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The San Francisco call., 1908-05-10

Surgeon and Mrs. Aus DR.. and Mrs Fox
TIN Or. and Mrs. Mccoy
Mist Ausun Dr. and Mrs. King
Dr ana 9lrs roster Dr. and Mrs. Trotter
DR.. and Ms Simpson Or. and Mrs Ebert
DR.. and Mrs. Ebrght Miss Boone
Mrs. Boone Dr. and Mrs Re1ena.
Mrs. Campbell burger
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Z. Mrs. Hurley
Wood Mrs J. Warner
Miss Violet Mckee DR.. Parkinson
Miss Barring
a group or very young eastern boys
and girls who have been following the
feet up the coast are now in town. but
will scatter in a day or two for their
own homes They are being entertained
while here by Mrs. Elizabeth Vaughan
and Miss Heleh Thomas, who have ar
ranged several short trips to amuse
the newcomers. When the fleet goes
Miss Vaughan will return 10 her. Los
Gatos home, taking Miss Thomas with
her for long visit Among the east
ern visitors are:
Miss lydia Thomas George Butler
Miss Clare Thomas Henry Butler
Miss EliDof Butler John lie Master
Miss Garrett Walter Thomas
Mrs +. J. Butler Harvey Thomas
Mrs. Wellington c. Burnett was a
recent luncheon hostess. entertaining
several OF the daughters Of the veterans
OF the Mexican war on Wednesday to
watch the feet come in.
Dinner hosts at the Fairmont last
night were Mr. and Mrs Clinton Wor-
den and DR.. and Mrs WinsIow Ander-
son.
The San Francisco call., 1908-05-10

Hanson. A. Haas, E. L. Hoag, z. s. Her
man, F. L. Hansen, Alvin Heyman,
Frank H Harris. NJ A. Harris. Oscar
Heyman, L. ]. Holton, A. j. Hechtman,
j. o. Harron. Morris Hertzstein, John
Hillman & Sons, A B. Hammond, c.. f.
Horner, C. H. Hawkins (three cars).
l. Guernendez, H. G. Johansen, A. p.
Jacobs, Supervisor Jennings. Louis Jen-
sen, w. M. Klinger (two cars), DR..
Alex keenan,, NJ. S. Koshland. Cuyler
Lee, j.. w. Leavitt & Co. (three cars),
Oscar Luning, H. T. Lally. William III.
Langdon, Nels Larson, L. r. Larzelere,
L. p Lowe, Charles Lindsey. F. G. MI
ner, w. L. Matlock, c. II. Morrell, Nor
ris Meyerfeld. Charles Matthews, c. G.
Moore (two cars), H. C. Moffatt, John
B. Metcalf, George p Moore, w. B.
Morris, j. A. Marsh. C. A. Malm. Charles
Mitchell, w. H. Noise, DR.. Mardis. L. III.
McRoskey, ]. w. Mcdonald. I. NJ Nc
Kenzie, G. G.. MCGOWAN. Mrs. ]. Moo
nan. Frank Nelson. Ferd. Nelson, Will
liam Nelson, Captain ]. s. Oyster. III. M.
Owens w. E. Palmer, F. w. Peaslee.
James d. Phelan, DR.. Clyde Payne, DR..
Redmond Payne. Henry Payot, Joseph
B. Ruegg. Julius w Raphael. John F.
Revalk, F. o. Renstrom (three cars),
Captain F. A Stafford. o. Scribner.
Louis Sloss, R. c. Slade. Leon Sloss,
John H. Schultz, Hadwen Swain, Syl-
vain Schnaittacher, Morris Schweitzer.
George Steirlen. J. C. Sneed, II. HI.
Schinn, R. Mason Smith, Louis T. Sam
uels, George Sillerson, George Sulsberg,
DIR. j. M. Shotwell. John TAFT, w. d.
Townley E. H. Tryon. Hon. E. r. Tay-
lor, f. Tillman Jr.. G. G. Unsworth.
Adolf Uhl, G. F. Volkmann. E. w.
Waterhouse. S. w. Waterhouse, Ches-
ter N Weaver (two cars). S. III. Wood
ruff, A. p. Welch Winton motor car
riage company w. w Wymore. H. c.
Warwick, W. w. Williams. Raphael
WE'LL, C. N. Wolf, Otto Zeise.
The San Francisco call., 1908-05-10
BRENNAN RELEASED

NEW YORK, May Edward Bren-
nan, lawyer of Butte. Mont. who was
arrested Thursday on a charge OF at
tempting to extort $4,000 from f..
Augustus Heinze in connection with
the matter of the Aetna bank and trust
company of Butte, waived examination
in police court today. gave bail and
was released. 1t Is expected that Bren-
mans father, who Is on his way from
Indianapolis, will arrive today, pre-
pared to assist his son.
The San Francisco call., 1908-05-10
sERvIcEs FoR sAILoRs

Religious services. at which Gov
ernor Gillett and Mayor Taylor are ex-
pected TO attend. viii be held this
afternoon and evening in the oficial
naval pavilion IN Market street near
Eighth. The pavilion VIII seat abou.
5000, and an attractive program has
been arranged. IN addition to several
soloists who haze been engaged for
The event DIR. william RAIDER, pastor
u Calvary church, viii be among the
fpeakers.
The San Francisco call., 1908-05-10
Society HOStesSes Plan New Treats for
Naval Men and Visiting Friends
Many Informal Luncheons Are Given at Fairmont,
and Officers Entertain Guests on Warships
By Kathleen Thompson

concert to be given to the men of the
fleet Tuesday evening. The concert
will be under the direction OF Mrs. NJ
H. Greenway. Among the singers will
be Rayner w. Kelsey. ]. NJ Robinson,
choir master of the First Methodist
church of Oakland; Miss Elsie Arden
and Mrs. Fanny Fielder, violinist The
main deck of the ConQueror will ac-
commodate 500 persons. Admission
Will be free.
The San Francisco call., 1908-05-10
CLOSE PRIVATE SCHOOL

KIELCE. Russian Poland, May s.
On account of the recent assassination
of NJ. Afanascieff. superintendent Of
schools of Kielce, the governor general
has closed all the private Polish schools
In this province
The San Francisco call., 1908-05-10
..al.r.nrel. srr. aanan

kwangeip is the Japanese for wei
come, and this is the title Of an In
teresting article appearing in the May
number OF Sunset. just out, written BY
Snozo koike, the consul general of
Japan in San Francisco.
The San Francisco call., 1908-05-10
Tahoe season Opens May 10

Weather delightful: excellent fishing.
Through standard sleeping car service
via Southern Pacific to Truckee. See
II Powell street. Market street ferry
depot, Thirteenth and Franklin streets,
Oakland.
The San Francisco call., 1908-05-10
FATHER GLEEsoN HONOR GUEST

Rev. Father Gleeson. chaplain Of the
fleet, will be the guest of honor at a
reception to be rendered him Tuesday
evening by California council No. $50.
knights OF Columbus, at the orders
headquarters, 2425 Pine street. Tho at
fair is, to be in the nature Of Jinks
and an elaborate program has been
arranged. Invitations TO join in the
festivities have been extended to all
knights Of Columbus. particularly the
visiting brothers.
The San Francisco call., 1908-05-10
SALVATION ARMY PLANS coNcERr

The battleship Conqueror, a large
auditorium in East street built by the
salvation Army in imitation OF a war
vessel is to be the scene Of q ballad
The San Francisco call., 1908-05-10

New York paid last year s21, 1000. 900
in interest and will pay this year $24.-
100000, about the same as the federal
government
The San Francisco call., 1908-05-10

new theory by the British Medical
Journal is that persons resembling each
other suffer from the same diseases.
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1908-04-25
NEWSPAPER STORIES "

In his recent address before
the students of Harvard on "Op-
portunities of Journalism" Nor
man Hapgood. editor Of Collier
Weekly, laid stress on the impor-
tance of a reporters training Us
a school in accuracy. and in abb
lity to grasp both sides Of a ques-
tion. and all the facts relating to
a given subject.
The public often habitually,
underestimate the efforts made
by newspaper reporters to secure
accurate information. and pre-
sent It accurately.
In O majority of cases inaccu-
rate statements appearing iu
newspapers are due as much 60
persons who carelessly give re-
porters misleading or inaccurate
information as 10 the reporters
themselves. Accuracy IS the
first quality demanded by O reru-
table newspaper Of It's reporter
Absolute accuracy in every
item of the thousands appearing
in q single issue of O newspaper
may not be possible in the rush
Of daily journalism; but it would
be nearer accomplishment Il the
public held q somewhat higher
and more just estimate of the
serious purpose Of newspaper
men 10 secure accurate informa-
tion, and showed greater exact
ness when called upon 10 furnish
information on news matter t0
the press. Boston Globe.
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1908-04-25
AN UNFAIR METHOD

Another apparent unfairness
is shown toward Baker City by
the method of routing passen-
gers from Portland to Burns,
says the Baker City Herald. 1t
is claimed that in order to Sc
cure as much money as possible
out of the passengers, the road
sends them to Burns by way of
Ontario and Vale instead Of via
Baker and Austin. But the rail-
road would probably lose three
dollars by sending passengers
through Baker City so the pat
ron has to pay out more money
spend more time and suffer great
inconvenience of travel.
Those who are familiar with con-
ditions state the trip to Burns
can be made much quicker from
Baker City, the distance to be
travelled by stage is much less
and the inconvenience are not
so great as when going by Ont
ario. Almost II hours is saved
in the trip to Burns by way Of
Baker City and the traveller is
given more time to rest between
stages of the journey But the
passenger or his comfort is not
taken into consideration.
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1908-04-25
INDUSTRIAL NOTES
lPortland c0rrespondenceI

portland correspondence
The splendid rain all over Ore
gon caused q light vote TO be
cast at the primaries. but 10 pa.
thousands of dollars into the
pockets Of the producers in fact
il was worth millions 10 the peo-
pie of the state.
On the fifteenth Of this month
the corner stone Of the new
Young Women's Christian Asso-
citation Building here was laid
with appropriate ceremony. The
new structure includes the most
modern features in the way OF
natatorium, gymnasium, lunch
rooms, etc.
A series Of meetings under the
auspices Of the commercial bod
les at The Dalles. Pendleton. Ia
Grande, Elgin, Union, Cove, BaE-
er City, and Sumpter will be held
this week for the discussion of
advertising and development
work in its various phases.
Thousands of copies Of the
capital prize article written by
Rev. John Roach Suaton, Of
Baltimore, will be circulated
throughout the United States,
Canada, Mexico, and Europe.
This $1,000 prize contest of the
Portland Commercial Club is
generally conceded 10 be one Of
the most successful advertising
projects ever attempted.
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1908-04-25
CITATION

Doc tse Count, Court oi the State a. Ou
eou forth. County oi Iiatucy
Ir ta. Natter OF the Estate OF
Josiah %, Nu.kpy deccasoii
I.-- llu.kcy one of the u-
and H.i-s ottutdccsased ln thguJmo
ot tHe >.ite 20 Oregon. You are hereby
cit1l lal required Co appear iu tbg
y,au., yvui. yl ii.- sat, 90 Nr,Faa,
.5r tbe County oi HatUcy 90 th, Couit
ulm, st Burns, Oregon. on Monday.
the lst fay 20 june 1905, at 10 o'clock
S. N. then aud there 90 show cause
why the real property oi said Estate,
yiEs 81. o' NEi4 aul SEA oi NE4
g f-ts. o., aaI >Wti Of SCI, OF Sec -
T.1l~.. Is 50E.W VI. also the un.
divided uutcres. 90 said Estate iu tha
following Mining claims: Monogram.
Golden Age, Quaru0ufg and White
Elephant. 0u Pueblo Mountain, lliruey
County Oregon should not bc ordered
sold o.. iu tas petition oi the Admins.
TRAITOR ai aid E.atg, on fle herein ass.
.l .au
W.tag.s, tue Hon. u. j.. Rector Judge
.oi sa,i County Court. with the seal 1.
a.I Dour, adlx 81 thi- 10th day Of Apu.
lYU..
.-al..
Attest. sam NeuersHlaI. C.gfk
Hy I.u. Can'ae.4. Deputy
Ias citation b. pl8i.a.I iu The Time.
Herald, a Burns, ore. iH pursuance ..
900 .ul.r .l sa.I Judge. dolly uaIa 5ld
rB,ar.
Date o. a-f publication 3. Apt. .5 lal'
Date u. .s.. publication . Nav gl .lH..
uat.g. ia. usIg. d. AgH. ~. lHu,
N.ri... . Rem ODD. J.I. Rector
af.r.... t.sug J.l.g.
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1908-04-25

Manzau Remedy comes ready
to use. in a collapsible tube, with
nozzle. One application sooths
and heals. reduces inflammation
and relieves soreness and itching
Price soc. Sold 10y The Welcome
Pharmacy Burns. Oregon. Fred
Haines. Harney, Oregon.
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1908-04-25
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The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1908-04-25
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.


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The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1908-04-25

Paul Blume and Paul Finke are
down from their mountain homes.
Dr. w c. Brown, Dentist. Olic
la the new stone building north Of
the Pest Office,
Adam George has found it nee
essary, on account of his increas-
ing land business, to open an
Of ce in this city. His real es-
tate Office adjoins the Harney
County National Bank.
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1908-04-25
CALL FOR COUNTY WARRANTS.

Notice is hereby given that
there are funds in the county
treasury for the redemption Of
all warrants drawn on all funds.
Interest on the same will cease
from this date.
April A, 1908.
j. M. DALTON,
Treasurer of Harney County.
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1908-04-25

80 Days Trial S1.OO is the Of
fer on Pineules. Relieves Back
ache. Weak Back. Lame Bacs
Rheumatic pains. Best on sale
for Kidneys. Bladder and Blood.
Good for Young and old. Salts
faction guaranteed or money re
funded. Sold by The Welcome
Pharmacy. Burns. Oregon. Fred
Haines, Harney. Oregon.
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1908-04-25

Meetings. Of the Council every Second taa
fJarb Wednesday
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1908-04-25

WANTED to borrow $1,000 on
first class security. Inquire at
this office.
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1908-04-25

County Court meets The frst wcduesiag lu
January. March, May July, september and
NuyuoutG
uaHyry. r t..a .tvr,.r.
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1908-04-25

W - N It'd,
A representative IN this county by
O large real estate corporation. Spec
ial inducements 20 those who wish to
become financially interested.
The Real Estate Security Co.
fsrl Dearborn Building CHICAGO. iiL.
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1908-04-25

Job r-iuiiug-The Times Herald
The daily Alaskan., 1908-04-04
MANY MUSHERS
 ON THE TRAIL

People coming out these days report a considerable number of mushers ou the trSu, many headed for distant points, such aS DSwson, Fairbanks and ibe EoyuEuk. The wh.sehorse Star o' Friday, says;
 Not less than 90 men started from here oD :oOs for DAwsOu Tuesday morn ing, Is oi them having arrived Ou the train the previous evening and tSs others having been eonSreGatiuG for three or four days, most of them having arrived co the train Saturday evening Art others having walked from SkSE, way"
 Many who have arrived up on late boats arc going over the hill is svarch oi work ou ,he White Pass spur and other Improvements,
The daily Alaskan., 1908-04-04

Dr. BrawGrd named Messrs Shea, Tanner and Snyder. These retired and in few minutes returned with a type written platform which Mir. Shea read. Thl, was adopted without debate.
 pr, Brawand then cGnSd for nomI- zAtious for eOuncilmsu.
 Mir Tanner oamed Chris Shea, Her man Grimm named H D Clark, Phil Snyder named Herman Grimm, Mir Nye uamea Phil Snyder, Mr Shea nSu cd " J Bledsos, H D Clark amcd pr A. " Reed and Hr Tanner named Charles Nye, and then Mr Shea named Mir Tan per. Mir Tanner declined pa.is!yely, and, there being but seven nominees, and tha, being the reauisite num- Der, motion to close the nominations carried and those named were chosen by exclamation.
 Chairman Brswaud then called for nominations for Clerk to the school board, aud Phil Snyder made a little speech placing the name of Mr, Stlue. baueh ln nomination.
 Mir Shea said that inssnuch as 1t was fitting that some one with a family be st the head of the schools he would move that the nominations close and this was carried with applause,
 Kramer expressed the belief tsst
The daily Alaskan., 1908-04-04

Chris Shea, proprietor of the Pack Train .slOOr, called sO order tho SO called Taxpayers, convention last nigh, st Firemeu's ball. There was not quite so many present as at the convention few nishts previous, but Q fair representation. Mir sheN, in a iew remarks, said that the call had been Issued to taxpayers to assemble and to form party and put ticket in the held In opposition to the ticket Of the citlEen's party, and then to leave it to the voters to say whether It was to to be a railroad party or a sSxpayers' party that should Dc elected. Ho then moved that . chairman be chosen for the convention,
 Dr. srawsnd, chairman of the late L,Sor party central committee, was chosen to rll tho place,
 Mr. Shea was elected secretary.
 Mir, Shea moved that committee be appointed on platform.
The daily Alaskan., 1908-04-04

loupged into the Board of Trsds Sod, there being nobody engaged n ths time on the grsa, aod famous English pool tables, the goat quietly eat on the pockets. This II straight goods. The goat 1, now excluded from tho privilege o' the plsee where lately be wss lIks Ous the family.
The daily Alaskan., 1908-04-04
AN ELEVEN O'CLOCK TOAST
HERES 10 THE V0ER TNTs REGISTERED NONE OTHER NEED NPl

taxation, and that oot content with conducting tho municipality by sn- plOyees who mainly represent interc', that have chosen to mOnpOliEc, the best benefits of tho municipal government while casting tbS burden of deirnyIuE the expensss upon those whom they would exclude from public affairs, have added only to their own gang such nomirees as they have been able to con- trol and make subssrvleat to their own special interest Therefore, be i' re- solved by this s''enbly, tnamSly tho Ta1payerN
 That not e slnsle porsou on the gagged and eollarsd ticket could by any chance receive q nomination or election At the hands of the Iude- pendent citizens of SkaEway.
 That we desire 6 city government that will bend its beS, srOru to pro- vide water, light and all other public utilities under straight municipal eoa- trol and fec from the ropes that have heretofore tied us 10 corporation.
 That we desire s government Of the people, for the people and by the people, whOse representatives act from the desire of the residents of skaEway ,nd not from ofices located miles away.
 That We want fair and equal tax
The daily Alaskan., 1908-04-04
THE LAST CALL

The registry book will be open at Brltrs druS ssors tonight until ELEVEN O'CLOCK. It will TEEN CLOSE. IT you have enough iutsres, iD AEairs to desire so vote Is behOovsu you to put your nlme down BEFORE ELEVEN O'CLOCK.
The daily Alaskan., 1908-04-04
TO VOTE, W0REH MUST REGISTER.

certainly want fair play. Furlher:-ws do not believe, ,ln force . ing the taxpayer, to psy $500 per meeting, for each member of the council. SC introduced before Ihs out going council, by ous of she nominees on ihs citirsrI ticket
 Chris C. Shea,
 J. M. Tanner,
 P. ". Snyder,
 Committee.
The daily Alaskan., 1908-04-04
BESTS
 HACKENSCHMIDT
tsy Emitted prs...l

Chicago, April I.--HscksnscbmIdt, champioa Or the world, after wrestling for two hours without a fall quit the contest nerc last night with Goteh and gives him the houors. The latter. with Us great dsfouse worried the Russian lion all the evening.
The daily Alaskan., 1908-04-04
CITIZENS TIGEET

HOWARD ASHLEY, Master Me chanic W, P. &Y.
 E.J. SHAW, Agslt SIOorss Whsri company.
 Dr. L. S. KELLER, Dentist JAMES KETTLES, Plumber and Hardware Man.
 H. F. TAYLOR, Alaska Transfer Co. NJ. A. MCLEAN, Blacksmith and Wagon Builder.
 CHARLES MARTIN, Section Fore. man W. P. & Y.
 CLERK OF THE SCHOOL BOARD Dr. FRANKLIN c. NORMAN PhI ,ciso and Surgeon.
The daily Alaskan., 1908-04-04
LAST NIGHTS CONVENTION
CHRIS SHA GAlS \ NEW PARTY INTO BEING WHICH N0RAGTES FULL
 TICKET IN OPPOSITION 10 GITlEHHSS TICKET

a central committee of this party should be named. After e little pause Her man Grimm, proprietor of the Seattle saloon, moved tha, central committee De appointed and Mir Shea, of the Pack Train, seconded. It was carried. Dr. BraWand said be would require little time. A motion was made to adjourn, Mir Shea said he saw a number of ,ho the other party present and ho woull like very much to hear SOmo remarks fsum them. There being DO response and tho business having been completed tho motion to adjourn carried. Follow ing is the platform adopted;
 PLATFoRN
 The TaEpayers' party In nominating meeting assembled. views with alarm the spirit of opposition and combination manifested by tho influences, that have from the beginning made the citizens owning but uncomfortable property ID tho town bear the heaviest burdens oi
The daily Alaskan., 1908-04-04
WANT AID OF
 .THEG0VERNMENT.
CBy United pr.,.1

Washington. April i.--The Alaska Central, snd the Valdez, Marshall Pass Railroad o)npanies were represented before the Committee on RaiIro d. of the house with s petition for govern ment aid to the extent of guaranteed ( per cent. bonds in the form of lien, on the property.
The daily Alaskan., 1908-04-04
WATSON BY THE
 POPULISTS
(By United PrssAl

St Louis, April 4-ThomAs Watson, of Georgia was today nominated for the preslaepcy by tse populist in national convention here. FuSien Is DO, eoun- teusneed.
The daily Alaskan., 1908-04-04
TOWN TALK
aasaaaaassaS aaasss . The Jefferson arrived al the . a dock at 4:SO Q eaNeeeeea aNe@@aaaas
 Dr. E c. Norman is at BaInes today.

~ " V " VI V w wv " " Dr, E, c, Norman iS at Haines today, Dr. NArrett is in the city today,
 .s's' NJ Reid, of the Y, NJ, c. A, at For, Seward, is In the city today,
 
 H.D. Rlrmss wen, down on the HegC to Haiusu tbis morning Ou a bp'inss' trip
 Dr. L. s Keller. who has been at whltehOIss for some days, vIll return to sksswAy on Monday evenings train, Mrs. P. Murry, slSser ot Eddy Barry, came over from whltsSOrse wsdne'- day and is stopping with Mrs, A. w. Reed.
 The ssesmsr Humboldt lsfs Seattle las. night at g o'clock. The fASIse coas, steam schooner Delhi, left on the Pod lss, for this port with trsighG
The daily Alaskan., 1908-04-04
NOTICE

On and alter April 10th, our market will close st | D m., until further no- tice.
 FREY-BRUHN co.
The daily Alaskan., 1908-04-04
AM ALASKAN
 SUICIDES

Seattle, April ~. A. Lesnss, a baker, recently returned from Alaska, .hO, himself at the National hotel here this morning in St of despOudency.
The daily Alaskan., 1908-04-04
ABE ATTELL
 EDDIE KELLY
Isy United srssal

Seattle, April 4-Abe Attsll has signed for twenty round SO with Eddie Kelly April %,
The daily Alaskan., 1908-04-04
HERE ARE THE TWO TICKETS
TLIPlTERs' TICKET

lhkPhIEhj llGhel CHRIS SHEA, Saloon Keopor. HD CLARK, Gardener. HERMAN GRIMM, Saloon Keeper. PHIL SNYDER Real E,tsse Man. BLEDsoE Groesrymsn. DIR W A REED, Dentist CLERK OF THE SCHOOL BOARD MRS J D STEtNBAUGH.
 Fresh Meat Tbo Prys-Bruhn Co. keep all kind of fresh meat constantly on hand.
The daily Alaskan., 1908-04-04
GOAT EATS
 PDOL POCKETS

Zero is sll kinds of material for . new line Of limericks, The goat, sitkA, went up the alley Thursdsy night, alton, which will impose on those tbat own much, proportIonste burden to those that own little.
 That we desire an economical sd- miniItrstion upon plain business basis, and strictly for the good of the town as whole, regArdlsSs of special Interest.
 That VIC desire the prosperity Of all our citizens aud corporations but we