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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-11-19
@icr5ebntes &apitel.

@egen 8ebn ubr Iteate iif Ser ybis
loippb BEL mir Elm. anfan9s erfanntc
ib i'm niht, benn Die @erfleioung
in fpelfe er lid gebiiGt, mafte i'm
ebenio unteuntlid. ipie Der Mn5lt9, in
Dem Ell pdbrenO bes Cages Dor mir
eridienen lpur. Sielelbe ipar bon
ausseiu6ter I%ollenouns. Gin i6pdre
ser God ihmie9te lid eng Inn ieinen
Sberforper. Seiue Sadrc naren ipraz
fdltig 9elodt; elm feiner Sdnurrbari
5ierte feline Sberlippe.
.Nun", iu9te er, mir Die Snnb borz
reiheno. ~ipas iq9en Sic 5u meinen'
neuen In3uee?"
sic iino Der auBersetpobnlidltc
gteni6. ben i'd. je sefannt, nno id) biz,
Sbnen gum porauS perbunoen fiir sic
Sanfesbe5eisungen. Die meme 9tidte
min ipenoen pirb, neil i1 einen 10
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-11-19

salanten unb i1mlden &opalicr bel
ibr einfiibrte.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-11-19

20 mein lieber Better, rief 8rds
lin Sttilia, lid an meiller Settle ME
oerlaiieno unb meme beiben SGnoe
erereifeno, rpas iinp Sic bod liebens.
lpiirbis, ms Oieieu belpunperungsners
ten Sdn5er 6u bnben. Sagen Sic,
bleibt er nod Large in Saria?"
"Nein, liebe Si.ilia, CT p~erreiit in
einiaen Sasen."
Sic ma6te cine fleiuc @ernei9ung
nno perlfipunp Damn butter einer
8olfe bon OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
Stint Winllten ipdter fam Mnrimis
lian 5u mir. CT iuete nit leiler
Stinmle:
oSa fpmnlt er; Nhtmgl"
Sn Der Chat. Softpr 8idion be-
frat ioeben Den Sdal.
Ser @ruf bon @reant elite i6m ents
gegen uno briiGte mlfS freunolihite
leine 6nub. Ser 9oftor hattie Dor
5ebn Sdbren elmer Shneiter bcs 9ra1
zen Das 2eben 9erettet, unb oicIer be-
iudbrte linn leitber ein b~nntbares Sns
penfen.
Gls iid on5 @eriidt I'M Scale per1
breitete, Softor gSidiou lei ungetpms
men, poIlte ieber oieien emit 10 9efeis
erten Wam in Der Ndbe iebcrL. Seine
tpunperbaren &eiluugeu botteu 10 bel
Iuflebcn IN Snris gemad1t. bnb man
lid na6 5ebn Snbren npd D~erlelben
erinnerte.
Sas San5en borte duf. unb allies
ordn9te lid nm ben Spttor.
Sd9elnb mo nit Dem Stpl5c cineS
Srinmpbator5 ihritt bieier Durd bic
9ldn5eiloe Serlammluug.
Ser @rnf itelte linn Cttilia Dor.
Die CT nit nffeftierter @oflihteit grii6e
te. Alsoann be9ab CT iih in Den
Saal, ipo gelpielt luurbe.
Sn elmer bcrrlihen. oufteuoen 9lul,
mcnbdllc lparen brci SpieItiide ani,
geitellt.
Softor @idion lette iiG 6alb all eli,
men Spieltii6.
Sd lab, mic Die SlStter ciitcs Sid,.
ten IbooobenbronS. baS butter Den
Softpr itaub. lid leiie bemeateu
Iarimilim mar AMI ieinem Soften
SD febrtc in ben Saal 5uriid.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-11-19
Iotpenbiateit surldpeiden. MIDI

Nottpenoiateit 5uriidtpei1en. mid in
ben Srad bes Sdn5ers 81 fleibeu."
D&ortrefflid. 3olen Sic midi
beute abenb 5ebn ltbr ab. Sd Made
mid n%erbinolid, sic meiner Nidte
por5uitelen,"
.Sauieno 9anfi" Iastc Marimiz
liam, itano auf unb briidte mir Die
Sanb.
rIber, fpie ipollen Sic bieien AbenD
aus Dem SauIe fommen?"
SEER Srebat=aersuan sebt a1e
abeneli6 nm neun llbr 81 Sett. Sd
babe ben @urtenidliiNel unb ienen sur
bepuBten Sbiire; ih fanu alio nnge>
ieben fortgeben rno lpiebertommen."
nIlio anf beiite a6enbl"
o8is 6eutc obenbl"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-11-19
Sed5rbntcs aapitei.
Man jpeiife.

Wan ipeiite.
Softor 8idion bate iih ipdbreno
beS @iiens hurh feline lebbaftc unb
9ldn3enpe l~lntcrbaltuns aler Se.Scn
genonneu.
Gr bate alle 9dnber 9ele1en, Die
beriibmtelteu IGuner Idnltlider flint
@rpteile 9eiproden.
. Sn er eS Dor allcm liebte, o 1i6
Ielbit 81 iprcd)en unb bon ieineu Sbas
ten, 10 perldllmte er eS nidt, aud, ei@
uige @urte ilber ole berilbmten 6eis
lun9en 5u iagen, Die ct pollbrahte.
9ie Nufmerfiamteit Der Sub1rer
perppppelte lid.
~Sa, meine Samcn unb Serren",
6e9anu er nit erbobter Stimmc, .icb
bin iiberSeli9t. penn ih DIE Sanp zines
S~eliebiaen aus Sbuen alld) nur cine
Winute III Der meini9en bielte, il
t0unte i1 ibm iagen, mel6es ieinc
&rantbcit iii. unb 3u9leib uud, mel
Dies pas 6eilm,ittel."
.lln9laubli6l -. 8unoerbarI +.
rief es bon allen Seiten." Sober bat
MN Den Spttur, NIT linn eineu Yers
llld 81 maiden.
Ser @~n9ldnper ~ipilfabrte nit 9r0B=
ter 3uporfommenbeit Den Bitten.
Sn ndherie lid Sttilia Der @ruppe.
D5ebal Sbr Samen". rief lie nit
ibrer froblideu Gimme unb flatihte
babel in Die Sdnbe. Die Serren BORT
uerlar9en nah Sbnen; Der @oa iii
nift pa, mn i'd ieinc 3ufunft eutbiils
len 5u lalien."
pGntihuIoi8eu Sic. Wabame".
in9te Der Sottor. nit erbeudeiter
! Srcunbli9feit ndber trsteno. .meine
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-11-19

bei9eibene &inenihaft fort aitf rcht
pllmpe art bas i6one Seit. SD
boffe, Sic perben mir @er3eibung 9e>
fpdbren, oanlit i6 ni6t uilf meme fer
men 3eiien bas peinlihe 9eipuBtieiu
mitnebmc, Nbuen miBfouen gu ba<
ben."
81 reidte i6r feline Sanb.
DSebeu Sic bod, iagte Wiarimis
liam leiie 81 min, rpelh einen berrli>
den Sfamantrin9 Io0au,e Sreunt
am Singer trdgt. uub nit melcben Sus
gen Softpr @idion Oeuielben anIiebt."
Sd fonnte niGlt nm9iu, ilber beu
@eOanfen Rarinilians 81 laden, unp
tp %9lau6te, pab i'm in bieiem Nlgens
blide feline 3orurteile etluas ncrbleuz
octen.
o60ren Sie, Ifon brei ll6r NOR
9ens", ingte i1 8u inn; pdre e5 uiht
al Der 3eit, DAB mir ans Auf6reheu
pGhten?"
o&nrteu ipir nod eini9e 0iinus
ten, dntiportete er mir, pbrc ben I'M
DiiGen Sottor aus Dem Aige 81 lai>
len. rS5 ipirb MISUNDERSTANDING cine Go
lung 5u of bent fommen, uuD i) mG6s
tie babel iein."
Sic @orberiagc Marimilian 6els
lers 3ogerte ni6t, iiG 81 per!uirflis
d1eu.
Wan bDrte plosIth cinen burfcriuz
9enben Shrei. IQe manoten iid)
mad, Der Seitc bin. bon mo oerlelbe
fam, unb nlsbalb iab man cine nlte
Game, Die ibrc 0dnbe 5uiammenifluB
unb gang per5neifclt that.
"@os lit Sbnen?" ira9te MA bon
alien Seiteu.
s@ns mir lit? Nd, 0iabnme,
meine I~rnlIpdnge pcrloren. nerlorenl
Ste lit mir lider BON, Arme gealitten
unb unter cine 8ont qefalen. NG,
mcin @ott, i] hattie lie nod Dor elmer
balben Stunbe."
Cine Game trdt IN nieiem Iugets
blide an Ottilia beran, bieielbe lob
unrllbig aus.
(Sortfebuna foIgt.)
-T-S'-s-
Gieic iucben oas @liid - a6er
9erare Sasienige. lpas linen am mei@
iren feblt: Die 3ufriebeubeit, luheu
lie ni6tl
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-11-19

Ser 8eriht Warin,ilian Sellers
bate III bobem 8rdDe mein Starlneil
erreet. S6 briidte linn in lebbaftez
iter Beiie meine gauge 9eipunberrng
aus.
.M6l" dntiportete Ell mir nit einem
halbtranri9en 2aheln, rparten Sic
mod nit Sbrem @liidnunIh. SD
femme ben M0rber uub femme bas @erta
5elg bes Woroes. Gs bleiben mir
nod orei bunfle 8raeen iibrig: @ie
1T Der IDrber in bas 3imnler ieines
Spfers 9elangt? 8elde 9e5iebuneen
berri6en 5iuiiheu Serrn @rebats&erz
guam unp Hpte zausel? &elfes Sns
t~ereiie bat 81. @idion bel bent Ser>
breten? Sic 3ufunft, boffe if,
miro mir Die 20iuna Der beiOen eriten
Sragen bringen. @as Die brittle be-
trifft, 10 mill i6 pieislbe, 10 balo nie
moglih, loien. Weine 3eit lit ae<
meiien. uno ih miB notfpenbia iiber
bieien Tunft alarbeit babeu. bepor idj
Taris berlaiie."
r8ie?" Sic poIen perreiien2"
pgtatiirIih. i6 hegleite meinen
GERM mad Der 9retague."
limb fpunn perlailen Sic ins?"
sd ipeiB Den Sas nod nidt. slalts
be aber, 5err @rebats &erauan miro
ollie llria6e baben. cine m0gli6it
idleunise Ibreiie 81 ipiinifen
sic iebeu alio. i1 babe feline 3eit 81
perliereu. SD bin 81 Sbnen gefom@
men, neil sic mir belien fonnen, eli
men Seif bes Shleicrs 5l be6en, Der
mir Die @abrbeit nod oerbiiut."
.S6?" fraste i'd iiberraidt.
nSa. i6 ltebe nitlt an, Sic nm eli
men Sienit 5lt eriuden. unb bieie ann5e
Torrebe, Die Sbnen lpabriheinlid1 Iebr
lang porfam. lpnr MIR Die ginleitrune
81 meiner Sitte."
sSpreden Sic, rein lieber Srelnb,
unb i1 merbe MIDI 9liidli6 i6deen,
Sbnen niiblid 5u iein."
Sinh Sic nidt elm lpeili9 periuanSt
nit Der Srnu @rdfin bon @reant?"
MSa, iie lit meine Niebte. cine dlars
mante Srah."
rSaaen Sic mir. aibt lie bieIer
Ibeno nidt eineu @nu?"
~Sa; iie bate bic liebensipiiroiat
Guimerfiamfeit. mid 5u bemlclber
ein5ulabeu. SD nerbe inbeS nid5t oe,
ben."
sd bite nm Gntihuloigung. Sit
tperoen geben. nnb nod mebr. Sic tpcr.
Den and mid einfiibreu."
,&as? Sic polIten?"
Y9as punbert Gle. niht mobrl
Thlu. Sic perben mein Serlangen be.
sreifen, lpenn ih Sbneu inee. baB sc,
Sottor @idion 6rr 3abl Der @inge,
luoeneu sebDrt."
limb Sic gebeuteu. oieien Slbeni
Sbre 9epba6tung fortsulesen?"
.Iie Sic iagen.. 60 peuig idj
nm 5u meiuem 3iele 81 tommen. mid
9eIdent babe, ben 9%eoientenrod anSu.
: 5ieben. ebeniopeuis lperoe i6 Dor bel
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-11-19
Is ortfebnn9 foIgt.)

Sieie lud1en baa Slid - aber
9erane Sasienige. lpas linen am meis
iren feblt: Die 3ufriebenbeit, iuheu
lie nidt!
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-11-19
fir has 9nbr 1905.

8ir ienben Sbnen ben &alcnpcr
foItenfrei, penn Sic ioglei1 Sbren
riidltdnbi9en Announcements : 8ctra9.
ulo $500 fir &oraisbe5ablun9 eils
lfiden. Senben, Sic Den 8etroe
prompt elm, benn oie Iadfra9e III
cine grobe nnb ees biirfte unler Gors
ratb itnel bersriffen iein.
I6tun9soou
Soren5 9pnner,
9ei9dftSinbrer,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-11-19
Mdjtmms, fatbolti1e
SamSiM1er!

Mebrere tauieuo Wder 9nub 5u perfauier in
Der uingegeto BON Mice Safe, Barron Gountp,
SsiS.. .nahe bel tatbuliiden airdlen uro Sdulen;
10 iehoneS Gnrntlauo iuie uoel i%rgeuoluo ~ iinoen
~; Nndl Naottirbe MISREPRESENTATION iiir Dir
better uno &apitaliiten. 9aS aano beluegt lidl
i'm breiie pom SO bis $50 per llder iur iuiloeS
polSlaro; geulg 0oIa. nil oeS 9ano oamit Su
beiahleu; oerbelerteS 2aub bon S25 bis $50 lie
nab Sage !ilio Serbeneruuger. I'm nGberc Qu5s
tnnit ihr:ibe man on Wso. s. q. 26mit,
Giee 9 ate, 3is.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-11-19
SrcisebntcS &apitel.

Ser 8eriht Warinlilian SeIlers
bate III bobem @rabe meiu Stannen
erreet. S6 oriidte linn in lebbafte>
tier Seiie meine san5e REMEMBERING
,,tp
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-11-19
SiiuiScbn.eS &apitel.

Ser gaa besam nit nelem @ifer.
SD begub MIDI nah Der Sllmens
bale. Iuf ber Shpelle besesnete i6
Mtnrimilinn Seller.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-11-19
Trei an muisre sibonnenten.

Gin ha1idpes 12i Seitet itarteS Siidle;n uou
Grule 9puntn pro cine 2anotarte BON Sio.
9afctn irei: idl0ue Sarnien uub &iebiarmeu II,
Der beriibmtem Miipuri Rtuer Yalen. Dem Norus
!. ". S%transfD, Sog SO. Ruttuaaa. SO
The daily Alaskan., 1907-03-29
the council

Former Senator Burton, Of Kansas, having served his term of six months iu Jail and paid his fine of $500, has been set st liberty. His first act, almost, was to hire SD opera house in Kansas City and make speech where he unmerciiully aayed President Roose- welt. He said the president Is "a liar, 8 consummate hypo2rite, cruel per secutor, malicious, untorgiving, con- spirator with the Sugar Trust and am bilious bes ond the possibility of SatiS- faction" He says the president offered him pardon just after he had been in prison five days and that he refused it, ss he would have nothing at his hands. Well, who will be the first 10 quote Gen. Brsgg's famous aphorlsm with re- ference to Cleveland, We love him for the enemies he has made ?''
The daily Alaskan., 1907-03-29
DAYS OF DIZZINESS
Come to Hundreds of Alaska People

Come to Hundreds of Alaska People
 There are days Of dizziness;
 Spells of headache, s.deaChe. back ache:
 Sometimes rheumatic pnirS:
 Often urinary disorders.
 All tell you plainly the kidneys are sick.
 Doan's Kidney Pills cure al! kidney ills.
 Mr~. John Close, residing at 2&O Con- mercial s., Astoria, Ore, says: "Ahout a year ago, we moved here from Port land and as had great deaf to do, | overuid myself and the result was | brought on kidney trouble. My back began to ache and as time rolled on. il kept getting worse instead of better. It finally grew so bad that could scarce ly stoop or straighten up after stOoping When did any work req firing bend ing, could hardly get up and had headaches, dizzy spells ard at times everything before me looked blurred was just about to start to the store for a plaster to put on my back, when l read about DOau Kidney Pills and as they were so highly recommended for kidney troubles, I made up my mind to try them and procured box. They went right to the root of the disease and helped me from thestart aud before had finished the box I was cured. Everything is changed with me uowaud | have no symptoms of kidney trouble whatever.
 For sale by all dealers. Price jO cents, Fos:er-Milburu O., Buffalo, N Y., sole agents for the United States.
 Remember the uame-Doan's sand take no other.
The daily Alaskan., 1907-03-29
for Additional Entry
under Section gS,D Revised Statutes

laHF SNt-IhA -"s' h'' lNtu S'AtANrN
 r. s Laud.OMcc at Juneau Alasl;,
 Norrrf,S HFREuy GIVEN ,nS. NORTH. WF~IEt N El~HtNIES COMPANY. As..Lnr" al NgFf Er.." -achr't. beng ruNrri .u tHr a.rrlt,- 70. Section 9 s-H Q. 'h" Revised ~tU.gt-- ol tar ,mi.t states EruntiHg adliugNa! .Anh tu SO. IIur~ a.G raI.HrN who served in n" War nI .nu Erhr.. .Inu. does hereby apply Co enter thn and r,.. .--reI iu l =. Survey SO. f-i. situated at thc heal uud oa lhc NUrlhcruly shore of ChI.- Root inlet, Alaska, worr particularly described Rrsinusasa at % point a, ordinary high water maEk au North ~huru ut lnNkuo, Inlet, granite hrwldrr tNiNr Teet showing feet above ground NJ. ~. Gss whence smoke Stack %. Leonard. .> Cauurry bears <. @5 degree, l1 minutes E about },a w..'S. Point k".Eau buar~ ~ tH degrees .a minutes E. anOUt 4's m..,- thence WraUlur.Eg high water mark ChII.,rul Ir'nt. 's. course ~. -N degrees uE min rtrs M. s.Uu chs. guH course North su Urgyyc~ us minute, &ao chs, Co d py.nt from which ~. E.. Cor rf man cuuurry building bears ~. I5deg-,r~ I- minutes W. srd course. \. 5i degrees mlua,us N. INU chs 4rh course, S. 6g degrees gG minutes W. chs. sth course N. z degrees i6 minutes W. SN1 chs. I.h course \. 'sdcgrerN s2 minute, W. 5.lu chs Co Cor No.2 at ordinary high water mark from which N"cgaU POiU, bears ~D. e degrees 20 minutes E. about 44 miles. smokc >tuCN ot Leonard Csuurry DearN S Sg degrees 2I minutes F.. about &is miles. JhcucyN. degrees mtuUtcS W. -.5U chs ,o Cor. ts granite rock -JNtNS iUs. Is ius. iu ground marked S. 6H Cor. No. 8. thence \. S3 degree, minutes E..l9 i& chs. Co Cor. No. {. a granite rock marked S. 6h4 Cor. NO. thence S degrees u minutes F. -5O chs. to Cor Sol. the place Ot beginning. Area I5li acres. VI ngupLlC variation at all corners 3l dc- gees. gl minutes F.. As additional Jo her original homestead entry on th" N. A,uf S-N.A, and Lot Of Sec. lo, Twp. l5G x. of k. 4S W. sIh. F. M Minnesota, which she entered August 10th 1878 her homestead No. .65U al Fergus Falls Nlinn.. FIG. 226N.
 Any and all persons C.aimiuT adversely any portion uf the above described tract of land are required tu ne wi the Register and Receiver nt thc L. ~ Land Office. at Juneau. Alaska, their adverse claim thereto under oa,h during the period of publication, or within 20 days thereafter. or they will be barred by Tr oylsuns uf the statute.
 NORTHWESTERN FS HERES COMPANY
 AS>lguCgUf Mary Belle SH"kcJ. TT lSHEEEBN ORDERED that the foregoing Notice be puh.r>hcd in the Daily Alaskan print ed at Skugwuy. Alaska, for the statutory period.
 JOHN ". DUDLEY,
 Register
The daily Alaskan., 1907-03-29
WILL GO Col. GlassfOrd No Longer To
 Control Cable

A Scripps dispatch in the Juneau Dispatch, of Monday, dated at Seattle says:
 "A Washington dispatch this morn- ing announces that Col. ClaSSford, of the Signal Corps, will retire from the management of the Alaska cable system on May ] Col. Thompson, now sta tioned in the Philippines, is probably the successor. Col. GlaSstord has been under fire for some time. Recently the Scripps News Association took up the fight to transfer Glassford. They made strong representations at Washington in support of their charges
The daily Alaskan., 1907-03-29
THE COUNCIL AND THE SCHOOLS

Some of the leaders of the Labor party who a'e trying to encompass the defeat of the Citizens ticket by abuS ing the present city government are attempting to make & point against the councilmeu because they did not take auy action on a petition, kicking about school conditions, that was pre- seuted not long ago.
 The point is not well taken for two reasons. In the first place, the city council has DO jurisdiction over school affairs st all. The council is suthor- ized to provide suitable school build ings and 10 furnish money to the school board and that is sll. The school board is coordinate body with the council, owing it's powers to the laws Of congress sud the votes Of the people. IL is subordinate 10 the council iu no particular.
 h the second place, the attempt iS inconsistent ard reiiculous because the Labor convention endorsed the candi- oacy Of James A. Kettles, chairman ot the committee that reported on this matter. whose report was in conioI mity with the law and facts and approved by the council.
The daily Alaskan., 1907-03-29

Men who are seeking to encompass the defeat Of Mayor Shaw and the Citi- zens' ticket are making some very reckless statements. For instance some Of the labor leaders have been publicly charging that the Moore Wharf Company pays only SIP wear in the way of taxation. The fact IS the company pays taxes on s+l,5Oo, or s4lj, on it's wharf property. This has no reference 10 it's townsite property, every lot of which is a>SeSSed-aud the assessment is paid.
The daily Alaskan., 1907-03-29
10 INVESTIGATE
 PORTLAND ALSO

Portland, March 25-A fund of fifty thousand dollars has been subscribed by prominent citizens here to -e- cure Heney and Burns to probe into alleged municipal rotteuneSs. It iS alleged that municipal author ties have been grating cn all city contracts.
The daily Alaskan., 1907-03-29
IT FAILS
Seattle SaloODnen Quit aS
 Law EufOrcerS

Seattle, March 25-The attempt Of the liquor dealers 10 retaliate by clos. ing the Sunday theatres has proven a failure. Yesterday all the theatres were open for their usual Sunday per tormance. Today the liquor dealers officials announced that they woald make DO further attempt to close the theatres.
The daily Alaskan., 1907-03-29

Down st Portland the chain gang slruck for union hours. The men who have been employed oc the street while serving time for various misdemeanors refuse 10 work at all until the authorities agree to cut their hours Of labor down from ul1e to eight.
The daily Alaskan., 1907-03-29

A movement is on foot smong the b;S railroad men to reduce the speed c: .he last express and mail trains. The pos,-ofice department will cease to hold out inducements 10 the railroads to makA time beyond the danger point,
The daily Alaskan., 1907-03-29

It Is worthy Of note that only one man who was n minated on the Labor ticket last Tuesday evening was at the convention-Chris Shea.
The daily Alaskan., 1907-03-29
Robison Back at Sitka

H. W. Robinson, who had been editor of the Juneau Eecorj-Miner for several months, has quit the paper and return ed to Sitks.
The daily Alaskan., 1907-03-29
Seattle Saloon

For the choicest stock ot liquid re reshments. the Seattle Saloon leads them all. The famous Sea'tleIEaluier beer always on hand.
The daily Alaskan., 1907-03-29

The Pack Train Restaurant will serve wine with dinner orders, free In p..ce otlea or coffee. Cone a oOys.
The daily Alaskan., 1907-03-29

My Wife Will Be Back Direotly"-A rip roaring farce and Alb, senceMakes the Heart Grow Ponder. A drama in 3 acts. by the Hep burn Home Talent Go. Easter Monday, April lst at Elks' hall, Tickets atBritt's drug store. Dance after the show :
The daily Alaskan., 1907-03-29
CREAM
Purs


AUerica S finest production. Rich and mellow. At the Seattle, the house oi old honest goods and reputation
The daily Alaskan., 1907-03-29
Vote. Vote Vote!

For honesty and regulation. Long years established . ,. Cream Rye !, IL.
The daily Alaskan., 1907-03-29
CREAM
Pure
Rye

Americas finest production. Rich and mellow. At the Seattle, the house of old honest goods and reputation
The daily Alaskan., 1907-03-29
Coal sad " ooi

Call ub the Alaska Transfer company for coal, wood and klndiiug. All or derS promptly attended 10. Phone 10
The daily Alaskan., 1907-03-29
Vote |,
Vote l!
V Vote

For honesty and regulation. Long years established /, ,. Cream Rye is 1t.
The daily Alaskan., 1907-03-29
No. | N. Eou-5


PaSseCEnTa mus 70 checked. Inspection ,- ..U
 i50 pounds g' rar- r end 75 pounds with each .t..
The daily Alaskan., 1907-03-29

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The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1907-02-10
QUERIES.

50. FAIRBANKS Col. John Fairfax,
who managed George Washington es-
tate, related to Lord Fairfax
60. THOMPSON.-W Wanted. The parent
age Of Ennec Thompson who married
Ebenezer Carpenter. June l9, 1923 iu
Holland County. Conn. A. b.
81 WOODRUFF. - Wanted the full
names Of the parents and grandparents
Of Esther Woodruff who was born iu
I'LL, GIed February =, 1859 and married
Benjamin Crane, first. of EIizabethtown,
\. j., who was born about l1l0. Wanted
also the descent from John G557-l6slI, the
first Elizabethtown Woodruff
s &. D.
g.. HAINES Wanted the fuu names
Of the parents and grandparents Of
Elizabeth HaiHes vino married Joseph
Halsey. who was born about 1858. aa1
lived near the Wheatsncaf Tavern be-
tween Railway and ElzabethtowH, \. 7.
She was the sister Of Phebe Haiues. wife
/ OF Richard Valentine PEebe died May
! y. I7S3. s c.. ID
So. STEED.-Can you tell Ue anything
/ of the origin, OF Of the descendants, II
/ there be any of John Sleed. Who was
! commissioned second lieutenant OF the
Z
captain March 80, 177s; transferred % the
/ Fourth Virginia September a. IUS. and
retired February y. 1851? J. n. s.
/ "a. BOYD.-W ashiugtOu Boyd. of Prince
/ George County Nd. ex-marshal Of the
/ District OF Columbia, died iu this city
March 2, IS2l at the residence of Nicholas
/ l.. Queen. Who were the parents of
Washington B0yd2 The wife Of Nicholas
/ i. Queen was Eleanor 9. Boyd. of Prince
/ George County. Nd. J. :. BOYD.
/ c.. WILLIAMSBURG Williams. 81
Hampton Falls. n H.-son Of Edward
/ and Mary fSwainej Williams, Of Hampton
IL. Hand his second wife, Mrs Mary
/ billiard, who were married i'm 17t- mad
/ two sons: Chase. born l749. and Walter
/ born 100. Which Of these sOLs was father
/ falso name Of motherl of Walter VIII
Hams. who married Abigail Marshall, ia
Hampton Falls, May =, 1855?
/. A. n