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ARCTIC BROTHERHOOD.
Regular meetings of C-amp Stag
way. No. 1, every Tueeday at S:J0
o'clock sharp, In A. B. bail. Broad
Visiting brothers are cordially in
vited.
J. M. Keller. A. C.
F J. Rosenborg, A. R.
BENEVOLENT AND PROTECTIVE
ORDER OF ELKS.
Skvs**y Uxl(<> N\v CI, B. P. O.
Ulkx. boMs it* rvsuiar session* at
S.3# p. m. on the first and third
Thursday* of each month, at its hall
on Sixth avenue.
A cordial invitation is txteadod t
all mm: Lug brother*.
FRED. CALLARMAN, Secy.
FRATERNAL ORDER OF EAGLES.
Rt-pjla* meetings of Skagway Aerie
No. Fraternal Order of Eagles 1
first and third Wednesdays in each
month, in their hall on Fifth Avenue,
at S:M p. nv sharp.
Ail members are requested to be
present and wwanj brothers are la
*1t?d to attend.
HENRT A. RHODE, Worthy Pres.
J. M. Roller. Worthy Secy.
FREF. AND ACCEPTED MASONS
Regular meeting* of White Pass
Lodge. No. US, Free and Accepted
Mt-vA second and fourth Fridays of
each month, at f p. b. sharp, at Ma
?onio Stall. 226 Fourth avenue.
Sojourning and visiting members
are requested to meet with us.
A. P. DRAPES Secy. ,
LADIES OF THE MACCABEES.
Regular reviews of Hire No. 3, La
die* of the Maccabees will be held
the first and third Tuesdays in the
month at S p. m. sharp, in their hall
an Sixth avenue.
AU \;siting members are cordially
Ivrited.
Take the latest Magazines along on
yovr voyage. Ftoaghton has then.
WOMAN FOLLOWS FASHIONS;
HUSBANO SECURES DIVORCE
BRRLIN, Germany ? FVmlnlne fash-?
Ion*, denounced by the Vatican organ.
CVworvatote Romano, are r^ponsiblo
for a tv mark* Mv dlcorw Jnst granted
by the courts of the province of1
SiW?U on the repreaentaUoa that the
wife had bccome Intolerably thin tn
order to accomodate hot figure to
modish dre?s. A prominent Sileslan
tnMmt ha* (wn awarded a decree.
a?>J the respondeat declared guilty tn
the eyes of the taw.
Th* petitioner said that when he
married his wife she waa at Rood
Hirare. This year she suddenly de- 1
ciiW she must bo thinner to keep
pace with the fashions. She began
a strenuous cwre which reduced her
thtrty-one pounds. >Vr throe honrs 1
each morning she play. si tennis, took
daily walks of two hours and ate ,
like a bird. Her way complexion RTad
Willy chanc-d to a chronic palenos*.
She dwindled away until Iter weight
though ahe waa five feet ton Inches
in height, waa only IS.1 pound*.
She attained her ambition, however
aiul couM wear a really fashionable
sown. When her husband forbade her
continuing to fade away she defied
Mm.
In the divorce proceeding* the coin
plainant contended thai hi* wife hnd,
deceive him because he hud bar- :
gained to marry a woman of natural,
ample proportion* Had she been 111
It would have been hia duty to watch
her grow thin uncomplainingly. bm
aa ithe aacrlflccd heraclf merely In r<
sponae to the dictate? of mad fa*hloi;
he claimed the right to be rid of her
After a fiery attack on the Irnr
baric atylea by counsel, the dl vorc<
waa k< anted.
MAIL LAUNCH
RAMMED WHALE
The launch Fox plying between Jn-I
n<>a?. Kak<-. Sumdum. SiPttltham and
Wlftdam arrived In port yesterday af- :
ten&oon at 4 o'clock. Shortly after
Wvlng Kake a large whale was seen
by Oapt This was not an un
ttsnal sight and aa tho Mg mammal
was oomr distance away, no further
notice was gtxen to him. when he
dived in * direction crowing the path
of the launch. The Pox being a very
fast boat, aoon reached the point near
where tho whale was seen to dive, and
without warning, the hwte carcass
slowly before the bow of the
boat. To atop or sheer off was Impos
sible and the staunch launch struck
tbe mammal squarely on the back,
broadside. The impact of the boat
ruffled the whale's temper or frighten
ed htm. for he humpod up his back
raisin* the bow of the KVvx out of the
water. A few d<*per*te splaahes wtthi
the gigantic tatl and he was gone,
while the launch slM easily back Into
position. This Is the first experience
of this kind reported by launch own
ers In this district ? Jnnoau Dispatch.
DICK BUSHELL
FILES CHARGES
Marshal Sutherland says on his first
trip to XVrangel ho will investigate
the complaints filed by Editor Hnshell
of the Wrangel Sentinel alleglne that
Deputy Marshal Lowe, of that place,
l? Ailing the jail for board money.
Marshal Sutherland says he has eon
fidence In his Wran*el deputy, who Is
well known to tho department where
his record Is a pood one. He sa>s
that his deputies will have his pro
tection in the enforcement of the law
and that Celling Ikjuor to Indians i?
to be stamped out In this division
without fear or favor being shown.
Deputy Low Informs a Dispatch
reporter that Rdltor llusholl Is prae-t
ttclng in the Commissioner's oo*irt nt
Wranirel and has been somewhat dl>
appointed at not being able to clear
several client*. He says he la enforc
ing the law in a reasonable and Juftt
manner and that his official acts are
open to Investigation at any nnd nil
times.
Kditor rtuahell returned home on
the Humboldt after filing his com
plaint with Marshal Sutherland
Juneau Dispatch.
USED AGAINST HER.
Congratulations tH? Actmi RM?lv?d
on Her Engagement.
A London mwlc hall MW who had
Just KCW-Mftilly "IsihW an oM and
wealthy nobleman sued nn unpopular
manager. alVgiuc that ho hail not paid
Ik* sullViontly well for her engage
n?ent nt his hall. She won the caae
and ws? t in med lately Inundated with
flowery congratulation* from her
frlen.K all of whom were glad to ace
The manager go down.
Not content with her victory. how
fw. the belle must need* crow over
her beaten mam per hy packing up the
choicest of these telegrams ami dis
patching them to his hornet, with the
tntimatton that he might make what
o*e of them he thought i?roper.
She regretful this last concession the
nest morning. Taking her at her word,
the manager pastol the telegram* on !
a board outside the music hall. headed ;
them "What Miss Fllchtle's friends i
think of her engagement" nnd left the ?
public to assume which encasement, !
the professional or the matrimonial. ?
was meant.
Then followed such messages as
?Xiooit for you. old girl!" 'Tinned the ;
old horror at last !*' "IVn't let him :
wriggle otr the hookr "Stick to him ;
till yon set the dlbaT "Oongratula
tlon.s on your splendid haui!"
Another action for damages against
the manager la now pending.
Sammy Told.
Mrs. Smith was showing a visitor n
new batttee a he had nvently pur
chased w hen little Samuel came In and
neglected to remove Ids hat. Thinking
to teach him a lesson a he said, "Sam- ?
uel. what did I boy that hattree foci"
"For gl.MV answered Samuel
promptly, "but you said 1 wasn't to !
tell anybody."
He Could Go.
At the death of the I>ukc of Welling
ton the whole diplomatic corps was
invited to the funeral at St. Paul's.
The French ambassador on receiving
his Invitation was vety much npaet.
He hurried off to his colleague of Rua
sia. Baron Brunnow, and confided to
htm the difficulty In which he was
placed.
"The queen." he said, "expect* u* to
Co to St. .Faul'a.to the funeral of the
Puke of WVniufrtou. now can I go,
considering the injuries which the dnkc
Inflicted on my country? What shall
1 ?lor
Rnron Rrnnnow listened gravely to
hi* colleague's exposition and then re
plied. "A* the duke 1* dead." he sal?l.
"1 think you can safely go to the
funeral. If yon were asked to attend
hi* resurrection I should say refuse the
Invltatton."
Life.
Life Is a good deal of n pimle. but
If we were more resnhite In our deter
mination to enrich It liy worthy serv
ice than we are In onr desire to solve
Its mysteries we should l?e happier.
If we put more Into it we should pet
more out of It? Kpworth Herald.
Not In Hit Lifetime.
A well known scientist was lectur
ing on the sun's heal and In the course
of his tvrnark* said: "It Is an estalv
llshed fact that the sun Is gradually
hut surely losing Its heat and In the
course of some 70.000,000 years It will
be exhausted. Consequently this world
of oura will be dead ami. like the
moon, unable to support any form of
life."
At thla Juncture a member of his au
dience roee In an cxclted manner and
said:
"Pardon me, professor, but how
many years dM y<.u say It "would be
before thla calamity overtakes usf
The Professor?Seventy millions, sir.
"Thank tiodr' waa the reply. "I
thought yon said 7,000,000."? Success
Magaxlnc.
The Whole Law.
When one mockingly asked Hlttel If
he would teach him the whole law
while he stood on one foot the rabbi
replied: "What yon would not like
done to yourself do not to thy neigh
bor. This Is the whole law. All the
rest Is a commentary on It Go learn
this."
Not What He Wanted.
A Scotsman walked Into a Montreal'
bookshop and, as the assistant thought,
asked for Rolxrt Hum*. On l>elng told
this the proprietor of the shop him
self got down three or four editions
of the poet and took them to the wait
ing Scotsman. The customer, how
ever. Khook his head hopelessly and
aid, "It's nae Robert ftnrns I ask It
tor, but rubber bands!"
Young Woman Found in Awful Con
dition with Scabies? Body a Mass
of Sores from Scratching? Tried
Many Remedies for Seven Weeks
?Result Was Discouraging, But
ITCHING TORTURES
YIELDED TO CUTICURA
"While1 1 wa? doinr? mis ? ^nry work
In the lo^cr portion o f several ? -5 I
f mini I It n.-<v* jf\r\- to know n IttUo of
the *(l?o*ev r>f a few moln ine? Mid
after n * liVn I found tfiitt n little knrrrl
edgoof CaUcura wa* al*?ut all J m ? dod.
One of i*o vvjrjr bad ea?e* I hart to ii'-al
with wa* that of n young woman who
hud conn* to us not onlv broken In
sr?lrit but In a moot awful I'onrtitlon
physically. Our doctor examined Ikt
?ml told u? that oho had #cabio? (the j
Itch). Incipient parrsl*. rheumatism,
etc., brought on from oxp"*ir<' and tb"
olftvt* of her ra^xl-edgod life. Hrr
poor body was a maw <if ?--on^ from
acratching and she wan not ahl" lo
? retain solid nod. Wl tried mnnv i l>inr?,
a (piod too to wa? proscribed and bnth*
with a rubbing of lard and nulpbw. Wo
worked hard for f< \> n voc! n 1 you
can imagine .how discouraged *o w era
when. artT all that time. v<> could see
no little improvement. One day I hap
pened to ?v> a (. itioura advert l ament
tolling how a IltUo l?aby hud been
carta of a !vad ca *o of akin eruption,
and althoogh I bad but nlru ; v-i ? von
omta with nr?. I bought a rak- ? ( CuM
cura Soap and a bottle <4 Cutimra
Rraolvrnt. When I rear bod homo I
wa? like a child with i n^w toy, and wo
Ivithed orrr pati<mt *W1 and gn-e h<* a
fall dose of th? Rtih lmt. She rlept
that night hotter than aho had ?inca
she had l?vn with u* and the next day .
I located the prico of a l?ox of Cnticnra
Ointmant. 1 run not exaggerating
when I *nr that In exactly flrr weeks
thi* roung woman wn.? able to )ook for
a position, being strong enough to weric
and Till of ambition. Tn another
month oho loft tho homo, and now hu
a good position In a nice family ^hore (
she l? rerpwtjBd and ia strong and well. :
You mav tvfer ar.y ono yon wt-h t.i mo.
personaflv. Laura Jane Hate*. 84
Fifth A re.. New York, N. Y.. Mar. 11,
1907.-'
CMttM* rxtrmU and IntrrnM Tr^tr-'nt k?
Swt ltuTO-f nt TrfsnU. O'Htrm. ami Adults -we
???? ?t OM''-ur* ?<x.n ? , I to ' th? F?Ti.
Ootlrir* ntitm'M <?'** I ic Itnl !?to. 1- I ( nil
Sm ' w >. i?v H t Sr firm < r fV
mwl IHlf. J*t ?tM ?! f'1! 19 lli-ily !!>??
U tMiwiamn *ti- vorM l>mr A ilun
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Guests are clveu erery Rit^nUon tvl
the Caribou hotfl at Carf rosa. Clran
comfortable rooms, pood service, flrei
fishing and hunting close to Tar
cross. E. W. Oldoon, prop.
1 here's Viqor and
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in every drop
stilt mi s iiiin
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Seattle
WHAT THE KIBSETS DO
Th?lp UneOMlnfl Work Keep* U?
Strong and HuWby.
AU Lho bioori tn lh? l?)Ujr p?u?to .
through the klilnf-rs fwic ev<ry thre
minutes. Tho kidney* flU' t Uiu htopd,
They wort hist and dar. U h?h "|
firaltby they jvwov* alxvit iOO grain*
i?f impure luntu* dall.r, when un
tioalthy ?utac part of Uii? Impure nj.it
Ut Is loft in th* Mrwl. Thtl bring*
nn mauy <UKpn*<Mi aud aymptowm? ?
pnln In Uh> back, h- attach", norvoui
ncas, hot, dry akin, riieumatiam. gout,
irtni, Awrdai of u. ? ^r.-xku mni
Narinc, HMoan Irregular hfcirt,'
debility, drowainow, dropsy. d? ptila
Ir the orin#, etc. Hot If )rou kcop the
fllt'TP rlgtil you will have no troabh-,
with your kidney*.
W. A. Hawkins, feeler Wky;
Hea tile, Wa*h.. saya: ,rll give* m?j
r.! aturn 1n tlia ntat"m?T>t I
. ti for ]? ii.lirfctloa aomo ye*n ago
i favor of Doana Kldo**? HIto a*
r ? ?. "f I obuinod from lli?>ir wo
'..in pn>T?n prrmanpnt I anffafod
n *i ute attack of kldn^jr trou
md L 'ni^h I wd remedy after
f if, f tfk* unabJfl to find relief.
I h i th - n?v?l pprerff pains aero**
- ,if a: .Ail of aijr back and w?* al*o
nrwyod ft)- irregular pa*?ag'-? of th"
-!i 'j i rfllnis. IV>an'a Kidney
Pin* hMp'.d m? at ftnce and r?W?tlnon
- AnUrelf rfll<?v?l mo. I am a
pi' 1.1 ndvocatO Of Doan'a Kldnry 1111a
. .d lure nBCoinm^T.dod lh??m on
mnt>y ocraalona."
For pale by all daalera. I'rlr*
? -tor Mltbiirn Co., HufflUo
?V -V York, *olo aRontu for Ik* On
U<*?I
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and Like no olh*r.
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