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Evening star., 1909-04-17

FOR SALE
In Cleveland Park. beautiful new s-room
You will want It when you see 1t, and the
price is only $3.50.
Another Cleveland Park home. larger house.
more ground; expensively decorated and grand
the price $1,000, and the key at office.
We will 90 with you to inspect 1t.
At $4,000 you can buy of the best and
most attractively located homes in Mt. Pleas
ant. west of 14th st. Heated by water. and
in perfect condition. These Nos. 1909 and
1511 Irving ST., next TO corner of 18th st. Go
them.
east for s2,o5o; $1,000 can remain. Balance
cash.
A new Groom dwelling furnace heat. on 9th
st. ne. at s4.250; well built. modern and
OK. In every respect. Lot 100 feet deep.
3l5 and 81 st. ne. lexington. beautifully
,oeated located new. rooms and bath; furnace
$3.35O each. and terms II wanted.
We have one of the Oregon ave- houses left
that fashionable section TO equal them mt the
price. which is only $500. \ beautiful home.
and built of the best material from bottom to
top.
In Columbia Heights near 18th st. we have
two dwellings renting at $52 80 per month
that occupy lot 80 feet by $50 feet. This
ground alone should be priced at $6.OOO. We
will sell the whole property. house and lot, at
the snap bargain price of $4,000.
handsome home In Washington
Heights for only $4.I5O: rooms. BATH hot
water heat. hardwood trimmed. 20 feet wide
only 140 feet from Capital Traction cars.
Consult us as to terms
A. Z. FOX COMPANY.
Established 1876.
NE. Cor 14th and y. Y. NV.
aD17-2t
Evening star., 1909-04-17

FOR SALE-SPECIAL
We want 10 call your attention 10
the 'BLtNDON'' houses nearing COM
pletion on Bryant st. NV. near 1st,
which are acknowledged TO be the
cream of that section. Now Is the
time to inspect them. Any changes
that you would suggest can be made
now.
OPEN SUNDAY.
Also inspect those beautiful houses
ON lst st. NV. bet. You and ~"
which will he open all day SUNDAY.
These are unusually desirable, and an
inspection will convince you Of their
superiority over others.
OPEN SUNDAY.
FRANCIS A. BLtNDON
IO7 q st, NV.
Evening star., 1909-04-17
FOR SALE-APARTMENTS

FOR SAI.E-THE GREATEST BARGAIN EVEl:
offered in large Hat building in the heart ot
the downtown section and within y square of
four ear lines: trust. S21..i'o at 81: can he
bought for less than $4,000. Don't delay.
Sec today
BOSS & PHELPS dnc). alo nth NV.
Evening star., 1909-04-17
INVESTMENT PROPERTY.
COUNTRY PROPERTY.

FOR SALE-CREST OF MOUNTAIN. l MILE
from Bluemont, Va: 10 acrss: neat 4-room cot
tage: large young orchard: surerb building site;
1. 500 IT. high. For price and terms address
Box A. Star Office aplI "a. my1-3t
FOR RENT-BY c. NJ BROWN. BROWN STA
tion, near Gaithersburg, Md. - Store: three
roons: also cottage. with bath. lawn and gar
den. apl6-3ts
Evening star., 1909-04-17

FOR SALE-ON WASHINGTON HEIGHTS.
An attractive corner offered at a great sacrifice
PRICE. s.. $50.
Having a frontage Of 81 feet; near Columbia
road and Mintwood place. \ very handsome
house; three stories: eleven rooms; two ex-
pensively ntted-up tiled bathrooms; hot-water
heat; gas and electricity: many cabinet man
tells; open f1replaces; tiled hearth; hardwood
trimmed. loan OF 81 900 was placed on this
house As the lender reasoned that he was
lending 60 per cent Of the value Of the prop
erty. he appraised IL at $4,000.
STONE & FAIRFAX. 1912 New York ave.
Evening star., 1909-04-17

SPLENDID NEW CORNER HOUSE: BEST
SECTION OF COLUMBIA HEIGHTS; TEN
ATTRACTIVE ROOMS AND TWO FINE BATH
ROOMS: splendidly finished throughout; HOT
WATER HEAT; many original features Rea-
sonable terms. .................... $4,000
y. l., SANSBCRI,
713-21 18th ST. NV
Evening star., 1909-04-17

FOR SALE = THREE BEAUTIFUL NEW
fouscs Ia be sold on easy terms. 1867 18th
81. NV. 10 rooms. hot,wnter heat. finely hn-
$500: l143 and 1851 Oregon ave. fashionable
n.w.. I rooms. tile ba throonl. hot t-water heat,
hardwood trim. colonial .orch. only s.. 600:
terms Ia suit. tWill exchange for small oroo-
erties.)
Z. NJ. FORREST tOwncr,. GIG F st. NV.
Evening star., 1909-04-17

EOR SALE FOR SALE
BARGAIN?
II so, come cut Sunday to Sth and
Florida ave. ne. and carefully In
spect the best proposition in a six
t6) room house, ever offered to the
public. 1t Is impossible to do these
houses justice in an advertisement,
and an inspection is the only way we
have to convince you that what we
are selling for the price asked is GER
tainly giving you more value for
your money than you can possibly find
elsewhere.
In them you'll find:
Superior workmanship.
Excellently planned.
Unusually well constructed.
Artistic decorations.
Hardwood finish.
Sanitary plumbing.
And, in BRIEF a perfect home.
We invite critical inspection Of
these houses.
Price, s3,975.
Easy terms.
FRANCIS A. BLUNDON.
IO1 g st. NV.
Evening star., 1909-04-17

FOR EXcHANGE-S3.5O 500 EQUITY IN I4-ROOM
and cellar brick 14th and X. for clear
suburban lots: 5000 incumbrance: rental pays
ST. Address Box IL. Star cfiec. ap1I-3ts
E,Xt HANfiE-NEw S-ROOM HOUSE ON cOI.UM-
bia Heights convenient to the cars: rooms
floor; good size lot: hctwater heat: VIII
trade for small house alley houses. Price,
$500
Evening star., 1909-04-17

FOR SALE-COLORED BUYERS NOTICE
$6.OD-Central location NV; elegant 11-room
residence In high ne ghborhoOd. Tnls Of
fers wonderful opportunity fo- YOU to buy
modern. rp- todate home on easy terms at II
bargain. Better investigate at once. CHAS.
s. MUIR CO., l4u3 \. \. ave.
Evening star., 1909-04-17

NEW TEN-ROOM HOUSE IN WASHINGTON
HEIGHTS: VERY DESIRABLE SURROUND
INtiS; finished and decorated In the best mod
ern style; colonial front porch: HOT-WATER
HEAT; large yard. Easy terms, il desired
Evening star., 1909-04-17

FOR SALE
A BARGAIN IN BLOOMINGDALE.
THREESTORY HOUSE FOR $4,000.
The owner Of thrce-story. nine room. bay.
window brick dwelling in order to make
quick sale, has reduced the price to $45O0
The house was built to sell for $4,000. All
large rooms. many closets and pantries; par
lor large reception hall. well lighted dining
room. pantry and convenient Kitchen on the
first floor; large tiled bathroom. porcelain tub.
nickel plumbing and stationary washstand;
dry cement cellar. All rooms beautifully dec
grated, woodwork newly painted; many expen-
sive cabinet mantels: double covered rear
porches; goOd-sized lot to a public alley. For
home or an investment 1t is one OF the best
bargains ever offered in this section. Reason
able terms be made.
STONE & FAIRFAX. 1912 New York ave-
Evening star., 1909-04-17

FOR SALE-iR. FRAME; LOT 6OxyI: GOOD
serton only 5000. including and
stock Of goods: rents $l2 mouth: want to get
away at onee, hence sacrifice. Box a.. Star
Office. aplI-3t
Evening star., 1909-04-17
FOR SALE-HOUSES.

FOR SAI.E-A BEAUTIFJI. DETACHED BRICK
kESlDENCE OFFERED AT 4 GREAT SAC
RIF1CE. PRICE, $1,000. REDUCED FROM
$4,000.
Location of the choicest in the city. Res
idences this square occupied by army
officers. Supreme Court judge. prominent attor
neys and business men IL is today and always
has been considered one OF the choicest squares
In the northwest.
The house Is very complete. having Ave rooms
the first floor. There sleeping
rooms. The house is I'm thorough repair. s., 500
having been spent in the way Of improvements,
which Included plumbing. new hardwood
floors. beautiful mantcls. electric lights and
decorations. Lot 80 feet front and l3o feet
deep.
1his is an opportunity which is something
ont Of the ordinary. One OF the most complete
homes that has ever been offered for the price.
\ speculator could make money to buy Ii and
resell. An investor could get a large rate OF
interest This low price holds good for short
time only. See at once.
STONE & FAIRFAX I342 New York ave.
Evening star., 1909-04-17
SUBURBAN.

FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE SPLENDID Z.
cottage at Pinehurst. d. c.: bath; hot
water heat: electric lights: telephone con-
ncctions: lot, 6Ox110; price, 50 200; short walk
Chevy Chase cars.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-02-26
Reliable Report Says Governor
Swanson Already Has Made
His Choice.
POSITION MUCH SOUGHT AFTER
interesting Contest Usually Takes
Place Before This Job Is Filled.
Named Two Years Ago TO Succeed
Or. Greasy.

Acc, riding TO rellabl, Information
received by the Eaily Press. Governor
Swanson will appoint DR.. ". r.
Greasy state quarantine officer for
this port for the twoy"ar term be-
ginning May /. The appointment VII
be made some time neAt month.
DR.. W F. Cooper. tn" present qua
antine ,fticer. was appointed by CIV
,.nlr Swanson two years ago to sue
coed DR.. Greasy. who had been named
by Governor Montague. AT that TIM"
DR.. Greasy was an applicant for 'ne
appointment TO succeed himself.
This office is enc much 5 ugh, AZ
ter, and usually there is an interest
ing contest over it. This time there
has been less talk about the appoint
ment than usual: in fact it has hard
~ been discussed at all III public.
Information from mos authentic
source is to the effect that the matter
is now settled; that Governor swan
son has stated uncsficially that when
he makes the appeintmfn; he Will
name Or. Greasy. DIR. Greasy refused
last night to either C@ntirm or deny
a report that he Lrad received let
ter to this effect from the governor
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-02-26
ONE WEAK SPOT.
Most Newport News People Have
weak Part and Too omen 'es
The Back.

Eveyone has a weak spot.
Too often it's bad back
Twinscs follow every sudden twist
Dali aching keeps up. day and
night.
Tells you the kidneys need help
For backachc is really kidney-acne
4 kidney cure is what you neeo.
Doans Kidney Pills cure sick KID
ncys.
Cure backachc and urinary ills.
Neypor, New, people recommend
The remedy.
Mrs. NJ. / Taylor. living at SIG
>'recs. Newport new
Va. says: Il have us-d Doans h'n'
n~y pills and 'h"v are WITHOUT douof
a splendid remedy for disorderct kid
news. For som" years I suffered from
xidncy complaint. my back being very
weak and al times so painful that
could scarcely dag myself about 10
attend TO my Eouschoid dufrs.
could no; r"si Nc1l a. night ana no
position I asSum"d seemed comforts
b." doCtorNd ard used many rcme-
dies but nothin: gave me resisf rn',s
NV attention vas called 10 Uoah
Kidney Pills procured q boz AZ y.
r. C. Klors Drus store. nsed them
as directed and an pleased to s'a'e
hat the whole trouble soon disap
pcarrd have mad no rcturn sstacs
since and gladly recommend the rem
edy that cured me"
For safe b: ali dealers Price 80
~'nis Fosirr NiTrIrn Co. Buna'o
Ncw York. sole sEcats for the United
States
Rcmcmhcr tho nsmc-Doan's-snd
take 10 other
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-02-26

trying 10 climb ladder. Mrs. Ami"
Isncr. OF ISs Prince street. Newark.
who asked for Sl.60o damages. said
she wore walking shoes whom troll
ley car. started suddenly. threw her
into the atmosphere.
Tho company had some witnesses
concerning Mrs Isnrr's heels
They were opera heels. Miss
Walsh testified.
They were extraordinary heels for
n woman Of her weight" said Mrs
Potter. a Wines called for the Dc
fensc. 4 don't SO how she expected
10 walk on them.
Il never saw srch hccis'" exclaimed
Columbus O'Connor. who discovered
Mrs. isncr on the pavement as tn"
trolley car moved on.-Now York
World.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-02-26
Woman who Fell From Car steps
Cannon Recover Damages

The higher the heels on woman's
boo;ccs the greater her coEtribuiory
negligence " she takes tumble
So the law and the precedent stand
In New Jersey where. In Newark
wcdnesday two women lost suits for
damages against the public service
corpora ion.
The Women ssorc that. alishtiac
from cars. they had not planted their
tiny feet firmly before the cars start
cd and tossed hem
The cases were heard before the
learned Judge HgslCy in tho Circuit
court Of Essex COUNTY. Cba1nccy 81.
Bcasicy. who gems to have certain
knowledge Of the proper height Of
womcn's hce.. defended the company.
Mrs. Annie Dycr's suit was dis
missed as quickly rs " she had sought
after putting on sti!ts and
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-02-26

has accepted an invitation to b" Oh
III" line.
MAYOR Jones accepted the invita-
ton extended him and is awaiting
the even. with no it'll" interest. CON
siderabl" attention Is being paid 10
the program fer this aNalr, ana
amCnr the cities whose mayors VII
be on the list of those participating
are Washington. Baltimore, N-rt-i k'
Newport News. Richmond. Roanoke.
Lynchbmg. Asheville, \. G.. Whining.
ton. y. G.. Charleston. 5. G.. Column
bus Ga. Atlanta, Ga. Savannah. Ca.
Jacks nville Fla. Key West. Fla.
Palm Beach. Fla. Montgomery. Ala.
Mobile. Ala. New Orleans. Galveston,
Fort Worth and San Antonio.
Many Virginia Cities.
The ccmpany's plans contemplate
the establishments O! stations III num-
eru,s Virginia cities besides Norfolk
and Newport News. The wireless
telephone is useful on land as we'll
as tu sea. and it is stated that In"
charges for conversations vii! re
much cheaper tnan those made by
the wire companies. Distance does
not count with the radio people. NO
lines o. wires have 30 be. CONSTRUCTED
and maintained. and it will be iuH
as CHEAP to talk with San Antonn
Texas from here AS - taik WIFE
Richmond.
The Viz :.nia cities beSiG' Newport
News and Norfolk which have been
slated for stations are: Richml nj
Roanoke Lynchbure. Peter sb.Tg.
Staunton. Danville. Alexandria. Fred
erickshurg Winchester. Arlington
Charlottesville. Manchester. Williams
burg. Cape Charles. Hampton. SUI
felix and Portsmouth.
Vessels to Be Equipped.
Many of the vessels on til" coast
alrt ady are equipped with wireless
teller Zones. and Mr.. Canman declares
that before the work q establishing
the line of radio stations along tn"
coast has been completed nearly ~
cry vessel OF Importance in the coast
service will have the telephone
aboard Thu il wculd be pcssihlc for
anyone standing at telephone in
Nrwpor: News to cali up and con
verse with friend or relative bound
for Baltimore. Washington. Philad'l
phia New York q. Boston on one CT
the cast liners. Under Such con u
tons there would ne no reas-n Tor
wondering whether or not your fri I'D
caught the boat. and f~rgotier mes
Sagrs business Or PERSONAL, would
give no trouble. | business man
hurrying TO catch The New i-rk
steamer failed 10 leave SINE import
ant instructions to The man in charge
If his Office. he would simply wait
until he was comfortable spttl"G
aboard IN" steamer. then call his OF
Fee over the radio wir. less ard give
his inst ruCtions by phone.
Sounds Like FAIRY Tale.
1 Al { this sounds like a fairy story
! hat thu man VII arranged for TOE
| establishment q; N" s; ltioI here
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-02-26
Social Personal

Miss Ora Bargamin. who has been
i'll for some days at her home on
Fifty-fourth street. is greatly improved
and is now able to see friends.
Miss Mary A. johnson has returned
to Sweetbrier Institute. where she is
attending scnool. after spending sew.
eral days with relatives and friends
here
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Davis. OF Penn,
sylvania. who have been visiting MIR.
Davis parents here. have gone to
Washington to remais until after the
Inauguration.
Mrs. Aaron Kurnicki entertained
the Wednesday Social Club this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. G.. Wright and their
daughters. Misses Ethel and LOnise,
have returned to their home in Rich
mond. after spending several weeks
with friends in This city.
Judge and Mrs J. II. Stuart and
Miss Jessie O'Kcefe. Of Tazewell. are
stopping p this CITY. The party came
to witness the homecoming of the
fleet.
Miss Helen Mcpherson has return
ed from visit to relatives in Nelson
county
Miss Grace buchanan left yesterda,
foi Nottoway county to spend a shor'
time with friends before returning tt
Philadelphia to continue a course 10
music.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-02-26

" don't mind listening 10 man VINO
4. pas ing for Elr dinre: tell me- me
story Of h:s life" said the woman,
Men ivc~ orc generally inter"stins
but I won't stand 10 hear woman tell
everything she knows. even u shc hoes
par for nv dinner. I'd Tathes pay 'or
nv ON dinner and &c: Ar OCCASIONAL
shy a, the CONVEX ATM.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-02-26
Steel Tower, Plant and Offices 10
Be Located IN The Darling
Building.
Represe ntative Of De Forrest Radio
/, Says System VIII Extend All Along
r Coast to Texas Ports-Creat I'M
provements Recently Made Upon
Invention, Making II Useful.

\. Newplrt News and Norfolk VIII b"
the FIRST OF the South Atlantic coast
cities to have DpForrcst RadiJ WIRE
less Telephone stations. and before
the Gaming sizing Is na"' every f'e''
1els.. hone subscriber in this city VIII
he able to get into wireless commuhi.
cation with vessels at sea ana all 81
the principal cities CT the At!ah''c
coast from his own residence or place
ef business. according to Edwin Syd'
ney Canman. engineering director or
the Radio Wireless TelcphSn".
Mn Canmal arrived in the cay
YESTERDAY and before he LET, IN the
evening all arrangements for the cs-
tahaishment OF station here had
been completed He leased from I.
w Bohiken suite of Offices and OPP
Grating rooms in tn" Darling ouilh-
ing, Washington avenue between
Twenty-sixth and Twenty
streets. and secured permission 70
erect on top Of the building steel
tower l20 feet in height. As IN"
Darling building itself rises to
height of nearly one hundred feet. Tn"
real height of he tower above the
street will pc 200 feet or more. or
considerably higher above the river
lerei than the Chesapeake l. Ohio
elevators which are located On low
ground
Begin Work at Once.
NJ. CaEmcc. stated TO representa-
tive OF the Daily Press tina, his COM
papy would begin ,he work Of install
ing the station and erecting the tow
e. here at once. Scores of cities On
the South Atlantic coast are 10 d"
provided with stations. but the New
mort News ard Norfolk contracts are
the first to be signed and these cities
will be the first In the South 10 get
their stations. The Norfolk contract
WAS signed Wednesday. and arrange
ments were made there for the cree
ton Of a tower Oh top CT the board
OF trade building.
Already the DeForrest radio tele,
phone Is In practical use. out lh'
South Atlantic system nCN being
made up will br the first great system
OF wireless telephones to ID" estab-
lished south Il the Great Lakes.
Headquarters Of this system will he
located in baltimore. Washington
WIN be taken In. then the line will
come along Down the coast and eX-
tend around TO the Cali ports
Talk-fest by Mayors.
While here yesterday Mr.. Ganman
called upon May Marquis Jones aud
Invited him to participate in talk
FEST with which ii is proposed TO
open the system in the late spring.
when the line Of stations up and down
the coast has been completed. MAY,
ors Of cities all over the Southeast
will participate in this "talkfest.
and Mayor Mcclellan. of New York.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-02-26

Mr.. ". W. Gayle, after spending
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-02-26
use eo.t;e - weapon.

Gov Webb. negro. who IL s"rv ing
= term in IN" ~ Jail Tor larc"nV.
vas In ~" poiiCc court ,"St"rdsy
mGrnlng charged With ASA Il'ing a
follow prisoner pi'k = lOiil" TIL"
casc Was continued untiI ;cds, in
order 10 allow th' officers tim" 20
secure cvidrncc
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-02-26
Jennings Restaurant
HIGH HEELS LOSE SUIT.

Bel, Phone ,sa. citx. Phone 300.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-02-26

Miss Helen Mcpherson has return
ed from a visit to relatives IN NeisoI
county
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-02-26
rpe Pure Fooo ANo oavc LAW

has no. ouIy brought the foods ana
drugs Of mis- country UP TO hishcr
standard Of purity. but II has ehn,
nsted the harmful medicines Wi'h
which thi. country was flooded.
Such medicines. however. ~ Lsoia
y Pinkham's vcsctsbic Componra:
puroj, a roots and herbs product. VIII
cou,Inuc its beneficial work among
NcHcn.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-02-26
several days here visiting his fan:
lily, left yesterday morning for Har-
risonburg, Va.

Miss Mary Gavle left YESTERDAY
morning for Richmond, where she
will visit friends.
The daily Alaskan., 1909-02-26
THE GROWTH OF TRE
 ARCTIC BROTHERHOOD

It is especially main. "m ... .. of che Oon anniversary a. ". me of m. v.. H."... give a brief summary . mm growth of m. a.0. bocom. a. mrmo. o north
 Tho Nr.H. r-aur.a. order ca mwa. w
 included .Dm m. asa and tn. british fore r.ng non ..Hum
 Alaska orror in every word.
 This order was founded an Feb. 1899. and held .e ms. ..ma O. board ha steamship "g.. O. s...- and responsible ror H.s oa n the goodtolowsnn and friendly mg tba, is always noa.a.. on ocean voyage or wherever .nam. men are thrown together.
 From such bagmma m. order has grown in ran yas from a hand  fun of men who organized sEaewy No. l. to am order which r.nr- scented in nearly alI na principle cities and town, in Alaska and ,ae British Yukon and is fast becoming factor in the onoa.ns m and settling of this great uorhlmd.
 From such humble nosmumes as these have sprung nearly an ma or ders that have for their erouud work "mc common brotherhood of man"
 In concluding Iot us predict a greater growth in che uoyg ten years than there has been in ma last for an order such as this. is. and always will be for bc welfare of uba com muniy in which it has .s home
The daily Alaskan., 1909-02-26
GOOD PROSPECTS OR R'BULEY

Bob Mckenzie came in yesterday hom McAuley creel, which emptes into Yukon near Che head of Lake Le. barge and on which he and Pete Fur gus.u are sinking shaft in quest of placer gold.
 Mckenzie found good prospects on McAulay several years ago but has never been able to prospect it until
 the presen time. but within the next few weeks he and Fwguson hope to demonstrate if there is anything there. They have been working only few days and have had in less than than dozen fires. The point at which they are sinking is about l2 niles from Wbitehorse.-Whitehorse Star
The daily Alaskan., 1909-02-26
MONOGRAM HAS PERFECTION SCOTCH

AM whiskey is good whissog but some whtskey is better than others" " Perfection Scotch" Che wh.sEay nu. on Che market byD. & J. Mega.um the famous Ednborougb dls6I'ers Is generally conceded to rcnr@au. he highest excellence in wusE.v maw facmrc. Perfection Scotch" Is a high proof blend of che finest straight Highland wbisldes of rr.a. age. mae urei in sherry casks "pwlaoaou" is the name chat truly describes ia smcrlatyc in flavor bouquet and body, mellow as a liQaem gais wn.a key is the king Of liquors
 Emil Korach of Che Monogram mr ret has just received a fresh consi mcnt of bis famous "Pertcoaon Scotch" directly from Edinboroush Tho shipment arrived on che last Cor tagc City All judges of good whia key are invited to come and sit on the jury. at
The daily Alaskan., 1909-02-26
MAINS BEING THAWED

After more than 2} hours of inccs-
 au. work with the steam thawcr the main on sixth avenue was freed from I.. today and now water is circulat ing through them. Tn mains in the alley between Third and Fourth are now thawed.
The daily Alaskan., 1909-02-26

The accumulation of ice In NHH." and White slougHs uo past two or three weeks, has been heavier than aa any time within Che memory Of tHo oldest mhabiung-NaUIn Herald
The daily Alaskan., 1909-02-26
PANTHEON FIRE SALE.

Cw-07 60 damaged labels caused by srs arc la my warehouse | will sell 3 Bottles Rainier beer ..........5oe 8 ss,,lcs Olympia beer .......... soc Bottle A. 3. C. beer ..........22e 8 E9t.ss MaIt Rainier beer ......5oc Q Pl0:5 Olympia beer ............25c Q Bottles Ginger Ale .......25c These goods are not damaged, only the labels are soiIed, and this sale will continue until all are sold.
 J. F. ANDERSON
 Pantheon Saloon.
The daily Alaskan., 1909-02-26
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@ ... .:. <. ... 4. 4. ..- .s. .s. z. 4 s, since Jbe ire at the Com < %, u -glal Hotel at Whitehorse, -s" .- Ia. house has been practic- 4 .z. ally rebuilt and returnished 'i' -.. throughout. and IS now one of 'ss' ... the best equipped hotels in the '.' ..a uUr,u. z. . z. z. .:. Z. z. .:. z. ... z. ..' -:'
 phNTHEON FIRE SALE.