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M*rs?rvt TretHham. a (air Bowtouiau,
?two4 .u a rooiu ui a Gvruuui pea.- hi
I S'..o ...... it. . ..... u...
1 herself a uutUt-lau.
"You dva't rvalue what It Means to
turn, Mr Tubtov Tbb U mv la?; turn
here ?u<i it?e eoucert touiorrvw uv>
uuif opportuiuijr of pU>lug pubikty iu
i the l\>us*r*atoiro."
"But the ctr uuistaiices are excep
ttou.u," be urged. "It happen* that
Pn>f??MK Meverhans Is to Leltwig re
cruiting Ttuttvi^C* t r hi* iut-rlcM
tour. aad tt occurred to uie that per
bapa he would kucltivie iue iu his or
chestra as tvlo pianist" -
"U? rusa^iu^ tue Meyer ha us would
mv? the hu?e foes deiuauded by uiusi
eta us vthii lute u>aj>- a uauie, awl for
pao* gave additional weight
to his ?iM> "h uieaus possibly the
opeulug of a eareer 1 should coiue
before (be i ub.io at ouee aud without
eipetiae instead of returutng to Auier
h a ' Jr . . it tt.i -U because I
do u?t pa.?tx.-s? the iu?oa-> to tnaie au
"But you forget.' ?th> added In
trU v tiidieatiou. "1 have rehearsed
with the orchestra throughout the
i( at f . want, e .rted bjr the tuas
Hcr Place
Me T&Lm h aud Win* Muwcal
Hooor*.
B> T. W WINDHAM.
Cupm*M. Ului b> American Pnw
Aaaociatloa.
shy aekuow lament, alio Tuet the
steadfast gase of s imin seated Imme
diately facing her. who vouchsafed but
the merest glance of recognition and
resumed the study of a music score
Lvlng on hbl knees.
The tourers towered their bow bands
tor several bar*' rest. In the lull pre
ceding the excerpt for the solo lustru
Uieut the !K>uud of a sharp Indrawn
breath struck downward through the
Klleuce.
The baton beat on steadily? three?
four?
"Onet"
No answering chord from tho pian
ist. The i-ouductor glared at her
aghast, the orchestra in undisguised
surprise. She started slightly, and the
color darned tuto her cheeks.
The baton swooped down agalu.
"One. fraulelu!" The conductor
leaned forward, half frautlc. "Have
you forgv>tteu V be hissed.
A soft, level voice prompted sudden
ly from the balcony. "The allegro
movement, key A Hat minor, extended
chord."
She glanced swiftly forward with a
Utile Impulsive gesture and rose In
her seat, faced the conductor, flashed
a glance of sw ift detlauce aud passed
with head erect through rows of thun
derstruck musicians to the platform
exit.
Bewildered couimeuts were exchang
ed throughout the hail, aud the nota
bility lu the stalls adjusted Its spec
tacles rather irritably and awaited de
velopments.
j "These Americans! These Amerl
causr chafed the conductor, beside
hiui.-etf with rage: then he hurled an
order at the doork?*ei>er. pointiug to
i the balcony.
'Uerr Tolstoy! Ketch him Immedi
ately I"
The uian at the cud had already dls j
appeared, aud in the passage couuect
lng the platform with the cloakrooms
he encountered the retiring pianist.
"Vuick:" >lu> whispered. "The con
dUv tor called tor you."
His face gU wed with trembling.
exultant gratitude. He seized her j
haud and started backward conscience
stricken as a tear fell glistening on her
sleeve.
Shi> rushed | : s.f him disconcerted.
,?a.-od tht step or two down the pas
-age and turned abruptly to avenge
liei* moment ^ los- of self control lu
u outbreak of reproach.
"U hy dou't you go? My failurv
. ies >ou your opportunity. Pray dou't
hesitate to aval! yourself.'*
"I'l l - rrv . so sorry' he begau.
Po so!" s!k> reiterat \1 less harshly
They will coutinuc the (? rot ram. It '
will l>e loo late iu another moment."
Though his ho]v of the future de
l<eudt-d ou that moment, he still stood
irresflute. gazing in sheer fuse iuat ion i
at the tear stained. l".i)?erious face.
"IK) got Po please go! It won't
have been auv good if you dou't. aud
I shall never forgive my -elf
Concluded tomorrow.
bURGLARS BUS!
Ill CflPITSL CI1T
The following froui the Juneau Rec
ord wuuad o?*oj u? indicate that bot<
Uki iMrgtai* wwv fai tb ? ,
Sootc tiioe betaven the boors of .
12 Saturday JK-tu aud 2 o'vhH'k Sun
day Bu*j?T-:i0- the Chad. GokiiJ. sb' j
???> etiler..J by aa uakaown robber,!
auul the till rifled u< mostly of j
siuaui - tuuigv. accumulated after the
r**tuJur < uil hiui bwn rnaJe up. The
th*< effected au entrance by break in .,
uu* ou* ot the ;ku*s> ai the career
dour ot the grvHx-ry department.
Jiwt tw<uv l o'eioc-k WiUttui AHo i
uiaeiier of the vretst barber shop,
via 'urtt.iijj up his cash for the w<*"ic
< ?heu (*? beard a iguiM? of faifcs/ gla*i>
O^etiiug ituc s4srv< door Mr AjU
miarlier west out to tnvtwtigaie. He
??ut ojw i uward ftoout street, and
w e-ut* u i -hfcg out ot tn? way, was
returoi-^ whet he heard more fallals
(kn. The nofee caiue from up the
*tree* and Mr. AkeniHeiier continued
h> lae OoktsU-ln cora*.r. where he
dfcM&ttered the bmketi door gfcte*
t iittf -ato the store he was uaable
ra> dkaov^r any oue. After rwtnainau;
Several hi front of the door.
Mr Alu-m Hotter wettt back to the
? barber siiop and Ustopbouied Mr. Gold
sU*a, who caow down at ouce. After
tt^ephtxuax Mr. Afcewueilor w?w t.
the >uv< door once more aud look
in* Up Ute >U?H hi thu direction c 4
the GvihJMtaia store he diacerued a
ttaau who wmb k\?uitii6 m his dirvctioe.
Mr .VkeiiiueUrr believe* the folio .
?*? auu at live **iuv tuu? for. aj
Va-eutiy to avoid beiog revufguiaeu,
tho fia i) went iuu> the huh? aifeywu.
betwwft The Record office aud C<
iiufcfeiUaa dry food* department. At
about th? uujv Walter Keys cau.e
ilon^ aud uota-?d the oxaa in the alley
?h} Thr juppoeed robber was thett
pretending to be lighting a cigarette
ami while doing so held his head in
such a petition his face could sol be'
*?011. Wither Mr. Keys or .\lr.
Altemuelier being armed and not hav
ing knowledge as to who the man was
made uo effort to accost him.
Of late a number o t small crimes
have occur ed in Juneau but no ar
rests have boeti made. It is reported
a man was seen attempting to use a
k-y on a jewelry store door kite Sat
urday night. He was spoken to by &
i>osser by ami asked what he was try
ing to do. the fellow replied "Noth
ing." aud went away.
Alaskan Women Are Finding Relief
at Last.
It does seem that women have more
than a fair share of the aches and
pa: us that afflict humanity; they mua
"seep up," must attend to duties in.
spite oi constantly aching backs, or
headaches, dizzy spells, bearing-down
pains; they must stoop over, when to
stoop means tortuiv. They must walk
atul beiul aud work with racking
pains ami many aches from kidney
ilk. Kidneys cause more suffering
than any other organ oi the bod}
Keep the kidneys well and health is |
easily maintained. Head of a reme
dy lor kidneys only that helps and
cures the kidneys and is endorsed by
thousands ot people.
Mrs. Isabella Brown, 114 E. 47ta
St., Portland, Ore., says: "When 1
was afflicted with kidney trouble.
Duan's Kidney Pills came to my aiu
and made me well. They stopped
the achss and pains and corrected th
trouble with the kidney secretions.
That was six years ago and sine
then, 1 have oajoyed good health. 1
recommend Dona s Kidney Pills highly
to other kidney sufferers."
For dale by all dealers. Price 5c
cents. Foeter-Mllburn Co., Buffalo
Sew York, sole agents for the United
State*.
i.emember the nam* ? Doan's ? aa<
'?it bo other.
Tour Sunday dinner wiil be ready
from 5 to S o'clock at the Dewey
Hotel Restaurant. Palatable home
cooking.
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A Handsome Hair Dressing
But Easy to Do
STYLE B. SEE NOTE.
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Model and Instructions by MADAM LULU BUTLER
Principal, The Madam Butler School of Beautifying Arts, Detroit, Michigan.
R STYLE B. The hair Is waved on each side of the parting and over the crown of the head. The
f.iJs of r.ht waved hair are then brought half way up between the nape of the neck and the crown of the
jj! >. ij and arranged in puffs or ringlets. The main body of the hair is brought below the nape of the
v i braided into two braids. These braids are crossed and brought around the head. The curls or
| i'liifs a:'* id low ed to drop across tht back. This arrangement is without the use of rats, frames or false hair.
To Have Beautiful Hair Use
Newbro 's Herpicide
No woman can afford to be indifferent to the appearance of her hair. A mass of nioe snappy hair, be
,-i> will add rnoiv in genuine good looks than a pretty face, or an expensive gown. Don't al
? jJi> to become clogged with dirt and dandruff. Don't let the Dandruff Germ destroy your hair. If
your M i is uneven, dead, dull and brittle and comes out by the handfull every time you draw a comb
? it, uu germ is there. To kill that germ and cheek the loss of hair should be your first anxiety.
Nr. ,:;;o s HKRPICIDE will do this and at the same time put the hair and scalp in a sanitary condition.
.1 ? Uj- to those of greatest refinement on account of its exquisite odor, its purity and clean
it contains no grease and does not stain or dye. There is nothing more dependable than this
- ulp prophylactic. The hair responds readily to a regular and intelligent use ot NEWBRO'S
IIBRPICIDE. Try it and see.
ji tea centi today to tie Herpicide Company, Department L, Detroit, Michigan, for sample and a booklet telling all aboat the bair.
Sea: all Drug ||lf |\ /I P? D D I "T" f Application at the
> Dollar Size IfV I VI . C. . D H II I best Barber Shops and
- are Guaranteed SPECIAL AGENT Hair Dressing Parlors.
~ ? '.'a haw arranged with the leading lair d.vssers of the Country to furnish models with descriptions of the latest
- .. .?.,t ai'i'roir >1 model.-, lu hair dressing. Ladles who adopt these styles, will enjoy the satisfaction of being In vogue.
Relieves CATARRH of
tho
BLADDER
and all
Discharges In
4HOURS
Each c*p?al? bm VlM
..if*/.
ere's Vigor and
^trsnqth
:o every drop
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S?attl?, Wash.
Pulleti Bouse
Paot of Sixth Rvsnoa
M.-j elegantly furnished house
In Alaska
Every mod era convenience
E.ectrtc lights? Hot and cold
water^? Telephones
Porcelain baths on every floor
Board and room by the day, week
or month
Table supplied with cream and
butter from cur own Jersey
Dairy
Hire. 6. $. Pullen
Proprietress
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Official Watch Inspector White Pass & Yukon Route ^
Reliably Jeweler
| Beautiful Alaska Nugget Jewelry
(Special Designs Made to Order.
Carved Mastodon and Walrus Ivory
Choice dainty pieces, such as Statuettes, Paper Weights, Cribbage
[Boards and Napkin Kings.
: THE ONLY LINE OF :
Ivory Jewelry, Snuff. Tobacco, Stamp, Match, Collar and Cuff Boxes in
the city.
Beautiful Alaska Scenic Hand Painted China
? Jeweler and S
j O. ll\UlCl - Optician. . , I
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The Only Fir^t Class'Hotelf Opened Under New Manage- 4.
4* in Carcross ment 4*
Headquarters for Atlin Stage Line.
IHOTEL SCOTTl
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McKENZIE & SCOTT, Props.
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t Headquarters for Mining Men and J
j t Travelers I
t WELL FURNISHED ROOMS TABLE THE BEST *
* GOOD STABLES FIRST CI ASS BAR STOCK +
* CARCROSS & ?> YUKON TER. *
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Oi>ty One "BROMO QUININE." that is
1 lxative Bromc Quinine
Cures a Cold niOoe Day Grip in 2 Days
on
box.
25c