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IN OLD PENN.
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DEATH TAKES
FORMER GOV.
(By Ala?xa News Bureau)
ATLANTA. Oct 27? JVmuer so*
tfbuf 1 'httl^lhf U ikiful. Hi' WUk Uii*'
U th*- wi^tohn hi vitiz*** o i tho *tau
at Ufuriilh.
TAGOMA TAKES
THE COUNT
(By AlMk* N?*s Bureau)
WASHINGTON, O C 0<*. tl?A
r?UUUt tw town ifilrTiii of the ft*!'
- im lat.n in Uif iUy ufT acuuiu, ou
trauut tit MT<-s\iiiu-itK't> (ouikl iii tbe
r? cuW i'rv* <u spWug.
OOINC SOI
(By Alaek* Ntvti Bureau)
LINCOLN. Ntk. ixi ag? Willi* iu
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aui{wi(:t tuid ?Ui l.-ud tW i?(ivuuout>
lite durtug uiv tight Ho buo ir?/uu*l
as iw?u\u.Uuu in Autericau ;.olr*k? by
turui^ hfat o? u halt>.
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arriKj oti Uit train fruui
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Mjh is Ui< o? iter of tn-uut pla.? ?t iuiun>
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Our New
Line of ? -
r SUITS, OVERCOATS:
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We have a fine as
sortment of Suits at
12.50, 14.00
15.00, 18.00
20.00, 22.50
25.00, 27.50
28.00, 30.00
Overcoats At
14.00, 15.00
16.00. 18.00
20.00. 22.50
25.00. $30.
We loviu* you Lu ia?peci our line
bclwre waking >our purchase.
H. J. LYNCH
lite Uj>- Io-D#te H?Le'vi?*hei and Lad>r? Furnisher
? ???All fMIIPIIHIIirhi
BOTH PARTIES
CLAIM VICTORY
(By Alaska News Bureau)
NEW YOKK. Oct 27? Bath parti**
<-ml oil the strenuous campaign of tilt
l?u>t few weeks la?t night, and both
are ot*tain of victory at the polte.
10
CITY AT ONCE
(By Alaska News Bureau)
VICTORIA. R C. Oct. 28? Already
active work has commenced in clear
ing away the debris ami in the con
struction of new buildings where yes
terday wa?i but a heap ot smouldering i
ruins. Kei>uildiug will coutinue till
the whole areu has been restored
IS
TO
(By Alaska News Bureau)
SEATTLE. Oct. 88? A Press dis
patch W authority (or the statement
that President Taft has given k out
that Secretary IfeUttnger need not re
sign. As a resnlt itiu believed that
Ashmun Drowu , oorerspondent at the
national capital (or the Scuttle Post
InteUigeiuvr will probably be made
private secretary.
OLD SATAN
IS SUBDUED
(By Alaska News Bureau)
HOME, Italy. Oct 28? The eruptions
o Vesuvius hav ing ceased their violen
activity, the attention o( the populace
is now centered on the work of relief
oC a permanent nature for the needy
sufferers.
W. \V. Liggett and wife were pus
songers south on the Royal last night.
Fletcher T Hamahaw, the McK*h
cnwfc mining magnate arrived out
from Atttn last night and left on the
Royal for the south.
lu-riiard Binder, one ol Whitehorse
prominent citizens will be a passecv
^ south on the next boat for Taooniu
where he will spend a few weeks.
II IS PAPKE
ONCE MORE
(By Alaska News Bureau)
SYDNEY, N. S. W. Oct 27? Wllliaia
Papke knocked out Jack Williams In
the sixth round of a spirited contest
hist night
F
(By Alaska News Bureau)
FTICA, N. Y. Oct. 28? Roosevelt
in a speech at his birthday celebra
tion here today made another vigor
ous attack on Senator Dix, laying
bare his senatorial record and expoe
ing his attitude while senator as be- j
In*: very unfriendly to labor unions.
WILllilE
IN PORTLAND
Fred J. Rosenberg has resigned
from the Alaska Steamship Company,
and will leave tonight on the Dolphin
for Portland, Ore., where he has ac
ceptc-c: a position with Che Columbia
Trust Co., a branch of Ladd and Til
den's bank, as sales manager.
hired is one of the real Skagway
boys having spent most of his life
here and lias made good wherever he
has been. Fbr the past three years
he has been cashier in the local of
fkv of the Alaska 5S. Company.
The departure o t Fred Rosenberg
will leave a void in the business and
social world of Skagway, as he has
always taken an active part in every
thing that was far the welfare of the
community and as a musician will be
greatly missed.
The good wishes of the whole of
Skagway will go with this young man
and the Alaskan especially hopes that
his lines will be cast in pleasant
places.
As Fred's father and mother will
continue to reside in Alaska, we will
be sure to see him once In a while, if
he does not do as many others have
done who leave "for good"? return.
J. Frank Breeze was a passenger
south on the Royal last night.
Johnny Markrud, who has been pi>?
man on the Ruffner mines in Discover
this summer arrived on last night's
train and will leave for Juneau in a
| few days.
Whole Wheat Bread
I I I I I I T1
pRESH from the oven is always appetiz
ing and satisfactory. We have very
good Whole Wheat Hour which we
sell in 50 lb. sacks $1.80. 10 lbs.40C
n i i i i ii
Ganty & Frandson
ABE IS ABLE
10 DO BIZ
(By Alaska News Bureau)
NEW YORK. Oct. 2S? There is
plenty of twsy money her? that Abe
Atteil wlH put Biz Mackey out in the
sixth round.
BRINGS DEATH
PORT AU PRINCE. Oct. 27? The
Haytkui gunboat Libertad fousndere
at sea today in the tornado which |
has been working such havoc in th*
West India waters. Seventy Uves j
were lost
G. 0. P. IS 0. K.
SO IS TEDOY
(By Alaska News Bureau)
| NEW YORK. Oct. 28? Senator Root
| in his speech tonight devoted most
of his time to praising republicans
and the republican party. He also
made some flattering remarks about
Roosevelt.
Andy Greer, the discoverer of Wil
son creek, Atlim district arrived last
night from Atlim and left on the Roy
al for a trip to the south. Mr. Greer
worked his claims on Wilson this
summer and the new creek is showing
up very well.
Louis Jerke, one of the prosperous
I Wright creek, Atlin district, miners.
| left on the Royal last night for a trip
east. Mr. Jerke reports that Wright
creek was better than ever this sea- ,
son amd he will return in the early
spring to resume operations. j
MORE GOLD
FOB SEATTLE
SEATTLE. Oct. 28? The steamship
Victoria from Nome ami the Jefferson
from Skagway arrived today bringing
gold to the value of two million, dol
lars.
(By Alaska News Bureau)
ATLANTIC CITY. Oct 27? It is
aithoritatively given out that there is
a strong probability of Walter Well
man and his crew taking to the vaud
eville stage.
PORTLAND ALSO
PORTLAND, Ore. Oct. 28? Advices
have been received from the census
bureau stating that ten thousand
names had been stricken from the re
turns as originally submitted by the
eumerators for this city. This places
the official population of Portland at
two hundred and thirteen thousand.
STfiDHM OF LAW GRIPS HMO
(By Alaska News Bureau)
NEW YORK. Oct. 27? F. Agustus
Heinze, for whom a bench warrant
had been issued, today surrendered
to the federal authorities. He was
wanted by the government on con
tempt charges, the specific complaint
being that he paid federal grand jury
witnesses to leave the country.
NOW IS YOUR CHANCE
Any Suit in Our
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s tr in *
515.
Drop in And Try
Them on
WILL CLAYSON- "Clothier