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Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1909-09-02

dog teams. He was to make his way
through EIIesmere land.
Dr. Cook lives In Brooklyn.
For years Cook has given attention
to arsic explorations. and IN isol-s he
was surgeon Of the Perry Arctic ex-
pedition and in 1899 surgeon Of the
Belgian Antarctic expedition.
He received numerous decorations
from the geological societies Of Eu-
rope for his research and writings in
the polar field.
The daily Alaskan., 1909-01-18
NINTRY WINDS
 ARE BLOWING

Tts an m wind that blows no. body any good, chcerily Quoth Jim Kettles as early Sunday morning he sauntcred down to his plumbing shop and scanned Che large crowd that marked his coming and looked bright CT when he came It seemed as lt the water pipes were frozen in every other house in town, and it's safe to say that much savage profanity pune. uated the Sabbath remarks of some of our first citizens yesterday
 The temperature Saturday night dropped to 10 degrees below zero by the thermometer on Moore's wharf, and that means that it was actually l5 below up town The wind was biting and of great velocity All in all it was the worst night experienced in Skagway for many a moon.
 The weather moderated slightly yes terday and today. It was only de grees below zero this morning, al though the wind rages with no di. minuation. The weather in the in. ferior is the coldest of the winter. At Whitehorse the mercury is 90 below and at Yukon Crossing 1t is 70. Dow- son is 57 below.
The daily Alaskan., 1909-01-18

We receive on every boat fresh consignment Of local ranch eggs guaranteed strictly fresh
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The daily Alaskan., 1909-01-18
PETERSON HAD
 HARD TRIP

Tho goNorumnn. launch Peterson came over from Uauos h# morning with Gap, smouds aboard Tho high wind swept down h. canal am. the sea was exceptionally heavy Capt smonds said Uaa, ha would not have rlskgd aE.ne .h. launch out had he known how bad Che waves were before ba started
 ,"Ouce we got started taoura" ha said. "wo had to keep coming TOT tl was impossible Co turn the Peterson around in that sea without her cap. sizing
The daily Alaskan., 1909-01-18
TOWN TALK

FOR SALE-Fwnishea house sIN rooms, two closets and one pantry Enquire corner lgm and Main 3t
 The Elks smoker a week from next Tuesday will certainly be a great success. Elaborat, preparations are being made
 Fred Archer who resides at the Put len house. was taken to the hospital last night suffering with a threatened attack of pneumonia. Mr. Archers condition is much improved today.
 The Priscilla club win meet at 1880 o'clock tonight at Che home Of Miss Fay Sunebaugh Mrs zinkan has resigned as teacher and a new teacher win be elected tonight
The daily Alaskan., 1909-01-18
WARNING TO PROPERTY OWN.
 FRS.

u view O. che cod. .. ". the high winds which prevalent |, boboosos every p.#.. u"a.. n take mu greatest pr...u.... ..a.st Che accidental aarUu. # any ar. which m.ahr easily a. beyond eou. .ro. uh. chief Q. Hr. dop'r, m.n states "a. .' .. remainder al tHu nn... Section n. "tE Ord. nwo. In0 WU b. .H. enforced. Tho Ordinance m.n~.
 Nu n.r... .~ n.... .. .a. coal n. .... m .. ......0'a r..ra. .rr .n. ... .......... Cor asna within #. ... ..a m.Hna m.e.s H. -.m. ...... nor suH arr u. ".. m any bmndne uI .n. sam. s ..Iu.. within m.a. stow. .
 n.pu..
 H Hau b. m. duty O. a.ar per- an a talk. .,a.y r.s.0aaI. n0eoau. uan .n Hr..." Ur. If sraIl ha r. Uun u, ovrg panon before I.a.H- any lrr In any stove. or other ro.0n' aeln ns .H.s n0I.wn.. provides .n see rHat same a n1. liable rn H0o'm" douaaraus. and such person Hrinr" leaving any hn..r. or retiring for .h" night or day 0u any house which then has stow. or any rn..ntao.. 0nu 8iung Gr.. or live oo7Is shall 7an that Che daughta arc properly ar ranged on said stove or receptacle and the fire or- live ooaIa thorein so banked and attended tn as to not cause danger of fire
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The daily Alaskan., 1909-01-18
CHRIS C. SHEA
STRICTLY FREsH EGGS

ChItI 0T FIro D0n1TIm10I
The daily Alaskan., 1909-01-18
0N
 STEWART RIVER

n. A. Matbcsou and J. J. smith Of Dawson arrived m skayway ygs,yg day and Intend ,o leave for the south on rbe Princess May Roth men won, mp to Dawson In l,g5 and th,s IS Mr. Matucsous ms, trip ouJ ue Is manager O, Ga. Yukon basin Gold Dredging company md Che stewart River Gold Dredging company ue is gous back 10 Kansas City where che head office oI nls firms are. Mr. smith is gon- ro San Francisco and Los Angeles.
 This ts che first time have been ou, sine. a,. sat, Mr. Ma.hn son. ,
 Yes. and had go asso him Co ro, him ,a com. rU.> ume. broke ia Mr. smith.
 "Skagway was a town oi tents when ! saw her last continued ME Wa,nesou "bur rH" town looks good now
 Mr Ma,Ursou say. cha, three bis steam droHgus win b. shipped into Che Yukon by his company this spring to boo used on the stewart river. A water power plant may also
The daily Alaskan., 1909-01-18

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The daily Alaskan., 1909-01-18
CITY
 AGAINST FIRE

Three extra fire wardeus have been Skarway for the past two nights on the lookout for fires. IT a fire started when the wind was blow. ing as 1t was Sunday night It would b. almost certain to get beyond con- rol and destroy the entire city For that reason Mayor Shea employed N. l Black. William Simes and Arthur Moore to assist himself Chief of Pc. lice Dillon and Constable Carson in pauoumg tbc city. Charles Fors will also be on tonight
 Three small chimney fires were dis. covered and cxtnguishcd last night Amy one of these fires might have rc- suited seriously. Two of them were in the north end and one was at Che bakery of Max Guuclt
 "Wc cant afford to take any chances said Mayor Shea today "If a fire once got started this kind 1f weather there wouldn't he any town left An ounce ot prevention is worth a pound Of cure EyeNy prop.  arty owner should take che greatest care with his fires
The daily Alaskan., 1909-01-18
TRAINS ALMOST
 STALLED

The train from Wht,euorsy that was due here at s.I- Saturday afternoon arrived at o'clock Sunday morung The delay was caused ay huso snow drifts encountered just before reach. ing the summit Tn. drl.s were che worst of ta.~.ar and for .ow Jaa big rotary blows buoaet into lnrm with buJ slight gains
 Tho train that lort here Saturday morning arrived m wUgehorso at 2 o'clock sunday mowms The train left on time this momm. and may aay, some trouble. as ,ae drifts have accumulated oo Jae maoa over sun. day.
 oc put m either ou s0.~Nayo river oO at Fraser talls. Iyis also planned Co build a steamboat Go grmg ta sup. plies Mr. MaJGeson says Chat u. dust ran $l to cubic yard as. year and the operations next summer win be very extensive.
The daily Alaskan., 1909-01-18
COUNCIL MEETS
 TONIGHT

The Skorway City Council win meet tonight ot Che City haII The regular routine business win bo trans acted and Che resolution authorizing the employment of au attorney Co prosecute Che taxation case between the city and the White Pass & Yukon Railroad company win como mp for a final reading
The daily Alaskan., 1909-01-18
DO YOU nlgCE lll THE DEVICES

Why r0t tsse a flow instructions and earn how .g dance 'br new dances. CT the old ones fHa' ynu simply cannot uos',rg --p-r' Gr.o7Hrch's dartlng academy. Eag'.s HaI C'bsr' Monday au8 Thursday nenn.ngs
The daily Alaskan., 1909-01-18
RELIABLE ALL THE TIME.

The Pack Train Restaurant will serve wine with dinner orders, free In place of tea or coffee Come on boys.
 PILES CURED IN q TO 6 DAYS.
The daily Alaskan., 1909-01-18
eRINa YouR OWN JUG.

Mount Vernon Rye and ae.m'n Bourbon direct from bond at "Ha,. sale price by che gul.on Ih. Mas. cot phone e.. Delivery free.
The daily Alaskan., 1909-01-18
BOTTLED AND oaAUeHT BEER

infer Beer is tho peer of an Hrnas At Che Mascot phone s7 and .lE. a case sent .a your home
The daily Alaskan., 1909-01-18

PAzo OINTMENT is guaranteed to cure any case of Itching Blind, Bleeding or Prouudlng Piles In 6 to l4 days or money refunded, soc
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1909-12-15
Bullets at Fastje's.
POPULAR PALACES
A Great Lecture by Dr.. O'Nedl Of Chicago on
Tuesday Evening Last.

There was no disappointed listeners
at the lecture on Tuesday evening
when the speaker was DIR. E. W.
0'Neal of the First Methodist church
of Chicago. He was introduced by
DR.. Senseney. who said he had known
the speakers father as Methodist
minister for quarter of a century.
DR.. O'Neal chose for his topic
Popular Fallacies." In true min
istreal style he preached "from the
text" all the evening. He made a
plea for strong bodies to accomplish
great things either physically or
mentally. The men and women with
strong bodies. great lungs and to this
added vigorous brains would be the
successful people of the day. He
urged that no great successes came
for genius. but from industry and
earnest thinking. His arguments
were reinforced by reference to the
history of all times. and thus were
most instructive. DR.. O'Neal is a
great orator and many times his Ian
guage and thought were electrifying
to his hearers. Those who heard him
can we'll account for his power in the
pulpit and the great reputation he
holds as an orator. This number of
the local lecture course was certainly
q success.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1909-12-15
GREAT CORRESPONDENCE PAPER
This Issue Presents Largest List ofCorespond-
ence Review Has Ever Given.

The Review is exceedingly proud
of the splendid correspondence which
it presents this week from all parts
of the county. None Of the letters
are too long and all of them are read
able. Not only are. the neighbor.
hood notes jotted down but many
events of Importance are chronicle.
From Schleswig comes the report Of
the fire that destroyed the big Chris
tiansen store, from Dow City an &C.
count Of too peculiar accidents and
nearly every letter tells something
of general interest aside from the
usual grist of deaths. accidents,
marriages, births and juurneyings.
Among the new letters this week
will be found notes from Goodrich
Center. Hanover, Morgan, Astor,
Berne and Boyer township. There
are still few districts unrepresented
but by the first of January we expect
to cover every mile of Crawford with
our news service.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1909-12-15
Sewing Machines at Fastje's.

We understand that The Peerless
dying and cleaning establishment is
to have new quarters in the S. G..
Wright building on Main street along
side The Hub clothing store.
The Commercial Club held an in
teresting and we'll attended meeting
last Wednesday evening. 1t was de-
cided to hold meetings weekly here
after and for 1910 Friday was selected
as the evening for the regular ses-
sions. A large number of new men,
bers were voted in and a committee
was appointed to arrange for lunch
similar to the one recently given to
be held sometime in January. A COM
mittee was appointed to secure litera-
ture for the club room and commit
tee Of eight was appointed to appoint
committee of twenty-five to serve
as the nucleus for general move
ment for good roads throughout the
county.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1909-12-15
ZULU TWINS WERE WINNERS
Home Talent Play Scores Great Success, Ack.
ley Brothers Prove to be Stars.

Last week the Review met with an
accident to its press and not only did
it stop the machine but it threw the
editorial think tank out of order go
that he forget to mention the over
whelming success achieved by the
Zulu Twins during their all-too- brief
appearance IN Denison. The boys had
a s175 house. Almost an unprece-
denied record even for home talent
performance and every man who went
got twice his moneys worth.
Drawing inspiration from Teddy
perhaps. the entertainment was staged
in Africa. the scene from Zululand
which was the work of Mr.. R. II.
Ackley was exceptionally fine. The
natives were gotten up true to life
and the comedians in their white duck
suits contrasting fashily w,th their
black skin made hit even before
they began their performance. Harry
Ackley, Roy Mote, Ray Staininger
and Hugo Harthun were the ars of
this part of the performance.
Ray Staininger and Geo. Hover
gave high class musical novelty per-
Torrance doing as we'll as the high
priced artists of the vaudeville stage.
The two Barborkas. father and son.
also made great hit. They played
harp and violin and when encored each
took the others instrument they re-
ceived an outburst of applause.
The Zulu Twins" was the clever
est kind of sketch by the Ackley
brothers. 1t was an original sketch
ana was not only we'll acted but we'll
written. The grand finale, eth.
Return to U. S. A.'' was a fitting
close to a fine program. Denison
people are delighted to know that a
return engagement will be PLAYED
here in January. Several towns in
the county have asked the Denison
boys to visit them and it is possible
that the show will be given in Vail
before it is given here again.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1909-12-15
Good Christmas trees at The Racket
'sssStere at low prices.
THEY AGREE TO DISAGREE
aaafu Turbulent Voyage on Matrimonial Sea.
Lii. and Mrs. ". D. Jones Disembark
in Mid-0cean.

Turning the key over to his wife
~. d. Jones has gone to Des Moines
Sznd it is understood that he won t
esseme Back any more. Not even to
get his Sunday clothes which went
sxlth the key. This solution of the
matla monial problem was reached aft
er double barrelled brain storm
mRilch lasted several days. According
SO Mrs. Jones her husband abused her,
STRIKING and maltreating her and
sdaxiay turning her out of the house
ia walk more than mile into town
snne snf the coolest nights of last week
'1ISh iaer one year old infant in her
szEns. She arrived at the home of
aEee mother. Mrs. Duncan. nearly ex-
alznsted and since then she has de-
desnained that welded life had no
1nasce charms for her. Jones claims
That se did not turn his wife out, but
that she left in fit of anger and of
her own accord. 1t is a matter of
esma,on knowledge however, our city
nfkca ais say that Jones and his wife
Had frequent quarrels and that he did
strike her. The couple came to Deni-
soc last spring. Last summer it was
uepsrted that Mrs. Jones attempted
ia. commit suicide by the chloroform
msGte, later two prominent physicians
Hzssed to the home to resucitate
SUPPOSEDLY dying man only to find
wEy drunken man instead.
The case o cupied the attention of
Has Honor the Mayor a couple of days
Esst week but was finally compromised
hE Mrs. Jones taking the goods and
Xr- Zones taking his departure. Jones
as said to be good worker and that
He sseuid be all right if he left liquor
szaone. Mrs. Jones is a young woman
at attractive appearance and it is to
'5c regretted that her home has been
wrecked.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1909-12-15

& Mrs. F. Nusbaum left on Tuesday
morning to attend the funeral Of Mrs.
Hayes at Dunlap. Mrs. Hayes was
ninety-two years of age and had a
wide circle of friends.
Miss Alys Knaul has very beau
tiful display of hand painted china
on exhibition at her fathers store.
Miss Knaul has achieved reputation
in this line which makes her work
much sought and highly priced as
Christmas gifts.
The children of st. Rose of Lima
parochial school will hold their Christ.
mas exercises at the school building
on the afternoon of Wednesday, Dec.
22nd. Owing to the limited capacity
of the assembly room only the parents
and immediate friends and relatives
of the children are to be invited.
This is the season when the toy
dealers always feel blue. They have
q big lot of toys on hand and but few
are being sold. AS one fond papa
told US. however. 81 have eight chill
dren. they will have to have from
three to six toys apiece, but l would
mt buy one of them now. There is
no place in the house that would be
safe from their eager Christmas
curiosity" Looking the stocks over
we do not believe there are any more
than enough toys to go round and we
predict that before Christmas Eve it
will be the buyers and not the sellers
who are worrying about the toy BUSH
ness.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1909-12-15

As announced in their advertisement
on page seven of this issue The Balle-
Brodersen Co. will remain closed all
day on Christian Day. They feel
that after the hard work of the Holt
day rush their clerks are entitled to
q full day of rest and enjoyment Just
like "white folks.'' 1t is the great
Christmas Holiday of the year and
this firm believes in observing it in
full. Some of the stores feel that
they cannot we'll close for the entire
day but all the stores will make an
effort to give their employees at least
a half holiday. Frankly the fault
that all the stores do not close, lies
more with the people than with the
proprietors. If customers would be
more considerable and make an effort
to arrange their purchases 80 that
Christmas opening would be unneces.
sary we are sure the merchants would
be rejoiced as we'll as the clerks.
At any rate the Bale Brodersen plan
is mighty popular with the clerks.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1909-12-15

The largest line Of cancy in the city
AT The Racket Store at Zoe per pound
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1909-12-15
BIG PRIZES FOR CORN
"a State College Corn Contest Held ii Ames,
Iowa, January 3-l5, 1910.

This contest is to be held during
the Annual Short Course in Stock and
1Ein Judging. Several thousand
4dpatars in premiums will be given for
eeDEn. The w. K. Kellogg Toasted
Szssca Flakes Co., of Battle Creek,
Mich. will give ONE THOUSAND
t30LLARS in cash for the best single
seMcg of corn shown.
Everyone is invited to send corn.
Ne entry fee charged and good prize
fist every exhibitor whether q prem
1Eum winner or not.
Scr premium list and full particu-
sSlaxz. address,
P. c. Taft, supt. of Contest.
Ames, Iowa.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1909-12-15
FANCY VESTS
In Brown, Grey and White
So to So
Empire Clothing Store
Adds a Brand New Fixture to His Store.


That Denison merchants are not
only quick to take advantage of new
and approved methods of doing bust
ness, but are bound to warrant the
confidence of their customers to the
fullest extent is shown by the recent
purchase of Mr.. Geo. Menagh & Co.
They have just received the most
modern weighing machine, which al
most thinks for itself. 1t not only
weighs, but computes the cost. show
ing the exact amount of the purchase
in dollars and cents without any hand
or mental operation whatever. You
just place the commodity on the plat
form and the scale does the rest.
Customers always like to see just
what they are getting; and, on this
seal. the amount is plainly indicated
IN the customers side of the device.
The subject of scales has occupied
great deal of the time and attention
of city officials and city sellers in all
parts of the country. Many scales
have been found unreliable and con-
demned.
This scale is springless and can
not wear or change. 1t has been
found to be absolutely accurate and
is recommended by officials every
where.
This fixture will make handsome
furnishing for the Menagh store and
they are to be commended for their
enterprise and for the open above
board weighing which allows their
customers to ''see the wheels go
around" for themselves.
We are making special price on
candy sold to churches. The Racket
Store.
w. q. Laub spent Saturday in Car
roll.
Our line of Christmas cards cannot
be beat. The Racket Store.
Mrs Oscar Fienhold of Paradise
was shopper in Denison on Satur-
day.
We have a fine line of Bon Bons in
boxes. The Racket Store.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1909-12-15
RHELAN HAS Big CONTRACT
Nta Kaown Contractor Secures Large Cana
dian Grading Contract.

The daily newspapers. few days
s1Go. announced that a firm of con-
tractors of Omaha, Nebraksa. of
which Mr.. Phelan is q member, had
been awarded the contract for build
1ng a large section of the Grand Trunk
Pacific Railroad in western Canada,
2he portion of the road to be con-
stnueted by Mr.. Phelan's firm being
between Edmonton, the capital of AL
heta. and Prince Rupert. the western
.f9minus of the road.
TIE consideration for the coastruc-
aou is said to be not less than mil
iliou and half dollars.
1t may be of interest to the readers
.ssf the Review to know that Mr..
.ghelan's firm has, at this time, con-
uEnart to build seventy miles of road
a9sF the Union Pacific, in the neigh
G.orhocd of North Platte, Nebraska,
sxhere the double tracking of the line
is in progress.
he has also about seventy miles Of
wor1 for the C. M. & st. p. r. R.
Company, up in the neighborhood Of
the line between North and South Da-
.kota.
These several contracts represent
several millions of dollars and give
azome idea of the stupendous charac-
ter of the work in which Mr.. Phelan
S5s engaged.
He told party in Denison a few
Sdys ago that the work he is UNDER
taking will require the use of 700 or
800 teams to insure it's completion.
We are pleased to hear such good
reports Of former Crawford county
nxn.
Mr.. Phelan is not the only con-
tractor from Denison who has de-
/, .moustrated his ability to handle large
ysrapositions Mr.. A. j. Gary has
.5ust completed a paving contract at
Boone, amounting to S55 100000 or
who're. and his work is said to be en-
ydIrssy satisfactory, not only to the
officials of Boone, but to the tax
payers who are putting up the money
ITO pay for the work.
The largest line Of cancy in the city
.nt The Racket Store at Zoe per Mound
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1909-12-15
Dining Chairs at Fastje's.

Dining Chairs at Fastje's.
H. A. Dobson writes Va to send his
Review to Plainview, Texas, here
after. His former address was Ar
thur, Iowa.
A letter received from R. w. Bam-
ford tells that he arrived safely in
Corpus Christi, Texas, tired but
happy. The weather is delightful,
he has discarded his overcoar and ia
delighted with the blooming flowers
and balmy breezes.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1909-12-15

Fire alarm tonight at Northwestern
depot. No damage.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1909-12-15
Bookcases at Fastje's.
The Better Treasure. ~

On page Seven of Section Two of
this issue we publish the first INSTALL
ment of q Christmas Novelette, which
is we'll worth reading. Through an
error on the part of our makeup"
man the line "To be continued was
omitted. When you come to the end
of the column. therefore and jump off
INTO intellectual space. just remember
that there 10 more to follow. The
Christmas Novelette, will be complete
in three installments.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1909-12-15
SOCIAL NOTES OF The WEEK

The social clubs had he ''social
stunts" quite in their own hands this
last week.
On Wednesday Coterie met with
Mrs. j. E. Bale and Christmas
grab bag gave the Christmas cheer
and no end of fun for the club. Mrs
Bale passed numbers and each men,
br took her turn by number. Mrs.
Bleakney drawing number one. The
gifts were varied, dainty and ex-
ceedingly acceptable. Mrs. Auracher,
Mrs. X. A. Romans and Mrs. Cham
berlin were the guests of Mrs. Bale.
Supper was delightfully."- refreshing
and the ladies enjoyed Mrs. Balle's
hospitality in her artistic home very
much indeed.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1909-12-15

S. S had very enjoyable meeting
Tuesday night. Miss Goodrich had
the supper in charge and this feature
was attended to with great gusto.
Music by Miss Gulick and Miss Pear
son made short but delightful pro-
gram before the lecture. Miss Bertha
Romans was able to resume her place
in the club after a long illness and
Mrs. Garnet Auracher was also present.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1909-12-15

We can save you money on jewelry /;
Vet US have your order. The Racke t
Store.