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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-05-30
Erro. lt. ySanucr.

IS itarb am %. Nat 1905 mad inr3er Nranl'
beit ;Srro. VI. Waauer, g~eliebter @atte Der oers
itorbenen YiarB VI. Ndgner, i'm 70. Sabre let
mes qebers. sic 3eit Der Scerotglit9 bon let
ner letteu gSobnuna III. 500, Slossac1. Slra'
be mirh lnnleI unAC ielnt. llOOl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-05-30
8efanntmadnnseR
Tepartement fir 6iientlidis eiherbeit. gauten.
Sub.T epartemeu oes @ebnuoe-
Suipefturs vi renuS
Matbbnus.

NaItimore. Den 81. Wlai 1908.
S6 babe 9lpplifdtioHen 1iir ~iolGeHoe $rioiIe'
gieiI er6alteH:
gtr. 1906, Aoros @nOsStrabe, fir guiitenin9
eines eleftrifbeu Motora bon 5rpet &feroetrdfs
ten.
&r. SIS, Siios 9roubpab. fir Gufiteul1g eis
mes eleftriiben Wotors bon 5ebI Bieroeirdften.
Srgero Scenario. Der @inmenonH9eu ougeqeI
Si er1eben bat, ntnge ~oieielben bis 10 ubr
@ormittags am 80. Mai einreiden, gu melber
3eit oarilber oerbunbeIt iperoeu miro.
Gow. I. Ereituu,
(0tai30) @ebdHoe Sntpettor.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-05-30

--'N0V <pHHen. Sett lJOo III ple
Glef-allSfubr Sronfrci6's bon 22R
Vfllllonen 6roncS olti 100000
0rolcS 3uriidgegunaen, Die &lrB'
lono's oogegen BON 80 MtiQioueu
out As Miaionen 1SroncS geitiegen,
Die bon 0onemarf BON 20 Miuiopen
olt1 Al WtiQionen 6ruucS. 2Iuf Die
elt9lllde @ein Giniuhr aus 6ronf-
reid meilt Gbompaqner ous9cnom.
men elnen betrGdtlihcn Hildgang
allt, oo9e9en nebmen Die Gnalanber
Den 6%ron3oien mebr inouitrieIle Gr'
3et9Illlie alb, wie friiber. ....0.
cine. 6rou oroCrt iii
i6r %ronlponirtcs Scr, 100000 0ol.
lars Scilpfioiter. Gas lGBt Den
SdlnB 5u, oob eir 6rntenber5hen
i'm Nrciscouront gIci6 nod ocm
Stadium fommt.
Ter SabbatbS = Hummel
miro epioemiid. Sn ucrIAieoenen
Stoaten lit Ole Notwithstanding
fronilt gemorOen, in ucridieoencn
Sbellen oes @eltcn5, no man iid
Sobr5ebntelong nm oic ptritaniIfe
Sabbotbieier nidt mcbr getilmmert,
tritt Die @irtbSbebe ofl,t olti, uno
aud inn Siioen meroen bier uno oo
ole Sonntaqsgeiebc nit ollet
Strenge olrd)9efiibrt. Die oGelltlte
BIG" in Wempbis, Gem, ibreibt in
ibrer lesten Summer: oWtempbiS
mar am Sonntog 10 trodcn, mie Elm
SuIperborn. Soqor III ben SotelS
begebrtc Der @oit ucrgcblid) einc
6laide Bier o6cr @ein. @iebcrbolt
muroen bier Seriuhe gcnlodt, Die
@irtbihaiten an Somnto0 5u idle.
ben, aber fir longc Belt bat cS me.
mails ongebolten." ga, Den often
photographer If idoficn olc Sonn'
tug@gclebe ni6t oilS Der Mclt.
Gin Sr. ScrmonnS Uric d.,
aller bot elm 9ltd iiber Die WtetbooCn
ocS SlciIhtrltIts pcroficntliht, on3
81 gang onoeren HeiuItotcn fommt.
,pie Der 9eridyt ocS Srn. @oriielo
unO leincr Witarbeitcr. Siri6oucr
modt IN Ieinem 8ltde nlld Die Gnts
biiaung, BOB Hinoilciit criter Site
bier5ulonbe foitm coniumirt miro.
0oS gebe 5rmciit ms HUSBAND, ipc=
6iea nod Gnalon0. gSoS bon Dem
Srult fir Dos Stlnno geltefert mer'
De, fomme 5umeiit an SOtels erIter
&lniie mo fcinc' Hcitulrotionen, 10
6uB eS inn o%Ilgcneiuen Sul0el form
81 boben iei. @oS ser &erfoilcr iibcr
@iidienflciih inot, bcitdtigt Die Gr.
fobrungcn sic unIcrc Irmeee&cr-
tpoltung I'M iponiih oncritnniiden
arieqe gtntod)t bat mo ans icinen
WittbeiInngen iibcr Sdinten. nuO
Standardization 'aebt berpor, 0aB
Gues, nos lid nidt mebr 81 Confer
oenfleilh eianrt, I'm oie @lrit &c.
bodt" miro. 9ei! Der @llrltmod)erci
tperoen iiberoie2 5onnen bon StGrfe.
mebl permonot uno oQerlei 9hemifo.
lien 5itgeiebt, mt5oer @oore Elm bel
ieres gnieben 81 geben rnb iie bolt.
borer 81 modem. Sr. Siridolter
ideint genollcr binter Die Gouliiicn
gegudt 5u bobcn, mie Sr. @orfieIo.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-05-30
Tepartemeut fir 5fieutlidle Sauteu.
cub epartemcn hes StaotlN uaenieurs.

8aItt more, ben II. W{ai 1905.
Sertteaelte ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Die an ben
g9oaro Of Iiparos. " gu Sdnoen oes Staots5tes
giitrators, %dorefitrt fcin miiien, ueroeu big
Wtittipodl, ben 81. Wtai 1905, GormittagS II
llbr. pom SiubtsJ1egiftrator in oeiien 8ilreuu
i'm Hltbbauie %entgegen geuommeH, fir Die gtts
oeuirutg Der ct. EduLGtrube, BON Der einunos
orciBigiteH Sirabe bis 5ur Wierrpman's Cane,
ionie oes WerrDman'S 9anes8ouleoaro, bon
Der gtdbe Der GGlpertsS trabe noropeItli6 bis
8ur Staotgren8e, 0itIi6 bon JioIGno sbemie.
Spe5tfiiltioneit nno Ineebots = SormuIare
perocll uuf 8erlangen bon oieiem 8iireau ges
Iieiert. Ser ogonro Of gItuurbs" behalf ii6 bas
geCht Dor, irpeuo lueIde nno ale glneebute an
perlperfen. Gin begIaubiater 96ed in Der
S1be oeS in Den Spe8ifiintionel unaeeebeneu
AetraueS, 5ablbar al Den DiaDor uno Stdbtraib
0ons Va ltimore, miB ieoem 5oroerunass sneebot
Sic aelamntc ubecf6dbte 9lrbeit II NJ ( ait
6OI07O Nlbtf guro9 Nusbebung nno 90. 500 Gus
y. 7. 1enban,
Stuots Sueenieur.
geftitigt;
e. GlaO 9imanls,
Qrdfocnt Der G~ontraftsSeb0roe.
(Wdit9, 90, 20, 1924 %, 20 .27,29,3Q
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-05-30
Hcter Wruplo.

IS itarb am %. Wlai 1905 Better aruolo i'm
@Iter bon 10 SGbreH, 10 Wloraten liuo "a Ia
i~tor6enen gilbert arnolo. Die geeroieuug fins
bet am 1ienitas, Ndhmittags 2 -lbr. BON
3rauerbaule, Vr. 900, Siuuep. strase, aus dii
Der .WiOunt Carmel Gemeterp" itdtt.
I47-5D
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-05-30
Nuuopn Bart.

Ter aauptidhlinfte Srieobpi in Baltimore.
areal: 800 Nder. - Smmeriua brenoer Charter.
gelo bon allen StuottbeileI. Strubenbdbns
Naesons pliireu ben Sallpteingang ate oret
WtiiuIteH. gSurireS &drte3tntmer iilr. Solhe,
Die ben Srieobof bel rmIbem lSctter heiudCn.
RegrdbniBpldBe 81 iebr mdBlgen Rretten,
fumlHtlid inter fortuabreloer Yileee.
Siircnu: Nr. II, &eit. Saratogas StraRe.
I\uub-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-05-30
Sarl gteuBe.

IS ftarb am Sonntag. Den 2s. Wlnt 1909.
nm IA llbr Wiorgens, infer g~eliebter Satte ulo
Batter 6url TeuBe in AZ. Sebenslabre. qtbllrllg
aus WeinpreiieH, 0etieuzSuUmiinot. 9te Seer
oigung fiHoei 5ieuitaa, gtad mitta9s nm ? u9r,
BON 3ruuerbuiie. Mr.. 1880, ErIeane. StrnRe,
aus aut Der Baltimore GemeierO" ftatt.
Die trauerHoe Satin
Quuiie g,cusc, geo. Sbmiot, nebft Subu.
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germiidjte Iu5ciscn.
Sebt Gudl ppr.

SnTeften nno SAFER uuf Semitic, 9flan5en,
gSeinit0dcH, Sioieu mo i'll 8eHiael : Stdlen
perinebren iih; ipenn ribt oerlibtet. iuiro gls
les i'm @urten 1ufeefreHen. Senoet Dor ipeeen
neines Observation-Disclosures Sb Iiefere It's
eeno @tpaS in oiefer 3iHiiht. Srose 8orrds
The bon Toien. lie 10 Gents. Mgenien o%erlnnet.
@m. I. Gorie,
9r. 2t3, 0oro.G alpert.s str, Baltimore, Wb.
CUiai24, I&S,1O
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-05-30
Wurnaretbu Scf.

IS iiarb pl6Dltb am Wtoutaa, Den 20. Mai
1905, ia llbr Wtorgens. Winrgaretbn Bed
gSittpe BON Seorge @ed. Die lrauerteier lius
oct 3ieuitnG, I u6r Ntnbmittogs IN ibrer ley
fen @obnnnG. Barfz9eigbt5. uno gSD lie gluenle,
itatt. Nitte feline NlmeH. Neeroigung prioa'
tim. tlbO)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-05-30

~ l II L
pon Illisbllr1 iuic Die BON Nllbrort
babcn Ole Gingemeinoung Hltbrort'9
in GuiSburg gencbmigt. 0omit err
bGlt GuiSburg nit ieinen $4,000
Ginpobnern einen. 3lnDad9 pom
| etmo 1900 Seelen.
Srou Q humann Setrt
bot iih Letter Somitog nit Srn.
@ilbelm Hopp Dem Sobn ocS Gbefs
HeootteurS Der YSSaS. StnatS 3tg."
IN uller Stillc mie0er perbeirotbet.
Sr. Ropp lit lett einem Sabre Der @cs
id)aftSiiibrcr Der groBen SGngerin
gepeien. Son iebt an bciBt ea ullo:
6rnu GrneItinc SdumomsRapp!
Cine Goriifal @cicll.
ifnIt mill in Ibilene in Santos oo2
Wflliiforama oufiiibrGn, mo Ooa
oorti9e @lott, Der .MefIector," be.
glcitet Die Anfiinoigun9 Nieier Dor
telling nit Der folgenoeu Ncnlcr.
flung: D@ir boiien, ooB Die @eieu'
ld)oft bcriidlidtigt, ooB Dies Scr
Soupt.Ofildcrei. GiItrift oeS @citcn3
it, nno boB Tie cine luuge Fultic
3piIben Der Wittogs. mo 2lbenOUor.
telling eintrcten lGBt, ocnn oic
WeiIten bon ms miilicn gum Mi.
hen nod) Sauie geben." - &o9 mob!
Came &oiimo oo5u iogcu mijroe,
tpenn lie bon oieier Yoriiiol= 2Iuiiiih-
rllng nit Wilderei 2 Sntermc5jo
borte! (@bl.)
Die Gommiiiiom melhc
Die 3inien Der bon Carnegie gcItiftc.
ten fiinf WtiQionen 9ollor9 an MGn.
ner uno 6rouen pertbeilen ioll, oie
lid onrd cine @roB. oOer &cloentbut
Der altS5eidnung niiroig gemod)t
bat cine ihrpere Muf9obe. Niht uc.
niger, ais 407 SelocnsWeiuhe loGen
Der Gommiiiion Dor. 9ooon puroen
239 ol5 unbegriinoet 5llriid9cluieicn,
ilber 159 lit nod 81 entldeioen uto
MIR neun ionoen lolucit 9eriitlidtis
9llng umo muroen nit @eIoprdm.ien
ooer WteooiQen belobnt. &eid)t lit eS
ia ni6t, iclt5uitellen nos mobreS
Seloentbum lit; eS giebt aud ein it'll.
les 9eloentbuml; luenn man nber
i0brlid 100000 Seloenbelo6nunQen
gelu0bren fam, 10 brulld)t man ben
WoBItob nid)t oll5lt itreng an5lllegen.
Son 0em rieii9en 8e6iet,
meld)eS unier nor6li6cr Nad)bar iein
eigen nennt, erbGlt man cinen llnge.
fGbren 9egriii, no icbt Die conooiihc
Hcgierung 5mei neltc G%ropin5cn I'M
Hor0melten geIhnfien bat. Seoe Der
ielben cntbGlt Elm @ebiet bon 275,'
900 Gllooratmeilen, 3. y. iibertriIit
olio nod oen Stoot SeruS nit ici.
men 265, $50 Nuaorotmeilen 6lGd)cr.
inbolt, uno Den Stoot Yenniplpo.
MEN fonnte man icd)s Wal ans icoer
oieier Eropin5cn id)nciOen, uno Damn
bliebe babel nod genug iibrig, I'm
elm Nem-Seriep ooroliS 81 MAIDEN.
NoS cine 9eliebclung uno gnttuide-
hung oieieS gum She'll iruhtboren
lnb an &oblen, Sol5 mo Minero.
lien reid)en r~nqebeuren @ebietS fir
ben Wnd)t5rtpadS uniereS NohborS
beoelttet, liegt orlf ser Sanb, freilih
9ebort ooju nod cine lange Sponne
Belt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-05-30

.2ieber &err &oier." Ser
bel Dem Silbrbsrrn @ogner in San.
foip bci6Gitigte grbeiter 3rauie bat
cinen Slp0liiGbrigcn Sobn @ilbelm
Der iett Die critic aIolie ser oortigcn
@emeinbcld)llle belltd)t. % Der allf.
geluedte anabe germ cine bobere
S6ulbiloun9 gcnicben modte, ioBte
er oen Wiltb, an Den Safer folgens
oes Shreiben 5u ridten: n2ieber
Scrr Safer! Sd Iite bier IN Eanf6iu
bonf Der 9emilbun9en meiner Sch.
rer oils 12.iGbriqer Sdiiler in Der
eriten &loIie Der 8emeinbeidule. Sd
modte 10 lebr germ neitertommen,
ober Mutter mo Slater fonnen eS
nid)t ihoiien. Ga id) nun ipie Oh,
lieber aoiier, @ilbelm beige unb
aud om q. Sonuur 9eboren bin, ia.
be id) Die grobe Bite, belle mir" -
Die Bite aus anobenmrno lit niht
ungebort perbaut. Ger aaiier lieb
erfunoieungcn e%in5ieben, nnb ols
Die angoben lid) beluobrbeiteten, er'
bielten oie gltern oie Iodriht, Dob
ibr Sobn aiii Soften Der foiierliben
Sdotulle leine @eiterousbilouna in
Der Eanfoiuer Ieolidule erbolten
ion.
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Sin Sdjritt in Der rcd)tcn HidJtnmg,
epart % pro5eut nu aleu- eriilaitgeu
Wforuhutifu

VtDfnNIINtN,
Sin fbGner Surg, entlueoer nit
idluur5em Iud ooer meiBem oocr
grauem 4liiidslleber5ug NIcs ftr
Sare=9iniub. @carlbniBs~ 9ln8eige,
S~iu6dlidmiru1g Der peide, @TE
1rauerilor, 6 lSaur SaHoibube, JO
Sefimutlg oee 8rubes,
geideuludqen mo . feline 2utlcben.
gSininm Gppf, Seidcnbetntter,
giurtbs uno Sreenmountsglue. 8eioe Telephone
CSeBI,Glite ,iuS)
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lorraine.

Malctiif Varinrtig 5rieolidi.
gSeitlih BON lSalbroof elm lno cine babe
mteile. @eulbt ole nit Rolubditun be5eibleie
9iortbs 9tbemtes9ur. Grcie Auitfcn yfabnItttn9s
am terminus. Freile bon SeardbniBpldben iebt
ipe}iel. Yeihte Nebinaulgen. Ielepb0ll
Cation 223. 8ilrenu; Sruutliu' uno @inbior.
Nuabs. SerIangt Nrofbiire. (liai4 ,1SI&S)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-05-30
9eitdttst;
EIullOCll utl SpNl'ull Stpotot'
(IPait9. 90, 90, 1924, 5,26.27, 29,3Q
NIlrrnu Der NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

q ttnlo e oei 10 IN l5o2.
9ie StrdBenourtbrn6s > eorllntllare iflndleu
hermit in ilebereiniiimmlng nit Dem 9dltino'
rer ~SiaotsGburter. &bf9niit 500, %betaIllt, n1B
Ie i6re erite 8eriHrlmllltG am 5ienttag, oen
90. sunni 1905, S0rmtttdQo 10 Nor, IN penn
neroen, nm Die 8oIlmabt ale5uiibet liro ole
ibnen iibertrugeneu uno BON tbnen oerlan9ieH
Yflittel 5u crfiiueu int Eetrett oer eonoeilllt.
Mue6, bon Der Ioropeitieite oCr Sarrett sioe.,
8uilten Clement mo HeaiortSirube. .tts al
elmer parallel nit Garrett lOenue itt erltredels
ben MIlen. in Semlbbeit Der AM %. Nprtl 1905
beititiatei 8eroronung gir. 2l0 oes WIaOorS
uno Staotratb5 bon Baltimore,
Z. Arthur Widbam,
Games y. Smttb,
Games y. MARINE,
Gommiiidre.
6ugene 4. 9iuogers,
(Mait5, %. 30, Suui5, II. t9) 9leri.
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Wo.-gHinoiur 22S.
!. Sauoer d SDbue

9eidenbeitatter uno Gtubuliamirer.
Or. 1908 uno t1t0, S~antun'Nuenue, nHo
Shopit.6dc Baltimore. Str. rno SrpaotpnD.
Sabritnntru uun Yntent'0aefets.
(SeOlU-)
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garsau Der traRsnSurdbruAs 6ommiNare.

puritan Oct MIHI hnft,
BaIfimore. oer 10. Mini 1905,
Die observation-disclosures = 9onmiii1re MAIDEN
hermit in llebereiuitimmun9 nit benz 5aliil1o'
ie ibre erite Merchandising AM 9ienitaa, ben
20. Slni 1905, 8ormittdgs 10 Abr, III BEN
8ilrcau Der Gommifdre, Saibbaus, abbalteu
perotH, nm Die 8oImaft ans5uiiben rno ole
ibuen iibertrngeuen mo bon linen oeridiiatef
9ilidten 5i eriiiner i'm Beirefi Der 9onoennis
rllng Der 8indeiters Strabe, bon Der Ottieite Der
WiuHroes STRIDE bis sur gSeiiiette Der Slrbp'S
Cane. pie iebt %reou5irt, uno bon oer Gillette
Der airbD's Zane, mte ieet %reonBiri, bis 3lr
g~Seftieite Der Sutton goenle, IN SenlnBbelt Der
am %. glpriI 1905 beitdtieten BeroroHing Rr.
2iS oes UinOors uno Staoirdtbs bon Baltimore.
Z. Nrtbur &idbunt,
Games 8. Smith,
3ames i. marine,
eommtifdre.
eugene 4. yiposers,
(Nai15. 80. 90, Slui5 f2.19) 9lerf.
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Baltimore Scmctcrn.

9hrenn: Hr. 344, Iorb.SBarles. etraRe.
Gegr1buiBpldbe sum @erfnuf ~ bon $25 an.
nit Mnrmorptoiten ab9egren5t, $50 Blue
iir bier Srdher. GanlS,1O
The daily Alaskan., 1905-09-21
THE observation-disclosures AND
TEXAS

In discussing the recent lynching Of
a negro in the state of Texas the
Seattle Post-Intelligencer says:
Texas Is one OF the states that won
ders why 1t can't get immigration. ="
Canada is attracting settlers
by the thousands, not because it is a
better or more prolific region than
Texas, for it Is not, but because Canada
is laE-abiding, and Texas Is incapable
Of suppressing law breakers .
The mob is demoralizing the negro and
the white man, too: and 1t is injuring
the states permitting the sdministra-
tion of lynch law irretrievably and be-
yound repair. Good people refuse to
Justify It, and that is why good people
prefer . land that is comparatively
bleak to land that is not law-abid-
ing"
It will be conceded by all right think
ing people that better way should be
devised for killing black brutes who
destroy the lives Of white women in
the south than burning at the stake.
There can be no question about that.
But that is not the point Of these words.
In its desire TO point out bad result
from a vicious practice the Post-ln-
telligencer has made a very grave
error.
The fact Is that Texas is having no
difficulty In getting immigration of the
very best sort, It Is growing faster in
population, development and the accu-
mutation Of wealth than any other
large state In the Union. Itwas one OF
three ststes-the other two being New
York and nlinois-to gain three con-
gressmen between 1890 and 1900. More
miles Of railway are being built in
Texas each year than in any other state
or In any other similar area OF the
United States. The population OF
Texss is larger than that OF the same
area Of country lying TO the north OF it
and it is gaining more people each year
than Kansas, Nebraska and the two Da-
kotas combined.
The daily Alaskan., 1905-09-21

Patrick A. Collins, mayor Of Boston
and one Of the leading democratic poll
ticIans in the United States, died a
week ago today at Hot Springs, Ark.
Mayor Collins was elected to his pres
ent Office by q larger majority than was
ever given q candidate for mayor in
Boston. He served in congress from
1888 to 1889, and was United States con-
sui general In London from 1898 TO 1897.
He was the presiding officer Of the na'
tional democratic convention Of 1888.
The daily Alaskan., 1905-09-21
NOTICE OF EXECUTION SALE.

In the United States District Court for the Dis
triet Of Alaska, Division No, l.
J. J. DAILY, plaintiff, vs., Seattle-Skagway
Wharf and Storage Company. defendants.
Under and by virtue Of a Judgment and or.
der Of sale, issued out Of the above entitled
court, on the 9TH day Of August, A. d, 1905, In
the above entitled action, wherein J. ], DAILY
obtained judgment and order Of sale against
the said Seattle-Skagway Wharf and Storage
company, which said Judgment was, on the day
first aforesaid, recorded in Journal OF the
and also under and by virtue Of an execution
and order Of sale, issued under the seal Of said
court. on the 18th day of August. A. ID. 1906 !
am commanded to make the sum OF S9446.O3
with interest from date of Judgement and
aeruing costs and for this purpose l am COM
manded to sell the following property, to-wit:
That certain wharf and approach, beginning
at the SOutherly, or lower, end OF Main
street, thence running In southerly direc-
ton, about 1000 feet, more or less, to dsep
water. and known as the Seatue-Skagway
Wharf and Storage eompany's wharf; together
with all the wharf buildings and appurten-
snees- All in the town Of Skagway, district OF
Alaska
Therefore, notice is hereby given that on
Thursday. September the 2lst, 1906, at O'Clock,
2, m, Of said day, In front Of the United States
court house, In said town OF Skagway, District
Of Alaska, | will, in obedience TO said ludgment
execution and order Of sale sell the above de-
soribed property, or 50 much thereof, as may be
necessary to satisfy said plaintiffs Judgment
and best bidder, for cash, in lawful money Of
the United States.
JAMES NJ. SHoUP,
United States Marshal, Division No. l..
By II. L. JOHNSON,
ofiiee Deputy Marshal.
The daily Alaskan., 1905-09-21
BARGAINS IN
HOUSEHOLD GOODS

I will sell cheap for cash all my
househould goods and other articles.
Among other things that will go are:
A roll top desk, letter press, an ex-
cellent bedroom set, a folding bed, q
bed lounge, three-quarter bedi two hot
blast heaters, one-gallOn ice cream
freezer, chairs, tables and many other
things. Also three bieycles-one mans,
one lady's and one boys.
It will pay anyone wanting house
hold articles to call on me without de-
lay.
will also rent two houses-one at
Twelfth avenue and Main street and
the other at Fourteenth avenue and
State street. These will 60 cheap to
steady renters. Mrs. Barthsl,
Twelfth Ave. and Main Street.
The daily Alaskan., 1905-09-21

II there is to be an Alaskan fair In
1907, or any other time in the near
future at Seattle or elsewhere, Yukon
territory and the Atlin district should
be invited to participate in it Alaska
and these northern Canadian camps are
Identical in interest. The people on
either side Of the international bound
AIRY line have greater cause to wish
those on the other side prosperity than
people in any other section of the globe.
What helps one Of them aids the other,
and each is compelled to assist in bear
ing the others burdens. By all means
let them act together on all matters
where that is possible.
The daily Alaskan., 1905-09-21
REPAIR WORK
J. Ikuta Will Remake Your
Watches

There is no shop in the north so we'll
prepared to repair watches and other
Iewelry as ours. 1t is worse than
throwing away money to have incom-
petent men tinker with the fine mech
auism of a valuable watch. We have
expert workmen and guarantee every
thing that Is turned out Of our shop.
Do not neglect your eyes II they
are not doing their work properly and
without trouble to you they should be
attenned to promptly. We make SCI
entifc examinations and tests without
charge We can fit you with glasses
that will restore your eyes to perfect
condition.
The best selected and best assorted
stock Of watches, glassware, chinaware
and jewelry OF all kinds in Alaska,
]. Ikuta,
Jeweler and Optician.
The daily Alaskan., 1905-09-21
SAMPLES OF 1906
CALENDARS HERE

The Daily Alaskan mas received a
full line Of samples Of 1905 calendars
from the famous j. w. Butler Paper
company, of Chicago. They include
the latest designs many of which are
works Of art.
Business men OF Skagwsy and Haines,
who desire calanders for next year are
invited to call and make selections.
The daily Alaskan., 1905-09-21
DELINQUENT TAX LIST

Notice is hereby given that the taxes
for the year A. d. 1904, levied by the
town of SkagwaY, Alaska, pursuant to
the law and the ordinances Of said town,
hive not been paid upon the property
situated within the boundaries OF said
town, described below, and that the
amount Of taxes delinquent and unpaid
upon each tract Of property described
is as set opposite the description OF said
property, together with 20 per cent.
additional thereto, as penalty, interest
at the rate Of 8 per cent. from and after
the LIST day OF March, 1905, and the cost
accruing because of this publication.
II said taxes, penalty, interest and
costs shall not have been paid on or be-
fore the LIST day OF October, A. d, 1905,
all property upon which taxes are still
delinquent shall be deemed forfeited to
the city, and it shall be the duty of the
treasurer TO issue certificates Of pur-
cnase for any such property TO any pei
son paying the amount OF taxes, penal
ties, interest and other costs due at the
date Of issuance of said certificate, in
GLIDING cost of S1.00 for such certiti-
cate. The property, according TO the
plat OF the town Of Skagway as SURVEYED
by F. II. Reid, upon which taxes are
delinquent for the said year, A, D. 1905,
together with the amount of the taxes
originally charged upon it, is as fol-
lows:
The daily Alaskan., 1905-09-21
Ice cream at Muir's.
RHEUMATISM

When pains or irritation exist on any
part of the body, the application OF Bal
lsrd's Snow Liniment gives prompt re-
lief. E. W. Sullivan. Prop. Sullivan
House FL Reno, o. T., Writes, June 6,
1902: 81 take pleasure in recommend
ing Billiards. Snow Liniment to all who
are afflicted with rheumatism. It Is
the only remedy l have found that gives
immediate relief" 25c, SOC, sI.O0. Sold
by Kelly Drug Co.
The daily Alaskan., 1905-09-21
TO DANCE
Grand Ball at Post Gymna-
stun Tomorrow
Special Correspondence

special Correspondence
Fort William q. Seward, Sept. 20
There will be grand ball at the post
gymnasium next Saturday evening and
a good time is anticipated. 1t will be
the utmost en- ,eavor Of those who give
the dance to make an enjoyable evening
for their guests. Tickets are on sale at
the post exchange for one dollar for
gentlemen. Ladies will be admitted
free. This will be the first dance OF its
kind given in the gymnasium and the
purpose is to make it a happy time for
all and thus encourage those who give
it to repeat the performance.
The daily Alaskan., 1905-09-21
Notice to Creditors

All persons having claims against the
estate of James Hansen, deceased, are
requested to present them 70 me prop
erly verified, within SIX months from
date of this notice, at my place of busi-
ness In Hsines, Alaska.
Dated this sixth day of s. TENDER,
1906. n. Fay,
Administrator.
The daily Alaskan., 1905-09-21

Nan Patterson, recently tried several
times for the murder Of Caesar Young,
was recently remarked to her former
husband, Leon G. Martin, Of New York.
She was divorced from him three years
400
The daily Alaskan., 1905-09-21
sKAGwAx WEATHER

The result Of the observation taken
at Moore wharf at midnight, Sept. %,
1906, is as follows:
Temperature time Of observation. ~
Max. temp. preceding "a hours. :. .5l
Min. .....'4z
Mean " ....4I
Barometer, 2940,
Calm, raining.
The daily Alaskan., 1905-09-21
Best rs Cent Meals

Railroad Restaurant has the best
% cent meals In town, equal to so cent
meals other places, Second Ave. and
Broadway, opposite depot. Private
rooms for ladies.
The daily Alaskan., 1905-09-21

William J. Bryan is said to be very
greatly pleased with he Folk presi-
dental boom. he believes, it is said,
the democratic party cAn unite on Gov.
Folk as It could, probably, en- no other
man.