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The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1908-10-02
Farm For Sale.

Forty acres located 3 miles east and
| mile north of Yale, known as the
Schram place. For particulars call on
or address George Kitely, Yale.
23-4 Route Box 81
The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1908-10-02
For Sale at a BARGAIN.

have for sale at my farm miles
west and one-half mile south of Yale,
ID eve lambs and 9 buck lambs-Lin-
colnshire thoroughbreds.
1928 Robt. J. Carson.
The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1908-10-02

There will be an auction sale of farm
stock, etc., on the III. K. Beard farm
one and one-half miles east of Spring
Hill on Monday, Oct. 9Th. Sale COM
mences at one p. m. Usual terms.
Geo. w. Bell, auctioneer. Joe Fleming
and III. +. Beard, proprietors.
The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1908-10-02
Auction Sales.

Having made up his mind to quit
farming, David Youngs, living one
half mile north and one mile east of
Fargo, will sell at public auction on
the premises Thursday, Oct. Sth, all of
his farm stock, implements, etc. Sale
to commence at one p. m. Usual
terms. Geo. w. Bell, auctioneer.
The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1908-10-02
For Sale.

| have 2 Oxford Down buck lambs
for sale. Call on or address Mahlon
Bearss, Yale, Mich, Route 4.
The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1908-10-02
Xale Music Company
For Sale or Rent.

Eighty acres within two miles of
Yale for sale or rent. Inquire at The
Exposition office. %
Washington telegraph., 1908-04-24
REPUBLICANS MEET IN
CONVENTION SATURDAY
DELEGATES NOMINATED TOSTATE And
CONGRESSIONAL CONVENTIONS.
LITTLE HARMONY BETWEEN
Factions Speeches Made Ur-
ging Unity, But Some Del
egates Withdrew.

The Hampstead County Repub
lican Convention was called al
Washington Saturday. q. L.
Stamps was elected chairman and
Will Gamble secretary.
The convention nominated dele
gates to the state and congressional
conventions. There was little har.
mony between the different, fac.
tiors and some Withdrew from the
convention. A number made
speeches urging the delegates to
stick together but ea'h side wanted
the other to come over and little
was accomplished.
Washington telegraph., 1908-04-24
NORTH bound TRAIN
ON ARk..& La. RY.
WRECKED BETWEEN 0ZAN and NASH
VILE WEDNESDAY.
NO TRAIN until THURSDAY
One Box Car and rucks OF
Baggage Car Derailed-No
One Injured.

The north bound train on the
Arkansas and Louisiana Ry. from
Washington to Nashville, was
wrecked Wednesday at 10 O'Clock
near mile post "a, which is about
five miles this side of Nashville.
One freight car and the front end
of the baggage car jumped the
track, and a delay of several hours
was caused. A wrecker was order
ed from Arkadelphia and came up
Wednesday night at 10 O'Clock and
the wrecked cars were gotten back
on the track. No one was injured
in the wreck and little damage
done. There was no train until
Thursday morning when it came
down on regular time.
Washington telegraph., 1908-04-24
TAKES HIM AS HE IS

A Richmond minister not long
ago was asked to perform a marriage
ceremony by young negro couple,
says Harper's Weekly. As he had
employed the groom for a year or
two he consented, knowing what
prestige would come to the couple
by reason of having been married
by white minister. AT the appoint
ed time the happy pair arrived, and
the ceremony proceeded.
"Do you take this man for bettea
or for worse9" the minister askef
For all her shyness the bride
spoke up bravely.
! "No, sab; All don't" she said
"Ah'll take him jest like he is. l
be was ter get any better, Is frat
he'd die; an if he was to get an,
wuss, Aid kill him myself -
Washington telegraph., 1908-04-24

Kodol for. dyspepsia has helped
thousands of people who have had
stomach trouble This is what one
man says Of it,: e. G. De Witt
&~Co. Chicago, lll.-Gentlemen--
In 1891 had disease of the stom
aeh and bowels, | conld not digest
anything Fate and in the spring Of
1902 | bought bottle of Kodol and
and the benefit Itreceived from that
bottle all the gold in Georgia couIdt
not buy. Tstill use little occa
sionalfy as L find tia fine blood pu.
rilisr aud a good tonic. May YOU,
live long and prosper. Yours very,
truly &. N. Cornell, Roding, Ga,
Aug 81, 1906,
Washington telegraph., 1908-04-24
GEO. TAYLOR COMMISSION co.
Creditors Get Final 8 Percent
Dividend.

Credito of the bankrupt Geo
Taylor Coz mission Company were
recently paid a fnaldividend, a.
mounting to little less than
eight per cent. Among
those in this section who lost III
-. failure were, ). s. Conway of
UzaT S1J,6z5.yz; r.. L. Harmon
l,of Hope So, BOO; j. II. Conway Of
Paris Texas 81 600. The two latter
parties also formally resided at
Ozan.
Washington telegraph., 1908-04-24

Francisco and New Orleans Rail
way, judgement for plaintiff fol
$3.50.
G. G, Crews VS. American IN.
surance Co., of Arkansas, judge
ment by consent for $3.50.
Hope Hardware Co, VS. Chas
Deane, K. G. McRae and Josey,
demurrer sustained.
Goodbar & Co., VS. G.. H. Mar
tindale, judgement by default for
1898.
VIM R. Moore D. G. Co., VS.
q. H. Martindale, judgement by
default $1.700.
Forsdeck Hat Co., VS. G. H..
Martipdale, judgement by default
for $2S7.
Austin Clothing Co, VS. G. II.
Martindale, judgement by default
for 1919.
G. D. Rieter VS. st. L. San F.
Railroad CO., judgement by con-
sent $40.
James Shaw VS. st. Louis Iron
Mountain Railroad Co, dismissed.
Arthur Pingrum VS. st Louis Iron
Mountain Railroad, dismissed.
Homer Willis VS. st. Louis Iron
Mountain Railroad, dismissed.
Burk jackson VS. St Louis Iron
Mountain Railroad, dismissed.
Henry McCollaugh VS. st. Louis
San Francisco Railway Co., con-
tinued.
Fred Birch VS. st. L. I. M. E. S.
Railway, verdict for 81 800.
J. W. Brakehill VS. Prescott &
n w. Railroad, continued for term.
American Soda Fountain Co. VS.
Battle & Waddle, continued.
Robert Mundy VS. St. Louis |. NJ
Railroad, verdict for defendant.
L. j. Thomasson VS. 7. G. Wilson
verdict for plaintiff.
PIunkeIf garreil Groesrss 1iasaAvssl
j. r. Youcdm, motion to transfer
granted.
r. M. Coffee VS. st. L. l. M. Ry.
Judgment by consent for 500
Washington telegraph., 1908-04-24
COLUMBUS HAPPENINGS
DURING PAST WEEK
PERSONAL MENTION and OTHER ITEMS
FROM THAT COMMUNITY.
cox RICHARDS MARRIAGE.
Occurred There Sunday--Mrs.
Field Summoned to Belsids.
of Daughter.
cox ---RICHARDS MARRIAGE

Special to the TELEGRAPH.
Columbus, April 24,-Mr. and
Mrs. Henry Orton of Ashdown are
visiting the latters parents DR.. and
Mrs. Stuart.
Mrs. H. II Darnell with Misses
Jennie Shepperson and Norleanl
Stuart ware shopping in Nashville
Saturday.
Mrs. Wm. Hamilton Of Memphis
is here on an extended visit to her
mother Mrs. Annie Williamson.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. G. McCorkle
of Hope spent the past two weeks
guests of Mrs. Geo. Schooley.
Chas. Field made trip to Hope
Monday.
J. S. Wilson spent part of last
week at Prescott, attending the
Presbytery.
Mrs. Matte Field was called to-
Hope last week to the bedside OF her
daughter, Miss Lula, who is quite
sick. The latter had gone down on
1 q visit to friends.
Ed Sheppershn visited Nashville
: Saturday. ---'''-s~"mrns,s-s
+ Rev. Geo. j. McNew spent Satur:
Gay and Sunday at New Hope, one
of his pastoral charges.
A wedding occurred in our town
Sunday, the contracting PARTIES,
Miss George Cox, and Mr.. Dock
7 Richards, both being from Hope.
l. Miss Cox is former Columbus
girl, and her many friends he.e wish
! her much happiness throug life.
They were accompanied from Hope
by two of the brides sisters; Misses
Willie and Estelle Cox, and Messrs
Foe and Helm.
W.,P. Stewart visited Washington
Wednesday,.
MIR. Craig Thompson and son john,
spent Monday in Hope.
Washington telegraph., 1908-04-24
S. S. CONVENTION
Held AT OZAN
ON FRIDAY AND SATURDAY OF THE
PAST WEEK.
INTERESTING COMMUNICATION
From "Drab"- Democrat Pre-
vious in Announcing Holt
Hartsfield Wedding.
INTERESTING COMMUNICATION
Special to the TELEGRAPH.

Special to the TELEGRAPH.
0zan, April 2l.-Thinking that
''Drab'' might say something that
would interest the readers of the
dear old TELEGRAPH | send you the
following:
Road Overseer Williams has done
splendid work on the public roads
and streets in and around Ozan.
Ozan has five doctors, three
preachers and "nary" lawyer; so
you see there is a fine opening here
for a deciple Coke, Greenleaf and
Blackstone.
Prof. Il. M. Borland is improving
and his hand, which was crippled in
bis job press some four weeks ago,
is nearly well.
Too much rain has retarded farm
work so that our people are getting
behind in planting and cultivating
crops.
We need new political township,
composed Of Ozan precinct, of Ozan
township, portion Of the north
part of Saline and a part of Lower
Mine Greek ,to@nshiog. Hiih- xating-
places at Ozan and Goodlett School
house.
Mrs. Drab says if the rain doesn't
cease that garden is going to weeds.
You bet old man Drab is looking
after the little Sennagambia and
that garden hoe and making "trades" "
so that that garden can be fixed soon
as the Sun do sbine.
Mrs. j. j. Hyatt and j. N. Wat
son are on the sick list this week.
Postmaster Geo. King attended
the republican county convention
at Washington last Saturday.
The good Baptist people held a
Sunday School convention here last
Saturday aud Sunday, Rev's Epton
Of Bingen, Howell of Nashville,
Holloway of Arkadelphia, Bridges
Of Texarkana, aud Others wers in
attendance.
Messrs B. II. Irwin, II A. King,
J. w. Ellis, aud J E. Green have
served as jurors during this term Of
the Circuit Court. -
Our young friend Ben HartsGeld
says the Democrat was little too
preyiousin announcing his marriage
The Jerusalem jew peddlers and
the Spaulding buggy agents are a
broad in the land, and to prevent
being skinned" don't "dicker' with
'e,n.
Have we a hog lawY | see many
swine which seem, never to have
heard of it. Perhaps they are wait
ing forthe decision of the Supreme
Court in the Hood VS. Bell case.
Why don't the Gould's do some
thing to keep their Ark. & La. line
in repair? The people oushtto pas:
round the bat and take up colIec
, tion to enable the poverty stricken
railroad mon to fix their road bed.
DRAB.
Washington telegraph., 1908-04-24
RED river ON Boom
Three Feet Above Danger Line
Wednesday.

Red river is on a boom, the river
reaching 30 feet on the gauge
Wednesday, which is three feet
above the danger line. This puts
the river out in all low places, and
it is now, over the low lands, 81
feet is the da"ger line.
Washington telegraph., 1908-04-24
It's a Hustler.

Hunts Lightning Oil is up and
doing all the time. 1t cures your
aches, pans cuts, burns and bruises
while you sleep. Rub little on
your misery and feel it disappear.
Washington telegraph., 1908-04-24
DELAY IN PAPER
Makes 1t Necessary to Appear
In Half Size.

Our shipment Of blank paper was
late in arriving this week, which
made it necessary to come out.only
in half size. We will appear with
our regular eight pages next v eek.
Washington telegraph., 1908-04-24

Many Railroad Suits Ii oiVii'e
Thousands of Dollas Dis
posed Of.
After being in sess e
April 9th, the Hempste 'i'e'''
court adjourned Wed1 eas ~
court in course. The last y = o"
of the term were taken ~ 'iie
railroad cases which were : ii',isn %
ed up Wednesday mornin ~ W.
;,,,,, aiaaho no.oa faa criminal
cosos u,oro sot fa, Wodna lay, but
these were not ready and @li WV
continued over until the o''opei
term.
There has been a heaY ooeN'V
d;snosod of - 4h;a tov,,, of court
both civil and criminal, uo 'i'eie
has been quite. numbeU 1 u e'seS .
settled without trial h plea Of
guilty. :,
Following is the comp 'e'e oi' =
docket:
Joseph B. Swing, z as'ee 70
Home Inmher comnanv Judgment
for defendant.
j. A. Jones VS. st. Ii Hs ! ~
Ry., Judgment for $500
A. X. Holt VS. ST. I'd l. +" :
Ry., Judgment Fl. s.re<sl 2e1 ? A
John Ei -
IA<sas- sl-.--s s--..-ss.z q, c. -
j. A. freeman vs. oole'
and johnson Orchard Nursery
Company, dismisseds
J. B. Shuts VS. A, n usn' 'o",
tinued.
T. c. Wilson, Adm. o'' H.
San Franciscr and NJ orleans
Ry., petition for remot
Webster-Womack c iliical Oo'
pI MooL verd;ct fsr def.
Mrs. Frank R. Hill \ Oh H. l.
NJ. Ry., judment by g 'nsen' lof
$1C0.
Bank Of Fulton VS. Til o''aran'
tee and Surety Co., jud siiieh' ioi
$4,000,
r. II. Curtis VS. st. i1o''iS '"ii
Francisco and New Orl ans haii-
,uou 10 not;t;op for !, emoval.
G. V. Lowenberg vs. o'' -4o"i9
1ron Mountain Railway judgement
by consent for $3.50.
State of Arkansas vi 'se VI
Hampstead Co., VS. r. 0"in"el'
and Iobp Jefferson indI cement by
default for $3.50.
Carl Copeland VS. st. l'o''is anu
sop Francisco Railway 20, judge
A1UllI l. oliNlSNC
ment by consent for $67
Moffit West Drug Co vs. w. M :
oo+tlo vir1ict fo,. defaniant.
ct,+o of Ark.nsas for use of
r,o,,,,otooa 10 B. Black,
;ndnan,ant Nv defanlt folr 5000.
j. G. King VS. CapitaA TIT. TIT. -
surance Co., judgementH - an
tiff 81200. 8rI
Birdie Donaghey VS. No'l'
Iron Mountain Rrilway NJ J'u5e
ment for defendant.
Tom Donaghey VS. st 1oulS'lFon
Mountain Railway Co. JndSemen'
For defendant
City of Hope VS.. ST Louis iron
| Mountain Railway Co. dismissed
| Sarah E. Taylor ct VS. f. w.
Nerrell etal, transfcrrS to equity
Susan J. Beck VS. III iellty Mutt
|, lal life Insuance. Co, passed 1or
/ ettlement.
] =. G. Wiggans VS. St. Louls Dan
Washington telegraph., 1908-04-24
WHEN YOU WANT ss5si5:s s.a5 e.! ss: 4:

kind we do, and al the rtgnt prices. Give the
home printer the same chance you would ask foI
eAe hene merchant-trade at home.
The daily Alaskan., 1908-10-22
TRAGEDY IN
 A TENEMENT
CBy United PrsSO.)

New York, Oct. 22--A fire in 0 tene- TzsnU house on che east side caused by au incendiary resuIted in horrible tragedy. The house was crowded to the roof with the peer aud feeble. The flames cut of the ordinary means of es- cape aud resort to the fire escapes dis covered them to be unequal to the rush. They were at once coogestod and the most distressing scenes followed. Four persons were burned to death God many were fatally injured. The fire broke out in the dead of night while the house was wrapped in sleep.
The daily Alaskan., 1908-10-22
MOVEMENTS OF
 12E CANDIDATES
(Ry United PEeSS.)

Cincinnati, Ocy. 2z-Wr. Taft, worn out with the strain of the strenuous campaign, put lp all yesterday resting up at the home of his brother here. He entered upon 8 tour of Indiana today,
 Mount Vernon, Oct. 29-Mr. Bryan la ap address hero before a large audience, delivered e strong roast to the railroad officials here for coercing men to vote the republican ticket with a threat that they will lose their jobs in case of the election of Bryan or that their salaries would be reduced. He enters Virginia today.
The daily Alaskan., 1908-10-22
HUDSON RIVER
 BOAT BURNS
CBy United 1anss0.)

Albany, N. Y, Oct. 22-rhe HuoSon river steamer New York. tue largest plying on the river, was y"SaeFosy burned to the water's edge. hhs steamer took @re while coming up an" while she was iz nld stream. She "as immediately trornG5 toward shore but the flames spread sorspidly that the fire eDcroached upon the cabin before she could be beached. Four persons met death ln the fire or by 1upPtng into the water without life PreserVers' Fifty were badly injured The cause Crf the fire was unknown.
The daily Alaskan., 1908-10-22
NEW HEADS ID
 OLD PLACES
(sy United Press.)

Seattle, Oct. 22-James Wood news psperman, who has been at the head of the firm of Wood & Reber, special ists in publicity, has been appointed .o the head of the exploitation department of the A. Y. F. ex- position, succeeding Henry Reed All d.nartzRents are 10 be reorganized' Wood hae been commissioner for King county to the exposition and Woods partner, E '. IReber' formerly city editor of the Seattle Times has been appointed to the place aet' vacant by the promotion Of Wood'
The daily Alaskan., 1908-10-22
WORK
 COMPLETED

Lieut.. $. C. Orcha'd returned las, rve.iug from tr,p up the Chtkat where be vert on Monday last to close mp ,hs work ou the government road. Ie says tae work is complete with the exception of the bridge over the Chii. clt and this i, unlor way and will be rushed. The WcCIs-Por.upjoe crew has been paid or and gone it's way and Irnuiur, The contractor on the Hindu- s.uki-,0-We.s road, aud Hays, ss.s;- ..a, ssperjn:erda-. for the government .u che Wcl,s-,o-p ea,anl camp portion ..g z,,aerIog op their too.> and pre- u.r..E ro sa.1" tHa.. meg.
The daily Alaskan., 1908-10-22
MIR. M. 3. KING
 WILL SERVE

Auditor Of the W. ?. x Y. railroad Wm. B. King, has been appointed dlstric, deputy grand exalted ruler Of the B. p. O. F.. This is the second time this honor has been bestowed upon AIr. King. The first time he was compelled ,o resign the office because of the pressure of private business, but he has consented to serve this time and of course that meaus that the duties of the office will be attended Oproperly
 It Is universally conceded that Mir. King is one of the best people on earth.
The daily Alaskan., 1908-10-22
IN
 PANAMA CANAL
lBy United Press.)

New OrIeaus. oe. -.-A dredger Q, york D ,hs grss. Ca.-5ra cut Of the ".uswa canal struck s1ma buried dyaa- 9,s th.s m5rn,rs and au explosion 'y.- lowed causing ,he wreck of the great d.eIEer au1 i've men w.ra blown Co atoms. The dynamite .- supposed Co h.ve been buried .n the path Of the w.ch.aa by some persons who sought revenge for some sauc.sl wrong.
The daily Alaskan., 1908-10-22
RIVER BOATS

The Prospector had not reported at Yukon Crossing today. The Tana was at Big Salmon at 7:l5 m on tho way up. She was having trouble with the Ice.
The daily Alaskan., 1908-10-22
HA5KELL'S SUIT
 WON'T STICK
(sy United PressJ

Omaha, 22-The suit for libel oy Governor Haskell against Vim. E Hearst, l, is decided cannot be made to stick. To IS rendered invalid since i, ass, for puuarlye damages-ha'i thc clam oei1G under this head-aud the Nebraska laws Co not permit the co.,, lection oi such damages.
The daily Alaskan., 1908-10-22
PROGRAM FUR
 ENTERTAINMENT

The Christian Eudeayorers have arranged for an entertainment to be given at he Presbyterian church to- morrow evening. Following is the pro- gram:
 Cuet. Miss Olive Springsted aud
 ............Miss Fay Stinetaugh Recitation. ............Mrs. A. ". Reed Song g...................Jakey Patrick Piano Solo......,.... Miss Costello RecitatIon..........Mrs. R. J. Hanglin Duet Miss Gladys Eirmse and
 ........AIiss Madeline HOcket'. Vocal Solo.......Mrs. D. M. WestcOtt R?citation..,. Mrs Hubert Hayward Vocal Solo. Mrs. H, D. Kirmse Recitation Miss Maude Haslett
The daily Alaskan., 1908-10-22
FROM THE SEAT 0F WAR
United pross TeIegraph.cable servloe)

Belgrade, Oct 22-The country is actively organizing it's military forces preparatory to striking blow Turkey is also preparing for the engagement.
 General vukoIich, official representative of the optenegrn governments arrived here today with the i'm poant message to the that his country pared to enlist under the Bulgarian flag.
The daily Alaskan., 1908-10-22

Louisville, Oc'. 22.-Mr. Bryan was given great welcome and demonstra- tio1 here yesterday. There was pro- cesslon with thousands in line to vel come hlm upon his arrival.
The daily Alaskan., 1908-10-22

Mir. aud Mrs. Nick Hansen and baby, arrived on last nights train from Bennett. They will remain here few days and then return.
The daily Alaskan., 1908-10-22

 F0R PANAMA
CBy United Press.)

Washington, Oct. 22-An appropri' atiou of S35,OOO,OOO will be asied in behalf of the Panama canal 8. the session of congress of 1910.
The daily Alaskan., 1908-10-22
COURT CONFINES TOMORROW

r Royal A. ugop and Mrs purpose. that without and C senprapber ar the Indian popus- m mi and wife and Chief Deputy requisite population 300 r w F arrived m the Jei could this fD rrorv t holding short question, the
 session of c bf, will open to- ter hinge white population with oo Several atoroev also ari is solid in from rr The ort is 10 hear the favor before the or O, Uoines for incorporation court application w. o ,1o,loy rt ,s been filed r. R. injunction restraining tened , their mark, by several company from Indians dpr they did not wish to croaching upon he in tbe cop of inhabitants for will trials
The daily Alaskan., 1908-10-22

While holding court at Ketchikau the W. P. * Y. applied to Judge Gunut- son for an injunction restraining the dome Power company from encroach- ing upon lbc,r property at the eXtCn- sion Of Third avenue and at the point of connection of the water pipe under the tracks. Tbc application was granted to go into effect upon the furnishing of a bonn of $5.OOO in each case. The
The daily Alaskan., 1908-10-22
INJUNCTION HEARING TOMORROW

bonds were furnished today and the cases made returnable tomorrow ar 10 o'clock, Judge Held is in the city for the railroad company and Judge Vim for the Home Power company, who came up as far as Haines with the Jef- terson is expected 10 be on hand. The respondents are required to show cause why the injunction shall not be made permanent.
The daily Alaskan., 1908-10-22

Reports come from Wells ,bat Wm Leslie has arrived ug wi,h his pile driver and .s a- work ou the bridge ag.ass .te Calca. for which he has ,hc contract. Au-moer Q, men are going in 20 Eaiay Hollow % work at the mines .a-.- A.,.s,a0. Superintendent Uayas 0u- -a.,be6 his work % ,he gov crgu.a. rofl anm Wells 20 ,ha 5ounl. ary.
The daily Alaskan., 1908-10-22

Nr. aaU Mrs. J. J. Wright and baby Montana ,ei. on the Jefferson last night for Spokane. Mrs. Wright will remain there and AIr, Wright will go to AL 5erta. Canada. They have made mauy friends in Skagway during their stay aad will be greatly missed.
The daily Alaskan., 1908-10-22

Ser. Mckenzie. arrived on the Jefferson. lie Iei. outae last trip Of the Jefferson Co attend school but on accouu, ol sickness a, ,he school he was unable .0rema.u.
The daily Alaskan., 1908-10-22
Q O Q O Q Q

NIr. uar..u, who represents Senator Dick iu mining enterprise on Porcu' pine creek, fears that the interview with hun published yesterday will cop vey the impression that he is represent. ing himself as associated with the Por- cupIne Gold Mining company, which is pot the case He spoke oG the big Hume which belongs to the latter company only from observation.
The daily Alaskan., 1908-10-22

Cold weather arriving, get into one of Behrend's Overcoats.
The daily Alaskan., 1908-10-22
. . .

\ SI500 Oycrcoar for $S.50 Read Eelrauts Ad
The daily Alaskan., 1908-10-22
Q Q Q Q Q Q

C. z. Cheney of Juneau arrived up on the Jefferson last night. He is counsel for Haines in it's applica- ton for incorporation.
The daily Alaskan., 1908-10-22
Tailored Shirt Waists for Fall
 and Winter

m real Irish Linen Hand Embroidered, both 'u threc-Uuarter and full length sleeve. French bati>re m the most fashionable -hade, Including thr chrveron effects
The daily Alaskan., 1908-10-22

[ yuu ar. looking for fine drc>, or working shoes, rhr Johnson N Murphy. the American Gentleman and George E.. Keith are second l0uuuc hptN In material and workmanship. And thc beauty or thi, |, wc absolutely guauutru and make good any article pur- chased from us. Surely. that in itself means square dealing.