How About Stoves? f
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We have added a htvr tone of Ranges and H rater* to out stock.
+ The Rr?J Estate i? a range that we have tested and can recommend highly
+ The New Laclede is a < heaper range but you get good value
for your monev.
The Mascot is an ar tight heater with cast lining and bottom.
The Merit Heater is ?ome thing new, bums either coal or wood by
^ ttmplv tummg the gratr.
Buv or not. we wil be pleased to show vou these stoves.
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: C. W. Ask & Sons
Gold Seal Boots
Sold at $9.00
DORTERO & SON. 421 Broadway
Printing
of high class
Daily Alaskan
PRACTICAL
TRAINING SCHOOL
FOR
Steam, Gas and
Electrical Engineers
DAY AND NIOHT SESSIONS
Catalog and particular* on
Reference: First National Bank of Seattle.
?<-. . SIATTU. WASH.
Angeles Beer
COSTS MORE TO BREW
COSTS YOU NO MORE' \
in Bottles Hfid'on Oraff at
All f!HSf CUSS B?S
A Chain
of Logic
+ There are ?vee THREE-QUAR
J. I'KRS of a MILLION* REMIN'GTOJi
^ TV PKVRlRn in use today more
than any other make anil more than
"J* many other* combined.
+ Remington Typewriter Co.,
Hit TH'RD AVE., SEATTLE.
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: Pantheon Saloon
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THIKTKKN STITCH K.S is
AN UNWCK\ M'MIIKK
HukIi FlUpatrlck. one of the
?haft men at the Pueblo mine, was
brought to the hospital the latter
part of last week with a cut in his
head that required thirteen atitch?s
to sew together, ?ays the White
horse Star. He is now able to
walk around toVu, but will home
port at the hospital until the wound
heals. The accident was the re
sult of a chunk of high grade ore
falling from the bucket and striking
Mr. ntspatrick s head, he being at
the bottom of the shaft at the time '
Ale* Kvans. also a shaft man ill j
the Pueblo, was In the hospital
several days previous to the f*re
part of this week, his trouble being
of a rheumatic nature. He is now :
almost fully recovered.
IMd you plant a tree?
The train from the north tonight
will bring about forty-fire passen
gers.
There Is going to be a lot of
merriment at the R. I. 8 dance
Wednesday evening beside* dancing
The White Taw office *ai mov
ed t?day from the wharf to the
Broadway station for the winter.
Dance Wednesday evening. There
will also be elves and witches pres
ent.
A tJKRMAX IXVKXTS A
NKW KIND <W KKVOl.VKR
The bullet leas gun baa at last
made Its appearance. It Is a tier
man Invention, and, instead of bul
lets, it shoots a gas which tempor
arily blinds and chokes the victim.
The cartridge used contains sev
eral ingredients, which, when ex
ploded, combine to form a vapor of
a peculiar character. The gun Itself
differs very little in appearance and
mechanism from the ordinary double
action revolver. It holds five car
tridge*
The action of the vapor may best
be imagined by considering the posi
tion of the person shot at. The ap
pearance of the weapon, the report
and the flare of the powder combine
to convince the victim that lie has
been shot at with an ordinary fire
arm. His eyes and mouth open In
surprise, and the gasaes generated
by the combinatlona of the cheml
cala envelop hit head completely,
penetrating his eyes and affecting
his sight.
Tor several minutes he la prac
tically blind. Simultaneously the
mucous membrancea of tho nose and
throat are Irritated and the victim
aneeces and chokes For a minute
or two the victim finds it almoat im
poasible to breathe
It Is obvious that no Individual
would be in a position to put up
much of a fight while In such a con
dition.
The shotless (tun is Intended prin
cipally for the protection of tourists,
commercial traveler*, doctor*, cy
clist*. automobillsts, bank officials
mall carriers, watchmen and police
men. No one want* to kill a human
being uuletw it i* absolutely neces
sary for one's own preservation,
and this invention is intended to
make such a course unnecessary.
Chief William J. Flynn, of lhe
United States secret service, has de
cided to adopt this weapou for use
In the service. In rounding up
bands of counterfeiters he believes
the chemical pun will prove Just as
effective and at the same tltue more
humane than the deadly revolver.
Overpowered by the fumes of this
new gun, any criminal, however dan
gerous, may be readily captured, and
by the time the effects of the vapor
have worn off the prisoner could be
safely manacled.
One of the cartridges for this bul
letless gun. when analysed, was
found to contain a pasteboard holder
with a fulminating cap at one end
similar to that used in the ordinary
bullet cartridge. Immediately next
to the cap was a small charge of
coarse grain gunpowder. Then fol
lowed a large churge of capsicum,
or red pepper, tnlied with lycopo
deum, an inflammable yellow pow
der, consisting of the spores of club
moss, and a Slight traco of salt
petre. The remainder of the holder
was filled with lyropodcuni.
With the pulling of the trigger
the rnp explodes the fcunpowdar,
and the force of the explosion unites
the ml pepper and lyropod?tim and
produces the blinding, suffocating
vapor upon which the principle of
the weapon depends.
To test the effect of this cart
ridge, a guinea pig was experiment- j
ed on. The gun w;>s discharge! Mi
the animal At a ranf.v of some three j
feet. The guinea pl|{ seemed to snf-[
fer no pnln, but was unable to j
open its eyes for the spa^e of a |
minute, and seemed to have sotno \
difficulty in breathing, as the fumes
penetrated its nose and throat.
? o o o
Some people think that, chimney*
should last forever. Now is the
time to fix them. U'hlle tho Turks
and politicians are lighting we may
go along in peace and fix them.
Remember that brick chimneys have
kept Skagway on tho map I have
brick to burn.
17(t~J-t Tom Ryan.
Keep W. H. Taft. and partner
where they are betause it would
take one of the droadnaught battle
ships to move him. and it yrould
cost too much. It is better to be
with a devil you know, than with .a
devil you do not know
Send Wilson and Marsh/. 11 to Mm
too and ?top the war. Or dig for
gold and take the high office. Mar
shall %n* the man Ihit first found
gold in California.
Send T,' R. and H. Johnron to
Alaska before some other crank
takes a shot at hlrn. Ifc will be
safe up herv Send him up In a
flying mnchine. W't have got home
rule and we want l?*eon8 in pollti?*.
One offlci. left I'hllippi-'ps.
Tim R an. Alaska
XOTK K TO TAX PAY KM*.
The a^wsment books of the tax
able property in the town of Skag
way for the year of 1911 ate now lr>
my hand, -ind the taxo* levied upon
the same .ire now due and payable
;tt my office from 10 o'clock a. ni
until ? o'clock p in' every day of
the week, except Sundays and legal
holiday*.
Ihipxld taxes upon PKRSOXAi.
PROPKRTY, as shown by the revis
ed assessment book*. * III become
delinquent Ot> the Inst day of Nov
ember next.
I'npaid taxes npwt RKA1, PROP
KRTY, as shown by the rev I ed as
sessment books will bo delinquent at
6 o'clock p. m. on the last day of
February next.
t'nless such t?xe? are pild prior
to theae dates, they will become de
linquent, and 20 pt?r ?nl of tho
amount thereof will be added there
to, as penalty, and imereat charged
at the rate of 8 p?>r cent per an
num. from date of delinquency until
paid.
H. J. I.yncli.
Town Treasurer.
Skagway, October 111, 1912.
Send the Dally Alaskun to the atatee
Alaskan >-nplo Have Found Thnt
ThU Is \cccm*t)-.
A cold, a etraln, n sudden wrei <fc.
A little cause muy hurt the kU
neys
Spells of backfct.tie often follor, ?
Or some lrre?Ul*1'Uy of the urlno.
A splendid reraec! for such at-,
tacks,
A medicine tlui; has Satisfied
thousands.
Is Dose's Kidney Pills.
Thousanl* of peojik* rely upon It |
Here is one ciise:
Mrs. Mar.r E. Catrr, 10<U t. 12tli!
street, north, Portland, Ore., sajs
"I consider Doan's \ldney Pilla U
excellent kidney remedy and wort tu
of recommendation. They hare bs*
very beneficial to ice. I waa ti?a
bled for over a year by kidney cotr
plaint and a dull, nagging back
ache clung to iiif all the tl'Be .
Doan's Kidney PI 11;: not only re
lieved my pains nud aches, buV
strengthened my kidneys and regu
lated the i>ai?sagei. of the kidney
secretions. I stili take Doan's Kid
ney Pills every spring and fell an?
I find that they art as a tonic to
! my entire system. I wouldn't be
without a oipply cf this remedy In
the huuse "
. DON'T KXTBOttERT
Vou Will Make No If Tot
Kidlow This Advice.
Never ncglect jour kidneys.
It you hitre pain In the back*
irinary disorder*, diaalneae and
nervousness, it's time to act ind
no time u? experiment. These are
frequently symptoms of kidney
trouble, and a remedy which w'
recommended for the kidneys should
be taken la time.
Dortu'a Kidney Piils are a good
?emedy to uso. It has acted effect
ively In many cases In this vicinity
('an Alaskan residents demand
further proof than the following tee
.iraonlal?
K. O. Beaumont, 635 O At,
Kureka, Cal., says: "For a Ions
tijN I M4 a bad case. of kidney and
[?ladder trouble. The kidney aecret
ions were too frequent in passage
?ud I suffered a. great deal from
backache that was especially severe
at night. I applied planters to lay
?ck and used other remedies, but
without receiving any noticeable
benefit. Happening to see an ar
ticle In the papers about Dwn'l
Kldfley rills, 1 procured the rem
edy. I begnr using It and In *
*hort time my kidneya were restor
d to a normal condition. I bare
tsed five boxes Of Doan's > Kidney
I'illa and can say that I am cored.
\a I did not take any other remedy
t the same time, I give the fall
? redit for my eure to Dean's Kidney
i'illa."
For sale by all dealers. Price
50 cents. Foster-Mllbara Co., Buf
falo. New York, sole agents for the
; "tilted 8tai*s.
Remember the name Doan'e?
| and take no other.
Henry FriedenthAl I "bone It. Quiet
dellrery. l?M?*#rc and e*pr??eln? ?n
*hort nctlce. d?y or
XOTKK.
OlrinpiA lv^?r on d-aft at th*|
Bonrd ot Trn<1->. Thla f?mo*i brew
I* kepi constantly freeh both <m
draft and In bottle* Thtai l? the 1
time to dilnk beer. Get It at
Board of Trade Bar. where the rel
ibrated Rainier Beer to also kept
In bottles. tf.
IMKtTH's BAl/TIMORR OfflW
finest Freeh Oyater* e?er brought
to Shajtway In bulk Comee In re
1 rlgernfor jwulii earthen jam Oft
en on Hall Shell alto alwaya on
hand. Or*1?f by Phone or rail al tb
Vienna ftakery, Broadway, Rear Sth
The/ beat mealt tn Whltehoran at
i he "White Pans Cafe," oniy whit*
, !'?-lp employed. Mr*. Orloff Kin*
| , roprletrese. *f
Hand painted dinner card*, facer* I
prore cards. In water color or o"
original and eTcludre deeljrna an*
local anhJecU. Rapply on hand <?
perlal work e^eeoed on abort
notice. Mrv Loaiee Mil nee, with
,?. tkuta, flk?(tway. Mall order* re
ro| vp UnmM sMMMb tf
II (I M K u It () W9 N P II M 1
t'HIOK H !*
Tito r?rk Trale l$o?t*we*t
PILES CURED IN ? TO t? OA V#
/mjr drwotlst will refund owwy It
? v7iO ornrMKNT un* to ??? any
-we o( BSlod, nt??dl*? or
file# l? I to 14 **
Draper <k Co.
Agents Fnf ?
luvnuv KODAK Hi rri,IWl J
HTOrOORAPHKRS
F ra.rtH't don? for thorn who ' pr?tj
th? tritton.''
f u?| lin? of Flliw, Plat*
Papor?.
M>;iJ tti.'en o r? fully Mt*nd?d to
-A lid nnw
Dh'APKR * <X)MPA*V, I*. O. Km O
SV igw IT. Alicia
Pack Train
Restaurant
TONY SI ANKH. Trm: rhMr
f* 14 Tmt. We H?r? V -?W ?h
The Be*t in the Markets
a at it it tW
Most Popular Ea inp
House in the Ncrth
v- New Ln Mwn >
t?foi?dway, between 3rJ >od 4*S
ttt. -- - - ==S=EG- .-..^soa
j The Delmonico ?f AUtkt
Tor *6r. you can ? *bol?>nmp i
! i?m fookod meal at lit V&* How#
: *tar>mnt, 6th nrcnii* 1?M*. off tf I
vftadtrsy.
H. D. KIRMSE
PIONEER JEWELER
ti AWu
L*r?m rnA Mart Cnmptae
Stock of
Nugget Jewelry and
Alaskan Curio*
In Th? North
Sfn?r? ?l
3KACWAY ft KETCHIKAN
Best Meal&
in Tiw n?y lk*
NEW HOME
RESTAURANT
NOONDAY or
DINNER
Lodging
Rrwrythtim Oan and
Fine CtaM
Fifth Awoue n*?r Broadway
< CANDY
I CIGARS
< TOBACCO
/
Smoker* Articles
A OuMtlly SW?i??cV?d tttork
of Notions. Such km Hhs*?*
insr Article*, bplta, Not*
Honk* Post, Car<l?
IN. nt fortret. tli? iinmber
420
BROADS AT. m?t nftfc)
Tony Dortero's
t A
1
| Board of Trade
,Cafe
* Ck ? Er? fW??r? ?
Eveything New and Fir?t
Gam
lUnowiii mkI Pn?* ^
A Sprc*hy
Popular Price#
A Open Day and Nifht %
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DEWEY
CAFE
op*r* l t7*f?# l*?t
J . C. TtMtl
roririvrtr of
D'trtM K(UM
wkj or
ScotV* H?<?l Cirarw >
The Betf in the Market
Properly Cooked
BUST MEALS IN TOWN
AT POPULAR PRICES
Opcti from 6 > m. in 10 p m.
DON'T FROG
Unlaw Ysm'rt One ? Ortrr*
H. Hartwigsen
Sn?r?Mar V?
W. */. BOUQHTOH
rncAL.ni m
Cigars Tobacco,
Smokers' Articles,
Stationery and Fish ,
ing Tackle
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