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The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1906-06-21
CHAPTER II.
BILLY BRUE FINDS HIS Man

BILLY BRUE FINDS HIS MAN.
Each spring old Peter Bines grew
FESTIVE and raw like an unbroken colt.
And when the distant mountain peaks
began to swim in the summer haze.
and the little rushing rivers sang to
him, pleading that he come once more
to follow them up, he became uncon-
trollable. Every year at this time he
alleged, with a show of irritation. that
his health was being Slapped by the
pernicious indulgence of sleeping on
bed inside a house. He alleged, fur
ther that stocks and bonds were but
shadows of wealth, that the old mines
might any day become exhausted, and
that security for the future lay only in
having one member of the family. at
least, looking up new pay rock against
the ever possible time of adversely.
And so he loitered through the noun
tains, resting here, climbing there,
making always a shrewd close reading
of the rocks.
1t was thus Billy Brue found him at
the end of his second days search. A
little off the trail, at the entrance to a
pocket of the canyon, he lowered erect
to peer down when he heard the noise
of the messengers ascent.
Billy Brue, riding up the trail, halted.
nodded, and was silent The old man
returned his salutation as briefly.
These things by men who stay much
alone come to be managed with verbal
economy. They would talk presently,
but greetings were AWKWARD
Billy Brue took one foot from it's
stirrup and turned in his saddle. pull
ing the leg up to a restful position.
Then he spat, musingly, and looked
back down the canyon aimlessly,
throwing his eyes from side to side
where the gray granite lodges showed
through the tall spruce and pine trees
But the old man knew he had been
sent for.
well, Billy Brue, what's DOING"
Billy Brue sQuirmed in the saddle.
spat again, as with sudden resolve
and said:
"Why-uh-Dan'l J.-he's dead"
The old man repeated the words,
dazedly.
"Dan'l J.-he's ead;-why, who else
is dead, too?"
Billy Brues emphasis, cunningly con-
trived by him to avoid giving prom
inence to the word dead" had sug-
gested this inquiry in the first mo-
ment of stupefaction.
Nobody else dead-jest DanI j.
he's dead"
"Jest Dan'l J.-my boy-my boy
DanI dead!"
His mighty shape was stricken with
a curious rigidity, erected there as if
it were part of the mountain, flung
up of old from the earth's inner trag-
edy, COMPOUNDED, desolate, ancient.
Billy Brue turned from the STONY
interrogation of his eyes and took a
few steps away, waiting. A little wind
sprang up among the higher trees, the
moments passed, and still the great
figure stood transfxed in it's curious
silence. The feathers creaked as the
horse turned. The messenger. with an
air of surveying the canyon, stole an
anxious glance at the old face. The
sorrowful old eyes were fixed on things
that were not; they locked vaguely as
if in search. .+...
"DanI!" he said.
1t was not cry; there was nothing
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1906-06-21
Advertising Pays

When you advertise in the
columns of the PRINCETON
UNION. The UNION has the
largest bona fide list of SUBJ
scribers of any newspaper
published in the Eighth Con.
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the circulation of all the other
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~ combined. The UNION has
hundreds of subscribers in the
counties Of Isanti, Benton and
Sherburne and Is d weekly
visitor In almost every home
IN Mile Laos county. Yes,
1t pays to advertise In the
The Alaska prospector., 1906-08-30

The City will pay for coal sacks in good condition and dry, if de- livered at the Fire Hall in bundles of 25. Sacks must b. delivered Saturday. See W.H. Crary, Town Clerk.
The Alaska prospector., 1906-08-30

IN THE PROBATE COURT FOR THE TERRI TORY OF ALASKA, THIRD DIVISION, VALDEZ PRECINCT. In the Matt er of the Estate) Notice of Hearing of on Petition for
 fLetters oi Admin NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that Harvey L. Ieayell has filed ip this court a petition for Letters of Administration of the estate of Robert Mcintosh, deceased, and that hearin < will be had upon said petition at the office of the al,oy C Court ct the Court House ill Valdez, Alaska on Saturday. the first day of Septem- ber I905 at o'clock r. NJ.
 Dated this 2oth day of August, 1906.
 By the Court,
 JUHN LYONS,
 Judge.
The Alaska prospector., 1906-08-30

Levi Strauss Overalls are ac- knowledged the best They can lie had at A. l.. Levy < Co.'S.
 FoR RENr-Newly furnished house clore in. also unfurnis ned cabins. Valdez Real Estate Agency.
 Room for few more to eat and sleep at the Grand.
 l.. H.. Carvey and wife left on the Put-Put this week for Glacier island to do some development work on quartz claims recently located
 Large Stock of new goods on next boat at hatlies' Bazaar,
 We sell only the Best at the Valdez Market. Phone 29. H. D. Reynolds left fer Boulder bay yesterday.
 Woman wanted to do light housework. Apply at this office.
 Ms. Hattie Strouse will leave 5f the Bertha for Seattle where sine willsspend the winter.
 Miss Alice Coles will he an out going passenger on the Bertha for Seattle where she will attend school for year.
 Robert Coles expects to leave on the Bertha for the States.
 A. l.. Levy < Co. carry a full stock of all kinds of rubber goods, including. Gold Seal Boots, Pacs and Slickers.
 2S ct. Breakfast from 6,3O to 3. and Dinner from 12 to l;3O and 5:30 to 1880 at the Grand.
 Nails, Cocks, Building and Tar Paper, also large stock of other Building Material to be had at A. l.. Levy x Co.'S.
 Mrs. A. Burr left on the Port land for the States. ~She will re- turn with her husband in alont two months, and spend the winter here.
 The Portland left for the :outh Monday with number of pas sengers from the Westward and a few from here.
 Wm. Bouschor left Monday for Juneau.
 II. K. Lore who has been in this section for few weeks on business left for Juneau on the Portland.
 Dick Ryan who has been to the Westward on a visit, passed through town Monday enroute 10 Seattle.
 Three silver gray foxes which were captured on Christuchina this summer were brought to town this week. They are as gentle as young dogs and do not show any disposition to snap a person hand ling them as is generally the case with such' animals.
 Henry 3uessdorf returned on the Oregon from two months trip to his home at St. Louis and to other eastern points.
 FOR SALE-Good sewing machine at a bargain. Apply at this office
 Kindllng Wood cut in stove lengths Per load $5. Copper River Lumber Go.
 :
 John Nokes returned this week from Hidden Treasure on Chistu- china. He expresses himself as well pleased with the howing made by this seasons work on his Hydraulic property.
 |
The Alaska prospector., 1906-08-30

Having bought out the entire business, stock and fixtures of l.. c. Larsen. I will be located bere- after at his old stand prepared to do more and better photo work than eyer. P. $. HtNT.
The Alaska prospector., 1906-08-30
MEN WANTED

We1ch and Company Contractors.
 Welch S Co.,, Spokane, Washing ton. have taken over construction work on the Alaska Central and will push the work during the balance of this season. All kinds of labor wanted, machine drillers, hammermen; drill steel sharpeners, muckers, etc., either on tunnel or outside work
 Apply Treasurer's Office, Seward, Alaska. 32
The Alaska prospector., 1906-08-30

New Goods on every boat for Kern's.
 5000 Edison Gold Moulded Records at Wikidels Phonograph Parlors
 FOR SALE-House and two lots. A bargain. Apply to Mrs. Davis, Sixth and Broadway.
 Colonel A. w. Swani:z was an outgoing passenger on the Oregon. He will be out about six weeks on business connected with the rail- road company.
 Mrs. Bratton and her son Nor man left on the Oregon for Seattle where they will spend the winter.
 Miss Hazel Sheldon, who has been an employee of the telephone office for some time, has gone to Seattle to attend school.
 Harry Grennig, returned this week from a prospecting trip to the interior copper district. He reports making number of loca- lions.
 We will give you a snap on apples by the box. Valdez Market. Phone 20.
 We have received complete shipment of fresh beef, mutton, pork, veal and spring chickens. Valdez Market. Phone 20. W. H. Bush, who has been act ing as local agent for the North western Steamship Co.,, left on the Oregon for Seattle, from which place he will go to Nome. I'm portant mining interests there de- handing his immediate attention was the reason for his making the trip. He expects to return here in a few months.
 Having bought out the entire business, stock and fixtures of l.. c. Larsen. will be located bere- after at his old stand prepared to do more and better photo work than ever. P. s. HUNT.
 George Esterly left on the Ore gon for business trip to the East: He will be gone about two monlbs.
 WIS. Amy returned from the interior last Friday While on the trip lie visited the Bonanza, Nicolai and Mccarthy copper pro- perties.
 Any orders addressed to Mrs. A. Burr, care of the art department, [, Morning 0regonian, Portland. will receive prompt attention.
 Suit has been filed against IT. H. Hildreth by the Mananuska Coal Company for an accounting of the funds claimed to have bceni received by him for the company. George Sexton is in town to attend to the case.
 The Hurd brothers returned Monday from Slate creek. R.. fl. Schultz and Geo.. Bolen accom- panied them.
 Fresh shipment of Allcgretti's Chocolate Creams and E.0wAry's s High grade Candies received osa every steamer.
 OwL DRUG Co. Agents.
 Notice.
 The City will pay for coal sacks in good condition and dry, if de- livered at the Fire Hall in bundles of 25 Sacks must ba delivered Saturday. See w., II. Crary, Town Clerk.
The Alaska prospector., 1906-08-30
Call For Warrants.

Valdez, Alaska. Aug. 23-Notice is hereby given that l will pay all city warrants up to and including No. 619, if presented within ten days from date.
 E. R. WHEAT,
 Town Treasurer.
The Alaska prospector., 1906-08-30
Square DeaIinQ
COL

We wish to handle your GOLD DUST. and will buy 1t direct and pay the highest cost price for the will ship it to the Seattle Assay Office, the Mint at San Francisco, and will give you the full less expense of marine insurance and express
The Alaska prospector., 1906-08-30
Sidewalks Needed.

The wet weather empa s izes the need of sidewalks in many parts of town, especially in the residence districts, and with a view to mak- ing the construction of such walks easier for the property owners MT. Blum president of the Copper River Lumber Co.,, has been in- duced Co make special rate on lumber for this purpose. Lumber for sidewalks can now be purchased for $20 per thousand. Build your walks while lumber IS cheap.
 J. A. Murphy of the Eatouche Island Copper Mining Co. was a passenger on the Portland bound for the States.
 Jas. Mccarthy. who has spent the summer doing development on his copper bonanza near the head of. the Kuskalina, returned to town this week.
 John Nelson and G. McMullen arrived this week from Slate creek.
 Horace Leach and w. A. Me- Nelly were among the arrivals from Seward on the Oregon on court business.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-04-25
Gnnncn hcs Grhhcbens.

9 IAN Sranctsco, %. april. -
9aS Grobeben bat, mie piele ieitter
SorgGnger, olld) in San Sroncisco
Ieltlome Sauneu ge5ei9t. 90 blieben
Die @e61llli1feiten Der often biitori.
iden GoloreS 4. Miiiion unperiebrt
ltebeL iuGDrero mooernc, 8ranit-
&irhenbnlten III Ser Na6borihoft
ld)luer gelitten bo6en. Ties lit Inn
10 lpnlloerbarer, ais idon gerountc
Belt fem @%otte5oienit i'm perioQenoen
WiiionSbouie ~obgebolten nrroe, ga
mo filrdtete, 0aS baufdQige airdl.
lein miiiie ieOen allgenblid 5uiammen
breden.
Ger Brand, ser I'M telegraph Sill
tobte, bat audi Die STRIDE bon 81. Te.
ter lno Saul 5crltort, ooS @ottcs.
balS Der italieniihcn Siider5unft,
Die ieit langcn Sobren idon in San
SronciSco lid bGltSlid nieocrgelaiicn
uno Die @ebr1llde mo Sitten Ser
altelt SetllldtD NIT berllbergebrad)t
bottc. so lagen oltf Oen Gotip-alt1.
rem 5ablreidc Sdifie uno SobrSelige.
o%llfgepubt nod) grt Der @onoeln ltno
Sriremcn i'm oltcn Stalien. slltdJ bic
0lotte Der Slider ielbit lit ipobl ponl
Seller, bnS Die Gods iiberroihte, Der.
nIdtct lporoert. limo oieie Slotte
pflegte ollmorgentlid oie gugen Der
Sonriiten 5u ent5iiden, melln lie nit
ben binten, tiefgcfdrbten Scgeln ma.
ieltutiid) ourd)'S gol0cne S6or bonn
nddtliden Siidiona noh bem Safen
iuriidiltbr. lln9eS1blt limo bic gnef.
ootcn, oic man bon Der Sopierfeit
mo Dem Spiermutb Der itolieniihen
Slider Trisco'S er5Gbltc.
Ile Heliqnien aus Der 8oloseit
n%1ilIlen Den 6lon1nlen sum Spier ge.
fallcn lein, lno nomentlid) aid Die
0ofnmente, bic iiber Die 9lrbeit Ser
@i9ilantcn intereiiante suSfunit ga.
ben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-04-25
Srcpanirnng bciltc i'm pum Srriinn.

: omaqua q, ga, 13. Ipril. -
Conrad aorig, cin iiln9cr @eidl1fts.
man1t aus gutter Somilie, lit olrdJ
cine Operation bonn Srrlinlt gebeilt
luoroen. &or 5iuei Sobrcn glitt er
on cinem @intermorgen ali Ser
StroBc aus utb id)litg nit Dem So.
PIE ollf. Gr erbolte lid ober mieoer,
nno crit nad) cinigeib @oden iteate
lidl 5uerIt @eoGdtniBifip1de nnS
Damn Srrlinn ein. 3iilebt ipuroe Or.
u. y. 6lenling bonn Stoot. Soipitol
IN Satlano berbei ge5ogen, ltnb Die.
lcr poll5og inter giiiiten5 Ginger at.
oerer Icr5tc cine Srcponation, ipobei
CT fono, bob at elmer SteQe Der
Sd)oocl INT einen adtel 3oa ein9c.
orildt luor iinb 10 ouf Dos @ebirn
iulrfte. ooB &onig irriinnig ipltroe.
Nadr Der Spcrotion perfiel ser Ga.
ticnt IN eincn ticicn Sdlof, aus Dem
or nut Der pollen Grinneriing at Mu.
les, mas ibm Dor ieiitem ltnfoa Dor
5luei Sobrcn porgeihapebt, ertpahte,
bon Der 3luiihen5eit ober Nidts
uilBtc. Won bofit nun, boB 2onig
III cinigen @od)cn iuieber gun5 ber.
9cltclt lein miro.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-04-25
u dc Hem.D orfcrin BET.
ratIet itaIieni hen
WrQfeu.

Sonoon, %. gpril. - Die Ser.
mlGblu1g oea SRI. 8eorgine G. @iloe,
Sodter Der Srou Senrp Siegel bon
Nem. Yorf. nit benz @raien Carlo
Gentice oi 6roiio BON Tont, faro
bellte I'M Srotorium az 9romptcn
itott, i'm 9eiiein elmer alserleieneu
Sdoor bon SodBeitsgGiten, inter
oieien Votihoitcr Heio uno Satin
ilno Der itolicniihe Yotihaiter 81.
toni. Die Yroutjungiern poren:
Gorotbp @ilpe unb Slilia Siegel, bic
Shipeitern ser 9railt, ilno Sri.
2ouiie SarbcQ bon Hem.Yorf. Gent
9r1utigom itono ais better Wonn"
@roi grluin bon Shonborn.Y udeim
our Seitc.
Die iunge @r1iin lit cine Stiei.
todtcr bea b~cfnnnten amerifanild)en
Wtilionors ln0 @roBfauimanns 8.
Sie9cl bon Nep.Yorf rno Gbieogo.
Sbr @ottc lit Der iiingitc gruoer oeS
Siiriten bi 6rallo u,b entItamuit Ell.
ner Der G~lteitel 6amilien bes iiibita.
lieniid)en abels, Die and in Der oit.
rcidiitcn Iriitotrotie 5ablreide Ser.
monote beiiBt. Sein Sdwdger lit
@roi Srieorid aarl bon Shonborn.
@iideim, Der ais Sobn elmer 8rGfin
Gbotef Better Der morgonatiiben
@emoblin beS oitreihiifen Sbron.
ioIgers Gr5ber5og 5ran5 5eroinano
lit. Sns
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-04-25

Sr. WEEK amoro SLEPT al
lcln BON oanncn. Sr. Spbll
Wc9tamoru, Der Sero2 @runobeliber.
iibcr bciicn Sereinigltng nit ieiner
Iomilic nnd) 40 Sobrcn Dor 5ruci
@od)en I'M ,Tclltid)en Correspondent.
ten" bcridtct mltrbc, miro bieicr
Gage, Elm cntt1rld)ter Mann, ullcilt
nod Gel Surte, SeraS, 5uriidfebren.
Seine Satin fam er nidt nlitncbs
men, ou oiciclbc nic ipicoer geilrno
miro, mo in Sol1c Gclicn miro CT Die
Srolt in elmer fatboliidcn Nnltolt
rrltcrbrinNcn. Bon lcilem SproBs
Ing Den CT 5llrl erltcn Wolc i'll Scr
Canton Eoli5ciltotion trof, bat DC.
Nonara lid) loNaelogt. &ie CT or.
tl1rtc. bot icin Snbn icoen Sent, Sen
CT bon inn erbiclt, in Scllcrmoiicr
ullgclcgt, ullO dis Der &utcr nidbt
mcbr nit Hclb beruu~riiden uoltc.
ucrpi0nOctc Der iltnGc Wc9tamoru
ben Ill5llg, mcld)en ibnl Der Safer
ON critcn Gage iciner Nntrnit %fnllftc.
Souicno Collars Stro,
/ c. Sm Griminul9crid)t murbc M
bert @oSlem bonn Gid)tcr Snrlon sur
3oblllng cillcr Stroic bon $1,000 Der.
lrtbCilt, uno ba CT nid)t 5ablcn
fonntc. luonocrtc cr in bo& @efGng.
nib. &nalem loa Dor icd)S Sobrcn
cine crimincac operation begonger
bobcl mo mar bolul geilobem. I'M
III Milncopoli& ipe0ct cineS GblIli.
d)cn %%crbrcd)cn& III boS 3udtbouS
5l iuanbcrn. Gr prroe Dor &llr5ent
int Mcltclt %pcrboitct.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-04-25
Tbfabrtstasc Der YaiIasicr Gampfcr
BON Wclusyurf.

9lm "a. slpril 0ampier .aoiier
8ilbcIm Der 3ueite" mad Bremen.
PIN "a. slpril 9ampier vGaronia"
nad Siperpool.
alm "a. glpril Tompfer yGnrpa.
tbin" nod) Neopel uno @enuo.
An 20. april Gampfcr yScennic"
nad Siperpool.
GIN 25. 9lpril 9ampier nImlter'
Dam" nnf NotterOnm.
Im %. gpril Gampier nGitta 81
Hopoli" nah Heupel.
slm 26. april 9ampier .Main"
nad grenten.
Im 26. 9(pril 9ampier yllnitst
States" nod 9openbngen.
Im 26. Mpril 9ampier yWoltfe'
nnb 9teapel mo @enua.
am 26. april Gampier ,Sapoie'
nad) SABRE.
9(m %. 9(pril Gompier yGeutid)
lnno" naf Samburg.
Nm %. Mpril Camper Batavia
nah Samburg.
Im 2S. gpriI Compiler Campo
0orf" nad Soutbamptcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-04-25
ShiffSuuflrid,tcu.

% Yorf, 90. Mpril. - 9(n.
gcfommcn iino Die 0ompier Sta.
tenbnm" BOZ, Jiotterbom ltlio ,Jllr.
neiiia" bon Glasgow.
Yrcmcn, 90. Mpril. Der
0ampicr "@iir5burg" lit bon Seem,
Dorf nngefonn1cn.
slbgciabrcn lit Der Golnpier .Gai.
iel" nod Nep. Dorf.
Soma, %. 9lpril. - Mngcfom.
men liiO Die 0onpfer nYrin5eB Gre,
ne" mo uGitta oi Iorina" bon Sem.
Worf.
MeapcL %. april. Die
Gampfcr Bulgaria" unb .Siciliorl
Eriice" bon HcwsDorf iiuo bier ein.
getroiien.
N~bgeiobren lit Der 0ampier Gre.
tic" nad Dorf.
SIN III II +, 90. 4pril. - Der
9ompier ,aoiier 8ilbelm Der Gro.
be" trnf BON Nciu.0orf cir.
Stpcrpool, %. gpril. - Der
Galnpier DGcuic" bon Tew.Dorf iii
bier eingelouien.
ROTTERDAM M, 90. 9(pril.--9 Ger
Camper .EotSoom" bon Rem. Dort
1T bier nngelongt.
9onlognc, %. Ipril. - Ter
Gonpier oIpnOom" bon Ho~tterOonl
lcbtc lcine Geiie nod Neu. yorf fort.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-04-25
6rnnOltiifs e ltcbcrtraounacn.

Ibrobom S.Siibcr an Inorclu &c
Ercio uno Sroll. Siioicite ser Mlll,
berrp., llnbc EopplctonsStr. 81 bel
GO, 8runo5ino $i2.16; S..
Scnrp Miliom@, Collector, an s.
Goofmon Bono, @clticitc ocrNiount..
nobc GrcbtmonyStr. IT, fl BET SG.t1,
$500.
:. Goofr1on Bono on gS. 2. &roit,
@citicitc Der Wount-, nobe Yrcbts
mon-Str., If bel S6.1t, So.
Geo. u. Eruclouc nno Srou an
&~otborinc Silber5obn, @cltleitc ser
Grlor., uobc Gboic.Str, ~ bel IS,
0runo5inS $36; $10o0.
Sorrp .. Ecrrp an SSoo 90. @iip.
ton, Siticitc Scr Miltonvgpenile ,nobc
GbolcsStr., 1876 bel = 8rlnbSins
$lS; So.
Ssrocl @%rrfcnielb an Sobios s.
Goodman, Siioieitc Der Orleans,
nobe @ctbcl-St Is BET rs, @rrno-
sims $26; So.
Samuel ". Willlifin at Sophia
@cqcr, 4 @~rinloitiidc, S..
Sobn Z. Teeo AT Morp 6. Soil,
Norbieltc Der 20, StroBe, nobe @or.
rctt.gnucrnle, 1i.3 Bel 80, @rulloSinS
$50; $3.50.
Gloriiio 9. ". Sofe al, @iaiom 9.
@uDton mo Srou, Sitieite Der
Boone robc 90. StroBc, Is bel t2i,
@rllno5inS SOB; $500.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-04-25

Groitides MitteI. - .0u.
ifl meinc, es lit bod iebr risfoht fir
IidL bel Geiner lln5obI bon 8l1ubi.
germ nit einem 10 feinen Motortua.
gen aliS5uiabren!" .Hisfant lit
0as nllr fir meme @l1nbiger. Set.
Dem id, Ben ganfier 2~0ipenbos iiber.
iabrent reiBen lie ollie idIeunisit aus,
iobalo Tie mid oaberiauien ieben."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-04-25

Standardization. Gle
@icbcrcrlicnrlunN bcs 3oaeinlicb-
mers YIN. i. Stonc, iibcr meld)c be.
rcits am Snnitog i'm oIelltiden
Gorrciponoertcn" bcrid)tct iplroe.
moro Gcltcrn pom Er1iircnten DEM
Serot jlir @cit0tigilng iibcrionOt.
Sr. @m. $. @rdler, mcldrr
ais Sefrct1r Der SpciioI. @eionbt.
id)oit Inicrifn's 5ur &odBeit bcS ao.
nias bon Spdricn crronrlt purbe,
rtit bellte nit iciuer @nttin olli Dem
Gonpicr .aniirr @ilbelm Der 3iuci-
tc" ppn Nciu-2)orf nodp @rcmcrl.
.8rano Irmp Club" -
@cncrol u. q. 9nuernroil miro Dor
ocm n@ronb Irnm Glitb" OH Irci-
tag gbcrO eiicii Gortrog iibcr Die
Sperotioner Der M~orplGnoer grigo.
Be bon 1862 bis 1865 bolten.
Sn Scr st. " d aels-
Sale" mllroe geitcrn bas bier.
aftige Sdatipicl nSbe MibnisGt
Charge" Dor einefn 5ablreideil
Hublifnm aufgefiibrt.
u | d) ter Gum erfranft t.
= Hid)ter @iaiam %. Gunn bonn
Maiiergeridlt licgt in 6olge bon Scr
bnltungsbeidymeroen IN ieiner @ob.
nlina an berNoro garolineitraBe oar.
nieoer.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-04-25

III NuronO. Miii.. hat G. .

Sn EuranO, Miii., Fat g. "a.
Sbornton Den StaotmaridaG q. ..
Seifits uno beiien Niiiitenten q. %.
Grob ourf Shiiiie tobtlid) peripiln.
oct nno pliroe baum bon Dem Bidder
6. 3. Burner eridoiien. SenfinS
uno GroB iuaren int Yeariiie. 9horn.
ton 5i perbaiten, ais lie bon oemlel.
ben nieoergeifoiien puroen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-04-25

Gle ,Irapelers & Mer.
d ontS Mieeiotion" CAB ge-
itern Ibenb ibren Mitglieocrn i'm
.GutaiuaSonle" ein 9anfett, nod
ipeId)em cine aei6dftlid]e Sisuilg
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The daily Alaskan., 1906-01-27
WILD WITH ITCHING HUMOR
Eruption Broke Out in Spots All Over Body-Caused a Continual Itching for Two Years Doctors Medicine Did no Good-Cured at Expense of only $l,25 and Now
THANKS CUTICURA
 FOR COMPLETE CURE

"Some time ago I wrote you for 8 book on the Cuticura Remedies and received it O. K. and went and bought the Soap, Ointment, and Pills. They did me more good than any medicine l ever used. They cured me Ofmy skin disease, and I am very thankful to you. My trouble was eruption of the skin, which broke out in spots all over my body, and caused @ continual itching which nearly drove me wild at times. l got medicine of doctor, but 1t did not cure me, and when saw in paper your ad., l sent to you for the Cuticura book and studied my case in it. l then went to the drug store and bought one cake of Cuticura Soap, one box of Cu- ticura Ointment, and one vial of Cuti- cura Pills. From the first application I received relief. I used the first set and two extra cakes of Cuticura Soap, and was completely cured. l had suffered for two years, and l again thank Cuticura for my cure. If you wish, you may publish this. Your friend forever, Claude N. Johnson, Maple Grove Farm, R. F. D, 2, Walnut, kan., June 15, 1905."
The daily Alaskan., 1906-01-27
House For Sale Cheap

Lot, 25x5O feet, Fifth avenue, near Methodist church, and 4-room house, I'm MRS. 1. A. FRAZIER,
The daily Alaskan., 1906-01-27
SOUNDSGOOD
Alice's Hubby,to be Don't
 Want Philippines

Washington, Jan. 1T-In 8 fifteen minute speech Mir. LOugworth, of Ohio. who is 70 be son-in-law to Pres ide-t Roosevelt, gave the house his i'm prs ssion of his Philippine trip last sum- me-. Mir. LOngworth was greeted with applause, and marked attention wss given his castigatiOu of the Filipi- DO character. He favored the bill as the best means of developing the Fili- pino into @ condition of self-gOVern- ment, at which moment be would be more than glad to drop the islands.
 Tae passage of the bill, he said, would not damage one iOts any Ameri- can industry or American labor em- 7lo-ed iu that industry.
 "T, for one," continued MT. Long worth, lam not in favor of holding the Philippine islands as part of the Uni. ed States a moment longer than we abs ulytely have to-"
 Tais statement was met with general app 'ause, but particularly democratic.
 'L am in favor of turning those is lauCs $ over to the Filipino people" " con- yinuad MT. Lougworth, ito govern themselves at the very first moment they have proved to Us they are capa- b.e gt governing themselves, How soon thar time may come Providence alone knows, but I say, the sooner the better."