NEWS or mt WORLD fOR PAST WEEK
By Cable to Tbo Daily Oatjway.
Memorial Tablet Has es 0>erSea
Tokvo. Keli. i<‘ \ menu rial tablet
which was erected. on the iiattleltfMd
of Nanshan Hill to ;»t k ' he jrrave of
Lieut. No-;, sot: o- Japanese -en
era!. wiio was si led there, washed
ashore vest, ti. n on the Japanese
coast, hav • <1 acts " the sea.
it is not k ' now it reached the
water ironi ' •
\ithoi.iv long worth III
\\ a>i j . V.. I’V»>. h> ( on
-r* s>!uan N - t .ontfworth is ill at
the home of i to.Iter in tht- rity.
w not oeia, ■ ■ ' ■ 1 ■ • ■
worth s *
din”. !
Attvt iy itta : i
Defoe tt. S '» ai is tlt.nseil
S. att .K ' i *■ ' " ’ ' •
the (Uttar '
At ttt. A lash ■. a V. . it) S'" -
on the Cotta.e y yesterday, com
mitted suie vie i:n : yht -a ih- Not th
em hotel l\v tut' ..” tt • mu. «•» a
revolver i:i his ■ sun atie blow it - oti
live top of his lit u!. lie had pVn!y of
money and the ea -• of the suie‘.do is
unknown. It s . .o.-re was in Himtinjj*
ton. «U-i*sfon.
Herman and Herrera Draw
Los Angelos. Feb. 10 Kid Herman
and Aureiio H«Trera fought twent*
rounds to :i dra •' boro last night ;ti
the 1’acitic Athletic club. The battle
was fast and tie’Ve Herrera was the
aggressor but Herman won much ap
plause for his*cleverness, which saved
him several times from Herrera's
dangerous punch.
Chinese Covers Wreck Missions
l’ekin. 1 eh. lit Kr jish and Gatho
lie missions at < hang-t how -Fbe, thirty
miles from Amo;., were destroyed yes
terday by a m t: Hovers. Several
m sskmaries w. t*> Killed. The Attter
lean missions at ttie same place were
unharmed.
Plotting ir Castro’s HousehnlJ
against Hr, - u* at t istro r ey combs
his official holts it At. Hath vice presi
dents are suspect' ofdisloy;. »y md it
is claimed tier t enos ; etr i
Venezuelan pop a: :oti is ready 'oa^ ;
a *aiost the a - i ts •
that the iiisu j plotters are simp!,.
• - ' he . - • - e ta of a Fr« • eh
blockade ot \ « p a s h* h. :
the outbreak.
Alabama t »o lymht - Aegro
(liii.s.ili. v 1 1 l) t- isun -ey
Hie *ards . a •
ni - ler ot >!* -. S :i ah a# ■
bridge*. Four i :■-< ~ wore cii.if.n
with t!i* er. tiivi lour had heesi
legally < xeeut«
liavs ih.utlc* liuc lands
Seattle. F i’he l*ti on I ’.it* *
today vvt'h • S'VK' «>; iue j.ia ts
city. Ti:* CO . *:y now or s !. .. •
M"» ''v.tlkeo'i has t» -n fit . or
kiscores 4 p* r ■ ea! Ditterratiai
Hous- eofiimr on atlai»> t -
day vt. ?*> uif*t* tin 4 pel*c« nt
dllleren. e, iu t r **» warships hui if
W v.s .Veil
and cneu ai tied. It has been
* .• * t hat no: ipropriat u vv : ii m
mane tills year > additional dry dock
at the 1 tigs t > ! * navy yn: i,.
Cats Down lortif.c auou Bill
Washing <> . I>. c ., . h. 12 The
army toriilieat; > a;»j i ■ priat ion hill
providing tI,'*1 • '.*» * • for adm ,oi a! »u ■
fen>c '. w id is ;» t*.ri rov. a. t h.
House at o wit! probably pass - re
pented from tile committee on appro
priations. Ties i> s-,.HM..HM ft -, then
was asked by Secretary Taft.
George Adams Writes a Book
Seattle. Fell. 12 George* K. Adams,
the eralie/.zling cashier of tin* Seattle
assay office, is putting in his time in
the county jail while waiting trial, by
writing a l>ook entitled “The Rise and
Downfall of George F.dward Adams.”
lie* has already been offered slOOo for
it by a publishing house.
Convicted of Bank Wrecking
Spokane. Feb. 12 Hilaries May,
president of the defunct Big Bend
national bank at Davenport, was con
victed in the l\ S. district court of the
charge of wrecking the* institution by
using its funds to develop a mine.
Grabs $20,000 Worth of Diamonds
Vancouver, B. c Feb. 12—With a
coupling-pin an unknown man last
night smashe d the plate glass front of
McMillan’s jewelry store, reached
through the hole and grabbed a tray
containing #20.000 worth of diamonds
and made his escape. The store Is at
the comer of .Kightoenth avenue, one
i of the busiest m town, and numerous
pedestrians were close by but none im*
j mediately at hand. The robbery took
: place at 7 o’clock in the evening and
McMillan was alone in tin* store some
distance from tin* front.
Big Roads Plan Coast l ine
St. Paul. Pel'. 12 It is reported here
that tin- (ireat Northern. Northern
1‘aciltv*, Kurlinjjton and Milwaukee
ic roads are planning a combine to
> ii| a double track line from the
\lis.«u>!'i|»pi river to tin* Pacific c>>ast
'e ’,ci Hartumau-•> contemplated to
va*» on «>t > h* kortliwest. I'he cutu
|i e will exert (very e fort. 1 is
to beat Han man to I’upe
nit won tin new I Inc.
Inion Pacific Bays in Seattle
S ; tie*. I*, b. 12 Titteiamis iuclud
p csel't 'iu u tin si tson-1 *osl
1 .1*1 uv. Cl •' l«> the Imsi ess
, , ; . cr M'Ul Saturday for
*. ci.; t ii.>• l nnu: Pacific l.ailrnud
( 11. U i i i i i hank Ol I >>‘X. ,*!*•
i 1111■ i.oti »\ ( I.mpany. The I fact is
ni: miedly lor terminals for the liar
; mum Hue to Seattle.
Iljrrimtin Buys in Kk oitia
i'ac rua. Pel*, i2 The Harrinan
iici** i "i> wiH t (piire seventy acre"
ii, im* terminals. I; i> believed i at
o! tin recent purchases ol tide
,i w. n really for tin* new 11a. ri
man line.
Mi/nrr Butts into Society
N w York. F«b. I- William Mi/.
,tu-r. the tonm r Alaskan who married
Mr>. Cnuru - T. A orkes, is receiving
:;ii nti<m tii sech ty as me husband of
the reitel of ihe late street railway
magnate. tie says he and his wife
will not take a honey moon trip hut
ini; the maguiiicent mansion which
his wife in l»i against her toriuer hus
band lor mo. e than a year, remaining
in U almost ;i- a prisoner, will he
made the seem ol gay entertain
ments from this time forward.
tleoojnm tmon laoor
Dub uj « . la.. r< b. 1- AichbishOp
Keene in the pulpit ol .St, Raphael s
t aitioiie church yesterday denounced
union labor o: gam/.at ions. Ileasseriett
l nai unions art* organised lor liit* pttr
Ih.M• ut iicii g,; eumpeient workmen
t .w a to . ne iev ■ i • >1 i .1 *se less sklilet
: ;;t i force employers to pay poor
laborers mere lie- tney are world.
> , i ,i. i •■ii. ut’ fur-iiorter it< . s
' v..t»rk ' >. sib i or the pay received
hifj IfUiV't' j|)fi‘dii uicn.Jcr>
V .Ctori . b t .. r» :i. 12 \ bund ot
ii- is s umbei .tig about i'•*(>. re*
k|’. toper. v (i*i t*.ii v itiittt tan skl<‘
in j,e nue ation.i i txmnuary from the
t 'waiiugan i ouuty in \V asitiugiou, mitny
a so cut. amoug uomest ,e
i) i ;iis t ihe range. t urn.el's arc
co.is.c ,n. tiic uo.isab dty ol a
.. ,i io k; i.m* entire bauu. I he
,.;u,iis ;i . very w id ana uti» rly im
Porlldnd V|j>i i»c lowed
-'■■iii e, r< o. lb 1 apt. Nord of the
-tea a .It-!.* r-ou. w.uch arrived here
,.-i , gel, says that the i’ortlaud
iMi.di.i e-'-n" 1 i ">e;uli" under her o»vn
- • ant. >’!*'i-'i t.i teu nji at Ketehl*
, , ii . g , o low i.er tiow n.
. to xUjIu, Luifaji r iw i'anaifin
FeU The .»meric in
\ i. i . 1-.i.icui.o sailed Iasi night
,i , .>. i.r it •• i auaittu canal, atai
. * pas tigers. She will he it to
io tat oh i >rjiy 5‘igiail
l* kin; t hti.r. Fob. lb Ut imperial
w a - - . tl to the governor ol
cow pi'-.*\ a.ee y ■ 'letday direct*
. * extent. iinmedial' ly the
. ... r < ; ’ i Ru.\er uprising against
i , . ,c ii .van at t hang Foo
. and :o eau.se the d lentiou of
n, ow. is to 1» punish d later,
r anti »om ASasko Urolhir
>. c. ! o. ib . *r. Rnoails of No.
1 - it ; bjcliUster. New \ ork,
•- i.iMV ieiiii tug tor his missing brother.
. *• id Id a .ads. who went to Nome
ui I'loo. Later he went to Fairbanks
u t has ut*: been heard from for a long
i • . \ fort am* awaits him at his old
home.
Is la!k on Salmon fisheries
Washington. D. C., Feb. 12- l’oil*
gressman Cushman will have the Hour
in the House Friday on his bill to regu
late the salmon fisheries of Alaska. It
forbids fishing in Alaskan waters by
aliens except with line or spear. It is
aimed at the Japanese, who have been
coming into American waters for sev
eral seasons.
Defeats Whipping Post Bill
Washington, D. Feb. 13—The
House today tabled the whipping post
bill for the district of Columbia favor
ed by President Roosevelt. Hepburn
of Iowa made an impassioned speech
in support of the measure but without
effect.
Alaska to have Military Cadet
Washington, D. C., Feb. 13—-The
general staff of the army has decided
that as Alaska is practically a terri
tory it is entitled to a cadet at the
West Point military academy. It is
probable that the President will ap
point a cadet from the district.
Uryan Objects to Carnegie Gilt
Jacksonville, 111., Feb. l.'l William
,1. Bryan lias resigned a- a trustee <>f
Illinois colleye, his alma mater. be
cause the I Mia rd lias accepted a dona
tion from Andrew (.'arneyie. Mr.
Bryan -ays that the teachinys of
! economic iruth are inconsistent with
I he acceptance ot money from men
like ( arneyie.
itcin/c May Invade Alaska
Butte, Mont.. Kel). i I F. Any. Ilein/.e
sold out all his copper interests in
Montana to tin Uualyamated yestcr
d.i\. lie is said to have received a
tabu Ions sum.
It is reported here that. ibinze w ill
yo to Alaska to develop copper prop
erties wherever lie can lind them. lie
i>-ait 1 to ha ve h i- ey e t*n t ’em raI Alaska,
ai ii it is assertetl also that for a year
ayents of his have been invest iynl iny
t he ( upper river countrv.
link Reports a Copper Dream
c auie. Fel*. It kdward Fink re
' turned today from Sonora, Mexico,
\ here he elaims to have located .1 rich
eon per mine which was revealed ill a
' dream to a Vatpii Indian with whom he
j was liviny. Fink liletl on it before the
Me.\ am law was passed lately which
forbid- foreiyners to acquire mineral
lauds in that republic.
tlkinx IIjs New Railroad Gill
Washington. I>. t'.. Feb. 11 Senator
, F.lkins ol West Viryinia introduced ;i
i rn w railroad bill in the Senate today
which makes the acts of the interstate
commerce commission reviewable in
the federal courts.
Inion Pacific Asks Open Door
Seattle, Feb. II The Washington &
Northern railroad, which is to lu* the
Union i'aciitc line to Puget Sound from
Portland, today applied for a franchise
to enter Scat i le.
White Pass Engineer Dies
Seattle. Pel>. 14 Chief Kngineer C.
II. sproat of the \\ hite Pass & \ ukou
Uailw ay. died yesterday on a steamer
enroute from Seattle to \ ictoria.
John A. Milall Dying
New York. I'Yii. In John A. Mel all,
• until recently president of the New
York Lite Insurancei 'ompany. isdy iug.
i He made a statement today deny ing
Ui.it hi had any irregular dealings
with Andrew Hamilton regarding
: loans ol t tie company hinds.
Ilunliiaj boats tor Noun* Ran
lb Tik Seattie Ship- j
I ;u” o'l.pany i> trying to seeun iw.
i >.i:- i i pi .ee on the Nome run next
Not j.tska Mini Routes
i\ am.ingt' .. I). t .. Feb. l»> 1 ui
juist • lf.ee depart iiient today maili an
o. e< ei eat mg llurteeu t»ew Alaslva j
■ ii,;*)i fi.-Uies a;,i; appoint itig earner-.
Senate i a.'.srs Ship Subsidy i>ui
, a-UiUlgtetl. I >. <'.. l’i‘i». lb l'in
,•,ill• •• tm a\ passed the ship suhsiny j
111 j. i in1 11 ouse pa -si ,i t ne eoa-t tori t
... non hill.
Pan Patton Named as Alaska Cadet
\\ ashing!on. H. i .. 1'eo. lo 1 in .
I ’resident touay appointed Daniel 1). !
lb. . n of t-kiigway, Alaska. a.- cadet j
a- t ie mil tary arm my ai \v. |
; i»■ i«i. upon in” recommendation o. !
oi’ W. P. l\ieiiariisoti. chairman ol j
tne .Aia-.va toad eommi-sioi'. Pullen {
i- now a student at the university on
aa .iiii‘*toii and:: prominent athleii I
nf j i.;•; in-'*dulion. Judge \\ icker- [
«M.,m llr-i ia - d tne poim mat Alaska j
u a- entitled tea eadet at West Po.n. ]
and the suggestion was promptly ae*
, \ a;• dei• :ii
i d-r hiru tors Crgoni/o
. .• ■ 111 . i eti. |b ’.'ia* dir etors oi
the .\iasUa-Yukon exposition, which i
to he held in Setiitl* in lD«»t*. organized j
today, i’he board p:is.-ed resolution !
indorsing the * ll’ort- of (iov. Melnm -
of Yukon territory and Dr. Thompson, j
member of the Canadian parliament
Item the Yukon, to obtain assistance j
from the Canadian government for tin
Yukon display at the exposition.
Japanese Remember Aitte
Wa-hingion. D. tFeb. lb Tie
Japane-e embassy in bit half of the Mi
kado presented Mi-s Alice Kooseveit
today a rich silk embroidery robe and
two expensive silver vases.
To Entertain Chinese Commissioners
Seattle. Feb. Hi The imperial Chi
nese commissioners who have been
touring this country to study American
methods of education will arrive in
Seattle next Monday. The Chamber
of Commerce has arranged to enter
tain them with a banquet on hoard the
steamship Dakota, which is now in the
harbor.
Colored Bishop Grows Violent
Macon, (fa.. Feb. Hi Before a negro
convention yesterday Bishop Turner,
the noted colored divine, renewed his
recent attacks upon the United States
government and the white people ol
the country. He asserted that the
American flag was a “dirty rag” and
denied that the United States is grow
ing better so far as its treatment of
the negro is concerned. He declared
that in many ways the negro is better
than the white man.
Longworth Gits the License
Washington, D. C., Feh. 16—Con
gressman Nicholas Longw’orth, accom
panii d by Nelson Perkins, who is to
be 11is host man at the wedding to
morrow, and a party of friends, took
out the license for his marriage to
Miss Alice Roosevelt, today. He gave
his age as and that of the bride as
22. Presents continue to eoine to the
| White House by the wagon load.
Marine Inspectors for Alaska
Washington, I). I*Vb. 1<> The bill
i providing for the appointment of in
spector of hulls and boiler* for \laska
under the steam inspection law. with
oltlces at Si. Michael, was favorably
reported to the Senate today from com
! tnittee.
favors Nelson Delegate Dili
Washington. I >. ( '.. Keb. 1 > The
House committee on territories today
1 agreed to report favorably the Nelson
bill for tin Alaska delegate in t 'ongress
with a few minor amendments.
I xeeisior to Sail Monday
Hy Cable to The Daily Gateway.
Seattle. I'Vb. I(> Steamer Kxcelsior
will sail for Seward and way ports on
the inside passage Monday morning at
lOo'elock. She will take a large pas
senger list and a full cargo.
By Cable to Tlic Dally Gateway.
Seattle. Feh. 14 Lawrence Murray,
assistant secretary of the department
I of commerce, and Herbert Knox, of the
government hoard appointed In Sec
retary Metcalf to invest iga'te the Val
encia wreck, arrived this morning and
I at once began work. Tlmy first held a
I conference with representatives ol the
i Chamber of Commerce, ('apt. Harwell.
! commandant of the Puget Sound navy
I yard, is the third member of the hoard.
Sailors Roast Rescue Vessels
Victoria, B. ('.. Feb. IS Three nmm
i hers of the Valencia crew testified here
today in a coroner's inquest over hod*
| irs recovered from the wreck, that the
action of the steamship Coeen and the
mg Salvor was cowardly. The men
swore that both those boats could have
(given effective aid and saved many
j lives.
The Canadian government has de
coded to place life boats at stations
along the coast of Vancouver island
and to improve trails running from the
; beaches to the interior in order to give
aid to wrecked vessels.
federal Board on hay
Seattle. Feb. IS Lawrence Murray
'assistant secretary of the navy, ano
Herbert Knox, also a naval xpei .
i who with * ant. IJurwell, commandant
j of ; ii<* I ’icgci Sound navy y ard, will con*
i siitute the government innird which
' will begin an invest i at ion of t he V a
ieucia disaster tomorrow in this city.
| w ill arrivt tonight.
Pastnqp r> t.rnv. tied Him Put
Seattle. I'Vb. id . testifying It •tor,
ithe . vt rnmeid bo;tr< which i> imr
. ligating the Valencia wreck Seaman
i Charles Brown admit* at that he d •
M-rlet! his plan* in «>*••■ of 1 !.<• bo boat -
oceans1 the p .s-rngm's ero* oeo into j
it until he saw that ti was too heavily |
loatiei. to he kept ;»i•<»;it. He said that I
l lie passengers j. mp< d in so Iasi that
,t was imposs hie to keep them hack. ,
I'his was one in the boats which v.erej
lost.
3y Cable to Tue Daily Gateway.
St. lYioi>btn g, Foil, in A mol» of j
revoluti<>;:s atlacked largo u-.-.rm
nly ui workingmen who had mot y< stor
da\ afternoon n the Nov>i\i, on ihei
unk of the’ Neva river, and Airew (
homhs into the crowd, killing eight!
and wounding' many others. The Reds
i non opened (n o on a cabaret w here a
workingmen's n.eotiug was in progress
and killed two and wounded eighteen, j
The entire district is now surrounded
|>\ troops and wholesale arrests have
neon made.
Killed in Attempt to Assassinate
Sevastopol. Feb. 1<> AdmirnR'houk- j
nin, eoinmander ot the Black Sea fleet, 1
was attacked in bis office by a woman
\e.sterday, wbo shot and wounded him.
A sentry rushed to the aid of the ad
miral and shot the woman dead.
Russians Massacre Jews
St. Petersburg, Feb. 13 A massacre
of Jews i.s reported from Kalarashi in
m Bessarabia. No details are given
hut a frightful slaughter is said to have
taken place.
Towne Denounces Russia
Washington, !). (J., Feb. 13—Con
gressman Towne of New York intro
duced a bill in the House today de
nouncing Russia for permitting repea
ted Jewish massacres on her soil, and
declaring the failure of the imperial
government to better conditions in the
country as promised.
Trimming the White Pass Road
The White Pass & Yukon railroad
is running trains only live days a week |
now. The causes are several; the;
decline o' Dawson; the transfer of a;
great deal of winter trailic to the j
Tanana to the Valdez trail; and the
pettiness of the Canadian customs of
ticiuls at the White Pass summit, who
give everybody the worst of it as far
as possible.
Northwestern Steamship Company
CARRYING ’J. S. MAIL AND EXPRESS
! STKA MSHII’S Ol'KKATKD: Victoria, Tacoma, Santa Clara, Santa Ana,
Kxcclsior. Dora. Oregon. Kditli. Pennsylvania,
j STKAMKKS FOU Seattle, Kayak, Valdez. Sewaitl, Cook Inlet. I'nala-ka,
Nome intermediate jxiints and San Francisco. Kxciu.sive line to N. K.
Siberian ports.
Express Steamer “0R100N” Sails from So ward for and S.-attie Valdez,
outside route. January ot.h and every 2d days thereafter.
Str. SANTA CLARA Leaves Seattle 1st of each month. Same trip as Santo
Ana. connecting at Seldovia with S. S. Neptune, etc. r itleavns
Seward 12th of eadi month.
Steamship “SANTA ANA" Lc;:\■ s Si at tie Kill* of each n . f* • ’it an.
Kayak. Yakut at, Lib-mar, Valdez. Se-vard. Seldovia coi.m • .u S< !•
dovia with S. S. Nept.ne for all Cook Inlet point' r. • er. io !i ;iVi‘H
Seward 2t*l h of each m< it h.
S.tr “DORA” Leaves Sev.aid 21th <„ < . cii month for t i a!;.>#• a. Dutch
Harbor, and nil way pe nt-. on'n.;, leave-. Sew.:.-*! a! r 1 ci». «.f
each mont h.
For transport ri ion, ix-rtli reservations. fre do rates «-ic.
call on S. P. BROWN. A-ft... »'iitoium * i•. a urn L -t- •
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SEATTLE, WASH.
GENCSAl Orf’CCS, 608 FIB3T AVC., sr Amt.
Sails from Seattle via. Juneau, lOlh and 2**>lh of eacn month
Sails from Seward via. Juneau. vth and 22nd ot eacl- month.
Connecting with Steamers at Seldovia for .ill points on Cook Inlet
Passenger Service unexcelled
For Rapid Delivery of Freight and for Passenger Kates and Ifertbs
Apply to
JOHN J. McMANUS, Agt.
At Brown and Hawkin’s Store.
SKWAKD.ALASKA
San Francisco Office. Seattle Agency. 101 First Avo. 8
210 Sansome St. O. J. Ill MPIll’LV , Seattle Ag*.
^v^ODLUCk]
“OLYMPIA”
The beer of beers
“It’s The Water.”
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G. S. ROBISON Mariarer
ra* Seattle Office ICG Jackson St.
I *OHWATfcfl- _ ______ _
The Washington 1 rust Go. j
Corner First Avenue and Madison street, Seattle, Wash.
Invites Business by Mail or Express.
Pays Interest on all Accounts
PAID CAPITAL AND SURPLUS $325,000
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R. O/oierman St H. Hitchcock. Proprietors
• Wines, Liquors & Cigars I
Glacier Creek, Turaagain Arm, Aiaska
i I _______ _ i
| The Saattie lent ami Awning Co.
MantiiacLiirors oJ Tents. Awning.
I Minors’ Supplies, ot(\, otc.. etc.,
Marion St. and Weetern Ave. SLATTLt, WASH.
LOX ISLAND LOR SALL
Ten miles from Seward. The island
is two miles long and one mile wide.
1 will sell tny squatter's claim and 125
foxes, whose skins ace worth an average
of *20 each, for $2500. which is less than
one-third of the value of the skins.
Offer is made because \ wish to go up
the Susitna to prospect for a year.
Alfred Lowell.
Third avenue, Seward.
o. LASCY
IJ. $. DLP. MINERAL and LAND
SURVEYOR I OR EltE DISIRIf.T OF AIVSKV
Civil Engineer, and Land and Min
ing Attorney. Address Seldovia,
Alaska, or in care of Mail Agent,
Steamer Dora.
FRANK H. LASCY
U. S. MINERAL and LAND
Surveyor for the District of Alaska,
and NOTARY PUBLIC
Addres: Seldovia, Cook Inlet, Alaska,
or care Mail Agent, Steamer Dora
PIKE STREET WHARF
SEATTLE, WASH,
Forwarding Agent, Wharfage
Storage and Shipping
Can save you time, trouble and expense
on all shipments from Seattle
Represent Lloyd’s Underwriters
Write for Particulars at Once
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SEATTLE
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GENERAL MERCHANDISE
Prospector’s Outfits High
est Prices Paid for Furs_
KraikP. O. Alaska
H. H. HILDRETH
NOTARY PUBLIC
and CONVEYANCER
Abstracts o( Title to minim: and town
property furnished—Examination and
reports made on any property.
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