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M>err It omly on* teat h* vhlrh to
I **!?.? ,.f the elHclenc) of ??? WtJch
la?-: 'Ml I* by It* ability to do that
? c la intended to do. Stony holt
r> -t 1W* look alco and moll nice.
V i r? nt i?? dn thvy eredfsste Ota
. .if -<! atop falling hairT
\o rev do not. bat Herplctde dooo.
b<va f It feee to the root of tn* erll
? - I I 1:? the r*rm that attack* the
, , .n whonce the hair gets Ita 1
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a ? ? ftom promlT>?r>t people ererr
? * ?-e dally pporln* that Newbro's
I' -r ? i- atanda the "teot of u* "
'? ? <Vh*htrul dre?ainjr flej.r. pare
V ' f from ell or (reeae
--M. bv lead In* drugyiata Sett I <r in
for sample to Tho HerplckK Co..
tie* roll. Mich.
On* dollar bottles guararteed.
Wn Hrltt. Special Agent. Skagway
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ence for small fee, at
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The be?t tnoala In Whltebor** at
the "White Paaa Cars," only whit*
help employed Mr*. Orloff King
proprletrwt. tf
Henry Knedeothai Phone 7S. Quick
Je livery Baggage and eipreaalng on
.hori notice, My or alghl
XOTICK.
OlyapU heer on draft at th*
Hoard of Tradt. Thla famoua brow
la kept conatautiy freah both oo
J raft and In bottle* Thla la the
lima to drink beer Get It at the
Board of Trad* Bar. where the cel
ebrated Rainier Be?r la atao kept
! In bottle*. tf.
COLDS CAUSE HEADACHE
LAXATIVE BROMO Qulntna, the world
wide Cold and Ortp remedy remote*
cum. OaQ tor full aaaa Look for
algaature E W. GROVE. Ik.
Hand painted dinner carda, favora
foore carda, in water color or oil
original and exclusive denigna anil
local aubjecta Supply on hand o
-perial work executed on abort
i.otlce Mr* l.ou*e Milne*. with
J. Ikuta. Skagwar Mail order* re
ce|*e apeclal attention. tf
wwvrirs RAI.TIMORK OYHTKR8
Finest Fresh Oysters evar brought
to Skagway in bulk Comet In ra
; frtgerator imM earthen jars Or*
jiers on Half Shell also always on
hand. Order by Phone or call at th
Vienna Bakery, Broadway, near 6th.
\OVPA RTISAN' PRIMARlRS
1
! Son- Partisan Primaries will be
held at City Hall Wednesday, Oct.
2nd at 8 p. m.
J. M TANNER.
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Take LAXATTV* BROMO Qulnlns
raMeU Drugjtoti rsfund mooa^ If
It falls to eora. M. W. 0R0VT8 sir
aatur* ta on sack bo*. He
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name by promts* property and pay
I Ing coots of advertising. Hoary
Seomans', PI >aaer Dairy, Skagway.
HEKALD'H tit'EMM IS WOOD
AM YOl KM OK MIX*
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New Tork, Oct. 1 ? A poll waa
taken by the New York Herald yes
terday. tor the purpose of getting
an idfea of public sentiment upon
which soma sort of a fo recant could
be baaed, to guess at the outcome
of the November national election*.
The rote showed that Wilson would
be the man, though lndicationa arc
that Taft Is gaining over hla stand
ing of a few weeks ago.
It la 'rumored In the city that
President Taft la considering the
calling of an extra session of con
gress to take up the question of an
intervention in the Mexican situa
tion t
L??X wantm anotkhk tkkm
AS XKW VOItK'M iiOYKRXOK
Syracuse, Sept. 1 ? The democrats
are holding their convention today.
Governor John A. Dlx has announc
ed hla candidacy for renominatlon
and the fight Is centering on him.
Congressman Win. Sulxer Is also a
candidate, and the fight that Is be
ing taw! Is somewhat fast and
furious
The Prtnc^se Sophia will be lit
at eleven o'clock In the morning
She han eight passengers and 1)0
ton* of freight. She sails Thurs
day evening at 7 o'clock.
H I.. Way of the Atlas Mining
company, came up from Haines yew
treday morning and left for th?>
mines this morning. He has be?n
making a trip of Investigation inlo
the Rainy Hollow country.
Oliver Hopper left today on til'}
Hegu to relieve Frank Fcero, man
iger of Keller Broa. store a.
Haines, who wlih Mrs. Feero is gt
ing to the citlea of the Sound for a
month 'a vacation.
The Humboldt arrived lu the cltv
esterday afternoon and after un
loading a hundred tons of cargo
left for the south at 5:30. Among
the passengers south was l.ee Gatilt,
who is going to Milwaukee to visit
the old folks and bring back Mrs
')ault who has spent the summer In
the Cream City
Wtmtn'i Lev* Ugly Msn.
The Illustrious men In history who
were distinguished as much for the
fascination which they exercised over
the fair sex ss for their talents and
ability were, na a rule, plain and In
significant 13 appearance. Julius Cae
sar waa a very ill favored man. and
yet when e mere stripling, before his
fame In Rome, girls of his own age
sighed for him and mature women
longed for his love. Among the men of
later times who were renowned Iti like
manner were Sir Philip Sidney, plain
almost to ugliness; Paul Scurron, the
comic poet, a cripple: Voltaire, uumls
takably ugly, snd Rousseau, whose
manners were awkwiinl as his face
was plain, while John Wilkes, who had
the power to subjugate any woman
who spoke to blm for even five min
utes, was sdmltted by his own show
ing to be the ugliest man In England
In hla time.
The Lure ef Opiates.
"It li human nature to wish to ease
pain snd to stlmulste ebbing vitality.
There la no normal adult who. expert
racing severe pain or sorrow or fa
tigue and thoroughly appreciating the
Immediate action ol an easily access!
ble opiate, Is not likely In s moment of
least resists nee to take It." says
Charles B. Towns In the Century
"Every one who hss tiecome sddicted
to a drug has started out with small
occas'nnsl doses, and no one has ex
pected to fall a victim to the habit
lndeevl, many have been totally una
ware that the medl< Ine they were tak
Ing cootalned sny drug whatever
Thus, the danger being one that threat
ens vS all. It Is every raun'a business to
Insist thst the entire handling snd sale
of the drug be under as careful super
vision as possible."
Quaart Elixab?th's P?di jr??.
On* of (bp mo?t interesting curlosl
ties fit HattlWd I* (lie (>odlgree of KHz
abeth, which la to he seen In the gal
lery. Tbo?n- Intrusted to make out the
document ttufly ilmDverfd tbat berde
acent could lie traced through e? ery 1m
porta nt person, and e*|>e?lally through
?very beautiful |>er*??n. straight back
to Adam and Eve. It Is on record that
the virgin queen highly commended
the work.? Uondon St audit rd.
The Punat.
?Now. Rastus." said the rlaltor a!
the aoutherr botel, "I want some cot
fee. corn cakes and two freah egga."*
"Ah don't know about dem alga,
boaa." aald Raatus. shaking hia bead
dubiously. "We have all we klr do
keepln' oar algs fresh enough without
bavin' 'em too freab. auli."? Harper'a
Weekly.
Ambition.
Ambltlou become* displeasing when
It la one* aatlated There la a reaction,
and aa our spirit till our last algh la al
waya aiming toward some object It
falla back ou Itself, having nothing elae
on wbkb to reat. and. baring reached
the summit, U K>ng* to descend.? Cor
orfllSL .. ... ... -
Lighting the Hou*? of Common*.
The house Is very often sparing of
the gaa bill. remarks the Manchester
Cuardlan On ? quiet ifternoon the
debate will go on In the failing light
of day till uiemlier* mil liirdly ?i -
one aiH?thrr's faces. >< n< t then tli.- < !e:W
of the Imnse suddenly rea!l tlixl b<*
cannot see the paper under Id* n
He looks up and" finds the bouse wrap
ped In shailftws He torn he* a bell, a
?errant comes In nnd wei rs the dl
rectlons for the lights The llrht Is
turned on In the attic above l!i.- iritis*
panels with the reti'le-lii* of the re' I
rose. It arrives In the l*tr?e like n
?bower nf rnln on n *tHinrer nlsrht
First a faint tentative siirrin: n -oft
eninjr. a sponire In the fine. l!rr :i after
that the delude, anil the n>"!n !??: >
la drenched In a mellow dow n;o ?:
The dark space-) befi"nth fir- hi! < : !i -
drink It up like h tlilr*t.\ Innd Tli ?
whole scene Is refrtwhed Strnn-.-r ? I i
the h?Mse look lip Into the roof :>:?
then they -It up and liec i a n:o e I .
telMirent rmdiiis of the in.'n and thins
below.
Dropping tho English "H."
In the dnys when packet ships rm;
between New York and l.ondon a
youthful prissenirer iisketl the Knir'ish
mate of the Christiana what there \v:i
In the leather tubing nmund the trim
wales of tbe lifeho-its.
"Hair, air." he answered
"l? there anything peculiarly Into-,
ant about hair?" a?ked the Xtm-rlr'n
youth.
"If ynu don't know tbat you don't
know much." replied the mate. with a
look of contempt as he moved to an
other part of the ship
The youth was li'imllhiled and a few
days later asked tbe captain why hnlr
was ao buoyant In water. That au
thority replied that he didn't know that
It waa agd Inquired why the youth
thought it waa so.
"Why. air. your mute told me that
there was hair In the tubes of the life
boats to make them float when cap
sl*ed."
"Ah!" answered the cnptnln. laush
Ing. "He's a Cockney: he means air" I
Whir# the Gray Hairs Cam* From.
Th?> attitude of the rommttndlns
genera la of the north nnd tin* south
toward ?M-b oth??r. after the tlmi I stir
render. writes Mr Thomas Ncl'cv
Puitr In hi* book on Cenernl I .??<? i
one that tlie world rcpnrleil with n
tonisbment. and the American* uir
forever look buck ii|h>ii with p-tde In
illustration. Mr. Page offer* tin en
Ruling anecdote from I .one's memoir
of I.ee
It appears that on the iiftenwon of
the day of tin* surrender at .\|?|?omnt
to*. Monde |>nld a friendly visit to !<<???
lit his hendiptnrters In the course of
the conversation I.ee turtieil to Meade
who had heen associnted with him a*
hi* officer of emrlnee;** hi the "old
army." and *>atd. pleasantly:
"Meade, tear* are tellitii; on ton
Tour hair I* uvttlnie ijjtlte jmiv "
"Ah. tJenerol T.ee." was MendeV
prompt reply, "that I* not the work of
year*. Yon are responsible for nty
(tray hair*."
S-sneor and Color*.
TTerhert Spencer's notion* of nrt were
eery crude His favorite color was
what he railed ??Impure pnrple" He
wore "Impure purple" plore* and. find
Injt thnt the furniture wns a little com
ber. hnd n hindlnir of "Impure pnrp'e"
fasted around It hy a seamstress lie
cut the flr*t strip himself and showed
her how to stick It on with paste. He
hnd hi* Times tilled with nrtltlHnl flow
ers. He wished to have everythinc
hrlcht about him and cotisenuenfly en
Joj?sl color. When It was suinrested he
could get that In real dowers he re
plied: "Booh! They would want con
stant replenishing!" ne wanted to
know why the people should object to
artificial flowers In a room any more
than to an artificial landscape.? "Home
Life With Herbert Sjtencer."
Giving Him a Choice.
"I don't want oatm ?!!" screamed the
kid.
"You must have oatmeal." said his
father.
"Never force anythlug on a child like
that." Interposed nncle, who has theo
rles. "Always *lve the child a choice "
"All right." said the father. "Now.
kid. yon can have oatmeal or you inn
have a clip on the Jaw. Which Is It?"
The child took oatmeal-Washington
Herald.
In Doubt.
Ethel (who Is not famous for hpr
(rood looks)? I don't see why you should
cull Miss Whltmore plain. I'm sure I
only wish I were half ns good looking
as she Is. Fred? Von are. Kthel: y??u
know you are (And Ktbel Is wonder
Ins; whether he niennt to compliment
ber.)
Too Sweet.
Mrs. Beach - Here Is a letter from
Charles Mr. Bench? Rend It. Mr*,
i Beach (read in*) ? My dearest, darling
I est mother. Mr. Beach? Great henv
I ena! The scoundrel needs more nmni'j
Hi* Resources About Exhausted
Father? Do you think you can sup
port her in the style to which she has
been accustomed? Suitor? Not In the
atyle to which she has been accus
tomed since we became engaged.
Doing Right.
Doing the right, or what you honestly
believe to be right, breeds courage in
accordance with natural law. It In
spires a resolve, and in its wake come
a boat of mloor virtues
Duty makes os do things well, bnt
love makes us do tbem bwhtflfnlly.?
Phillip* Brooke.
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