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Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-04-15
Daley a.A Hsrla. Fs.sAs . Draw.

HARTFORD CITY. Ind, April 15.- Eddie Daley of Baltimore and Tim Harlan, a colored pugilist. fought ten round draw last night. Both men were floored several times.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-04-15
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Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-04-15

At LRxingtDn, va-RicAmond Col Iege 6. Washington and Lee s
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-07-21

ben. 9(ae glttea 9iir9er merOeit nllt'
0~eioroert, Der g%egenlpdrtIgel1 pertnl'
iunaSmiDridcn 9tcgicrung ungarn'5
Die 3oblunN Don Steuern uHo Den
Wilit0r0icnit 5u uerlpelgern enc
Gmpichnmd, 0crcn Nu9iiibrung 10
5iemlid QleihbeOenteno nit elner9tc'
~po(ution icin miiroe. Gte Inter
bo%nolunQcn }wiiden Dem aoblnetSe-
i~erporp lnO Den 6ilbrcrn Der Dppo'
iition linO p6llig qeiteitert, uno DIE
Streitfrooc lit in cine EbuIe getre.
ten. meldc olrdb Die arone %gcldbroet.
GeridGricn iif sic @egcniGBe, mo
oos @oucott Wonilclt Der Coalition
beoeutct cine ioldc ihluere TerId)ar'
ilrno, Damn miro aud Die Ferlonols
Union iaQcn miiiieu. Conn mleoer'
holt iid) uielleidt 0o3 9eilplel, mel
dies ioebcn Noriuegen geicBt bat, Dab
Elm Golf oui Die a0nigsiu6e gebt.
Ser notoriide iron56liide Stdnfe'
rer Saul 9eroule0e, melder megel
Sohperrdtba III oic Gerbonnung nod)
Spnnicn Qcben mllBte un0 lid mel'
cert, urter Dem filr5liden Nmnclttcs
GrluB 0c5 ErGii0enten &ollbct nad)
Sranfrcih }llritd5ltebrerL loll ltdl
nit ser Nbiidt trogerL Die ger. Staas
ten IN bcilrhen, mn Die Ncrfalllln9
uno 0a@ HCgierum0S g SnItem Der
Ser. Stoatcn 81 itlI0iren mo 0%oraurs
bin cine Hcpiiion Der irnn50iiIde1
Serioliunq III bcfiIriuortcn. 0te'e
MittbeillmQ erfol0tc unl 2ienltaG
SeitcnS icineS 9rll0er8 NnOreG eroll-
leoe. Saul 0erouIeOe bat nit ieiner
Itol5en WeiQcrun0 bon Der NmncltIc
@ebralld) 81 mad)erL leincn 3mcf Ct
rcidt, micoer Die Nuimertiamtcit
meiter areiie nuf lid) 81 lcnten. Inn
ole oiiCntlihe Wieinung 81 4eminnerL
trei6t Der Mann Hepond,c . YOlitit
gegen Geltihlono, luie emit 9%ollIult.
ger, un0 p%crurtbeilt oa3 &erboltcE
Der &eaierlng lueil lie ca ouIoete,
boB Teutld)luno 0en Hildtritt OeS
Winilter9 oea I%uSpGrtigeu GelcuiIe
er5monq. g8ir glolben fnmt, OaB
Gauldcn nit icinem neucitcn W}lm.
pitt meit fommen miro.
Ser befonnte Eonomiit emile pr,
ton, cine, Der SouptiiQuren in Dem
groBcn Euuomo . Stanool ocr9tem-
5iger Sabre, muroe on1 Montog III
leiner Mobmung 81 EariS ais Seidc
a%uiqciln0Cm un0 5luor inter l(nls
ltdnoen, 'melhe nui Selbitmor6 0clls
ten. Baron Heinod, 0elien Cont
plice cr mar, enoete cbcnfallS 0rrd)
Selbitnlor0, un0 81. Cornelius &cr5,
Der anocre Sultptnluder IN Dem 80
mama . Shipin0el, erlng IN 1898 III
Gnglono. mobin er lid geIlithtet bat
te, eincm &Cr5lei0cn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-07-21
gefanntmadnngcn.
Muoebptc inr stoots. STANDARDIZATION.

s%uaebptc fir etaats. I rud arbeitcu
Der algemeineH 8eiebc bon NiarOlduo elib1ltei
men aiitoritdt miro bic s9eb1rbe
bcrliegelte s~lnQebuie ODER &oranlhldae, uuf Spe'
5itildtionen buiiri, ole allen Nppltfalltet 9eliei
ieri meroell, fiir ole Stdat3=S rlidarbeitell. ltr
ole Yeaislaiur bon Winrnluno tllr ibre ladlie
Sibnng e~nigcgeII uebmen. 9eiaate oerlteaeltt
glngebote ooer &orani1llae. Die ouf borgerlaLlnit
Spebiiiiuiioner baitri liIto, iperoet an q. Sa9f
ocs Suii, nm cher nahe IL ubr .Wittta9e, III
Siireau hes Stauts.S duemetitrrc III Der Sfaoi
Nnnapulis In .NupeIeTbett Der Ntt9eoptlIetiet
9e0iinet mo Dem niebriaitert oernlttiporiiinel
0ieier SIeribetli iperoen, Der mn lelfent ahpe'
bot cine 5uirieoeniiellenoe StberDcit ae1ieui pd'
ben MAG. ut.
SeoeS NnQebot miiB in uehereintflmnllll9 M
ben bon eieier Nebbroe 81 lielernoeil Spe6tItlu,
tionen gemndt uno bon elmer Siherneli !nt oel
SinGt M,urOIunb i'm 8etrnee BON oretBlgiui,en
Dollars ~bepleitei fein. nit 5tuet ooer Ile0t Valt'
Gen fit ole ridti9e. prontpfe hllo eelene Su
iiuuna oee ein8igebenoert eoIitulieS 'pehl
fplbes sluaebpt dnpeItommeu iperoeIi lolite.
1crioneiI, Die fir Ole Srudnrbetten ,NllAelllt
AT iieuen ipiiuiden. fottet ote Spe5llinllolleI
lIlo oas 8lnrcos %Sormulur fnr ole St6etheil
olf MlIiraae bel Dem luier3etuhnelel etnulten
Tie 2ebpror behalf I'D, oas 9edlt opt, tr9enn
eiucS uorr alr Muarbntc Snritd5nluetlen
Wuaehptiieller lpplleii 1itf ole Jlldlelle- oee
Converts fdbreiben: ~HropolalS Ior Stait
Vriniin9".
Oswald Siiabnian,
Gefretar Der SidutohaliieIl SeDoroe BON
Murolafo.
Q9s-20O
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-07-21
@uuionuoc .Suru.

IS iturb nab mr3cm arnntietn uuiere ae
liebte Mdliter, @r0BmIitCr. Sdluiegermltier mn
l"lr9rubmntter &ittpe HuntGnnoc 0Urn I'M II
gcbcneiabre. Saa NcardbnlB iinoet Spnutaa
y,adb mittaGs , llbr, BON lbrer lcBten 9Sobnung
9r. 1924, Sit.Erntt. StrGbc, aus fuh DER Srei
einiqfelta Nirdhe, Iriuitp StraBe. mo oGnn uui
Dem ,lit. GGruel 6%rlcobotc HAIL.
glun rl6eit On, fuum fam mars ia1ieu,
Su muBteli une 10 ldncll uerlalleH,
Oh trele5, gnles lAliterietn.
lSir luollten SID nod laiAc bGbetL
IN SeiHer RdbC uns %erlabeII,
lluo plUBlit muB gelbteoeu lelrl
: lag. mas fDHiten MIR Str Qehen?
Ser 0immel mUQc SID llmldlpebeTt
limo ME lolit 9u Ucr9elleH lem!
IDpt-h
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-07-21
Seinrid, Subr.

IS iiarb nan lalaen f6iueren qeiheu am 20
Suli 1905. Elm Hieriel nan q lt6r Wlorgens
INFER ~aeIiehter @aite uto &Gter Seinrid, 4uh,
i'm @lter bon 20 Sabreu 5 Wionalen uno Il
ldgen. Sic Seerot9nna iinoet suuntas. Der
%. &uli. 4 llbr ltadmittngS. bonn 3rauerbau
ie, III. Is, GoIoi's cane, aus uul Der .Qou
0oua lnrizGemeterb" iiatt.
Nm @rub' IN Rub',
SH Yeben Sdmer5,
S'rum rube idHit
81 braneo, ebrlideS &er5.
&on leiuer Satin
(2O2-3) 6cHrictte Subr nebit Qiubcru
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-07-21
SuuSpu Bart.

Ter hanptia diiditc 8riebbnf in Baltimore.
Nreal: $50 Ndcr. - Smmerpnhrcuoer Charter.
81 ieoer Belt errei6bur. Siini SentS Subrs
oel0 bon alien Gtuoitbeileu. StrnBeubnbus
@ae9onS pafiiren ben SnupteinGnug ale brei
Wtinutel. lSuruleS @Grte8immer iiir Solte,
Die Den Srieobui bel rGu6em gSetter b~eilIdbelt.
9eqrdbnibpldte 81 iebr mdbigcu Preiien.
iiHtmtlid inter ioritudbreuoer Yileae.
Sireau: 9r. Il, &eit. saratoga .strnbe.
IInu6-1
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-07-21
Snnae MGnner!

Grlsrnt 9elearapbiren NIB Gileubabu.g udl.
fibrnna.
$50 biS 500 MonniS. @cbaIt fir uufere sbts
t~urtenien ODER feline NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 3eIes
grapbiiten in GROCER Nuhirn9e. llniere 6 Sdu'
len lino Die er0bten in gnIeri'd: BON ieoem
gubns 9eamien empfobIem. Sect Ut ole bette
Belt 8um Siniriit. Sdreibi iUe1en NdtaIu9.
0iprie Sd,uui uf 5etearaphD,
Cincinnati, O.: Buffalo, HsY.; gll1ntn, ga. (:
ga 9rnfe. gSisc. Icruriund. Ger; Gan Srana
Stdote.) CSuliO 4Ylie)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-07-21
Euuila Sartcl.

IS itarb am 10. Guli 1905 9ouiia gartrl i'm
Ilter bon 81 Subrcu. Sic HeeroiquHg finoet
Srcitaa, ben 2f. SuIi. Ndbmittdas 3 Il6r, pom
Irauerbnuie, Tr. j12, 6uiur Sirale. aus ltatt.
SerluaItotc mo 6rclllloe ltno ubtlmaSnou eiIs
geluoe1. t2Ol-2)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-07-21
Gin WcIdlcnf fiirfS 2ebcu.

g9enn Sbr Suren 366ieru elm prnitii6eS Ses
iherf inGdei lpolIt. elm 8cldeni iilr's game
qeben, 70 laBt le eiHen Nurius i'm
Gciectric, Tnmsns 2 dlucioerNlicm
hurdmn6en n. Ole Sd,ulc 1T ieBt %ge0ffHet. Ser
StuiienpunIt 1T eertna. Schiller tiir ole Nbeuos
fIaiien lperoen iett uIi9enumincil. 9Segen Ges
oingunaet Wefoe man lih an Mrs. Suber, Hr.
302. ei'Saratcga', 0dc Suiparo'S traRe.
(2T6-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-07-21
SpbeSfnHr.

gm Is. Sill Ania eiiiabrtb 3crIMcib, 3
Wluiute alt.
PIN 10. Sill Samnel Sebniaun I'M gtlter bon
90 Sdbreu.
Nm 10. Suli 8obert ". Wuier i'm 40. Sabre
leincs gebenS.
Sm IS. Sili Seurn II. HDociuulo i'm 9lter
BON II SaDreH.
slm Is. Suli Scrnnro Spicpb shmitt, 1
(nhr nIt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-07-21
Sermiidlte Mnseiacn.
Ncirnthsncindl.

Gin iuHaer Wiunn. obne Gnbdng. oeS Mueins
ieiHS iHlioe, m0dte ole 8efanntidult eineS
ar%beitidmeH wenI and armen Sienllmdoben3
MAIDEN, 3mcd 0CirGtb. @orelIe inter ~. ".
i3" an oct yTcntidcu Gorreipunocutcu."
(lO1-3
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-07-21
NinauS.I epnrtemrnt.

Njuaus. Iepnrtemcnt.
~ NoIti M re, ben IA. SuIi 1905.
WerHeaelte altsrnirense ooroerunas anaebo'
sen his W,itt,podL Den 20. IIli 1905. Surmits
iaos II llbr, i'm 9iiredu esaStabts9 ieaiiirdiorS,
Ratbbaus, entaeaer 9erpmmeIt. iilr Die @ers
ioraltno Der SinauS.% @pmmiiidre init 5000 ara.
pirten ODER lithosrapbirten Sdlnlo Gertiiitaten,
nopon 5000 Sdbulos9 certificate iir ole slbSliass
iunaIsgnIei6c, 2500 fir Die slnners sinIeibe iino
$500 fir Die Bari. lnleibe iino. Gin bealnu=
bigter 9bed i'm eeirdge bon 500, sdblbar an
Den W,ano or nno Siabtraib bon Baltimore, mib
ieoem Anaeboi ~beigefiiai iein. Spe5ififaiionen
peroen alf Sriudbeu bon benz 9lerf ber 5ts
mana 9urnmiiilre a~eiiefert.
Gas seft bleibt porbebuIten. iraenb pelfe
ODER ale gnaebote III neriperien.
Z. Sfiuen Sbpmas,
eIerf Der Sinuns. eonfmiiidre. Rafbbaus. Baltic,
Seidtist:
Ueerae n. 1aitber,
funeirenher Yrdiioent Der Goutrait eebDroe.
(SuIi15,7-22 ,24-6)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-07-21
Sin Sdjritt III Der rcd)ten Nidtnng,
Spnrt % Yrujcnt an alien erItfialiigcu

SclraDHiiieu.
Sin fd6Her Gatq. eutpeoer NIT
t6lUar5ett Iu6 poGr lueiBcnl ODER
grltem Hliii) alleher5ug, NneS fiir
Gdrgs@inldB, SegrGbHiB In5eige,
Ginbaltatnirlng Der Yeihe. @YE
IrauerflOr. q Qdur Suuoitu6e, 0J
SeifHuHg oes 8rdbe5.
Yei6eniuageu lIuo . feline &utlben.
ySiliam Suui, Seidleubeitottcr,
Gortbs mo @reennolI1t Woe. Betoe telephone,
CSuui7, Olfte ia5J
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-07-21
Baltimore Semctcrn.

@iireau: Ir. 3Ii, Gprbr GBarlcS.Strahe.
Negrdhnibpldbe 8um Serfaui bon $25 an,
nit NlarmorptolieH abaegreil5t $35 : YlaB
fir bier 8rdher. (SanfG,1O
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-07-21
SOGn ". Senfcl,
CIR. 604, sRO ebarp straRe,
III Der ycidleu brituttcr

ucIher aae g~luftriOe itet5 sur 8ufrieoenbeit
%au9iibrt. Sic bon ibm beb1noelien 2eibel f0Ha
nen g9oben lana lteQell, obue ole periltqlten
acknowledgement 81 5etgen. Srair 8enlel 1T
9ruouirte @inb1lfamirertII, li1o ut ole 9ebGnos
lune bon SruuerlciGeu oereH Spe6ialitdt.
CSaUt0.1O
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-07-21
WertruSr Edlulb.

IS itnrb AM 0onnerliag, ben 20. Suli. . ubr
Dioraens, @crtruoe Shuie, gSittpe oeS Der
i%lorbenen Aarl Sdnlb, i'm 90. Sabre i6reS Sc
belto. Gas BearlbniB iiubet snmitna, giuhs
mtiid9s 4 u6r. BON ibrer leBteu 9So6nuna. yir.
1906. HarcIuOs Strdbe. ans iIGtt. NerpGnote
mo Sreunoe lino eingelaoerI. Dem NeQrdbniB
bei3uru0bneH. (202-3)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-07-21

Moiulano's tiirfiidlc GGocr.
GauitaDle.8 etduoc, Boitamt gsgen. etets ofieu
CSuIi9 SAC
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-07-21
Is. a. Y. mo @io. Selepbpue.
81. SunOrr q. SDhuf.

2eihenbetattCr uno Ginbaliamirer.
Yr. 1908 nuo 11tO, Santun 9ucnuc, tno
Siboit.9de SoltimOrcsSt uno SroaoipaH.
Sabriianten pUu Natent.6aStcts.
Tebt0-)
The daily Alaskan., 1905-05-04
WANT US
whitehOrse Invites Skagway
 to Celebration

The citizens committee having charge of the Whitehorse Victoria Day celebration has extended an invitation to the people of Skagwsy to join them in showing honor to the memory of Vic toria the Good.
 The invitation comes in the form Of a letter from l., T. Burwash, secretary ot the citizens committee to W. B, King, mayor of Skagway, It is dated at Whitehorse, May |, and is as follows; "His Worship, W, B King, Esq, May or of Skagway, AlaSS:
 Dear Sir:-I am directed by the citi- zens' committee having charge of the celebration of Victoria Day at White horse, on Saturday, May 27, 1905, to eS- tend to yourself and the citizens of Skagway an invitation to join them in the festivities of that day.
 "An extensive program is being pre- pared and have no hesitation in assur- ing you a pleasant time and a very hearty welcome.
 Programs and other particulars will be forwarded you.
 "I have the honor to be, sir,
 "Your obedient servant,
 "L T. BurwaSh,
 Secretary"
The daily Alaskan., 1905-05-04
WATCHES
Time Is Getting Short Take
 a Heed

Twill be with you for very short time and il you want American watches, at factory prices, now is your chance, as I do Lot wish to take them out with me. My watches are fresh and new, direct from the factory, and will sell you jewel P. s, Bartlett for sl0. You know what a Vanguard iSy IL is the king of Waltham watches, You know what you pay for themy My price this week is s25 to close them out.
 Alaska souvenir spoons, same as you pay elsewhere sl.5O, will sell at 5cc.
 Now Is the time to have your eyes it- ted to glasses. You know we properly it them. They do the work, The past speaks for itself, It is DO expevi- ment Keelar, The Jeweler.
The daily Alaskan., 1905-05-04
TO TRY HIM
President Refuses to Permit
 Lieutenant to Resign

President Roosevelt, who had given his consent permitting the secretary of the war to accept the resignation of Lieut.. Joseph c. Wilson, of the United States army, stationed at Nome, has withdrawn his consent It has devel- oped that charges had been filed against Lieut.. Wilson involving his right to re- main in the army, and he will not be permitted to resign until they have been investigated.
The daily Alaskan., 1905-05-04
GET READY
WhitehOrSe Loads Up on
 Baseball Players

whitehorse is preparing to put a good baseball team in the field on Vic toris Day. Several players are coming in from the outside. Knoble Doy le, the crack second baseman, arrived on the Dolphin and lei, for Whitehorse this morning, He says Jack Knott, formerly of the Skayway team, will come ou one of the first boats to accept a position at Whitehorse that will take with it a place on the baseball team.
 A. E. Fisher, the long first baseman, will probably be the captain and man aser Of the whitehorse team this year
The daily Alaskan., 1905-05-04
SAMPLES OF 1906
 CALENDARS HIRE

The Daily Alaskan has received full line Of samples ot 1906 calendars from the famous J, W. Butler Paper company, oi Chicago. They include the latest d esigus many of which arc works of art,
 Business men tSksgwsy and Haines' who desire calauderS for next year are invited to call and make selections.
The daily Alaskan., 1905-05-04
IT LEADS
Commercial Hotel of White
 horse Best In North

The Commercial hotel, of Whitehorse, Peter Richeu, proprietor, has taken the lead among the hostelries of the north. It has been recently enlarged and returnished throughout There are 20 large, first class rooms, entirely detached from the bar, They are sit uated so as to be quiet and are especial ly desirable for families.
 The office is comfortable and nicely located.
 There are fine large sample rooms for commercial men.
 A splendid dining room is connected with the hotel.
 There is no better place in the north,
 The Commercial Hotel,
 Whitehorse, Y. T Chocolates and bon-bons at Muir's- Always fresh.
The daily Alaskan., 1905-05-04
Pop Corn" at Seward

Advices from Seattle state that James Emmet Fitzpatr ok, Pop Corn Jim) and Charley McKeuna, two well known old timers, will arrive in Seward on the Portland, which is due to arrive tomor- row.-Seward Gateway.
The daily Alaskan., 1905-05-04
Perhaps" But Not Prob ply"

The Record Miner says: "Ths Ju- ueau lodge ot Elks is perhaps the most prosperous in Alaska" There are only two Elks lodges iu Alasks-one at sJu' ueau, the other at Skagwsy. The Re cord-Miner is undoubtedly correct in it's 'perhaps"-Juneau Transcript
The daily Alaskan., 1905-05-04
New Music st Paeh Tr-iu

The Pack Train saloon has just re- ceived 50 new records for its excellent phonogrsph and the largest horn that ever came Co Alaska. There viii be Crand concert at that place tonight The latest songs and the latest instru- mental selections will Dc given.
The daily Alaskan., 1905-05-04
BEST YET
"Night in Bohemia" Will Be
 a Great Show

GA Night in Bohemia" win be one Of the greatest shows that was ever put on in Skagway. The brass band, the new and catchy songs, the bright jokes and the spirited "busineSs" will all be leading features,
 Those who were at the rehearsal last night say the entertainment will sur pass the last Skagway minstrel enter tainment
The daily Alaskan., 1905-05-04
Land Scrip, For Sal.

Soldiers Additional Homestead Script all sizes, sny quantity fully guaranteed can be used on unsurveyed timber land in Alaska Cr any government lsne which Is subject Co homestead entry.
 Price upon app ication.
 L. w. Hubbell. Springfield, Missouri
The daily Alaskan., 1905-05-04
Electric Manage Treatment

The Principal Barber Shop has SC cured the great Carpenter Vibrator, and Is prepared to give the best cleo tric massage treatment that ever has been devised. They are an absolute cure for headache, rheumatism and other disorders, improve the circula- tion aud give nervous strength. We have private rooms for ladies. Priuci' pal Barber Shop.
The daily Alaskan., 1905-05-04
PERSONAL MENTION

John H. Hughes, the interior trans portAtion man, one of the operators oi the Wilbur Crimmin and other river boats and whose company is erecting vhArves and warehouses at Fairbanks, accompanied by Mrs. Hughes arrived on the Dolphin last night and is at the Pullen house.
 Mrs. L. E. Simmons, wife of the GUS toms collector at Log Cabin, returned on the City of Seattle from visit to the states. She was joined here by MT, Simmons last night and they left on the train this morning.
 John c. Price, the we'll known Seat tie lawyer formerly of Skagway, ar rived ou the Dolphin and will remain in this city during the term of court that will begin next Monday.
 T. W. O'Brien, Dawson brewer, poli- ticisn and real estate owner, recently elected a member of the Yukon council, arrived from the interior yesterday and lett for the south on the Dolphin.
 Mir. and Mrs. George C. Mellott ar rived from whitehorse last night and are at the Fifth Avenue hotel. Mrs. Mellott will leave for the south on the Cottage City.
 c. S. Sargent, of the Dawson and Fairbanks firm of Sargent x Piuska, dealers iu general merchandise, arrived from the south on the Dolphin and is at the Golden North.
 J.P. Rogers, c. E. Wynn-JohnSou and A. M. Wallick left on the train this morning on a hunting trip on the Canadian side of the line.
 J. c. Dunlap, station agent for the W. r. S Y. R, at Glacier, and Mrs, Dunlap left ou the Dolphin for a six months visit to the states.
 =
 C.L. Hobart, collector of customs, and Fred S. Williams, who becomes statistical deputy, left on the Dolphin for Juneau.
 R. D. Featherstonehaugh, the Atlir mining man, arrived on the train last night and left for the south on the Dol phin.
 OH, Adsit, of Juneau, who is ship plug merchandisee to Fairbanks, lefI ou the train this morning tor White horse.
 Mrs. A. B. McEsche=an returned tc whitehorse this morning.
 Mir, and Mrs. A. R. Graves returned to Bennett on this mornings train.
 H. Fl. Sanford left on the Dolphin for Seattle.
 Ed Foley left on the Dolphin for q visit to Seattle.
 O. F. Kastner, the cattleman, who has been at the Fifth Avenue for few days, left on the train this morning. C.. c. Barton left for Whitehorse this morning.
The daily Alaskan., 1905-05-04
At Wholesale Prices

The Mascot saloon sells liquors, either bulk or case goods st wholesale prices. All the old brands always on hand. lV-l VI
The daily Alaskan., 1905-05-04

Toine Du Nord ginehams, lel5 pat. terms l5c a yard, at Hsrrisous'
The daily Alaskan., 1905-05-04

John H. Hughes, the interior trans portAtiou man, one of the operators of the Wilbur Crimmin and other river boats and whose company is erecting vhArves and warehouses at Fairbanks, accompanied by Mrs. Hughes arrived on the Dolphin last night and is at the Pullen house.
The daily Alaskan., 1905-05-04
Fresh Meat

The Frye-Bruhn Co. keep all kinds of fresh meat constantly on hand. u
The daily Alaskan., 1905-05-04

"A Night in Bohemia. '"
The daily Alaskan., 1905-05-04

Mrs. L. E. Simmons, wife of the cus- toms collector at Log Cabin, returned on the City of Seattle from a visit to the states She was joined here by Mir Simmons last night and they left on the train this morning.
The daily Alaskan., 1905-05-04

Chocolates and bon-bons at Muir's- fresh.
The daily Alaskan., 1905-05-04

John G. Price, the we'll known Seat tie lawyer formerly of Skagway, ar rived ou the Dolphin and will remain in this city during the term of court that will begin next Monday.
The Forrest City times., 1905-05-05
CRATES HAVE HARD WORK
When the Grass Is Short the Awk- ward Animals Are Put to
 Acrobatic Stunts.

Those persons who on a hot sum- mer day have enyied the giraffe his long neck because a cooling draught would last so long when he swal- lowed it have probably never stopped to think that it has a more practical use and that in the giraffe makeup the animals neck is sometimes match ed against it's legs. One of the most com ieal sights in any geological garden, says the New York Tribune. is afforded by watching siraffes browse on the grass beneath their feet. Bracing their long legs awkwardly apart. not unlike a boy unused to stilts, the animals eagerly strain to get hold of the grass
The Forrest City times., 1905-05-05
Customs in the Russian Army.

Many, indeed, are the curious customs connected with the Russian army For instance, none but giants are allowed in the Preobrashenski bodsguard regiment. To the lsmallowsH regiment none but fair men are admitted, while turned up nose is the qualifying adornment of the Pawlow guards. The Guards Chasseurs. on the other hand are composed ex
 clusively of dark-haired men Then. too. the distinction between officers of the guards and those serving in line reg iments is most marked, guard lieu
The Forrest City times., 1905-05-05
NEW YORK IS WET CITY.
Rainfall Said to Be Greater Than That of Any Other of the
 Large Cities.

The rainfall in Greater New York Hast year was 43' inches. That has been the average for 20 years, reports the Sun.
 Its raining in London" is a col loquial New York phrase. but it con yeys wrong impression. London is a foggy. but not rainy city. it's aver age rain fall a year being p inches IS less than New York's.
 There are at certain seasons many rainy days in Paris. but the average annual rainfall there 23 inches. In Berlin it is 24. n St. Petersburg r in Rome 30 in Vienna 20. iii Dublin 30, in Madrid 12, in Brussels 29, in Ma
The Forrest City times., 1905-05-05

and when it is very short they have a hard time When two or more of them happen to stand together in this awkward position. their long legs criss- crossing each other. they look extreme ly odd. One woman voiced the senti- ment of most of those who see the ani- mals when she said recently, after looking at them My. but 1 wouldn | try to pick up sl.o00 note if l were a siraffe."
The Forrest City times., 1905-05-05

ples 3l, in Cape Town 23, in Alexan- dria 10, in Copenhangen g. in Milwau- kee 30, in Pittsburg 37 and in De- troit 30
 New York, though it has a larger rainfall than other very large cities. has no rainy season, the amount of moisture being fairly distributed through the various months of the year, and fogs and mists being the ex- ception and not the rule.
The Forrest City times., 1905-05-05
Trait of Welshmen

A girl. in giving evidence in an Eng fish police court, admitted that she had called her father a bald-headed Welsh man" When asked if there were any disadvantages in being Welshman, she replied: Yes they are all deceitful.'
The Forrest City times., 1905-05-05

tenant until recently taking precedence over captain of the line Furthermore. the pay of infantry officers in line regi- ments is ludicrously small What the infantry private's lot is can be better imagined than descriLed.-Penny Mag azine.
The Forrest City times., 1905-05-05
Revival Names.

4 baby at Rhos. Wales. las been chris tened Revivalist Hughes. Almost every boy baby born during the last four or five months in the Rhontda valley. Wales has received the name of Evan Roberts, fer the evangelist