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The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1908-03-17
4rRiP 4RouND THE woRLDa~


AIOntevaIlo.
MontevnIIo. March 16.-(speeiall-
The ladies OF the Home Mission Soci-
ETY. Of the Methodist Church have is
sued invitations to a "Trip Around the
World" for next wednesday evening,
Japan will be represented by the
honn.. OF Mrs. q. A. Durleigh. Italy will
be found at Mrs. w. p McConaughy,
the North Pole has at last been, dis
covered. at the residence of Mrs. Joe
Davies. and Mrs. D. L. Wilkinson's
home represents the u. S, A.
An important meeting of the u. ID.
c.. was held Monday afternoon at the
residence of Mrs. E. 5. Lyman. Abaut
all the members were present and the
chapter is now in good running or
der.
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industry which IL seeking location
In Selma What kind Of an indus
try It IL has not been made public but
Secretary Slater 10 very anxious to
bring It to sslnaa.
Cement Contract Lee.
The contract for the cement which
will be used In the Federal building
here has been let and three or four
car loads OF cement In expected to
reach the city tomorrow. On the frst
test Of the cement the product manu-
ksctured at Deuopolis fell three or four
per cent beneath the quality which the
government wanted TO use. But CO.
nsent Is 30 hard TO get that It has been
decided to use the Demopolis cement
for the foundation of the building.
Az soon as the cement reaches here
from Demopolis 1t will be laid for the
fpundation and after 1t has dried out
the work of laying brick win bs start
hed. All of the brick and other material
to begin work upon the building has
been placed upon the lot at the corner
or Alabama and Lauderdale Streets and
| as soon as the Foundation has been
completed this work of building Will
| be started.
Received slight Inj.ries.
While Mr.. r. N. Smoke and his mo-
| Their. of Tyler. were coming TO Selma
| this morning. the horse attached to the
| buggy they were In became frightened
1t something along side the road and
/ ran away. In the runaway both Mr. I.
/ smoke and his mother were thrown out
Of the vehicle. Both received q num-
Der of serious bruises and cuts but In
no way were injured seriously.
A Negro Found Dead.
4 An old negro man was found dead on
! the Wood place, three miles east 81
i the city and his death was reported Ia
4 Coroner Brislin. Mr.. Brislin went out
to the place and view the remains but
could md nothing suspicious about the
death of the old man. The old Negro
was found some distance away from
his home and 1t is supposed that while
returning to his home last night hs
suffered an attack Of heart disease
and fell dead. M
Tsig Insian Cenaing 10 state.
Great sachem r. z. L. Mel. of thu
, Improved Order of Red Men of Ala
banna, today received the following let
, ter from w. A. S. Bird. Great Incohone,
. Of the Order in the United States
The letter is as follows:
Il IL Sun, Worm Moon, q. s. d. AT.
Common Era. March II. 1904.
Mr.. r. e. L. Mel. Great Sachem. I'm
proved o. r. NJ. Selma. Ala.
MY Dear Great Chief and Brother
expect to visit the tribes. In the Hunt
, ing Grounds OF Birmingham on tn,
. sleep of the srd. and in Montgomer!
on the sleep of the 4th OF Plant Moon
! shall be pleased to meet you and you
other Great Chiefs on said occasions.
: with kindest regards. am,
,iAl Yours fraternally.
w. A. 8. Bird,
Great Ineohcnee.
SELMA COTTON MARKET.
seima. March is.--(speicai,)--Th prices
q Of spots quoted In the local cotton market
= today wete as follows;
Good mfddling-... So. .... go. s...1i hs
2 strict middiing -. ..... .11Ks
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ENsPEcTIoN Az GInARD.
military Company Makes a Fine APP

Columbus, Ca. March le.--(Special.)
The initial inspection of Alabama
troops Of the year took place in Girard
tonight when company L. End Ala
baFna regiment was inspected by Cap
tain Hane. of the Unites States army,
and Adtutant General Graves.
Fcrty-eight men were In line and the
Company made 3 good showing.
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Careful mothers know
there is a wonderful
difference in Children's
Shoes-in the Wear,
Looks, Comfort for
growing feet and in
their Proper Fitting.
Our stock of child
ren's shoes is the most
carefully selected and
largest in Montgomery
and our statesmen are
expert in fitting.
We refuse to sell an i'm
properly fitted Child's
Shoe.
Bring the children
tomorrow and let us
show you why.
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Nj. Smith Robbins has returned HON,
after short visit 20 friends In Meri
dian. N
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sELMA COTTON MARKEr,

SELMA COTTON MARKET.
Selma, March is.--(speicai,)--The prices
Of spots quoted In the local cotton market
today were as follows;
Good midding-... .... .... s...ihe
Strict middiinE 80. ~. ....s.11hc
Kidding ......ilo
strict low middling 49,. ..1oHo
Low middling 49,. ..1oho
Principal af Dallas Academy.
At recent meeting Of the Board OF
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Mr. Eugene Jones. formerly OF thi'
city. but now residing In Memphis
spent the week lend here with friends.
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Mr.. Ben Bibb. who IL now making his
homo in Meridian. Miss. spent yester-
day here with friends
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industry which IL seeking location
In Selma. What kind Of en- indus
try It IL has not been made public but
Secretary Slater ts very anxious to
bring II to SELMA.
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Ell. .PROFESORADO De SAN JUAN.

Las hlguiantsB ssfoEita8 pEofeB0ERB =
gefioFaG pTofeuorsB de instruction pfblica
han sido elejidos p0r la junts eBCoIaE de
eBts CiudAd, para degempenRr IaE sscuslaB
pGbIicas durRnta al pE6ximo eieEcicio.
PIincipaleg.-Antonio SRFriera Egcz'
cue, Jose BeeorEa ZayAB, Beatriz LaaBalIp,
GuilleEmina Gonsalsz, Maria de los An
gaIss Hernandez
Gr0duadoB dc ingleH, Acting principal.
Jesus M, QuifonoD, Fernando j. Rodil,
joaquin A. Meding, Luis Audino Fer
nAndez, VsleFiano Flores Robleg, j uan j
MaTgAEida, Maria Rodriguez Gonzalez,
Marisno Rodriguez O0peTo, Joaquin Mar
Einez Rou, Jacobs MatanzO, Jusna M.
IgleAiRb, Maria Victoria Cabrera, Adelai'
da Lopez, Felfcita Rivera, Rosa sanjuRn,
FraneiGca Julia, Maria LuisR Iofante,
Aurora Amadeo, Maria label FoRtofip,
Rosario Silva, Maria L. Gonzalez, Cruz
Bsnet3 CelipR SOEvi6, GavinR A. Lopez
Nos, Carmen Cache, Bslen Vega Morales
Eloisa Sierra, Adolaids RschRni, VictoEia
ma BlSno0 Morales, Maria 3, Machfn,
Gsrtrudis TsvREsz, OonBuelo Sirsgusa, Nj
9OlRgR r. do BOosrFR, Carmen 8. PaEadfp,
EBtsIa BEaschi, Carmen VillaFoD, Elisa
Rubi0 Leon, RAfaelR MGIsndez,
GraduadoB de EspanoI.-Antonio J.
Lumbsno, Vidal Velez, Rafael Belbsr
Gonzalez, Maria Segn6 de CoFdero, En-
cRfnRCi6n Martinez, Maria CampiIlo DO
Rsd6n, JoHefnR Morales, Rosario 4. de
Thimot63 ProvidenCia Roman, Dolores
DIVA Rsnd6n; Jacoba Gonzales, America
Deriaux, Josefa Viceng Min, MilRgroB Min
de Toro, Rafael Gonzalez IglsniRF, CAtah'
ma A. Castro, BeniIda Morales Cabrera,
Ana Vizearrondo, Fslipa ATmstrong, Gar
men Vera de Ortiz, JuanR LREregui de
VslIP.
Maonttou ruralsu -Maris Ortiz, Blaui
na Pi6n, Cruz Loub1ieI CustO, America
Aponte, LeOnor Rodriguez, Maria Luifa
Torres, Maria Rodriguez ViIaT, label
DuYec6, Antonio M. Olive, Josefs Sail
naV, Paula RoEa Rosario Bslbsr, RoEa T.
de MRimy, Antonio LIuvaEaB, Guadalupe
G. de Diego, JoHsfa Lozano dc GaEcia,
Arturo E. Raqu6, Francisco BRIsguer,
Maria R. Martinez, Jesus SRIgRdo Cor "a
lez, AdslinR CondP, Trina dc GinoPio.
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FREGUENTES TJRB0
nadas.
Ia 1hsInana aqua en- cnIoso.
VaTiaGi6n Ee Temperature ] Ia can't
dad De precipitation en- estaCiO-
nss detemlInades.
BoIatfn lamanal deI tianapo, !

BoIotfn usmanal del tempo, de Ia usmR,
M que termiu6 ell 27 de Junio:
81 tempo de IL lsmanR fu6 geneEslmen.
to favorable, con una precipitation compR.
ERtivamente bisn di8tEibufda nna tempe.
rRtuEa media RIgo mas bsja del pFomedio
de JUNO. DuTants los doB pTimeFoB dfaB
dc la uemana lsin6 un tempo npbladO =
lluvioEO, con fueEto8 tEonadag , rsCioB agua.
csEoB en todR lR mayor parte do 10 division
s., eI diR o. En- IR division O., an va
rius eataCioneB de Las diviHioneB e. y NJ,
OayerOn fusEtss aguRCsroI en- freCuantss
int6GvsIoH , el total De la precipitation fu6
muCho mayor del pEomsdiO para 10 sBia-
Ci6n. En- lR mayor pNEts de laB loCRlida-
dsB de las diviliones N , 8. Esin6 duFants
tiltimos de BsmanR, nm tempo de ClaF0 &
parciRlmente nublado, con EgsToB y Tspar.
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ACR0BACIA En- VEGA
Baia.
los ohleI0s del pueblo J el pan d
cada 1ia.
la imagen del CoEsz6R de Jesus.
(Ds eusstfO oOrrssoOnssD

Junio 3O.-HRco dfaa,ge anCuentEa en-
tra nosotrog la simpGtica BefioFa dofiB Ca
talina RdBalI6 do GoYbea. LG aCompafiAn
"a euposo gu abuslitS Ia reBretsble ma
tEona dt fis Antonia LandE6p.
GratR eBtanCis les dessamoB en- eBts PIN
tOEsICO pueblo. 49,. H.
-EstE hacienda Ian daIiCiRa del pdblico
Ia Comps fiia acFobEticR del BsfiOE Mongeg.
Tanto IaB MINIS que foTmRn 70 CompaffR
Cemo lon BefloraB Jonh Jack, Mini y Mon
gen, aon aplaudidoB CaluEosamente. .
La Minis Moug0B, de Beis amos do gdad,
bacs eieEcicion acknowledgements. al payE'
90 en- un gran equiIibEiGba y lR HafioFita
Monges NOS diyieEts gTandemonte con rus
grROioBaH HsguidiIlaH.
~. De aquf pasan 81 pueblo de BByRm6n.
x -ObrsRos de- este pueblo han COngtEuf'
do IN eBpaCioB0 edifcio para una panRde'
ria, Esto NOS LENA de BAtiRfaCci6p, puGs
el pan gus be consume aB caro- y de malR
eR'idad, y en- sl momanto que hRyR COM
pstsneis el pdblic0 tomRI6 ef ATtfculO me-
jOr.
-MuchoB tabaqusEos de esEa poblaci6n
han tEsslRdad0 Bu Fehidencia al pueblo de
BGyRm6n con el fin dc oCupaTge en- Ia f.
bFic& de t8bRcoB.
Les dsBsamon muchRB pEospaEidads8
So encuentEa sntEe noBotroB la apEe'
Ciada Nnolita RodEiguss aCompAfiAda de
una amigpita. So ho1psdan en- ls casa de
Iob exposes Perez Gonzales.
El domingo tuv0 efsCto una concurRida
procession de 10 imGgan del CoTaz6n dc Js'
aus. 81 padre Garcia CGda dfa gs va hR'
Oiendo mas RCrsedoE 4 Ia sAtimRCi6n del
pdbIiCo on general, puo1 81 bondadoso
@ rfcteT 10 hRce digno de laH mayoFes aim
patfas. @3 ILL
-ssgdn non informRD, degde sl mes pro
ximo una respectable DANA dar6 Glaze de
m6HiGa, tanto domicilio como en- "a CASA
particular,
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USADO CON EXTRAORDINARILY FRECUEACA POR
sI PrGsId0ntO dol Console EIUGutIV0 Dc
COBgT0SO
COBgT0SO.

ISL Ia experiencia de RlgunoB RfioB de
pTSCtica m6di0a puede tener algdn vail
miOnto, nadie 20 extraiiarG que en- ella
funde mis- aBsvsrscioneg cuando 20 trata de
emitir una opinion Bobre IN medieamento
que he uaado con extraordinaEiR frecuen'
ciR, Me rsfeEo & la Emulsion de Scott.
LR perfectR union de loB compromises, al
sgrRdable HRbor que deteEminR 10 bisn que
90 C0ngervA mientrRB ge estS empleando, y
snbFa TODD las impoTtantGs indicacioneB me.
dicAs cue llsnG, son "a mejor , mas BegurR
gaFRntfa.
Por esq TRz6D aun On las Onf0EmedadsH
81 pRTecer mas incuFsbleB como la tfsis, Ian
OaqWeGia0 las eBor6fuIGS Lac Gnemia8, el
raQWitiSmo Ia dsbitidad general, la falta de
deSarYOlIO on las mujeTeB = en- los nifioH y
otra larga UeEia que lorfR prolific snumeFRT,
80 We que esta BuntRncia opeFR verdadeEoB
milsgroB, y que loI enfeFmou que per de.
ciFlo anf, De hRllAbRn IaB puOrtRB de Va
muGEte, 90 trRnsfoF.nRn de pTonto adqui"
riendo fuerzas, FobuAtez, color, Ruimaci6D,
BAlud, On una pAlabEa, que acradita cadR
dfa Ia justiciR de Ia famR , del inmenao
cT6dito de que tan 1til preparation goza
en- todo al mundo"
P. DR.. Rafael del RnUe.
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Intorosa 4 los Professors do nasIea.

JESUS RENDON ALMIRA.-Tisno
constants exiatenciR de Ioa Uiguisnta1 inu'
tTumentos: FIautinOB, FIauta1, Tercarolau,
Oboel, RsquintoI, OlaEinetes, FagoteE,
Violinel, ViolonCallo8, Contrabajou, Man.
dolinRB BSnduFEia1, GuitaEra1, CoEnstinsg
Onovenes, TrOmbonOI, BaritOnos, Bombar,
dimes, HeliConeI, (bsjoI) Tri6nguloH, Pla'
tillOB, Redoblanto8 y BomboS. M6todoa
de 6olfeo = para t0da Clsgs Dc in1trumon'
toI. Accessories y m6aiOa sn general
San Juan, P, E. ApaEtado n6m. 216,-
Gale do Allen n6m, 81 = Sol n6m. Il.
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Consoles A LAS MADREs.- jarabe
calmante de la BeflOra WinslOW debe
usarse siempre que los nifios estan en- el
periodic de la detenci6n. PropOrciona ali
VIC Immediate al pequefo pRciente, produ-
ce un suefiO natural tranquilo, aliYia Ell
dolor el angelic despierta muy vivO y
alegre. Els muy agrad able al paIadar,
calma al niRio, ablanda sus dolores, hace
faciles la funcionen del estomagO y Tegula
los intestinOs. Els ell mejOr remedio como
cido para la diarrea va prOvenga esta de la
dentfci6n 8 de cualquiera Otra causa.
Tengase nucho cuidado en- pedir Ell "JaTa-
be Calmatne de la Sefiora WinslOW": es el
mejOr de todOs.
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tidon aguaceroa. Hubo frecuentss turbo
nRdag, locBlments SsvsEag, los dfas %, "a
= 27.
La temperature media on lR isla fuE
78. o., 60. baJo lR do ls Hsmana prece'
dents. La mas slta que hsn informado fu6
93o; Ia mas bajs, go. En- San Jaan, Ia
temperature media diaria promsdi6 10.
bRio lR normal.
El prOmediO de Ia precipitation fu6 81
puIgAdGU. La cRntidRd mayor tue IS
pulgadaB en- ColOso. La mayor pEscipitR4
Oi6n en- "a horas fu6 2.9O puJgRdaB, en-
Las Marfag, el dis 25, y 2.73 puIga5aV,
on Central Aguirrs, el die %.
LIS Higuients tsbls demueHtFR ls vaTia
oi6n de Temperature y la cantidAd de pre-
Cipitaci6n en- Gstaciones determinadaB
Temperature. Precipitation.
MaXIma. MlRIml. Media. S0mlDlI.
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REVOLUTION MUSIOAL.-solicits
nueatTo OatkIogO do mdaica para piano,
violin y piano, mRndolina = guitaFra que
contieno mes de mil dOsCiemtGs obrRn diBtin
tss, todaH & pEeciou nunca vist0B en- Puerto
Rico do 10 0emtavos Ell ejempyaT. El lujo
y lR correction de nusAtraB adicioneS, to-
daa litografadaB, no neceHita Esclamo.
Remita hoy migmo 50 diEscci6n para Ga
viarIa el Cat6lcgo. Century Music, Pub.
Comp. Allen altos, ApREtado 415. San
Juan Puerto Rico. 45 v. q,
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DOROTHY DAINTY RIBBON SETS
Yust receibed at ola VILLA DE MA
DRID". La Ultima novedad en- juegos de
ointas tinas para lazOs y bandas; las hay
Faldas y Abrigos de seda para Senoras,
asf como los mejores Casimires, Alpacas,
Camisetas lejGtimas Crepe etc; estos y
OtrOs muchOs arti3ulOs sc acaban de reeibir
en- la "VILL4A DE MADRID". VisitenOs
8 pfdanOs muestras y Ie atenderemOs
gustOsOs.
p. @. Box. 764. TelefOnO 278.
San FranOisoO 81. San Juan, p, r.
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EN- UNA BUENA CASA DE FA-
MILIA 20 aIquilRn habitacionsa para ma
tFimonioa Il hombreB solos. TFato exec
lante familiar. Bu0nG oomida, = pre-
clos TegulaEmente Ocon6miCOE. La CRBD
tiOns vista Ia bahia , oI muy ffescs.
DirigirHs TatuRn As. San Juan, 2. r
15v.G.
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ADVERTISEMENT.
Department Of tho Interior.
Bursau of Public Works.
SAD Jaen. 2, II, June % |

San joan, P. R. June % 1908.
Sealed pro- pO1aIu, for the furnishing Of
ell labor and material nsceEEaEy for the
installation Of plumbing in the Reform
school Of Porto Rico, GuRnaiibo Point,
near Mayagusz, will be received Rt thiu
office until 10 a. m. Of the 20th. day Of
July, 1908, and then publicly opened.
The estimated cost Of the work il
$3.573 80.
A certified Chsck for one hundred do
liars ($1OO.O0) payable to the Ordsr Of
the supt. OF Public Works must nOCOmps-
ny each bid aB gsERnty.
Plans, specification. blank forms and
sII available information will be fuFniRhed
on application to this offiCs.
The right TO EejeCt any or all bids ID
reserved.
26vG Supt. of Public Works.
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BANCO DE PUERTO RICO
Pag6 del, 29s dividsmdO aotivO

El jusveI 2 del Corrients q la 1 do Ia
tArde qusdaF6 alberto On la Ofcina del
Bsnco, TetuAn 8. 81 psgo del dividendo
active provisional de 80 8obrs 81 capital
rsalizado, correspondence 81 primer nem0a
tire del corFiente afo. San Jaan p. R.,
Julio e do 1908.-El Preaident0. H.
Pa'aiogWa. 3v.E
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ENTIRE los ccmpradoEes de TelojsG &
PLACES on 10 joYeria dc F. KshThAhn y Co
% EegSla un Fslej 'WalthRm" Hemanal'
ment8. La Ultima Bem0na obtuvO unO el
8sfior Enrique Villamil Manatf..
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A OOMPRAR MADERA.-La Com
p0at0 Industrial de SantoiT6B (san Juan
Box 657) tisne On OlasO dc primeEN q pre-
clos Bin COmpstenCiR, IN complete Eurtido
para construction de CaBag. MolduraB dc
todoB tamAfiOI. TablillaB para perBian8B.
DOp6sitoH. San Juan fE0nte Rl muella
ndmGro 2. SAnturCe Stop. "a. Tel6fonoB
426 1890. 1a.
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RestauTadnr Vital de Rinnrd

Restaura la vitalidad de los hombres. Ca
1anti2adO. PreciO $1-OO, orc. Siempre q la
Venta en- la Farmacia de FideI CUTLER
mety. Ha curadO Otros, 10 oQra aV Sc
EOliCitan pedidOs poF GOrreo,
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SOLARES En- SARTuRGE,

Sc venden RolRrsB con frOnts & la CRrFs.
t0Ta OontraI , otFos interioEos con cRllOB
afFmRdas.
Informant W. Bosch. T0aan ndmaro
3 altos u
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AL REOIBO De 50 onviamo8 q
VuoltR dc COrreO un reIoj Elgin garantiza'
do poE diez amos, y por $40 remitimoa Gno
maEOa WRlthRn. - f. KebrhGIS. San
Juan p. R. &.p
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2R Y q.

AVIsO.-DGssamog var poF ogtaa Of
Cinas RI senior Jos6 OtsEo Molsndez, Gene
Fal Confusion MaTChRnty y MAnufaOtuFor'n
Agent, parp notihcsFle un asunto que 70
intaRega. p
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EpecaHdad
cc eotos
The daily Alaskan., 1908-03-12
Tho Queen Bumblebec.

The length of life of a queen bum blebee is probably little more than a year at most. Here is one reason for this belief: She hatches among the late Droods of summer and soon after leaves the nest, leading a vagabOnd existence, night and day, among the autumn flowers. The winter she passes in an earth burrow dug by herself and unalded establishes a colony in the spring. These combined periods of fall and spring require the daily use of her frall wings in the field at least four months. Now, we know that the wings of the worker honeybee wear out in less than half that time; also that the old queens who take to the field after the nest breaks up in August ire Quently have tattered wings and soon disappear. Nature does not supply in- sects with new wing cells as 1t sup piles birds with new wing feathers. So the loss of the power of flight at this season of the year to the queen bumblebee means the loss Of life.
The daily Alaskan., 1908-03-12
PROSIT !!
'enedy

Here's a health to you, old fellow.
 Drink her down. Till you're comfortably mellow,
 Drink her down! Here's a tongue that's parched ant baking, And a hand that's hot and shaking, And morning head that's aching.
 Drink her down! Here's success to you. old chappie.
 Drink her down. Just get glorlously happy
 Drink her down. Here's your precious time all triled And your energies quite stiaed, And your brains of wisdom riasd!
 Drink her dUSn. We'll, here's happiness, old crony!
 Drink her down! Here's your best friends glanceS stony.
 Drink her down! When you get to seeing double, How your happiness will bubble! We'll, here's poverty and trouble!
 Drink her down.
 Chicago News.
The daily Alaskan., 1908-03-12
KATALLA HAS 4 MAIL PROBLEM T00.
Ala.kan,s spsOIal washinetOn OOEFosp0nd0nOo

which are of interest to Aleskaus, He interviews the land department at least once a week to see if some plan whereby the miners of Alaska will have less trouble in securing patents to their claims cannot be devised, and he is frequently called upon by MT, HItchock, the assistant postmaster GOn- eral for advice in regard 10 the mai routes, the establishment of new post offices, and the appointment Of p'st- masters therefor. Besides a.s Ms. ca.e has conference with the President every week on Alaskan matters. The President has expressed himself as be- ing strongly in favor of territorial gov ernment for Alaska, and there is some probability that the bill will become a law before tbe session is ended.
 SULZER A WORKER
 Congressman Sulzer, who has made 8 number of trips through Alaska, and who was largely responsible for the passage of the Alaska delegate bill, is also worker, He is known to the gang who hang around the press gal leries, as Spread Eagle Bill" but is we'll liked, not only by the men who hamm.r the typewriters, but also by the members Of both houses, Sulzer is an old hand at the political game, as it is played in Washington, and long ago realized that more is accomplished by quiet work than by making a spread in the record. Mir. Sulzer was married a couple of weeks ago, but this does not seem to have impaired bis usefulness. To fact, be worSs harder than ever.
 Governor HoggatC has returned to Washington Sioce bis marriage iu New York. Since the president is in favor Of territorial government for Alaska, it Is probable that he, the governor, will pot make a very strenuous fight against it this year
 J. J. UNDERWOOD.
The daily Alaskan., 1908-03-12
WHERE ID TAKE OFF OUR HATS
ctiyity is opening up.

The wireless, in it's hunting up of the fleet out of the mystery of the sea, where nothing on the horizon indicates it's presence: that enables US away up here iu Alaska to be made aware of the exact location of that fleet and it's moveme1ts-'s it not enough to make us uncover our head, out of our deep respect and wonder?
 Yesterday we had thls word, picked up at Pensacola, on the east coast Of the United States, a subtle signal that travelled over the ocean and over the mountains of the coast and across Mex ico and over the gulf Of Mexico to the eastern border of Florida, to say that "alrs we'll" with the fleet, Or-ii need be-,o say to the people of the United States, "We have made the impossible journey around the American continent have arrived at our present destination ahead of time and in just as good form as when we started, as resdy for fight or frollc-either oae-as when se started"
The daily Alaskan., 1908-03-12
THE WEATHER
INTERIOR AND LOCAL

Whl,ehorse, Mar. I2, 1908 Whitehorse-cloudy. D wind, 3 below. Atlin-Suowing, northwind, o. Ceuter-SnowinP, northwiud 9 below, Caribou-Clear, westwiud, above. Tagish - Showing, northwiDd, below.
 HoolaliDqua-Cloudy, calm, 20 below. Big Salmon lear, calm, 30 below, Yukon Crossiug-Clear, calm, 2S be low.
 Selkirk-Clear, calm, 30 below, Coffee Creek-cDear, wind 40 below, Stewart-Clear, wind, 2S below. Ogilyie-Clear, calm, 3S below. Dawson-Cle,r, calm, 37 below.
The daily Alaskan., 1908-03-12
SUFFERING AND SOCIALISM

Such stories as that brought by one returning Yukouer, of the fearful pov
 erty and suffering in the great cities, London and Bsrlin-aad almost equally in New York-will bear con- staut printing since they keep us in mind of how the other three-tourIhs live. Where these conditions obtain there Is something that needs correcting, and it is up to the economists to find the cure and apply it. These are the conditions that offer excuse for the socialist. Unless they are eliminated, socialism, with its alluring and false theory, is as certain as the incoming tide, and that miserable quarter of au hour of rehabilitation, referred to by Mr. Hughes a few days ago, will have to be suffered. Socialism means a loss of ireedom-more freedom is the remedy.