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The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1907-08-22
DUNCAN

Mrs. Krick visited at F. J. aEacs's
Friday.
Fred Grace killed two large rattle
snakes one day last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jas. Krick spent Sun
day at the Gitchell home.
This section OF the country was
. visited by another hail storm last
Saturday.
Frank JeffeYis made O trip to
Chamberlain last week and brought
his mother home.
Mr.. Frank LAWYER had a yunawav
last week. but luckily no serious
damage was done.
MIR. and Mrs. Knox and Mrs.
Knox's two sisters were guests at
Vim. Cruson's sunday.
Mrs. e. r. Grace, who has been
sick for some time, has gone to Nit
chell for medical treatment.
Milo Mendenhall II up from Nit
chell this week visiting and looking
after his real estate interests.
Earl Cruson returned Saturday
from his trip west, he succeeded In
getting claim west from Everts.
1t ID reported that samuel Robb,
an old resident Of Buffalo county,
died recently at the home Oi his
daughter, Mrs. Patrick Finnucane
in Oregon.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1907-08-22

The old settlers OF South Hand Co.
viii give q picnic at Kelly's Grove
and Pleasant Valley Hall on Friday
September 9Th. 1907. at which liter
ary program and the folio wing
sports will take place: Ball game
between Duncan and Elm Creek sec
ond nine, Dinner, Washington Band,
Ball game between Washington and
Elm Creek. purse $25 90, \ mile horse
race. \ mile pony race, ponies must
be under 14K hands. y mile pacing
race, 100 y ard foot race for men, 50
yard foot race for boys under II
years, 50 yard feot race between j.
H. Yost and Jim Walsh, $40. side
bet, rs yard foot race between J. H.
Yost, and Il. x. Fassett, $40. side bet
- yard hoys three legged race, Hack
ett's MerYy-go-round from Wessing.
ton Springs. r.
Grand dance at the Hall at night.
Everybody invited to como and
have q good time. ~ ..t -,,i : =
COMMITTEES. s
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1907-08-22


August $50 are the days selected
for the annual celebration at Plank.
linton, 3. d., and arrangements are
being made to eclipse all former ei.
forts In the way Of sports and enter.
tainnept.
$500 Will be given In purses for
horse racing, baseball and other u.
musements which will include street
sports. balloon ascensions, high dives
each day and moving pictur shows
and musical entertainments each
evening. dancing each evening also.
@t.- THE RACES. b..
A number OF good horses have al.
ready been entered aud the racing
program will be one Of the features
Of the blowout.
BASEBALL.
There will be two ball games each
day between some OF the strongest
teams In this part of the state, aud
lovers Of the national game will
have an opportunity to witness
some fast playing.
Preparations are being made to
Immense crowds and all
visitors will he cordially welcomed.
well fed and lodged and given u
chance to partit tipate In the biggest
and best two days celebration which
their memory recalleth. You are all
invited.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1907-08-22

Gays c. G, Hays, . pnomineut busi-
nrss man Of Biuff, Mo-. that Buck
lens Arnica Salve 10 the quickest and
su rest healing salve ever applied TO
a sore, burn or wound. or TO q case
|of piles. I've used It and, know
what I'm talking about. 4uaran-
DEED by w. J. Hughes Il Co. sc.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1907-08-22

Small, light tan colored shepard
dog. Last seen at 4 corners north
OF Herman Koch's home. Finder
will be suitably rewarded by leaving
dog with Mr.. Kinney. Gam Valley.
w. II. WINTER.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1907-08-22

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Set ii6er 60 ssa6ren

i9on puroe @rs. 8insIotp's Soot6-
ing-5Drup BON Miaionen ION Miit-
tern bein 8obnen Ser &inoer ange-
penoet. 8irit gu i'm S1Iafe our6
0as S6reien zines &irloes geItort,
oas i'm 3obnen lit ,tn6 Dor S9neraen
meint2 8enn 10, Iaiie iofort cine
Slef6e bon nWfrs. @insIotp's Sootb-
ing-SDrup" 6ole1. Sein @ert lit
unbe5oblbar. gs miro Dem fleinen
2eioeneen iofort 2inoerltng beri6of.
fen. @erlaBt -eu9 oarouf Miitter,
es lit fein 3tpeifeI oariiber. gs beilt
9iarrboe, reguIiert Sen Mogen uno
Die Nieren, beieitigt @ino-&oIif, er-
pei6t BEN @aurnen oerbinoert @nt-
5iinOung uno itdrft oas gauge SDs
item. n0frs. @in8lotp's Sootbtng
Sprup" fir 5obnet0e &in6er lit an-
genebm I'M @efdmad; bas 9fe5ept
Itan1mt bon einen Ser beIten peibli.
6en @er3te in Ben Ser. Staaten. @s
lit BEL ollen 9rug9iitcn in Der gansen
@eIt 8u baben. BreiS % Gents per
Slai6e. 9ouft nt6tS onoeres ols
gMrs. 8inslolp's Soot6ing Sprlp. a
@arantiert inter Der 6ooo on0
Drugs glfte, 80. SUM 1906, Serial
Summer 1898.
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xegas,
SoSn gBrueepiue,

Sn 8rueepiae, Mc2ennan
GountD, brannte Dor eitligen Sagen
Die Der 5ariners Union geborige Gin
ob. Wan lit iberaeugt, oaB oas
5euer angelegt muroe uno bot $1,000
gelobnung ouf Die @rgreifung beg
granoitifters ausgeiest.
Der @oubernenr bot Charles
u. 8ilcor, ben bisberigen @ountp-
rt6ter BON @iqiannion Gountn, an
SteLle oes 8uriidtretenoen &ihters
groofs gum 0iitriftri6ter fir Wil-
liamion uno Sraois @ountn ernonnt
sSn Saaettsbiae pur6en esobn
WtcglroD uno Geo. Waion unter Der
anflage, 9feroeoiebitabl begangen gu
baben, Derboftet.
= 9as gfefultot Der in @ronion
@ountD abgebaltenen Prohibitions
ipabl lit nod ni6t gaua feTtgeiteat,
bod ideint es iiber 5u fein, 6aB Ole
Trobibitioniiten geiiegt baben. 8ie
groB ote Woioritdt lit, Deib man nod,
nt6t. Der &arnpf NOR elm auBeror,
oentlth beiBer un6 Ole antis boben
allen anidein nod, ibr geites qe-
tan, INN ben Sie9 gu erringen.
@ie cine 9epef6e aus 0oQos
meloet, miro @i8e-8rGIioent Gqir.
banfs Die Staot pGbreno Der oortioeu
Ausiteaung beiuden.
Sn Seguin itarb Dor einioeu
Sa9en eth @rglanoer 9eanens sSobn
STEPHEN 8eafe, Der ieit fiinfsebn sSoh.
rem bort gefpobnt uno Elm po((fonln,p.
nes GtniteolerIeben gefiibrt bate. SsSu
ietnem 8eiibe befenoen fid) nlefrere
0epoiitenideine, Minenaftien uno ON.
oere 8ertpapiere. 9lu6 Elm IorofGI.
tig gefiibrtes 8agebud) fono iid Dor
nno 8riefe, peIhe 3eigten, ooB Ser.
Danote oes 8eritorbenen in 0unmorp
England, lebten 9SSn elmer Shodte(
fano man 5lpei Meooillen aus oen
4rimfrieg.
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Ga@ Brownsville.

Ser Bug Der Sltnfet gictorta 9ibifton, st6.
fabrt 7.05 morgens, madbt in 9Iaceoo 8erbins
oung NIT Der @uIf goait 2ine fir Corpus
gbrifti, 2lufunft bort 4.65 na6mittaes, atntunft
In 9rotpnsbiue 9.25 a6enbs
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reier1, tpel6e lie IN 8ennIDlpanien be-
iaB, inter Der 8eotngl1ng 5ugeponot,
ooB bos &onege ii6 ni9t nebr an oen
Sport- -@ettfGmpfen Ser 4oleges be-
teilige. Gem Gerna9tnis miro ein
@ert BON mebr aGs elmer Wiaion
Dollars beigelegt.
- 9err 1tnb 6rau @tlliom Sis=
bonner aus SEEM 2onbon, pel6es adt
Weeilen lpeitli6 bon Gonle, SC. g.
ltegt, fanoen i'm @rie-9onol ibren
Sob. Gin. Man1 mel6er in etntger
@ntfertlllng bon oenl 96auplos Der
Sragooie angelic, er5ablt, er babe oie
SSrau aus Dem nt6t tpeit bonn &onol
Iiegerben &auie berousfontnten nno
iofort ins>@aiier ipringen ieben. Ser
@atte folgte ibr aif ben Serien nno
iprong nad, nm ieine @attin gu ret
ten, oies gelang inn aber ni6t unb
beioe beri9manben in ben Sluten.
Der Wonn 5Gblte ettpa 40, oie Srou
ettpa 35 Sabre uno lie binterlailen
5tpei unr1liinoige So1ter. SGusli6e
@rren iollen 8u Ser Srogobie gefiibrt
boben.
Die &onpention Der @robbdno=
Ter in 9roguen, Die pdbreno Ser leB-
ten Gage in 9enber, Colorado, obge=
bolten muroe, bot 8eI6liIie ongenom-
men, ipel6e oas Sbern1an @nti=Srult=
geieB fir i6doigenb erfldren uno Die
Innobne neuer Srultgeiebe berlan=
gen.
SIM Sospital 5u Seem Orleans
1T Elm Woi6iniit Ranens SSobn 9eni=
ion Elm gei6t-unionsmannL geltor=
ben. Sein 500 fpuroe ourh Ser
lesungen berbeieefiibrt, oie ibn Dor
mebreren 8o6en our6 Streifer bei-
gebra6t maren.
Gin tpai6e6ter Brobibitioniit
lit Der 8ouberneur Sanlp bon S5noi=
ana. 9erielbe bielt neuli6 Dor Dem
Gbicogoer 8reoigerperbanoe cine @n-
ipra6e iiber oen SpirituoIenbanoel
@r erfldrte, oaB Die @elt nod irtner
elmer ftreitenoen Stride beoiirfe, INN
Die Siformo6t gu bef1npfe1 Die fem
@eieB ouf @roen onerfenne. Ct err
flarte, ooB 6as 8erbreden in ieinem
Staate abgenonnen bobe, mo oas
2ocal Sptionsgeiee our6gefiibrt NOR
ben lei uno er beeiinItiae oie q1naIidle
@usrottung Der Saloons.
= Ser Sabresberidt Ser grie-@i-
ienbabn Der i'm Sftober Der Direfto-
ren-Weriammlung porge[egt Deroen
miro, meloet eihe 9epei6e aus Seem
gorf, oiirfte Die 9ftionGre iebr 3u-
frieoeniteqert, oenn er pei1t an Gin
nabmen 100000 mebr ols i'm @or-
iobre auf. 8eniger 8eifoa tpiro ser
geri6t Bel oenienigen finoen oie ae-
5mungen fin6, Die giienbobn gu Be-
nusen, oenn Dem gerift 5itfolge lit
etn geringerer 8eitrag fir Moterial-
erbaltung uno @qilippirltng ser gabn
ongeiest poroen, ols i'm 9oriabre.
Die lallteiten 8roteIte ltno qeqen Die
n1angelbafte @autppirung beg 9aIio-
gteroienites gerihtet iporoen.
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gietoria Sibiiion, 9. s. e. 8. u.
(0nlf Sbore.)
abfa6rt

9aaG guero, @tctoria, Sort 2abaca, Corpus
Gbriitt, 8roiunsbiue, Stio Granbe, gitb;
GoItao, geebiGe, ggbarton, 8aIactos uno
Soulton 7.G0 morgens
MHtunft -. $50 a6enos
Ser Sam Souiton+ na9 Guero. gtctoria,
gSbarton uno 9ouiton:
4bfabrt 755 a6enos
Nntuuft 700 rnoreens
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@or einiqen 8aoen erhielten ST,

9oI elitl9ell 2agen erblelten Die
@ebriiber 8ebb in 0omnspiQe bel
@aco cine 2a0ln9 9oblen nit ser
glronlaS FoB 8abn. 9tls iie Die Sob
len oblooen lieBen fono lid] 3ruiI6en
ibnen Elm 2einponoiod nit bllnoert
Dollars Die @erren 8ebb boben
Den Sumo porlGufig in @eripo6rlno
9enommen limo aber bereit, i'm aus,
3ulleterG menn Seman0 feline Gioen.
tllmSre6tc ouf oos @elo nohmeiien
fam.
Ser fleine 0rt 9lice in g2aporro
Golrntp pltroe bon einem gnflon
beimgeiu6t, Der beinabe ieoes Sans
beiho0igte. 9rof. Sones, ser 8rfn.
3ipol Der offentli6en Sdulen, pltroe
onrd ein 6eniter. oos ouf i'm fiel,
ldtper perleBt
3n 2ofborot Itarb IS. II. 8lo-
liens, ein befannter 9eltider 9elpob-
ner iener Stoot.
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Ginen b6sartiaen Inariff

allf el1ten lDebrloien WtenI1en modt
8utpeilen Ser anf9einetto ean5 un-
niise fleine 8linooarn. l1nbeohtete
geritopfung tit Die l1ria6e, 2eberer.
ltarrltne folet4 Or. &ing's geeue 2e-
benspinen regulieren bic 2eber ln6
gingepeioe u1lo berbiiten 9ppen6i.
citis. 8reis 25 Gents. 3u boben bel
Noolpb 9reiB un6 81. gobn & 60.
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Ser GSiihrer Ser SIRE

Nel SuDlel peI nSrellllllltgen
8ereinignng~ mo ebenolige 3ei6s-
togsabgeoronete Or. 8beooor 8artb
tit bon ieiuer @tnerifofobrt mobilize
balten in Berlin pieoer angelanqt.
Or. 8ort6 botte Gnoe 9(pril Die geiie
iiber ben 05eun angetreten.
@rof Zeppelin bat nit leinent
SnftI6iff wieoer einen bo6It erfolg-
reiden aufitieg genodt. @r blteb
I'M 9an5en iieben Stunben in Ser 2tft.
Die V}ai6ine gebor6te Dem Steuer
nit bor5iigli6em grfolg. 0as 2uft-
l6iff fam mGbreno ser 5abrt berlln=
ter, INN etnen @ertreter oes ariegs-
tntntlterillmS an 8oro 3u ne6men.
Die 6obrt umfaBte einen tpeiten Slug
audi ii6er 2ano.
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@ifenba9llz 6a9rplan.
g. u. & u. e. @nhn

"Sabb Grodet"s3ug mad Souiton, @aIbeIton
Beaumont nno Orange. 2tbfabrt 8 1lbr abenbs
@nfunft 7.55 morgens
Sfa6 aerrebtlle, 9l6fabrt $50 noreens, an.
funft bort t1.30. 9lbfabrt bon &errbiue ubr
na6mittaes, 9lnfunft in @an Mntonio 75o
aberos. 9aur Gamitngs na@ aerrbiue: 11br
na6nittaes. 93aaTaDrt bon bart Naontaes g.
moreens, @nfltnft in Can 9tttonto $50 NOR
gems.
gea9 @nero, goatuut, Soufton, @aIbefton,
Stootn9s, 8odbaIe, Cameron u1o g8oco, 9lb.
fabrt 9.45 bortnittaes, 9tnfrnft llbr morgens
gtab geebiIle, CORPUS gbriTtt, MIice, Niatbts
@ranfas gsaB, 0fodport, @bfabrt 1.5O mad.
m.ttacs nnb 1lbr n6enos. @nfunft 755
moreens unb 1.50 ra1mtttaes.
gsa6 SaIfurias, 9tbfabrt 8 llbr abenbs, gln.
tu1ft 7.55 moreens
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st- souis & San Srantiaso Sasn.
spmtberm Sacific SSabn.

MbfnDrt.
gsa6 9seip Orleans, Soufton uno gaIbefton,
td9lt6 1t.40 uittags
uno -. 1t.3O abenos
ga6 eagle 9aB, gI gaio, Californian unb
@serfo =. 500 borulittaes II. $50 abenbs
Antnnft.
Bon Stem SrIeaus, Soufton uno @aIoelton,
tdeIid 7.35 moreens
unb ..... 600 nn9mittaes
lilo eornittaos
uno :. 500 abenos
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~. s. & :. sabm.

Ha9 Saco, Sort 8ortD. 9alas. &anIas @itD,
. ct. 2outs uno Gbicaeo, tdeIt9 (Suniet
9epo) 900 abenbs
Sotal5u9 bia SHttboille 7.30 boruittags
beiton go. 1925 abenos
Antunft
Son gbicago. ct. 2ouis, &ania3 gitb, 9auaS.
Sort 8ortb uno 2saco, tdgIi9 (Sunfet
0epulJ 1.SU ulorgeff9
2ofaI5us bta @mtt5biIIe . 9O5 abenbs
slIamo @pe5ial bon Gmttbbiue, Soufton, Sal.
befton ... 6.25 morgens
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s. & 6. Oa. Sabn.


MBfaBrt.
9ta0 alen 9aorb=Gerass sgunften
.......4 4 ll6r ur1o $50 bDrnlittaQs.
9ta6 ct 2outs, @tempbis uno benz Oifen
......e....1.25 l16r na6nitta9s.
gsa9 @feTifo 1920 11br bormttta9s
9lnfnnft.
Bon ct. 2ouis uno EN- Often +. $50 moreen8
Bon lofalen 8unften 1920 aben6s.
gon ct. 2onis II. Dem Often, $50 n1org.
gon 2areoo ltno Wtegifo 80. LOS nadn1.
@on ct. 2oltts, &anias, gitb 1890 abbs.
st. souis & San Srantiaso sasn.
Nbfabrt.
gaa9 Sort 9ntitb, @prinefieIb, ct. 2ouis, aarl<
fas @itb, gbica9o IS. & 6. g. 9epot)
=. $50 abenbs
Nntunft.
Bon ct 2ouis, aanfas Gitb. 8arts, gbicago
1910 morgens
Douglas Island news., 1907-04-03
The N0rthIand The Latest News, from Reliable Sources, Concerning the Great
 North. Condensed. Information for Everybody.

Wrangell will have rutabaga farm. San Francisco wants line of steam CTS direct to Alaska.
 The Rampant district is to the front with S1O0 pans on Skookum.
 Hon. Frank H. Waskey sailed from Seattle for Valdez on March 25th.
 The Juneau Transcript has suffered an enlargement which really doesn't hurt it any.
 The report is current that the Wells Fargo Express company is about to invade Alaska.
 "Gone and done it" is the head the Ketchikan Mining News places over a wedding story.
 The new Str Iroquis, of the Alaska S. s. Co.,, arrived at Seattle March 3O, from New York.
 Twenty five Masons were raised from the third degree to the thirtysecond on January 2, at Nome.
 A St. Patrick's Concert at Atlin netted S16O, which amount was turned over to the local hospital.
 "Seeing things at night" as popular diversion has been superseded by sec ing Guggenheims in Alaska. Lieut.. Col. Glassford, now in charge of the Seattle office of the Alaska cable, will be transferred to Omaha.
 Travel through Knik is so brisk that A. J. Duffy is building second story on his restaurant and lodging house.
 The crews and supplies for the Chil. kat and Columbia canneries have been brought north and are preparing for the seasons pack.
 It is announced that the Arctic Brotherhood will give financial aid to Hines, who killed Count Podhosky at Goldfelds, Nevada.
 William H. Parsons, manager of the Washington-Alaska bank, of Fairbanks, estimates the 1907 output of the Tanana at s12OOO,OU0.
 The Wrangell Chamber of Commerce is excited because the Str. Spokane is not advertised to touch that port dur ing her tourist schedule.
 In addition to the stamp mill which is to be located in Nome next summer there will be a smaller one in opera ton at the head of Snake river.
 pr. M. M. Hopkins, Ketchkan physician, has gone to Valdez to ac- cept the position of acting assistant surgeon in the U. s. hospital service. The Alaska Monthly, Alaska's only magazine, is to be improved, built up, brightered, and in fact made maga- zine of which Alaskans may be proud. This is all to be done by the new com pany, with Capt. Johnston at the head.
Douglas Island news., 1907-04-03

A dispatch from Seattle states that the steamship companies will make slight raise in the wages of their em- ployees, and of course passenger and freight rates to Alaska must pay for it.
 A recent clean up made by the Bonanza Basin Gold Dreging Company, operating an Allis Chalmers dredge in the Bonanza Basin, Alaska, might we'll have suggested the possibility that the machine had cracked the safe of a buried pawnshop. When the sluice box was opened there were found two Russian bronze ikons, eight American pennies, about 100 pounds of uneXplod- ed cartridges, many gallons of bullets, 120 pounds of nails fvarious sizes), an alarm clock, saw set, two Masonic gold charms, an opal set in gold, a large collection of pieces of watch chains, knives, forks, keys, locks and other articles which might be regarded as evidence of civilization in financial distress. Incidentally, there were such natural products as native bismuth, cassiterites, stanites, magnetic cubes, magnetized octohedrons, bushels of black sand and number of gold mug gets worth over S10 each The nuggets were as much surprise as the junk, as it had been generally understood that the gold in the basin was of fine quality.-Mining Topics.
 Somebody ought to get the spelling bureaus of the government together or else abolish few of them. Here is a breach between the board of geograph- ical names and the postal department on the orthography of CKatalla or KCatalla, whichever it may be. The local spelling used to be Catalla, but about year ago the geographic board altered the spelling of string of Alaska names, and among them made Katalla out of Catalla, says the Seward Gateway The Gateway tries to be law abiding and therefore accepted the new spelling. Recently it called at- tention to the fact that most papers were ignoring the change and brought forth the following from E. G. Me- Micken, general passenger and freight agent of the Northwestern Steamship Company: Excuse me for putting you right. The bay, river, slough, etc, is Katalla; but when the government established the postoffice it was named Catalla. See as authority bulletin 299, geographic dictionary of Alaska" This appears to be case where you can pay your money and take your choice. 1t would seem that the people who named the place ought to have some influence in the matter but it has been fad of late years to change initial "C" to "k" in geographic names. Vide Korea, Kroatia, Kronstadt. Soon they will be trying to spell popular names of popu- lar objects with K instead of c, as illiterate persons have often done. In this unhappy controversy about CKatalla it may be still unsettled whether the boats stop at "the bay, river, slough, etc" called Katalla, or at the post office, called Catalla. And where is the railroad terminus? This geographic board is probably in charge of kondamnita malsagulo, which being interpreted from Esperanto into the English tongue signifies Ia damned fool"
 Squibbs and the A. D. S. cod liver oil
 -. a.. T r.o,h oE n ap hr a,,c l r,,r, et@ra
Douglas Island news., 1907-04-03

An exchange says that Valdez has two marked features at this time,-an unlimited coinage of snow and viru- lent epidemic of copper fever.
 Members of the Juneau city council are to be paid five dollars per meeting, in full for their services. We judge by this that no side bets will be tolerated.
 The Skagway Alaskan claims to have private information to the effect that the Guggenheims have bought the Treadwell properties on Douglas Island.
 The editor of the Wrangell Sentinel dubs the reported proceedings of the Thaw case, nauseating filth poisoning the minds of millions" but admits that he reads it.
 The shipments of American goods to Alaska since January 1st this year are greateriu value by 60 per cent. than they were for the corresponding period of last year.
 The fifty mile race in the Eagles hall at Nome was won by Albert Rapp who covered the entire distance in eight hours and forty three minutes. The purse was $500.
 Hartley Williams, Forty Mile sour dough, is out for visit to the States, for the first time since he came North and crossed the Chilkoot pass in 1893, l4 years ago this spring.
 The Ketchikan Daily Miner says: Prof. Hewitt, the sleight of hand show man, went north on the last Dolphin probably in search for the remains of another relative lost in the wilds of interior Alaska.
 A New York dispatch says that Beatson, the principal owner of the Latouche Island mine, near Valdez, has sold his interests to the Roths- childs of London. The price paid is said to be s5,00000O.
 The Wrangell sawmill has recently received contract to furnish 150,Oo0 feet of 3-inch plank at the head of Cholmondeley Sound, to be used in the construction of the portage across Prince of Wales Island.
 A Nome paper publishes the follow ing token of love and affection for brother editor: When in digustingly drunken condition, he was dragged through the streets by a police officer to the jeering of a large crowd of spectators, and was thrown into the ill smelling, vermin-infested city jail along with other common drunks, 5lackguards and malefactors.
 The famous Lost Cabin placer strike has recently been found, through the untiring efforts of old man McLoud, widely known prospector of the Yukon. It is on Firth river, north and over the divide from the Chandlar, running into the Arctic ocaan. The two men who made the original find took out S26,ooo and started for the outside via the Arctic ocean and Boring sea. Their small boat capsized in Boring sea, and one man was drowned. The other reached St. Michael, where he was taken ill and died. Before dying he wrote letter telling Mcleod where to find the diggings, and the hardy old miner, after years of search, has suc- ceeded at last.-Ex