Capt. Barker and Lieut.. Hurst were arrivals from Fort William H. Seward today.
 Mrs. Moog was In the city today from ths fort.
The daily Alaskan., 1905-02-01

Baths 25 cents. Fine porcelain tubs at the Portland Tod ying House. Rooms 25c, soc, 75c and sl. Fifth avenue, op posite Canadian Bank of Commerce.
The daily Alaskan., 1905-02-01
At Wholesale Prices

The Mascot saloon sells liquors, either b K or case goods at wholesale prices. All the old brands always on hand. 10-l-tf.
The daily Alaskan., 1905-02-01
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The daily Alaskan., 1905-02-01

Fresh bread delivered to any part the city at any time by the Boss Baker
The daily Alaskan., 1905-02-01

The best that the market affords at the Pack Train Restaurant.
The daily Alaskan., 1905-02-01

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The daily Alaskan., 1905-02-01
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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-04-07

Nnlcbnin9 for 'trse Tplf. Soet ri
bel1le0er See ernes SpmGrfiombeo til
iiblte SIDE, bpor Sc bill ftn6e ct
@rl,ppebilleoe al unge @eno og
&pinoer, @leper peb Mosm1siens
Hraftiife 6orretnings Sfole, ct.
Gol1l, minber set os ON Sc mango l10=
mGrfeoe Mnleoninger, Der er aabne
for bore l1,1ge Men0 og &pi1oer MI
tiloogs. 9enne 5fole frembDoer
mango ipecielle 5oroele for Dem, Der
eriter Ell profttiif l1o6annelie / ben
forfeit mulige Sis. @leper fommer
fra bele @or6pelten for at beipge 6en=
tie Stole. geogle tager forbereoen6e
Mrbeioe, anore @ogboloeri og &nrtig-
ifrift, meoens anore forbereoer fig for
Gibil Serbice @fsamener. 8lan6t
gleberne ct l1nge 6armere, @aan6-
pGrfsfolf % 6orretningsman0, Ser
olle iprigt it16erer UNDER 2e6elie al ct
oueligt @orps at 2erere. 6or 6em,
ser snifer 8eifiaftigelie / Sorret-
ningsberbenen efter at oe bar gra6ue-
ret, er Ser life noget bebre SSn1tit11t /
&or6peiten en6 &asm1si ens @raftiife
Torretnings 5fole. &aa @rmnb al
Set gobe Mapn, iom 5folen bar
Iblanot 6orretningsm9n0 iamt 8eitp-
rerens e,1ergiife 8eitrebelier, iaa bill
ollie ouelige gleber let finoe CODE
&laoier. Sul6itanoige 0plpsninger
angoaenoe gfolen ienoes frit be0 at
tilifribe 8eitDreren.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-04-07
cige fra Sell
(ki6eneS O0Qe.

Seq far iolet 8illettcr til %
fra oct ganle 2an0 / ober 20
Nar, lige fra Mar 1871. Sen
Sis fou1 mango pper paa Cell
ifibe. Sc laa / 11gepts ug breo
p,1 paa Sben, mebens Bet MT
fnn taecr en- l1se, libt mere eller
minore, alt eftcr 9ampiftbene.
S allc bisic Mar far je9 natur=
ligpts lGrt noget ON Be forifjel=
lige 2inier, Sfibe, &mter, uip.,
ium jog fun labe fomme mine
&cnncr ttlgobe. 6pr bn fisher,
font berfor op % tai meb mig.
Set CT mnligt, at jog fun bane
en- eller anbcn Sing. at fortelle
big, iom bu bil finoe al &eroi
pnt bm enb fjbber ct anoet Steb.
Set bar minore at tge.
5. Sobnien,
vSibcnbe"s &ontor.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-04-07

&olitibetjent 2inbabl, Ser bar UNI
Ger Mnfloge for Sppert fra 6ranflin
Mpe. 8tbliotbefet, er lta0tg for pr11=
Sen; ON ban er flDgtet til ct for BAN
lifrere @lima eller bar taget fig ielb
at Sage bioes iffe. Sans @uitrn
6ar mo0taget ct al bam ifrepet 8rep,
ser tp6er paa, at ian omgiffeS meo
Gelpmorosplaner, men Sc, Ser fien-
Ser bam be6it, tpipler ON, at ban bar
brogt oem / %lt6fsrelle. 8rebet bar
meget rprenoe ffrepet. 9a bans Gag
/ Man6ags falotes for &etten og. ban
life mp6te frem, fit bans &autiont=
tier Me66elelie ON, at Sc maatte be-
tole bans 8ono, $1,000.
ct on0et @e6lem al 8pens &b-
litiltprfe, Sergeant at Barfpolitiet
Sobn S. 0'8rien, er / oisie 9age
bleben belfplot for lterligbe6, oq
bans Sag oil blipe unoeriegt.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-04-07
Shuttle 5efer.
(Tmct1ot fra Gibe ~

6nrtIot fra Side ~
gooe l%tofprelle, JON pe0 tioligere 2ei=
ligbeoer for ifobt Mr. Houlie n 6rem>
faloelier paa 6remfaloelier, og iom
Gapo M11mer lpille6e Scr. saul
len Ole 2l1feie".
Meo Scr. &olqr1arts iom 6ortel=
Ter al Set er gonlfe pitt" og uSpor-
leoes Ell 6ier blep til 5 @pn5", forta(t
meb ct @umer, iom ifabte forget
girfning netop fra Sen go,nle Sol=
quarts, % Mfipngelien al set fprlte
gers At bele 6%oriamlingen al Song
Gtriitian ltoo pes bpien Mait", az
ill1tteoe SEN for rigboloige, men BOG
fortrinliQe, 6nn1fe Mften / Srcbe1tro
Soil.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-04-07

Silialss 1900 Mcres, Miblanb &c.,
isis, Gn @il fra Sernbane, 9 Mtll.
Tob bbio &ine, 4.5 Sill. 8aismoob,
4.5 Mill. 8irf, 2.5 Mill. Gin, is
DILL. Maple, is DILL. Samaraef,
is Mill. Gebar, IL Mtll. @s. 30O,-
600 SOB gif. 8ris $21 pr. Mcrc.
800 Meres, TIM 2 MRil fra Sern-
bane. Gn og en- balb Nfiflion Sob at
goSt Saptpmmcr, altiammen @arb=
MOOD, fornben en- Masie Spruee, Sc.
bar &oles % &oits. SOB Slabs for
en- Saumplle. @ere Spmmer fan
faces lige peS. &ris $3.50.
9ette er fun ct Sar 8rbper al
boab hi bar. 2ab % bibe jnit bba6
Sc bnifer.
Spbnicn & &c.,
46 1tnion 8loef, ct. 8anl.
Clinton @locf er paa 81. al Cedar oq
4tb 81. mes Sn6gang poa @e0or).
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-04-07

@sfligbe6. - 9o hi fom fer til 2on,
set tog III Dor sat at / enbper 8l,tif.
Oct bar fanife at bielpe @attelfpgges
trl,lten bel meget> men er 6og langt
at foretrGffe for Sen 0umme gipren
Jig nigtig operfor alt og alle, og lom
ofte enoer meo at man life tager @ot-
ten af for roget.
st III ieIb efter 6isfe
mange Mars Scamp for Gilperelien
beropre, 1n1oer bpilfen @iGrtet iaa
let bliper bittert al Sc mange lfl1ffe6e
Uorpentninger, eller ogioo nfpliomt
% boorot lu1oer 81loets Sn0pirf=
ming = at III life bar glemt, bpa0
Ser aiper 2ipet sets SSlrobolo, Set pi=
ler Sen Sper, bporn1eo bort Soft, fra
oeu enc G1oe nf 2onoet til Sen on0el1>
lamles til Miuoefelt for 8prnenes
9igter pg for at biOroge noget til at
cit lau goo Sag JONI Sen at gjpre for
nlorelple @pru lpffelige pe0 at gipe
Dem ct Silent, n1oa fremmes. % e
|6isie setter er tillige
Ct alnoeligt Sioens Segn poo, at hi
800 e110l1l bar Spn for, at Set CT Sc
iSeole @rGfter, Ser ifiuler Jig bog
Observation-Disclosures <llegaroin,
ser giner bort 2ip oets 5fipnbeo og
letter os iiton6 til at pinoe @rinies=
ie11 og Set balpe &ige. - M0am 9an
bar lagt mes @enipn til @in6ets
Magt:
Naar 5tormen r>ifer og trr1er barif
Seq bliper otter ioa iielefarf
9pergang ieg ben oper 8roen trGoer
20 meoer Mi,1oet / 8arneflpoer. -
90 loo for hi Minoet ON bore 0eilige
Srelf TO! 11o at bpilfe Ser paa Ell &in=
teroog itof oen re9lemeqterte @if
@olm> ion1 Ell itaaenoe Spforbring til
6aorene og &perne ON gfterfelgelie.
g pm Stilettoe er Die
ben ct Symbol poa Stalieneren Der
opre, ioo las Sen iinoige Srei flo bore
set for ns. Som 9a1Ife bur hi al
Orig funnel goa paa @oieiofferne.
@por on0re bor opnaaet 6or6ele peO
at lilte Jig trent poo Seerne og as
&rogpeje er naoet / @piOen, Ser er ri
fpmmen 1eilen0e / bore lormen0e
Srelfp % far life funnel lfil,le bort
&inrtes Mening.
2epe 0inoerne ON bort Silent,
bpoo enten Set lao / Gfopen, peo
Gpen eller poo SEN pil6ene @e0e! Seq
lll1ter mes oisi e 9inier at Borcbie=
Mus:
Seq er ci ltolt, men gloo at leg er
oan1 t
Set Mopn ieg bil mos intet au6et
bptte.
Set or 1oo goot iom a1oget 11oenlon6if
90 set bor &lang at &jGmpebeiel1s
Wptbe.
Gg ifl1loe Set n,1 iaa6an il,,mpe til,
ut olorig n1er jeg giGitcr benoes
@ptte,-
Seq ct oog gluo at leg er 6anif, og pil
Min 8urnoomsorpm moo tntet o11=
set bptte.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-04-07

&jpb soot 2anb.


&jpb goot 2anb.
Set CT ligelaa let at fibbe go6t
2ono lom 0aarligt, naar man bare
peo, bpor set CT at fin0e. 81 iGlger
goot 2ano. Det 2onb> hi bar til
ialgs, CT meget ipreot, men Set ct
11opalgt. 2anoet tiger .Hris for
bpert s(ar, og set er banifeligt MT at
finoe;; noget rigtigt goot 2ano, ser
CT billigt. Sg oog far set lpffeoe5
Us til cit life ringe @roo. S Minne=
iota, for CTS, fun hi bpbe Gem gan=
tie l;on1nrfet 2ono til CT iaa lop ErtS
1om $3.50 per Mcre. Oct CT rigt,
bpit og tert, flaot, ,t0en Ste11, mes
lna,f Sfop poa enoel of set, ioa goot
2ul1o iom man fan puff e Jig % teller
life luugt fra Sernbnnel totton. 81
bar pglaa 2uno til andre Hriler =
aft gpot 2ono. Moturligpis bar ri
oglou ooorlist 2ono tilialgs, men Set
bp0er III 9em life. 81 far 2ano, na=
rierenoe / Nris ligefra 80 Gents per
glcre til ilere bunore6e Collars men
Set 2ono hi bp6er 9em / MinneIota
til $3.50, CT 2ano, iom Sc fan bore
tie11t mes. Melten alt, bpao hi bar
tilialgs fan ielges paa lette 8etin=
geller. S
Norb 9afota.
bar ri goot 2an6, meget rigt, til S.
per Mcre. S 1tprre 5tpffer, Oele
&omnibips) en6og billigere. S ben
bergmte @eo &iper Sal fra SIS til
$50 per Mcre. Sg olle mulige 8ri<
ler ino imellem. S
&iseoniin
far Ri tilialgs en6el meget mutt
2on0, bporof enoel meo lnu1f ,5fop,
til meget rimelige Nriier, @isconlin
CT cit al Sc bebageligite Stater at 30
l.. 6%prl1oen u%opoprfet 2ano, bar III
l)er ogloa Ell Gel op0prfeoe Tornle til
nieget lope Nriler og pao 1ette Sill
foor. S
CALIFORNIA
bar hi 2ono ltge fra $40 per Nlcre,
@oot 2ono fra 500 per 9(cre % op.
Nfei te1t aft set 2an6 hi bor / 0en1e
Stat, ct irrigeret, % &riierne in0be=
fatter lom Ell &egel &an0ret. @i Far
cn0el n0mprfe6e Gie16omme fer til
Salgs, boaoe ltprre og minore, og ntl
man babe Zig Ell lioen 5rl,gtfarm el=
Ter en- flor &aneb, iaa lfrip til % ON
&riler olp. @i bar, bpao Sc oil bape.
l1omerfct flint Mlfolfo 2ono til $16
per Mcre. Gller hi fan lGlge GEM en-
5 Mcres tiloprfet 6%rugtbope, Ser bil
bringe Gem Ell goo oarlig Snbtegt,
poo Mfbetalinger al $40 per @aaneo
roen noget fontant. Offer 10 Nlcres
6rl1gtlono, uoprfet, til $19.14 per
Mfooneo 1,oe11 11oget fontant. @r Sc
meo? Gao bar hi 2ono / n9iten alle
,oe andre 5tater, 110mnrfet 2ano o9
lope Yriier. SGrlig oil hi frembppe
Mlabama, bpor ri far nogle al0ele$
ppperlige Bargains. S
@ai6imstpn bor ri en6el uomnrfe1
u%impropc0". S
Canada uopoprfet 2ono til So / 1fon=
oi11opiife Settlementer - Set im1ffe-
lite 2ono, 9e fan tenfe 9em. s
Gnba for $40, $40, $50, $50, oip.
&c ns FIR Sc fjpber, men bpa0 81
chs 9jer, ioo
fjpb gpbt 2anb.
Sobnlen. & &c.,
46 LINTON 8locf,
AZ No,,I w;rr
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-04-07
11inneiota.

- 9ulutb &engefergebro blep
aabnet iiolte ltge. Sen bar foitet
100000 og er ct eneitaaenoe StDffe
Sngeniprfunit.
Sfibsfarte,1 poa 6e itore Sno-
iger CT MI aabent. 5t51te l19e l,bflo=
rerebe iom ferlte 8aa6 fra 9ulutb
nr8on Mmi", tilbbrenbe 8ootb @om=
pagntet. Sgen n6for Dulutb. bar 90
poa Set nermelte isfri, i6et @olen
/ Sorbin0elie me6 en- iterf Sralanbs-
bino Dapoe bru6t Sien belt op.
= Geo. Morgon, en- 2ofomotipfg>
rer paa Smaba 8men, ~biemmeb6-
ren0e / ct. SOUL Tom ii0ite l1ge ulpt=
tcligt al Gage I Manfato. Sans
Maifine traf ct langt Sren lajte6e
6ragtpogne fra Manfato> men beo
&ocf Gtreets &rp6sningen itp6te Sen
moo en- 9ten, Ser bar fommet melIem
Sfinnerne og Hlanfe69ffet og lgb of
Sporet. Otter at babe rebet @finner
og Speller op ct lengere Stpffe> rul-
le6e ben ne6 al en- Spfploning, og
@organ> iom life funoe fomme no al
@aifinen, bleb begrabet UNDER 6enne
og 6rebt paa @teoet.
= Dulutbs Mapor, gullum> bar
begp,,6t ct &orstog moo @alooner,
boor Ser 6ribes @pil og bliber begaoet
Elpn6ring af @ieiterne. @pI 60
looner bar Ienge beret forbu6t, og
bliber iaa6ant opoaget, bliper ga,
loonbertens 2icenie bam frotoget.
@en ser er en- Meng6e @alooner af
SEN iimplere &lasie, bpor @ielter BIZ
Der plpn6re6e efter at ser er gipet Dem
5opeoraaber / 9riffeparerne. Mo=
poren bar MI orbret, at 2iceniet 1fal
nfforores &9rter, ser bar tilla6t iaa=
6ant at gao for fig, og ser er almin6e>
fig &anif blan6t &prterne / Sc iimple
Salooner.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-04-07

Set npe @lasifib rMinneiota' iful
lpbe al Gtabelen / Memport SEEMS
p%rltfommenoe 2pr0og. Com ti6li=
gere omtolt ifal Ell Minnelotn Dame,
Miis Morie Sballer, 9atter al Se=
nator Gcballer o9 Stuoent peo Uni
periitetet, forrette u9aabSbanolin=
gen., Ser fful foretages meo Gbam>
pogne efter 9nife al Sfibsbpggerne
og life iom %oprin0elig paatgnft meo
&ono ira Minnebaba Galbet. SUN
Lar iom uTo66ere" to andre nnge
MinneI ota Gamer. On Delegation
bill operpare Mflpbningen lom &epra=
ientonter for 2egisloturen, blanot
oens Me6lemmer er @enator Seplo
fer al 8pen.
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minneapolis.
.Gpuncr at Morae"s Teit. SEQ e

vspmmer at @orse"s Set. SEQ e'
Msoe, iom forle6en afbolotes al De.
legater fra Sc forifiellige 2oger al
0roenen @sn11er at @orge / Ebillins.
bperne, beilutteoes ofbol6t en- felles
Miolommerfelt / eller / Merbeoen al
Let. Saul eller Minneapolis, bportil
ollie norife Soreninger bill blipe ino=
buot. Moget beitemt meo &enipn til
sSe1teus arrangement er en6nu lite
ofgiort, men ser er Sm6ipnligbeo
for, at Sen begpn6er meo 8onfet ct.
@ansoogs Mften og 1llttter mes &ic-
mic 5pn0agen efter.
@rptcitantismem. ct 6oreorog ODER
@rotel tantismen er lobet Dggoraltl
teolofijfe Selifab, SOC Geoor Mpe.>
nulte Se11oog ST. 4. Set loper at
blipc meget %illtereSiont, i0et set pe=
lentligt CT bpgget poa cit Mrtifel al
6. u e. MeaO al 2onoon / Gbeoio=
pbical &epiem for Morts. @nbber
pelfommen.
&pis nogc,t ltoenbpsboen6e ifuloe
enlfe nogen lln0erretning ON Seoio-
fen, ]aa fon iamme erboloes be6 at
tillfripe Mrs. 8. @olt, 370S Upton
Mpe. g., Minneapolis.
Saeob q. &iis, Dor befier6te
2anosmon0, bolot / Manoags fit ito.
liqere fer / 8la6et anmel6te Sore
6rog ON rErr1e Mmericons" / &lp<
mouth @irfen. Set bar fortrinligt
affattet og in6ebolot en- @eng6e uo<
mnrfe6e Sing, iom nobnlig l1ngoom=
men fltnoe bape go6t al at legge fig
pao @ierte. Sons ltore 8e11nbrtng
al og @enifab for @reii0ent @ooie=
belt fom meget bpppigt til Sroe /
6ore6raget, % ban fortalte talrige
:Sref al Hreii0entens eienoommelige
&orofter. 6%oreoraget bar life iaa
go6t belpgt, iom Set bur6e beret.
Gtreifer. Gre6ag &ften git $50
Nlumberipen6e paa Streife for at
g%iennemfgre Sc fife ierlig beifeone
@rap ON 2pnforbpielie og an6re 6or-
bele, 1om Sc Dor lttllet til Meitrene.
geogle foo 8lumberfirmaer er gaaet
i,16 poo @penoenes Sorlangen6er>
men ser CT oe beoite l1oiigter til, at
Gtreifen bil. blipe langbarig, og at
Sen bill Ingge alporlige Sinoringer
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ne6lagt Mrbei6et for at fremtpinge Ell
Iorbeielie al Eimelennen fra 35c til
40c. S Mrbei6erfre6ie itges Ser life
at bore itnrf gpmpatbi for nogen al
oisle Streifer, ser olminbeltgt be-
tegnes Iom b9ren6e temmelig urine.
lige.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1905-02-10
DEMAND FOR FLORAL GEM.
Many Firms Want Luther Burbanl X q
Eadeless Flower.

Luther Burbank, the wizard of hor-
ticulture," is being bombarded through
the mails by residents of foreign coun-
tries as well as of the United States
with propositions to purchase the new
fadeless flower which he recently origi-
mated, says the San Francisco Chroni-
Gle. As soon as the fact was published
to the world there were inquiries about
1t, but the eminent Santa Rosan re
fused to sell the plant because it has
not yet reached the state of perfection
to which it will attain before he per
mits it to leave his hands.
Three separate firms In London desire
to secure the new gem. One man in
France wishes to secure the exclusive
privileges Of the flower and makes a
liberal offer for it. One letter from
South America comes from a writer
who is desirous of annexing the crea-
tion, while more than half a dozen
firms of the United States wish 1t for
their exclusive property. The greatest
use of the new fadeless flower will
probably be for millinery purposes.
Mr.. Burbank does not specially recon-
mend 1t for that purpose but believes
1t will supersede other flowers now
used in making headgear for the ladies.
The fadeless flower Is new and valua-
BILE, but when 1t reaches the state Of
perfection which the wizard" has
planned for it it will be invaluable.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1905-02-10

In my palace grand / sit thinking, an
cestors, of you
And the good old times you had CHATS
what they say),
And the bombs are hard to dodge In spite
of all that can do.
Though / try to cheer the family and
be gay.
CHORUS.
Bang! Bang! Bang! The bombs are
Side step, comrades. when they come.
This excitement isn't much--we are get
ting just a touch
OF the freedom In our own beloved
home.
ut the chapel door stood when the first
assault was made,
And they hailed us with a dozen shells
or more:
That was only children's play to the dose
vc'll get today
For the simple life I'm praying Ger and
DER.
Bing! Bing. Bingi The bombs are burst
irg.
One might hear them at Cape Nome.
Never mind our doubts and fears; let us
give some hearty cheers
Tor tho freedom In our own beloved
home.
-William r. Kirk In Milwaukee Sentinel,
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1905-02-10
"A STATE FOR SALE. "
Lincoln Stefens on Corruption
In Politics.
THE SYSTEM OF RHODE ISLAND.

How a Commercial ArfstOcrRcy Cor
rupted the Good American stock
of a State and Laid the Foundation
OF It's Present Financial and Po-
ltticas System.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1905-02-10

Corps of Women Soldiers In Paris.
Nine. Mathon Dugard has applied for
chimes in Paris as a parade ground for
the corps of women volunteers which
she Is organizing, says Paris cable
dispatch to the New York Herald.
Women from nineteen to forty years Of
age will be enrolled, They will be arm
ed with sword and revolver. The pref
ty uniform consists of short red skirt
and blue corsage with lace and frogs,
top boots with tassels and felt hat
with red and blue feathers.