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S O T I C C
Ja; rK?rei a of :r?i
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cn.'i n b* ; Is a: .* q-.:*Ei ;y
at ti# Pa ~k ?'s K?t*v-*ct
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WOMAN FOOTPAD
IS FRIGHTENED
SPOKAXF. (Vi ,v? The fai?t>
heart of a vonvat ,
that sav^d the oxwex . :irr> *\>i
AB>Wi ToTTt about T O ? K* K Ja>; ^ves
.r^ \Va^k;zt? <Jomn th . a- < ttt> the
;*x? wv-a *"W* coafrwsted b>
k *\xn*r. wrarinjt * sraj ?w -cotf
& skMK-k ha; *jn3 a m*>k 1 \> ':n.c &
r*voh-cr she CO?pe}fod tv <? h-wthers
t* boic Uf tie.r bands ai*1 hack
tfcetr. SO f?< .1o?x & stue ?UVet
Oarmed at the *p$?v?<<k of po"!**'*
riias the voo>at. k*?>**v her pirn
'ca.?re.* an ajvw-srr for :rl>.ns the i
vocnp hkt. arxj before the brothers
h*; recovered ftvttc the shock she ;
dtM^peafW
10 BE WEDDED
IT 7 O'CLOCK
This evening at seven o'clock at th<
parlors of the Pullen House, the wed :
c of Mr. George Mow! and Mrs. I
A. Clarke, of London, W.. will be
>olemni7ed.
LUG MODELS
NEW YORK, Oct 2?? The pawing
of Uio hobble and the advent of the
ts.; are shown here today in U?e
fashions by living models The tail
i* just evolved in Paris. It flaps
and flutters to the left Colons are
quieter this fall also and the widened
on i earroents shown by the models
indicate that the days of the lineles6
lady and the hobble are past, and
by next spring there will be real hips
again.
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PLSIT f
SEATTLE Oct 12 ? Secret Service
Ojv'.'Uvtis Thojnas R Foster and W.
V .iover, who discovered the camp
of l?* <."!eged counterfeiter chief, Al
i ? arrsted in New York this
k. found the place in the wilder
?s<s five milee from the remote set
? :i eat ^ Friendly Cove, on Xootka
in British Columbia
They say they found there appli
which induaied that the alleg
d counterfeiter photogmjkhed bills
and reprinted them with a silver
Tiriat process, touching them tip by
iar;<i to provide secret marks and
-??ds That Leon was an artist
a- well as an artisan of considerable
skill was shown by paintings which
wore found in the cabin The buiM
nc was a log cabin provided with
many conveniences A number of
phoTocraphs taken by Leon were
found
Leon who was arrested as be was
&' 1 it t.i j.-.-ive for South \merica is
to be a Russian political refugee.
!?: he )iad been sumound?d in his
retreat by a number o f nihilist* who
hs..i also fled from Russia
DEATH \ ALLEY SCOTT
BLOWING" MORE COIN
\ Ne*-? Rtiroa i.>
UQ6 ANGELES. Oct. 1^:? With an-;
>thw "roll"" stowed away in his
? i>s - - Walter Scott the Death Val
ley miner and prince of spenders, is ;
n Los Anjreles today, spinning real
cold pieces across the polished ma
hopany.
Gaily decked in a red tie acainst
a Wne flanrel shirt, a pair of 'you
?i-i't-tear-'em" overalls, broad black
sombrero and a dust laden overcoat
ScotT> " hreered into town \ c-owd
nicMy cathered aT*Mind him and Uto
:>oat] Vallex miner proccodod V> do
the tow-n
.Mir, Radcliff. of the ICth Infantry.
I" S A has been dtecharcod and '
will po to the states on one of
the next boats Mr. Radcliff was a
member of the 16th Infantry Hand.
H H I>rapor went to FV>rt Seward |
today on the Peterson on business
connected with fretting views which
he will use in his stereopticon lee- i
t?ros which he will gin in the
Pacific North states this winter.
Mian* For the Future.
She wr>* a visitor to the prison, kind
ty and well meaning. and as she chat
red with a bnrplar who hnd been sen
tonoed to si\ month*' imprisonment
ho t ' .'>ncht she detected sijms of re
form in him.
Ami row,** ?he sa*d. "bfiro yon any
plans for the fntnre on the expiration
of yonr ?enre?v*y
"Oh. ye*, ma'am." he said hopeful ty
Tve col the plan* of two banks and *
a po?t??fli<Y "-Stray Storte*.
The AwaVeninj.
P r i fie*l Mother ?f Prospective
lW?io (to s<via I editor* ? And little
lVirwhy. sifter of the bride, who ts
t.t be a flower plrt. will t>e dressed ;
ke a IVesden shepherdess, with pokl- !
cn cr\?k festooned with r >s?o>tids and?
Tonng Voice Prom the Stai-wajr? j
Via, where is the washrac? .Tiidc t
Ancestor*. .
"She - very ? rtvtwi of her nnoe-tnrs
Arre t yon pronJ of y. nrs?"
"I don't dnre to be Too many of ?
them are alive yet "*? Ftocston Post, ^
COARSE GOLD
ON NOME CREEK
RA1RBANKS, Sept. 13? During tbe
summer pome of the arrivals from
the Beaver river country, to the
north, reported that Two-Step Louis
Schmidt, of Nome creek, who bad
bee a prospecting on the klgh bench
es of thai stream, was taking out
some very coarse gold at hiph grade
by the rocker method
Now Locls himself has come to
town with a couple of hundred dol
lars of this coarse cold, which he
has deposited with the American
Bank of Alaska. Not only has
Schmidt not had water for sluicing,
but there has hardly been water
enough for rocking
Schmidt and partners did consider
able -prospecting hist winter and they
think they have the pa?' on the
Nome benches delineated. They have
about three miles of ditches to build
to get watw for sluicing and these
wiH be constructed neit spring
M/SDERO WILL
KEEP CABINET
MEXICO CITT, Oct ll? Five mem
bers of the present cabinet will hold
portfolios under Francisco I. Madero.
Jr.. ami fomr of these will bp retained
in their present positions This W an
unauthorised stat?nent made at Ma
dero's headquarters tonicht. The oth
er thr<* positions will depend upon
the outcome of the presidential
contest.
The < al ? ] n.lr > .r rs "1
by Madrro are: Finance, Ernesto Ma
dero; communications and public
works, Manuel BoadLla: foretvito. Ra
fael Hernandet; war, Gen .lose Gon
zales Salas
Manuel OaJero, now minis'er of Jus
tice. has asked to remain, but he
may be requested to take the port
folk) of the department of foreign
relations Madero hopes, however, to
persuade FYanclsco De La Barra.
provisional president, to take this
.lose Pino Suarei Is slated for the
department of interior. The portfolio
of the department of public Instruc
tion probably will be given, to Abra
ham <.kwiJsaJes. poi error of Ohihuab .a
Tomorrow is the day fixol by law
for the first meeting of the electoral
college, but only credentials will be
examined then
TWO NEGROES
ARE LYNCHED
CAKl THERSVILLK. Mo. Oct. 1"
Two nofrroo*. A. B. Richardson and
Ren Woods. La Von from 'he city jail
h?v> last nicht by a mob which bat
tered down the doors, were lynched
rho body of Richardson. riddt??d with
taiiiets. *-5u? found at noor today
floating fcn the Mississippi river. That
Woods met a like fate is 'he accept
ed belief
rORTL.\XT>. Ore.. Oct. ?R? Half
Lbe population of Rstacada. a sub^rt)
new Portland, are die fine up a
=ewer between the Hotel Eijtaoada
ind the Clackamas river today
?wuvhtnp for SZSOO worth of dia
monds. the property of Mrs. J. W.
Hawkins that she accidentally
Iropped thrrwi^h a sink in the hotel.
The Steamer Prospector reported
K?und up stream at 2 o'clock yes
erday afternoon at Stewart.
Much ice is running out of the
vknidiVo. Stewart. Pelly and White
ivers The temperature avempes
Tom 9 to 16 above from Dawiwvn to
'ukon C:\Tnainf
IFIER 35 YEARS
BOISE. Idaho, Oct 26? Loot to e*ch
r?th?r for 35 y?ar? Mr*. Xoiite Free
;nan is en rente to Bol*e from Stone
ham. Mass.. to Join her son, Joseph '
1 "orey , who k< known here m John E. ,
llodfrer*. He ta principal of 0>e
Lonjtfellow public school.
When Corey was four year* old he
?-as taken from his mother who wm
^ent to a hospital suffering from
?i supposedly incurable malady. Af
ler he had rrown to manhood he
hfxean hunting for her. His mother
remarried a f??w year* following hi*
? Msappearance.
Finally they prot trace of e*fh
; other and as a result Mrs Freeman j
will won Join him.
B. P 0. E, Vo. 431. will hare a!
regular meeting toniph! This is not
a joke.
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LOCAL BRIEFS "1
10c 10c
IKAOWAV WEATHER REPORT
RmuIU of the obserratloa Uk?a
at Mooro'a Wharf at midn^ht,
Oct. 25, 1911, is m folk)*#- .
Temp, time obeerrat n . . ..30 abov*
Max. precf?d!n* 24 hn .. .. 42 atr>T?
Mia. " " * .. .. 30 abor ?
dean " 3??N?-e
Barometer 30:48 Clear am! < ai*?
Colonel Cornelia* Garden*;- wn? *
P*.wnrpr *rp o? the PMerenn torfa.
from the P?t. Thto to the flr?t
time th* Colonel has been in Sfca*
way eltK-e hie trip to th* westward,
where he aerred *.? PreeMent of fie
Orchard Court Martial. Cojond
??ar?lener to not mm-h improved *:th
VeWet an ? reaM^nMal city, and
eay* that Fort Seward and lliinoa
ha* it "heat to drti'h" a* a to?n
ait* and for climate
PILES CUREO IN ? TO t? DAYS
Torr <Smrrl?t will refund money If
PAfO OINTMENT faita to mre any
*?a* of Itc-aln* Blind, Bleeding or
p: e*rodtn* Pi'ea la < to 14 day* 60c.
SUGGESTIONS
CHRISTMAS
Already every nook and corner of otr
store breathes an air of Christmas Life.
Nothing prettier could be giv?*n than a piece of
NEEDLEWORK. We have just received two large
shipments, including
Monogram and Conventional Pillow
Covers, Table Runners, Center-pieces
Shirt and shirt waist pocket*. Shaving pads, Neck-tie
pads, Neck-tie $ racks.
Kiuvmas ?tari|??*d on in Champagne. Blue.
Pink am' lavender. Kimona Shirt Wa st.?. with
peasant sleeve?. stamped on White Voile ^-j or
W ith material 8 for working
Satin ami Mnsliu Pin C?. hion Form.**. I.am >-?
Wool Slipjxr Sole* and Yarns ii all jdiade?.
L. A. HARRISON & CO.
Store Open Evenings :: Phone >5
The Skagway Pioneer Dairy ?
JT" p. ItlMAN, Prop. 2
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" The Sanitary Milk Ranch1 ?
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Thf larjre?t and l*#t conducted dairy in '.a?ka ? *
Daily Shipments of Pore Milk and Cream
To til point* r?o Whit* Pvw * Yntor Rnnt*.
i-M+i-M+l+i+i+II'M+B ?*?+?+?*?+?+?+?+?+? ?
B. M. BEHRENDS, Banker
Juneau, - Alaska
oldest; bank in , , alaska
li??j>ectfiilly Solicit* The Acconnt#
of 8kagway|Firm? And Individual*.
Hats and Caps
In big variety
Just Received.
These goods ? Reasonable Prices
Dortero's Place
Show. Undcrclothing.
NX ool Shirt*. (WhIIj
and Mcd'j Fumwh
421 Broadway, Skagway. Alaaka