SECOND ANNUAL FAIR
110 DAYS, SEPT. 12 ]& 13
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Ladies' and Misses'
La Vogue Coats,
Suits and Skirts
ARE NOW BEING SHOWN
Fall Millinery
i; STYLES THE LATEST
PRICES ARE RIGHT
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I H. J. LYNCH
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WILSON'S MESSAGE ON
MEXICO IS II HUMMER
KUKMKK DKSKUTKll ALASKA
rov . .now i i;osi*i:i?Krs
Hut I tiiMlst that Mexico bo notified
that Immediate ami exemplary punlili
inent will follow If any Anieiicana nio
John l.inil has arrived at Vera
provo u greut guccwm. oh Alaska
l-TKL t*>MI'AX\ (iKTS
CASK PIT OVKIt
linio ^wurliiK 11 jury to try C*niln
auil wero naturally biased by tl??
(JA\ Noll TO Ul'X AS
I-THIOMST CAXD1DATK
NK YORK, Aug. 27? Ropublicaim
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EXPERIENCE A GOOD TEACHER
We have been in the exclusive grocery
business For many years and know exactly
the kind and quantity of food you need and
how to pack it for easy transportation
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Ol 1 A f ITY We con8ider qua!ity
V^v/j AL-il 1 I the great essential
and with this idea in mind, invite comparison
with prices either in Skagway or elsewhere
shipments wtrirrol
shipping through Canadian territory and
make out the required papers free of charge
NO r>I 1TV There ? no duty on
^ ?" V.J 1 I American good* des
tined to the Shushanna, the Canadian gov
ernment bonding them through without cost
COME AND SEE US, ANYHOW
4* Whether you intend to buy, or not, visit us
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information and aasistanoe in our 'power
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ST. LOl'18 1'ltl'DKS
IUIAI'K TIIK XU5KS'
ST. LOUIS. Aug. 27? Llttlo Old
SI l.ouls today Is engulfed to the
n ck in a wave of modesty. Order
ed to display no paintings, pictures
or statues III the nude, promotora
und managers of cafes und restau
rants have dressed them, and wlerd
sights meet the eye of the patrons
of theae places.
lu one down town cafe Venus
wears it pair of dluphunous trousor
ettes, and tho Lady with the (loose
Is garbed In a silt skirt, the silt ex
tending perilously close to tho Lady'
neck. In another cafe whero the
proprietor boanted a really hand
some group depleting Pan piping to
a bevy of "altogether", woodland
nymphs. Pun has been forced to
don a specially made pair of over
hauls and the girls are dressed up in
pajamas, nighties and mother hub
bards "The Sleeping Beauty", who
has for years reposefully slumbered
ou u slab In another cufo unclothed,
now wears a made-to-ordor police
man's uniform. Tho proprietor said
iho could think of no moro fitting
garb for u sleeping figure.
Still another cafe manager lu
whose place was a bronze figure tak
cu from the now famous "September
Morn", has dressed the flKure up In
a short white linen garmont that
comes In palm. A statuo of Bachan
the original of which was refused by
tho Purltnnlcully Inclined of Boston,
and now disports herself lu tho Met
ropolitan of New York, now weurs a
complete motoring outiit lncludln
goggles and veil. The Infant she
holds lu her arms wears that one
garment which has come to be a
THAW DAKKS JKHOMK
TO IX) HIS WOIWT
shouted a defy ut Prosecutor Jerome
lug deportation to Vermont, and
yelled ut Jerome saying that the
New York lawyer was making mls
KILLg AXI> DESTROYS
CLOrOIU'lWT IN NKVADA
ELY, Aug. 27 ? A cloudburst swep
Ing the death of one person and
the destruction of thousands of dol
lars worth of property. The damage
was widespread throughout this part
LANE WANTS
GOVERNMENT!!)
1 5ETTLE8S
COLORADO SPRINGS, Auk. 27?
Secretury ljine spoke to the conven
tion of governors which assembled
here yesterday. He advocated clos
er co-operation between the govern
ment and settlers. He would have
the government offer every aid to
settlement and working of land, and
use Its power In getting people to go
back to the farms, by aldlug In mak
ing those farms more attractive to
settlers.
wniti.ns' PAI'Klt I'l'lil*
C'OMlXt; FROM ALASKA
A recent dispatch from Washing
ton says:
"lllds have been received by the
forest service for 300.000,000 foot
of timber which has been advertis- ?
ed for sale on the Tongass national
I forest In Alaska, and an additional
300,000,000 feet from the same for
I est has been applied for. A largo
j part of this timber is Sitka spruce
j which will be made Into paper pulp
! not only for the Pacific coast and
| the Orient, but for the general pulp
market.
! The latest estimates available
?how that there Is a stand of ap
I proximately 70,000,000,000 feet on
Ihe Tongass national forest uud
| ipproxlmately 2S.000.000.000 feet
I ou the Chugach national forest lu
| Alaska. Recent Investigations have
) thowu this amount to be much larg
, or than was supposed. The Alaska
; r'orests lu fact coutalu approximately
! 'Hie-sixth of the total stand of tlm
!<er on the national forests.
The annual cut ou the Tongass
. . arest has increased gradually from
j sero at Its creation In 1902 until it
I .mounted to approximately 43.000,
000 feet lu 1912. This entire
.imouut has been cut for local uses;
largely for boxes to contain canned
salmon. The latest large sale Is
remarkable In that It Indicates a
beginning of the utilization of Alas
kan timber lu the general market.
Agent l.yons Informs us that ho
expects the Jefferson 'it tonight
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torn Tailoring J
at prices to suit Z
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Because the clothes will be made to
order by our famous Chicago Tailors
ED. V- PRICE & CO.
Examine their beautiful collection
of five hundred handsome Autumn
and "Winter Woolens. +
We have a large stock of UTZ & \
DUNN SHOES for ladies and +
O'DONNELL SHOES for men.
CLA YSON
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