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Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1900-1909, 1908-02-14
Farm, Field
aua Garden
FARM GATE.
II Swings Lightly, Without sasslns' !"
properly Built.

It Swings Lightly, Without sass'ns'
Properly Built.
The principle of hinge hanging may
not be new. but have never seen an-
other of such light skeleton pulio as
our nonsagging cattle gate SHOWN ID
the drawing. The material useo TOE
ito construction is generally TO De
found on every farm. so that an Tue
ns,al necessary expense is that OF nav
ino, the blacksmith make the hook and
eve hinge for the top of the gate. tne
lower hinge being merely an iron pm
inserted in an upright end piece ana
set into a block at the base OF the post
,,,o1,ino the cost of construction very
light. h1
The top and bottom boards are ps
inches and sixteen feet long. Inc
hinge end upright is by inches ano
ten feet long, and the latch end Is p5
inches and four and one-nail Zee
long. The braces are all of py o Incl
stuff.
When this gate is intended TO turi
| other stock than cattle and nofses
| either woven or barbed wire. the for
mer preferable. is stretched over th
frame tightly AID secured with staples
To hang the gate bore hole IN IN
bottom of the hinge end uprlght an
drive in a three-fourths or one inc
iron pin that when set Will pro1e'
Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1900-1909, 1908-02-14
Only One Erd.

A Young couple had been married
bv a Quaker, and after the cere'
mony he remarked to the husband: /:
sFfriepd, thou art at the end or
thy troubles" ,, .
A few weeks after the man came
to the good minister boiling with
rage, havng found his wife to be a
regular ~ixen, and said:
3sI thought you told me l was at
the end Of my troubles?
$50 / did, friend, but I did not
say which end,' replied .he Quaker
Bacteria In Cream.
Careful experiments in testing cream
at the Oklahoma experiment station
have shown that the bacteria wer'
found to increase in cream for per1os
Of three days in summer and four day
In winter, after which there was
steady decrease, but 1T is not to be as
sumed that old cream is better thai
fresh cream because it has fewer bag
| teria, for samples Of eight day erear
had an old, unpleasant odoE.
Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1900-1909, 1908-02-14
Annle Cold Storage.

Tt usually pays to store only tne
best grades of fruit. The poorer graoes
of fruit are generally Of low cohInef-
cia1 value and do not warrant the eA-
nense of cold storage except When tne
annie crop is scarce. inferior frule
hoe heen found to deteriorate consld-
erablv in storage from decay starting
in worm holes, around seab spots anu
in other imperfections. A brulse Oh
cut in the skin made with the nigel
nails. by dropping apples on each otner
IN nicl,ipg, by emptying them into the
hoxes or barrels and by handling the
packae ees roughly becomes very con.
spicuous as the season advances anu
detracts from the appearance Oh the
fruit. besides making an easy staftlns
n1ace for destructive rots. This IS es
necially true of tender skinned ran va
rieties like the Wealthy. Most OIL th'
commercial losses in apples from oe
cav are related primarily to the rous'
mechanical handling of the 1rult.
Various temperatures for the storag
of fruit have been tested. A temper
ature Of 80 degrees gives the most Sd
isfactory result in commercial prac'ic'
but the fruit keeps well for snorte
fine in temperature as high as 80 u
prees If stored quickly after picking
The most satisfactory result Is s.
cured when the fruit is witnora" ".
from cold storage and used whlle
prime condition. If held beyond III
time it deteriorates rapidly a1ter
j moyal from the low temperature al
8 r. withdrawn while the fruit IS prin
it appears to keep as long as apples s.
l. the same condition of ripeness tn
). have not been in cold storage.-E2pe
d iment Station. Ames, la.
Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1900-1909, 1908-02-14
Aeniock and Oak.

Over two-thirds of the tanDark coh-
sumed comes from hemlock and over
one-fourth from oak: chestnut and oth-
or woods contribute the remainder,
More extract is secured from chest
nut however. than from all other 90
nestle woods combined. A small guam
tity of extract. or little over tho'i.
sand barrels. comes from the roots x
palmetto.-Forest Ser dee.
Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1900-1909, 1908-02-14
Notice FOR PUBLICATION.

DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR.
Land Office at Rosehurg n- 1a". & leos
Notice is herehy given that Fhta ]. Wi'lssn, OF
Monroe, Benton Co. Or has fled notice 4" his 'rten.
t;op to m axe final FIVE wear proof In support or
Honnestead Fntrv No J1oio. made October ].
1a0l, for the N \ Of ST |. Section 8, Township Is
sorth, Range West W N. and that saln PROC.
County Court at Corvallis. Oregon. on Friday
March g. 1903. ~,
He names the following witnesses to prove MS
cont1nuous residence upon, and cultivation Of the
land, viz .,.. o.,.s
Walter j. Sisson. we1herry Wilson. Albert oak es
and Tames Cakes all nf Morroe crepon.
BENJAMIN l. EDDY, Register:
Reimbursement. 'u
Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1900-1909, 1908-02-14
Where Orchards Are Small.

In nortions of the country where IN
diyidual orchards are small. put si.e-
ated close together, a central cooking
nlant may often be used in co-opera'
tion or by an individual who supplies
the Iime-sulphur wash during the
spraying season to the orehardlsts q y
the community. The practicabiiity o.
this plan has already been demonsfrat
ed.
Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1900-1909, 1908-02-14
Farm, Field
auo Garden
,UPLANDS CELERY.

A Marsh Crop Successfully Raised o"
Dry Soil.
Celery we all know Is a plant tna'
likes humus laden moist land; hence
neonle who have not tried calmly
state as a fact the cheerful fiction that
celery cannot be raised on market
garden soil much above the water lev
ell. Having raised the sweetest ana
crispest celery in our back yaro
(which has been TILED for century OF
so as a vegetable garden). we had Nc
besitancy in planting various Varletles
Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1900-1909, 1908-02-14
n.If SUGAR ManaeIs.

Two half sugar mangels-vilmorin
Ho,f Sugar Rosy and Carter HAN
Euear-are recommended a. suitaois
stock for feeding pur. soses.
Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1900-1909, 1908-02-14
Manure For Asparagus Beds.

A heavy application of barnyard ma,
nure any time during the winter Will
he an advantage to asparagus beds
.ttar the old stalks and other trash
have been we;! cleaus0 on.
Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1900-1909, 1908-02-14
Music Loving People

Can purchase these reliable goods IN
their home town. If there is anything
Won do not understand you will find the
sellers near your home.
Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1900-1909, 1908-02-14

THIS OLD RELIABLE HOUSE WILL
sell their FINE-TONED 1NSIRo"
MFNTS FOR REASONABLE PRICES
instead of charging you extra to make
nm for high CITY rents, railroad fares and
hotel bills for travelling statesmen.
Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1900-1909, 1908-02-14
The Best Quality of
PIANOS and. ORGANS
A. the Store of GRAHAM & WELLS
Corvallis, Oregon
CUSTOMERS

Are requested to call and see them be
fore purchasing elsewhere.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1908-09-11

bag bic SomteTs nit Urau 3urind
nod ni9t bon Wa1ersbsrg 5uriid lei.
@erItimmt betrat er ben tleinen GU
Ion, Der 81 ben 0emd6ern Der @rGfin
gebOrte, UNI bieTer peni9itenS ietne
@ufpartung 81 MAIDEN.
Gr fdnb lie por ibrem Sdrei6tiTd
iibenb. in alien papieren trameno. Oils
er iid ibr ndberte, idob #, baitig EN- n
Dad pereilbter 8riefe CUR Seite unb
reidte ibm bann bic 5unb. 3roBoem
bate &olano. beifen Bid 5ufdqig aui
bic 9riefe fiel, bsmertt, baB tie ale
NIT ausnsbmenb sroben Siegeln Der
f4loFen tparsn, ipslf;e oeutli6 Elm t9m
ipoblbefanntes Wappen trugen.
Siefe opei gefreu3ten Sdnnen NIT
benz areu8 in Der Waitte iparen 9enau
10 gsItelt tpie isne on benz alt:u Sanos
iteintbor bes 9u6peiler Softs. &ber
erit piel ipater erinnsrts er ii4 baran
unb nunoerte iib bariiber.
Die 9rdfin i6ob Die 9riefe ipdter
unaufid1ig in Elm Sad unb I9lob bies
fes al. Oa ie aber 5sritreut i6ien
unb nur einiitbig %antportete, YoIanOd
audi nidt fam, 10 cmpfabl ii1 Rolanb
balo unb rift 5uriid mad 8udpeiIer.
@rit Diel ipGter tam ibm aud gum
gepuBtfein, bab bic @rdfin jens
8riefe fait erf6rpden Dor ieinen 8Iiden
bate berbergen ponen, unb er fragte
ii6 itaunenb, parum iie biss pobl ees
than baben tDnnte?
limb peld Ieltiamer 3ufal, bdB
bicie 8riefe baiielbe Bappen trugen
pie bas Sbor BON 9u6peiler!
Sabeim an9etommen, pcrgab CT in
beiIen bdlb nisDer barauf. unb au9
fein Qerger iiber Yolanbas langtn 81
fud BET Der 8aronin ging unter in Der
Gorge, psl9e ale 8epobner BON 8ud)s
neiler b:ute erfiiQte. 8enn bi!fc Ndft
foIte Bel Sntel Sabre6t entideioen
iiber Sob ober 2eben. gs mar Der
Sag Der .8rifis. Sanders bate Ii4
fir bieie Sage in 8u6lpeiler %einquars
tirt unb padte nit 8rigitte lei Dem
&ranfen, ndbrenb Goldno uno Der
treue P6ilipp, tpsl6e es ni4t iiber IiG
braAten, gu 9ett 3u geben, in einem
Nebengema6 Deilten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1908-09-11
q q q u q - 4: t. 4: - Z: Z: = +: j.:

Gr begriTf nidt, mas Iie gegcn i'm
BADEN torntsn, unb bod beTeItigte iid
me9r unb me9r bic Sbee in inn, bab
fe ibm feinoli9 gegcnuberItanben.
9lergerte ie feline @%erlobung nit go
Ianba2 @ber pes6aIb?
S@IieBIi4 fam er an Der lleGeraeus
glng, bab minocitens Nita gepiB tein
tpiinidcnStperther llmgang fir %,
lanoa mar. Sbre 8ergungen9sit ais
Gbanteuie - mO6te Ie nun tabeloS
9epeIen Iein ooer nidt - bate Ie nit
AreiIen in geriibrung gsbrdGt, bon
ipel6en Yolanoa nidt einmal etipas gu
piifsn braudte. @ottlob, boB bic
@rdfin bieIe gnTi6t 81 tfeilen iAisn.
Der &rante ipra0 mod INNER In.
rubig DOR ii@ bin. @5 fiel 8olanb
auf, bab in all ieinen gteom Elm Name
beItGnbig riCoerte9rte. @dlb in QngIt,
bdIo boil NbI9eu, bann nieoer mit'
leibig.
nWsr lit bicIsr 9afIo, bon BEN On.
tel Sabreft INNER ipri9t?" fragt'
&OlanO enbli6 8rigitte.
Sin @eripanbter," ontmortete Il:
tur3.
Sin 9~ertpunbter9 limb SIR babt
bod fonit ME bon ibm g%:iprodsn!"
n2aB nur, Surge, bas iino alte 8tl.
Der. Die inn ieBt pieoer por 4u9en
tommen."
nSit er toot9"
8rigitte antiportete ni6t. Sic mar
aufgeItanben, UNI ben Gi5beutel aui
Der Stirn beg &ranten gu erneuern.
&ls iie banit fertig ipar, fab iie oui
bic ubr uno iagte: ngcb mtn i6lafen.
Rolanb. Gu jungeS 8lut brauGt
&uDe, unb mir perben piellei9t NOD
mancbe Nadt gu pa4sn 9a6en."
pQlber DUP"
nMIte MenT6sn psrmiTcn ben
S4laf ni4t, Sd leg mi9 bann Bel
Sag elm Gtiinb6en hin. pGbreno Ybis
lipp Bel !9abre9t bleib:n tonn."
90 ging GoIanb benn gu 9ett.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1908-09-11
9. G q b | te [.

~dIt graute Der Morgsn i'm OIt:n
W auf uno IN Die DuntclDsit Der
e. fGpinbenben No6t fam oGg,s
gema9 Elm ungelpiiies 2i4t,
baS bic Sin0e ringsum geiptnItig ers
f6einen lieB.
Wie Elm 6rDIteIn lief es iiber ben
Su4enndlb. @iIperno neigten Ii4
bic Wipfe!!, fife unb ba 5tpit70,rte p:rs
i9lafen elm gcgel auf. neter Der
Mii6le am OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Bad lagtn
feline, i9leierglside Nebtl. Damn Fam
Elm narmer Son in bas fable 0ruu,
roiige S,le brsite!e ii4 i6:r boS S9al,
unb sulebt itabl ii9 burG) bic gegen
Often ~gebenoen, gsDffnttcn 5enIier ppn
Sntel !Sabrsdts &ranten5immer TO-
gar Elm golbener SLANG.
Opftor Sanbers, Der neben Sung
fer 8rigitte am &ranfentette iab. err
bob fiG letie unb pintte ibr, binau8
gu fpmmeI,. Die Nadt mai rubia p:rs
~laufen, iebt fflief Der &rante. Sc
%rettet," fagte Gamblers leiie unb Sri
gitte atbmste tief auf, als ipGre cine
2ait BON ibr geipi9en.
Sm @or3immer fab Hplonb ouf
einem tleincn Spfa ur0 P9ilipp bds
neben in einem 2ebnitubl. Bsioe pa>
rem eingeldlufen, ba baneben dles 70
Itiq blieb.
Sanbers pedte tie burd cine ianf!e
Bcriibrune.
n@eben Sic iebt binein gu Sbrem
Serrn," befabl er Y9ilipp. munb rufen
Sic mid iofort, lpenn er eufpaaen
iollte."
@olanb fab i'm aus i6laftruntenen
@u9en %fraseno an unb Sdnosrs nidte
ld9elnb.
nlleber ben drgItsn Berg Iinb mir"
iaste er, rer idlaft jebt rubis unb tisf,
p0lig fiebsrfrei. Was iebt nod gu
fiir6ten lit, lit nur cine pl0blid) elm
trstsnbe !Ser5iGpGds. Sd tperbe midi
nun nit Sbrer @%rlaubniB Elm ip,nig
niebsrlesen, benn brei 70 idlafIoie
RGhte ipiirt man immer9in Elm ipenig
- aber ib bIeibe bic nadFten Sage
nod bier, Tim auf ale Sdue ioiort sur
9anb 81 iein."
8rieitte blidte lparm gu linn aui
unb rei9te i6m bic Sanb.
~Dottor," faste iie. .luenn mir nirfs
lid iiber benz Berg iiao, 70 banten mir
bas in eriter ainie Sbnen! Slne SIRE
betipieloie Sorgfalt uno MuiopferunQ
lparen mir nidt 10 ipeit s%etommen. baa
1T meme innisIte ueberSeueung!"
rSogsn Sic bas nidt, Sunsfer
@risitte. 9as Bette, mas mir t0nnen.
1T nur: bic Watur unteritiiben. Sd
that niGts, als meme pfIidt ais Irat.'
vNetn, Sic Iino mebr ais Ir3t -
Sic finb Elm pabrer Menfdenfreunf
nnb elm braper, tii4tiser Menld
baou!"
l1eber bas blaiTe, msIandolifds Sc
Iidt bes Tor Der 3eit ergrautsn Wan'
nes 9litt elm beler S6ein. 9oitiQ
bsugte er 1ih nieber unb tiibts. efe il
IS binbern tonnte, 8rigittens Sanb.
sir bas Wort bante i'd Sbnen In
Hamen msiner Ginber. Sunsfer 8ris
5itte!!" mirmelte ct bepegt.
Rolanb fianb baneben unb aerrte an
feinem G1narrbart. Oils Sunbers nun
i'm 8ssriff itanb. fid az entfernen, trai
er baftig einen Shritt auf i'm gu uni
iaste. obne ibm bic 9anb gu reiaen
nit tiibler G0rmlidteit: nNu9 id
bante Sbnen, Oottor Sanbsrs, fiji,
bas, mas Sic an meinem Sntel tia.
ten."
Gs Hang 70 ssatrunsen, bab Sri.
sitte bas Slut in bic Wangen Idpf
uno Sanoers traurig BEN &opf ientts
Mit elmer itummen Gerbeusuna emit
fernte er iih. Rolanb bate ibm MIDI
bic 9anb gerei4t.
sd bate ME eebadt, Golanb, bal
Ou 70 Iiebfos banfen f6nntsit fir Il
feIteas Site" !ti:h 8rtaitt. na4 Ssr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1908-09-11

"a9 bieIen Bitten mar es 90.
~ lanba enbli6 gelun9en, bic
o. 3uiimmung Der 9rdfin 81
eincm Na9mittagsbeIu6 bel
WaIershergs gu erbalten.
Rita bate idon INNER bacon ees
fprpden unb besriff ni6t, ipes9aIb ibre
neue 5reunbin benn nidt einmal alein
auf einen 9emiitbli9en BlauI1 gu ibr
tommen ipolte, ~befontcrs isBt, ba Ros
lamb bod rlr Wben0s auf einen
Sprung in Rinaenbof porfpra4.
SD finbe, Rita WalcrSberg lit teir
llmgang fir Did" b%ebauptete Die
@rGfin bartnGdig. .Weoer bic Sas
ronstrone, mod bas fcubale GNIob
ooer i6re ongefirnibtsn Wani:ren
beden bic ebsmali9e Gtanteuie al. Sic
bat fetnen S9immer BON ariitotratis
idem GefiiDl."
Die &urina, pelde eben bdmit Re:
iddftist mar, einige Spilstten Der
8rGfin fir cine turSe Gsiie no1 Wicn
3uiammen5uitelIcn. laGts laut auf
Yolonoa ober Iagte:
nSu tparit bod audi friiber nidt
bon @bel, Mama, uno bcnimmIt Did
bo9 tabeups. 0u iollteft gcrabe rid!
10 e~rtluiip 1ein!"
r9os psrIteDit Su nidt, Sinh. Sc
bdnoelt ii6 gar ni6t I'm Weuberliftsis
ten. DAT iG ba niGt e~rtlu7ip bin, be-
ipeiit ippbl, pie eerne i6 Define Seiratb
nit Golanb Gttpsin fsbe, obno6l er
Elm 8iiraerli1er 1T. Mber i1 lsae
8ertb auf pornebmes 5iibIen, @nItano
uno innsre @cdtIWaffenbsit, unO ba
trdle i9 Der WallerSbsra nid)t bel 5u."
.Woma."
Sab MIR. SD femme mid ous in
berIci Din9en, bas tannlt 0u mir
glauben -"
Bieber lad)te bic &urind bot6laut
Dor Ii@ bin. Die Grdf;n wanbte iid
Grgerli6 an iie:
.YiIt Du benin nod ni6t fertig nit
ben &leibern bisr9 Sd bleibe ia MIR
bret bis bier Gage fort unb brau9e
teine erobcn 2oiletten: einen Srots
teur, bic enslii9e 9eiudstoilette unb
bD6itens nod cine Sbeatertoilette."
-Sa, ia, i'd sebe fdon."
Die aurina raffte einige Gleioer 3l'
iammen unb perI1panb nit einem
fdiefen Bid auf ibre Serrin.
nSie pirb man6mal eerabeau uners
trdelih!" murmelte bic 8rGfin nsrp5s,
ii6 nit benz SaI9entu6 iiber bic
Stirn fabrenp. lin i~ibri9ens wieber
auf bic @a(lerSberg gu tommen: mas
finbeit Su an ibr9 Sic 1T ia piel 81
alt fir Did,"
,glber 5ie plaubert 70 amiifant! limb
felt uniers @dite fort iinb. lit es bod
gum Gterben ~langpeilig auf Hin9en1
bof. RpIanb fpmmt tGglih nur aui
Elm babes Stiinb1en - fpas ioa man
benin anfanssn ben eanaen gag, ba Is
brei Weilen i'm llmfrets fem jungea
Mdbden sibt9" perfebte Yolanoa unt
badte i'm itiuen: .Was i2 ibrissns
gar nidt beoaure!"
.5m - pplteit Oh Dir nidt biei'
9ertu Minureli einlaben. Die Dir Il
gut ssfiel?"
sd fGrieb ibr ia sIeid AM nddRer
Gag, absr iis lebnte bod ob! sic tunr
ibre @eiangsitubien nidt untsrbred)sr
= cine IuSraoe natiirlih." Yplanoc
fdlane pIOBliA bic Mrme Tim ibr'
Wntter Inb psrlegte Iid) auf's Bitten.
.grlaubs ss bod nur einmal. ia
minta! msnn Gu mid fGpn hur1au!
nidt nad Nisn mitnsGm.a milf ="
.Gs esbt nidt. 3ltinss. bic5mal
So fa9rc t5dl nur in G,fhdFien him
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1908-09-11
g. q n n / tef

"a@ bielen Bitten lpar es 90.
~ lanba enbli6 gelungen, biz
S~ 3uitimmung Der @rdfin gu
einem MnhmittnnShefuh hRi
The daily Alaskan., 1908-12-12
AN OPEN CORRESPONDENCE

Mir. Kirmse's window offers an at. tractive and pleasant suggestion,
 On one side you can imagine HER sitting at desk, with all the pretty writing paraphernalia. desk pad with metal corners, envelope opener, seal, blotter, etc., all in native copper-sur- rounded by all the little femtL inc &C., cesssries that women prize so highly, and there on the other side, note the difference, 1t all looks manish, and surrounded by cigar holder and ash receiver, tobacco jar, aud even a cork screw, you can imagine HIM sitting there writing letters, and one's i'm agination can even take 8 greater flight Of fancy. for separating tho two sets are all kinds of little silver rattles, food pusners and spoons-and all those things suitable for a young person.
 While the stock of holiday goods being shown by Mir. Kirmse is con- plete in every detail, he has taken great care in putting in stock so varied that one can find something both beautiful and useful and at most reasonable prices.
 All purchases amounting 10 sl.OO entities you to chance on the Christ mas prize offering.
The daily Alaskan., 1908-12-12
JOIN THE PROCESSION OF XMAS
 SHOPPERS.

The pure glistening rays of the diamond has always facInated human iry There is no gift so appropriate as a gem of perfect ray. serene" and .l does not take fortune to secure something very beautiful
 Our stock of watches was never larger nor more attractive with the best movements that America makes.
 Now is the time to select your presents to send away. Our stock Is beautiful. appropriate, desirable/; com plete and within your means. If you wish to be careful and economical in your purchases and at the same time select from a we'll chosen line of Hol' day goods. We want you to come and see how little 1t will take to SC cure saitaOle and appropriate gifts for those you wish to remember.
 With each Sl spent in purchases before Christmas will be given g ticket for the prizes.
The daily Alaskan., 1908-12-12
TO THE PUBLIC
couyer island

During the month of october the undersigned, for the purpose of mu. tual instruction and practice, organiz. ed what is known as Reeds orches- tra. in conjunction with Miss Cos teuo, who has since left the town and been succeeded by Fred Rosen, berg. In order to obtain results, ne cessity demanded that we practice often and regularly and cOnfine our selves to our own little organization We are not holding ourselves aloof from other musicians through arro- gance or to disparage them nor do We attempt to maintain for ourselves any peculiar merit. But we are mu- tuany dependent upon each other for our respective progress While we will at all times gladly furnish our services for a reasonable compensa. ton to any who may desire them, it is not our purpose to in any way in. terfere with the affairs of other mu. siclans. There are not sufficient mu. siclans in Skagway to permit he chartermg of a union and the state. ment which has been circulated through the town to the effect that we are endeay9plng to organize a mu. siclan's unS66 is not only untrue but ridiculous
 DIR. A. ". REED.
 E. M. MINTYRE.
 r. J. ROSENBERG,
 OSCAR SELMER. '
The daily Alaskan., 1908-12-12
SMALL POX
 IN THE FLEET
(sy United Press.)

COLOMBO, Ceylon, Dec. l2.-The battleship Georgia arrived here this morning, day ahead of the fleet. She has several cases of small pox aboard and It was to bring them here for treatment that the Georgia ran ahead of the others of the fleet, The disease developed after leaving Man fla.
The daily Alaskan., 1908-12-12
TOWN TALK

 Captain Pope went down to Haincs this morning on the Hegg and thence to Wells Where he will inspect the bridge over the Chilcat at that place built by Bill Leslie for the Road com, mission. The bridge connects the two branches of the new road to Rainy Hollow, the one -on the north side of the river built by contract and the other direct by the com. mission
  Mir. and Mrs. Tony stanich will leave on the Humboldt for a visit to the south
 Miss Mildred Ward, who has been employed at the telephone ufrice, mas resigned dhu MISS flaH""o' i"" succeeds her.
 
 In the bowling contest among. the ladies for high average, Mrs. J. D. Sunebaugh leads with an average of 14O for eleven games.
  Jack Keller is laid up with a pain ful attack of lumbago.
  Nugget jewelry in endless variety chains, brooches, shirt waist sets and stick pins. rings, fObs, etc, at Kerns.
The daily Alaskan., 1908-12-12
near TabrI.

A circulating library places within the means of everybody, the best reading of the day. I have 500 vol umes of the latest copyright fiction and general reading. w. w. Bough- ton
The daily Alaskan., 1908-12-12
P. E. KERN, GOLD AND sILVERsmITH

All whiskies and wines served at lhe Pack Train Bar is purchased by Mir Grim direct from the otstillers and win -rles. b
The daily Alaskan., 1908-12-12
FOUNDERS IN
 THE BLACK SEA

ODESSA, Dec. l2.-The entire crew and fifty passengers were lost this morning by the toundering of a big Turkish steamer, plying the Black sea between Constantlnople and Sebasto. pol, in the midst of a terrific storm.
The daily Alaskan., 1908-12-12
DR A. w. REED. E. M. MINTYRE. F. J. ROSENBERG, OSCAR SELAER.

Yes, we have the proper sizes of calling cards in the crash finish bris. tol. The proper type, too. The Daily Alaskan Job Dept.
The daily Alaskan., 1908-12-12
BRING YOUR OWN JUG.

Mount Vernon Rye and Belmont Bourbon direct from bond at whole. sale price by the gallon. The Mas cot, phone e. Delivery free.
The daily Alaskan., 1908-12-12

If you have something you don't need. why not advertise 1t for sale OF exchange in The Alaskan?
The daily Alaskan., 1908-12-12

have 500 volumes of copyright novels and general reading-the last and best-in my circulating li- brary. w. W. Boughton.
The daily Alaskan., 1908-12-12
ABE RUFF
 NUT SENTENCED
Csy United Press.)

SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. l2,-A; the request of counsel for the defense the sentencing Of Abe Ruef was postpon- ed until next Saturday. The lawyers are preparing a number of motions,
The daily Alaskan., 1908-12-12
BATTLES WITH
 PERSIAN REBELS
tBy United Press.)

ODESSA, Dec. l2.-In a battle with royalists this morning a hundred reb- els were killed in a Persian uprising near Tabrl2.
The daily Alaskan., 1908-12-12

LOST-Gold "Alaska" ring, initials engraved inside band. Finder return 10 this office. Reward. 4t
The daily Alaskan., 1908-12-12
HEADACHES AND NEURALGIA
 FROM COLD.

LAXATIVE PROMO Quinine, the world wide Cold and Grip remedy re- moves cause, Call for full name. Look for signature E. w. GROVE, 25c w.
The daily Alaskan., 1908-12-12

See those Arctic fox furs in Draper & Co.'S display window.
The daily Alaskan., 1908-12-12

The best of Ladies' and Gents watches at Kern's, in all the leading sizes.
The daily Alaskan., 1908-12-12

Beautiful creamers and sugars make an attractive gift. Kern.
The daily Alaskan., 1908-12-12

LoST-A watch, gold, open face. Finder return to this office. Reward.
The daily Alaskan., 1908-12-12

After reading a DOCK you are through with it. Why not avail your self of the advantage of a circulating library? Book shelves full of the best reading. w. w. Boughton.
The daily Alaskan., 1908-12-12

Twenty-six whales in a week is the record of a whaling station on Van' couver island.