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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-02-09
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tao Nfutgeus, llg!ltD (ulions9tdttoH 4.44 Usop
gcUs), ttdd Btatam5pOrt mo Sod Icaoen.
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e. Gputs; Fodeiter mo sane an 2SodtTi'
s.45 Gprmittags qluionse station 1856 BormJ.
fuGltO, nab buffalo, (biu emporium SuuG
tlouy, NIT ourAaeben6em @ntesgSnagoH, Bar
lOr-gSNpgOH mo Guad1.
tt.45 @Gymitta93 QltiousS tutton 1900 Brit
lnG5). tuGllt. nab Bttt5butp uUo GIeOesnno;
sseiIguo mo GllHlr1 an gSobeftdge1.
tt.i5 guraittags Olu.lus5tdtiou 12.0e WSt
up5), iIBllb, gtmItco, 8lttSbur1. @bicaao
9leoeiano, EoIeoo, Detroit, 2outsOtle mo
AS glaamittass, t3afta tpou Der ruiou.5te
ipuD IdH 4lli5hurd, Chicago, 4sdtbutle (bta
CINCINNATI mo Gouts0tIe), ct. 9outs ulo
100 glOruos, idali6 l0ou Der ruton.etatiou)
nab Chicago. GlepeluH0 uH0 IOlebu.
$50 gDeuos, tdalth Cnun Der llninHsStaticn)
nab &l'tsburg Cincinnati uub ct. aouts.
$50 9lbeuoe,. tdgll0 tUoH Der llHtcHsS tattunl,
nab yuildlo tbid emporium SuttttoHl mt
hurdaabeHbcm buffet S.hIaiiun0dun It @odb
FtttalurH, Guicugo. Gl,ucluFo. Cincinnati.
luo Grlti Eomelcr 1leIctoWlHcl 1uHllu1e.
iiolih, nGd Gittsburo, Chicago. IoleOu. nv
DIETER mo Grtc; GIeoelano, ausdeuonlmen
SuWltua,
gam annapolis. 7Gt uu6 $50 @orut.. $50
..nbm, ON gSobtHtu8cn. SonitaBS, $40
@on ser RrcNOeuheir
6.t5 WtorOct5 uu0 G.2b Ibetos an 9G0den,
iagclL, lluU 4btluOclnbtd.
2'Ju Der tluiOHs StnttOn,
glo6 GDtlaoefpbla uuo Weu ,Dort.
'Ju3 HdtlNL geOhatcltpnm slntlteo," tnAltn,
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SpiUilN' 500. H'ot0cH9 ullo oun gocNo9
Gllunllc eoalt Elne GLprGCe 2.8I utn1Irns u1c
El@ ga@HllitaNSa t9olIm; 9te'u.UnIi Hno
6lntlod @petidl,' 'b,lo abeIIo9 an SHonel'
ialcl o-
SOS nno 0.l5 Hhcno$ tirltb. "Snutbern'S
acu.
mo 525 gludlm tdQlih. oScabouro Sl0rtoa
GimitCo." 1907 @ubm tigIid1.
ON,yf,TT ,rtN ,,N,ftnr, NR,fItr,p a or OFHRuNa
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Ser, Gaugcr uun Baltimore.

RulplQHulllCI HVlllllIllu lytNH'
nerdor . Sale; GrGii0cnt Seuru
@ieicfinq, GER. 228, perl. GoItern.
9[pe.; correipouOircnocr 1lno prpto.
foaircuOer Sefretdr s. @iQiam @lt.
ocniu8, Ger. 1928, 0rlean8ItroBe;
6iuan3 + 6cfret6r q. SimmcIGeber,
gtr. 315, Nor6-@oenItroBe; S6ot.
mciItcr $. 03idIib, 0r. 7t3, 8ar.
ncrItruBc; 0irigent: pofant. Ser.
iommIung jeOen 5lpeitcu Grcitao i'm
Wouut.
oglrion."
$alptqnarticr: Gtog , SaQe, Scr.
205, Sanooer.S Stripe. SingIhn1oe:
@fittmob - 0irigent: s. 6. 6ront.
ySurmonie."
Sauptq1artier: GER. Ala, @eIt.
Gagette.S troBe. 6~in9ituRoe: 9ien.
tags - 9irigent: Sobn 81. &lein.
,@ermoniosW Gnner6or."
Sauptquartier: @ermania 8 MtGn.
ucr6or SaIle, Nr. 410-4t2, @eIt'
2ombor0-S troBe. SinqItunOe: Don.
neritaoS - 9iri0ent: &bcooor Sem.
berger.
n6robfimn."
@altptQunrtier: 8robIim Sale,
Ir. 1000, Greocrid.9tpemte Sing.
ihIn0c: 0tittpods-0irigent: Sobu
q. &Iein.
yNrbeiters 0tdnuerd]or."
Sauptqllartier: gInoreos' Sole,
Nr.314, ScnouerItraBc. Singih1noe:
9onnerlto9S - 9irigeut: Gbos. s.
8nd)alt.
y2ocuIt-Boint MGnner6or
Sauptquartier: Binders Sale,
Ode Gltba' uuo g(noreitraBe. cling.
ihmoe; Mitttuo6 I6cnOS S ll6r -
9irigcnt: Sllbcrt SriippeI.
n9trbeiters 2ieoertafel."
SnuptQuarticr: 8oI3' Salle, Ger.
408, @elt . 2cringtonItraBe. Sing.
ltunOc; 9~icnitog2-Giri0cnt @u1o
Stripped.
oS6alia.M1nncrbor."
&auptQuortier: 8oigt'8 Sale, Ger.
1922, SorforO.@benue. SingIhnoc:
~Mfittmod8-9irigent: Soicp6 @ndc.
nWo5ort-0
Sallptqlortier: 9roaOmo0 SoteI,
@de 9rooOmap uno OrIconSitroBc.
Singihm0e: 9ienitnaS - Girigcnt:
Geo. %. @06Imomp.
oGj6cnfran5."
Sauptquartier: SpGn SGmiot'S
Dorm. 3orn'S) Sale, @de 8. urto
8ougHitruBe, SiabIouotoipn. Sing.
ihRnoe: MittmoA5-0lrigcnt: Com.
9odner.
pWtelooie."
Sauptquortier: 8. Ries' SaIe.
gde 2onYtraBe uio 9eloir @artt.
SingIhun0c: 9onneritog5 = 0iri.
gent =. &orollts.
@oDcrii6er 9R 1uner6p /.
9ldcrmonn'3 &aIlc, Gde bon Gorp-
line uno @oug6itroBe. Gin0Ihn0c:
0onncritog 9(bcno. 9irigcnt: 2(lguIt
S6neiOcr.
n@ermouios Qrartett, Stub"
SouptQuartier; Meienberg's Sale,
Ger. lie, RorO BocnItrnBe. cling.
ItunOe: 9icnItn98 - 0iriscnt: s.
9orol1S.
rWet9er,G q Iangoerein."
&ouptQllartier: @oifmann'S Sanc,
2or' uno 6orreIt StraBe. Sing.
ItltnOe: 9icuitag5 - 9irigcnt: S. &.
6ranf.
n@0cnpeiB."
SouptQuartier: @eorg s. glOer'$
Sale, Nr. 1, t-2tpenuc Canton.
SingItunoe: 9ieuItags = Dirigent:
Dug. S6neiOer.
GllruOcreine:
oEllrn . Seftiot oes 2obor . 50.
cctms." - 0icnitog uno Conner.
ltog. &llrnIhmOc 2lbcll03 S llBr.
y8crmullia . Surnberein."
S6imct'5 D@0Dmcn = 9alle."
3llrnbcrein o8~oripGrts."
&orm1rts . Snlc, Ger. 1921
8eit-2eringtonitruBe.
o2ocltit 5 9Oint &urnpcrein."
@dc &uQ. m0 9coion , StraBe.
nllnob6Gn0igcr 8iirger-8ere bon
Marplon0" - &crInmmGrrng jeoen
Icttcn 8onncritoQ i'm Monat in oer
Mnrfnnrta Gnnn" Sir 791 MniL.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-02-09
G9ciapeafc 7ampfcrsG

Gbeicpcnfc,2inie.
GleGnntP Yaflngters Sampler ,@lguIta" un6
.gtnuta" mad
Sto Gotnt Comfort nt0 giuriult. 0n.
Sampler O~erlallen Baltimore tdelib (uus0es
%nonlhten Soi1iugSl I'm $50 2lberOs uno fonis
men in Sio goint Comfort nm 6 llbr Wors
aens uro IN gIortolf nm rs MlOreens an, ans
ibliebeno nI Die Giienbubr8iiae na3 allen
BullfteH oe5 Siiben5 ltno Siomeliens,
DGrtsMiucr.9iHie.
Glegatte E1iiagier. Sampler nG9drloite" urb
Baltimore"
mad Wetsf0int mo Gidmuno. pa.
8drpter %Uerlaietl Baltimore Sienttngs, Sons
iierliuGs lilo Sumilngs nm 8 ltbr &dhmittaas
u1o iomllen 8i N3eit Butut nm 73O WturgenS
uno 81 Jttdltnoilo nm OPS Wtorpen5 an.
8te 8dltptcr Der6en nuf Der OiHs mo Nitfs
tabrt i'm UorfsJtiDer an i%u!geuoeu Rutiten ans
leaen Gioneeiier @oint, Slap GGHi unb gQ.
nono'8.
Snntpfer %uerlniien Baltimore pom gtrr Rr. IS
nuo 10, 2igbtitrnben'Rcrftc.
NIrdfNtuete nod alien BfnfteH f0nnen des
itd1ert @eptd uniNegebei r16 daiittenBintmer
I'M s'ornus ~reicybirt lpcrben In ben bieIlneri
Ntaetsgiirenir gir. 81 giorosG6arleSsstraBe
g{r. II. yleftsGertresG trnBe. ooer ben 6aiibts
SiiIenir: glr. $50, GigbtStrdbe. baltimore, NRS.
Wenben softer, q. z. GhiSu,
wen s@elfGtlsilbrer. en.sBinet.gqent
= n WcSnnnsf reifeuner RnHnnisr-Siis ni
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-02-09
@e9wei(n
pun cmpfcblcn$mcrtBeu Stnan5',
GngrUs. nnb Guoetail.8 eidGftCn.
Stnnn8ielIe$ s.
Nnnfcn.

8onfCn.
SirIt NationaI @unt, 16, 8eIt.Sara.
togo StroBe; S. 9. 6erg,tion,
SrGiiOcnt; S. 9. 8iIcor, RoIiirer.
GarmerS' alIo 0}erhout8' 0ationaI
@unt, sol, Noro,G6orIe8 StraBe;
Gbus. Z. Crane, 9rGiiocnt; Garter
q. O8burn, Soiiirer.
9euti6e 9ont, 2cgtngton. u1o Soui.
az .Strabe; 81. $. SduI3, 8rGit.
bent; &tguIt 8eber, aailirer.
Commercial onO 6oruler8' 0ationol
Sanf, &omaro. mo @crman,Str.
8eitern IationaI @aut, IA, 0oro.
@lttaWsS trobe; Soibua g. SarbcpL
&rdiiOeut; 8. @arrtott. Raiiirer.
DroberS' oao Me6anic8' National
@anf, @lttow. rnS 6upcttc.5 ctr.
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baltimore 9ampf.9 nd,t.Gu.
cute nnS 3necridlFge Sat.etat.J

l9ife Hno 8ugrrIdiEge Vai'ptnts)
Sic Der. GtnutCGsGoit belOrOetHO.
8G1pteG tabreu tugtib, Gunntags al5genoHp
men, bon ben n9up 4iie"sBters. gIr. t0-t3.
qiGbtsSiraBe, $50 9lhcroS. oireit nnb SIo
9oiut Comfort, ylorioli, 9urtsmoutb uuo allen
@oini comfort nit nG. & 6,sGiIen6abnS mao
8tdmoub.. @erbinouna IN Portsmouth nit benz
oSeaboor6 mir cine" tolthcu 2ug bon EortE'
nit be- rglluulic Gouft pinc". gorfoI una
Garo!ina. g%iorloit unb fto,i1, Noriolf uH0
ntiiib luh SD 9ominioR Cine" nnn glelus
''! miSio6It ei en- nn6 y enfSt6d p ifSem g'S @Ions' a an
rtUie Gnliiten6tmuer, eteitrii6e NeIUmtung,
Gunpfbei5uua, 'Goiert fret. Eejero!rte 9oiiitens
8inner tn 6et gtlctsRilrealir Der ,g'n1 Cine
Jtr. 32t, g8eltsgnltimOresStr Nr. 600 uuo
sos. QinbtsStrdbc, @. u. 6, Office, gr. 2t5,
Notwithstanding uno gibduab'5, Charles
lin0 CrtnntunsGtrnFe
SnfH ~. SHCriuuub. q. grufnH,
BIcesBrdf. II. Sen. sWiGnuger. Gen, .llaii. 'Gaent
CSeI2-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-02-09
Rarnlanb nro IeunIhlnauic.gokn.

8iige bcrInfien Gorit qbenue.Gtation:
7.30 RorT. nod Dori, tdgli4, ausaenuut
men GOHnings.
$50 BORN. nob 9eliu, MIR Sonrtn9s.
$50 nab Belnir, tdeIin, Gu5genommen
yGouutugs.
S.25 ga6m, nab gorI, t6etl6. auseerom
men GorHt1gs.
400 Tadbn1. nab Delta. ntr SoHrtogs.
ago iaG 9elta, idelt9, aisgenomulen am
SonHtdg.
600 gaa6m. na6 geIalr, tdeIl9, auseenom.
men GcnntGpS.
1000 NbeuoS. mad 8cInir. mIr SonntG9s.
II As NJenos, ndh HtiGir. DiitiiDDo u-b
10nfss
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GG6e! GGHe!

snr Tciir in'a NnalnnN briOrat 6
9iainc, Nr. III, Ct. Eaul.S trafe,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-02-09

WnndpUIi5. MT. 0t0NoFStalion, H.50 un0
fs45 g.. N55 mo 1866 u. COMMUNICATION,
500 mo 1000 y. li2,O5 Wittaas, 1900,
dreoerif. Wt. Jto1nt Gmtiom. 9a.45, lo.49 a.,
6nuloeu 2iattou. l7.35. 2Q.O0. 2o.t5 unb ltc.06
N3rm., 1928. 1850 uno $500 9lbeu0s.
geiutlciter, Mt. Decentralization l7.t0 Q. nnb
1850 Enbut.
SnGerStomu, Dlt. NobnGsg ttion, ls.45 Eprrn,
800 gInblt, edmbeHsS Station, 900 Borui.
!3h0 mo 400 Jtadbtn.
GHieutt.6itp tiHo Mlt. GirH, Gambler 5tation,
!7.35, 1915 |orH. 1925. 1850, $500 RG5m.
$3.50 mo #lt.46 9tbeiiOs.
Curtis Sap, GaluoensS Station, 1928 Gorm.
SHraH. ut. 8~ouGHStatiou. *2.43 gaebnt
GuWoeHsS tntiou, $500 Gdbm.
,HBlai Blue Clinic" nan RhtfabeIn6io unh
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-02-09

%RpUN*
Regelmdfige 9ampfidtfffabrt
3piTheu
Baltimore un6 Bremen
our9 Die nelien mo e~rprobten, mt
allen 9cqueh1Iihfeiten %Ocriebenen
8oItOampfer eriter &Ioiie:
oNBeiu," v8ranoenburg, "
DRedar," DG6emnik, "
nNoir," ,8reSIuu. d"
0ie ggpeOitionstage iinO ME foIgt:
- bon Baltimore:
nGaiIeI, 0(ittuod, Sen %. 6Gbruar,
2 llDr Nobmittog3.
nGbemnit., Mitt>uod, Sen s. Mdr5,
2 llbr Na6mittagS.
n0ormlto0t N}ittuod, Den 22.0}Gr5,
2 llbr 9todmittog5.
o@ero," WIittmoH, Sen %. W}dr}, >
lt6r 9}u6mittag3.
p @rc8louL" N}ittmodl Den IL. 2lprjL
. llbr NohmjttoN3.
----H
8peite 9oiiitc.E
@nn $t2.jO uu,
3miihcn6ed8 .9}dlio ,Hrciie.
"G Ss.S Sa,''n 1 "eo $4,000
Bon Srsmcn aah aainlaSrS $500.
GaHhTeiie . Njtrir Htu l|tltsNprt WNda
grcmcu uu0 juEtd >6I,OJ.
&e1en 5runt nm GnfnQe meme man fb
an bte @caCrdi 2tpeHiCH
u. Sdumadcr & So,
y3r. 4t9, Sanopcr.S traBe
uSCr
GOmaro Gninc,
CHiu bts .TtatiAcn GUrrripaHorutsn."
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@amDnrg.N Inner
- Wuf -
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS -0Gmbura
TuppCli d)rnubcn'

Iegrn ~ Snucr fir euu0Ou uuo gGrls al
@am6nrg'
81 @roaOmap, Rerp-Dorf.
.&rtbnr &. &O6iuu,
II 8eIt.G Centre. Strobe.
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SemObncr

Der Malarias @%egenoen Iinb Suits
piaen unumgdngIiG notbwenoig. oenn
bieIelben balten ods SpItem in ge60ri.
gem 3uItanoe uno iino
Elm a6ldnIps 9ei(miIId
fit 8opfI4mer5en, ltnperbauli9feit,
Malaria, trGge 2eber, 9artlsibigfeit
uno ade bilioIen 2eioen.
TUFTS Leber PILLEN.
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6eller.@ crithcrung5 .A9cnicn.
Sone 6rienOIO Society, 1926, Gin.
Ben . IDcrue.
90. z. SbadeIforo & Co., 2, 0It.
SorotogoitraBc.
ScurD 90. @ariielO (9fopo0, 2tO.
observation-disclosures.
9trdbeao & Con, 2t4, O~It.2ering.
ton : StroBe.
ScnneB & EapIor, 3OG, O1t.2ering.
ton StroBe.
TlIrncr & T0omos, 9, 8 tsGaratogo.
StraBe.
&c. o. Gcl0cn, If, OIt,@Geainnt.
StroBc,
6eueriidere @0bel-2 ogerung.
@rabom'S @oreboltIc, Borf guenup
unO 9o1pbin.S trabe.
@run0eigentbum8,@ otIer.
&icrre 6. 0uGon & Tcp6elu, t6.
SerirgtOn.S trnBe.
9u6banOlung.
8untber'S 6eutI6e 9ltdban6Iung.
sos, Sit.9aItimore.G trobe.
@Gder,&cQutiiten.
She NncrS & &id8 So, t04, Siio.
&oDuro'S traBe.
9alboI5sSGlt0Ier
Clos. MtattbeipS & Son, Canton.
Aoenue uno AibemarlesS traBe.
Geo. s. SIoan & Gro, Ala, Sight.
StroBe.
9Ic6. unO emniuirte GtabIlpoaren.
Sectional gnomeIing & Stamping
So, 100, Sououcr.S traBe.
9ompfmuidinen, 9eIieI II. 8umpen.
8a1ace Stc6bins & Cons, Charles.
uno 2ombarosS troBe.
Gan0ptrtI6aftli6e @er6t9e ut6 90.
mereien.
8riffitb & Turner 60, 2O5, 9oro.
FocaitraBe.
Srnomentale 0rabt.Q rbeiten.
9niur & 60, 81, q. .Sopar0s9 tr.
S6nitt' rn0 Gur5lpaaren.
armIirong, Gator & Co., 106-t9.
Sopfins' Blace.
Gregeuas, SerteI & SO, t09, Sop.
tinS-BIacc.
Sbiren, 5eniterrabmen II. NauIeaug.
5rant 9. 8attins & 60, Bratt. ut0
RreiiOent.S traBe.
SGnupftnbafs . 6abritantcn.
g. Storr & 60, 1876. Roro.GaIDert
Strobe.
8eiti6riften : Ma8n8in etc.
Baltimore WeruS 60, 318, 8eit.
@crmdn.S troBe.
C~p...<Lwr.
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S~pQrbontcn.
Central SaoingS gonf, CHARLES.
uuo 2cringtonsS trnBe.

8unftcr8 un0 MQfler.
SombIeton & Co., Il, 0It.2eriugton.
Strabe.
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@run0eigentbumS ,MotIer.
8icrre &. 0ugon & Ncp6eiu, t6,
2erington.S traBe.
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,OO3al slas einie" nan philadelphia Hno


EcltIlh NerI. Gnrnoen IerI. VA. Rohnl
SS6latraeGon Jd0I. 8519. 3559
9fiiet Qarlor. ansa. z. $50 q. 954 q.
8Grlor. SveiIe. nur 60. 9.528 9.57 g.. 6
Hnrlpr. Gpeiie, aIlsa, @. 1t.50 8. Ntf.54 o.. 6
Sarlor. Gpeife. add. lbs e. Mi.59 Y.
,JuOaf 9imite0," Gusi6IieBG6er 8uGinans9ra
ebiiets. Auu0s. 4arlors Sbferpatiouss unS
Speifes29uaaonS. Jdal. $40 q. gS.52 81.
BGrirr. Spciic. . .IGRg. 600 ". sos 81. O
Goodies. Ehilu.. uli5a e. 1855 VI. 500 M.6
9oade5. Ybilu. .Idgl. 800 u. 9.05 III
ShlafDapgou.. Ilgt. 1899 gR. 1874 %.
Ser iafale SfIafpdaaon na1 9lsipsYurf III i'm
W}t. JtuOaisltubHb0fe nm 1000 gtbenoS Sur slui,
nnbme bon RuifdQtereu berett.
70 nab Htlintic,6ftn all @o6entneeu; 81
rtuth Atlnutit.5ith tdali@.
In EheiIrr IN.
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9u6banOlung.
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The daily Alaskan., 1905-11-13
FISHING LINES.

The Very TineEt Are Those Formed
 From Sillxworm Gut.
 Silkworm gut forms the best line for ishing purposes, partly on account of It's great tenacity and partly because 1t IS so transparent Every year sui icicnt number of Spanish silkworm yrubs are selected for thls purpose. Aft er they have eaten enough mulberr, leaves and before they begin to spir they are thrown into vinegar for seT oral hours, Each insect is killed, and the substance which the grub in tho natural course would have spun into s cocoon is fOrcibly drawn from the dead worm into much thicker and shorter 5iIken thread.
 The threads are then placed in purt water for about four hours and after ward dipped for ten minutes In a so utiJn of soft soap. The fine outer skin is thus loosened so that the work nan can remove it with his hands The threads must be dried in a shad? place and are often bleached witf sulphur vapor until they acquire the bright appearance of spun gIass.--Lop don Telegraph.
The daily Alaskan., 1905-11-13
A MARKET PRIMER.

1t Tells About the Butcher and the
 Way He Sells His Meat. What Is the man doing behind the cOunter2
 He Is selling meat. Let us watch him.
 What Is the lady going up to the counter for2
 To buy meat from the greasy man with the white apron.
 What does she ask for2
 A five pound roast of porterhouse. What does he give her?
 A seven pound roast.
 Then does he charge her only for what she asked forY'
 No, Indeed. He charges her for what be chose to give her.
 Didn't the lady know what she want ed?
 Evidently the man didn't think so. Cant he tell the weight of a piece of meat when be picks 1t up2
 Certainly he can. Otherwise he would never be able to know that he Is al- ways selling you piece of meat sev- eral pounds bigger than you wanted. Why does the man do thIs?
 It Is impossible to associate con stautly with greasy things and not be come pretty smooth yourself. Now run and play.-Baltlmore American.
The daily Alaskan., 1905-11-13
ROAST THEM AT SEATTLE
Nome's Exhibit Goes to Alas
 ka Club

The exhibit of Nome at the Portland fair will be placed on exhibition st the Alaska Club iu Seattle. Some Of 1t already has arrived,
 In all there are more than three tons of exhibits, consisting of curios, quartz, pay dirt, whalebone, specimens Of prl' mi.ive weapons of the chase for both land and water, to:ems, grasses and other products Of Northwestern Alaska.
 That portion of the exhibit which possessed great intrinsic value, such as gold bars and several tons of very rich pay dirt, was returned to the owners. However, there are number of uug- gets and considerable gold dust in dis play yials which were donated outright to the exhibit and they will become a portion of the permanent display which the business men of Nome unanimously agreed should be assembled at Seattle.
The daily Alaskan., 1905-11-13
THE UGLY OCTOPUS.
1t Ia One oG the Most RepUIsive and
 EIideOua of Creatures.

1t Iu one oC the Most RepuIslve and
 Hideous of Creatures.
 A greedy, vornclous, relentless crea- ture is the octopus, and most formi- dable enemy even to man, for 1t Is easier to cut or tear oR one of those terrible long arms with its two rows of suck CTS than to induce the creature to re- llnquIsh any prey 1t has laid hold of.
 These suckers also enable 1t to drag Its body into very narrow creylces, from which scarcely any force will avail to remove 1t.
 Like It's beautiful brother the argo- naut, 1t dehes It's enemies by ejectng ink, but the octopus Is so subtle and clever that he can vary the color of his Ink according to the color of the ground he Is passing over, and, as be Is very active and darts about at lightning speed, be constantly escapes being caught.
 He is an unSoclable creature, appar- ently quite satisfied with his own so- clety, as he rOams about alone, seeking what he may devour on rocky shores, where he may be met with of all sizes, varying In length from an inch to two or more feet.
 The octopus has one very curious hablt-when resting he coils up some of hls arms into a semblance of the shell of the argonaut-PearsOn's Week
The daily Alaskan., 1905-11-13
The Walters.

Usefulness of my man or woman Hes principally in the willingness back of the hands to do as well as they pos sibly can whatever comes their way As q rule, 1t will be found that the most useless persons in the world ara those who are waiting for something to turn up. And by the same sign it b a fact that the most useful beings are those who have taken up the first thing that came to hand and done the best they could with it. These people usual " find something to their liking In th1 long run, too, anI # this be denied lhem they have the good sense to learr to like what comes.
The daily Alaskan., 1905-11-13
RAILROAD BEING
 COMPLETED FASI

The Alaska Central railroad has been completed, according to late adyices, to mile post 43. It will be completed to near the 4gth-nile post this fall. At that place the first tunnel must be bored, and it will not be completed un- til spring. Contracts have been let to complete the grading to the l05th-mile post and as soon as the tunnels shall have been completed track laytog over that entire distance will begin.
The daily Alaskan., 1905-11-13
h Times of Peace
Jeweler and Optician

In the first months of the Russja-Japan war we had a striking example of the necessity for preparation and the early advantage of those who, so to speak, "have shingled their roofs in dry weath- er." The virtue .ot preparation has made history aCd-given to Us our great est men. The individual as well as the nation should be prepared fOrsny emer- geucy. Are you prepared 10 success fully combat the fist cold you take? A cold can be cured more quickly when treated as soon ss it has been contract ed and before it has become settled in the system. Chamberlajn'S Cough Re medy is famous for ifs cures of colds and it should be kept at hand ready for instant use. For sale by Wm. B'l't, the druggeS5.
The daily Alaskan., 1905-11-13
1-r.-.- F1Irht hr Yirht.

Nearly all small birds make then long flights by night, spending the day time quietly feeding and resting, SC that if on any day In May the treetops ire full of fitting little warblers 1t i no sign that the following day will find them still there. Some kinds, like phoe bes. song sparrows, meadow larks and bluebirds, come very early-as soon ss the snow Is all gone and the south slop ing hillsides begin to feel warm ann smell of spring. Nicholas.
The daily Alaskan., 1905-11-13
Nome Nugget Plays Revenue
 Cutter Service

The Nome Nugget is hot after the revenue cutter service in Arctic wa ters, which iJ chsractsrizes as a farce. In a recent editorial, commenting upon the letter, attacking whalers and rev enue service, by F J. Knapp, who was in charge of mission school at Point Hope last winter, which has been gen. erally published, the Nugget says:
 "The revenue cutter service, so far as those waters is coucernad, is little bet. ter than DO service at all. Indeed, it is fact that the revenue cutter officers do not wish to be bothered or hsmp- cred by having to devote little time to seeing that the laws are enforced and the lawbreakerS brought Go punish ment. They have shown by their ac- tions that they do DO, care what havoc the whalerS work among the natives. Their trips to Boring sea and the Arc tic are merely iunketing excursions, during which they may enjoy them' selves, and trade and traffic with the natives as much as they please.
 "The trip of the Bear to the Arctic during the present season was little more than 8 farce. Itis alleged, and.w believe the statement to be trre, that Capt. Hamlet showed little disposition to overtake the whaling vessels, which it was charged carried hOOtch, and were dispOsiug of it to the natives, The whalers had ample opportunity to get out of the revenue cutters way. There are even worse stories than this told of some Of the Bears officers, with truth enough iu the stories to demand that the service jn Bearing sea be given 8 thorough shaking up