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ELECTION' NOTES
Poll* will open at 8 ocloc'k In the
morning and close at 7 o'clock In
'the eveniug.
Election Judges, Messrs Myrick.
j Becker asd McBrW n.
Clerks, Messrs. Boughton and
| Town*.
You can vote if you are a citicen
! of the United States, and bare lived |
{one year In Alaska and 30 days
In the precinct.
J. T. Barron, a cauneryman of
Funters Bay, was a visitor to the
city over Sunday.
Tuckus Flaharty, Dan Martin and
K O. Wetiler have gone up on the
hill fishing this afternoon.
Mrs Bert Howdeshell and Miss
Aleta Robison, two militant suffra
gettes arrived in Skagway yesterday,
just in time for election.
Mr. J. A. Fraier, gold commis
sioner from Atlin, has been in the
city for a few days. He will leave
shortly for Rainy Hollow.
Mrs L. Vlfquin, wife of Cashier
Vifquin of the W. P. A Y. at Dawsc
came up Sunday from Seattle and
left on today's train for Dawson.
Miss Volin, of Volin, South Dako
ta. returned ysterday from a visit to
her home and left this morning for
Fairbanks where she has taught
school for the past two years.
The City of Seattle sailed last
evening at 7:20 for the Sound. She
took 20 passengers from here, amon
whom were George Blanchard who is
going to Seattle and R. L. Hatcher, j
a mining man who is on his way to
Juneau.
The reclining chairs for the now
observation car* of the W. P. & Y.
Route hare arrived and are being
rrpldly installed. The shop forema
Informs the Daily Alaskan that at
le?st one of the cars will be ready
to take the track by the 20th of
this month, and maybe a few days
sooner.
Mrs. J. L. Costello of Seattle, a
daughter of Capt. W. A. Barker,
transportation agent for the N. N
company, at Dawson, arrive.) in
Skagway Saturday, and left this
morning over the White Pass for a
visit with her father. She will re
main there until the close of navi
gation.
R. Kennedy and wife and J. W.
Burnham. came up from Haines
yesterday in company with Col. Con
rad and W. A. Bryant. They will
remain in Skagway until the com
pletion of the transfer of their
Rainy Hollow claims to the Comaa
syndicate.
Messrs V. W. and H. R. Taylor,
in company with their niece. Miss
Irene Taylor and Mr. George Tny
lor, just arrived from Vancouver on
Mr V. W. Taylor's private yacht
"Grafter." They have been cruising
in Southeastern Alaska waters for
the past three months on a hunting
and outing trip. After viewing the
beauties of Skagway for a day they
will sail for the south.
Judge L. T. Erwin, o Fairbanks,
was regi tered at the Golden North
during his stay over Sunday In Skag
way. The judge has a host of
friends wherever he goes throughout
Alaska, and of course has many of
thein in Skagway. He was return
ing from a few months spent in the ;
states, where he went to attend the!
l>emocratir eonvention at Baltimore.
He hopes for the success of the'
Democrats candidate in Alaska, but j
his hopes are feeble.
H O M K G H O \VX S P R I X ? i
CHICKS N
at
The Tack Train HwtaMrant
NIP I ? IN THE BUO.
Clr?? Alipnmirf of I nrlrtjST a r*fr
rannrr of Kwtwrr
That ouch Is the mw has boon con
clusively proven by scion iflc research
TYof. Vnns. the noted F ? rones n skin
*p?Ha:ist. declares that dandruff Is the
burrowrtl-up cuticle of th<> scalp. csu**'1
by p n*!tos destroying the vltslHy In
th? h-!f !?"% The hair becomes lifeless
?bd. in tl?n*. fill's out. This can be pre
VffI i>V..
NewHro ?? lirrr.irlrtr km. this d*r>dr'!ff
tsr-n r-b i rost> -os the hair to lis natsim'
nflm *s nbundsncy.
ttemleMe Is now u?od V- ?>?"ui?*nd* c'
Serplr? sll >t*1|sfle?l thst '? li Ihe most
?onderlMI hnlr itfvpiratkn n t'te ntnr
?*t to-d*jr.
1MM hv leading dni(r,'?l ? r d lie. hi
?o? ?-i?nple to T*1* Wr - de CA..
*t? Mich.
')?*T 1*1^8 'nvm ?M
p*?iu*jwns J*nop 'no
None better and purer than Olbaon |
rye, Rainier and Olympla beer. Or
ders by 'phone promptly delivered, j
The Mascot. tf- 1
ISc for a borne cooked meal?,
quick, clean aervlce. Where? At i
the New Home Restaurant, Fifth j
Avenue. haU a minute from Broad wa, .
LAUGHTER AND TEARS.
Why an Outburst of th# Ona May
CitiM a Fl#w of tha Other,
What In laughter a ad why do tear*
?o often acconi|M?> II?
On each side of the tlinxit !?< an ar
tery callcd the cum; I<1 At tM level of
the larynx this divide*, one branch. ;
which carries bli?il to th?? brain, being
called the Intertill, the other, which
distribute* Mood to the face. (>eine
culled the externa I. The* two braucbe* j
?re joined alxnit the level of the eye* !
by the ophthalmic artery, which forms
a canal between them. This commit
nlcatlon hi the cause of the clone con
nection between the brnln and the tear
pland*. between taughtef and grief. j
both of which are generators of tear*
Physiologically. a burnt of laughter
la nothing but e *trvnnon* effort. like
lifting a heavy weight. In both case*
the muscle* of th<? throat nnd atomach !
contract
When laughter ta excessive the ,
whole body la convnlaed: every muscle :
la contracted In the |>bce of normal j
respiration come short intermittent
respiration*. Insufficient to free the ;
lung* from the aeml asphyxia pro- J
dnced by the contraction of the throat j
mnaclea. The face ahows the conar^s
tion of the blood vessel* of the head.
Apoplexy may In rare cases rpsnlt
These muscular contractions compress
the external carotid, which can no
longer supply the brain with blood
In consequence this rushes up the In
ternal carotid, which liecoiue* choked
and dilated. It can stand the pressure
only because the ophthalmic artery re
lleve* It Taking this route the blood
congests the tear glands, which over
flow.
Tear* are exactly the *nme as the
liquid part of th?? blood. So It Is n
fair deduction that the action of cry
lng is equivalent to a certain loss of
blood, which relieves the con-jestlon
of the brain. ThM I* why womeu feel
so much better after a good cry
The facial contortions of weeping
persons are cauaert by the automatic
contraction of auch muscles as are
needed to comprrss the tear glands
and so help to squeeze out the tears.?
New York World.
BATTLE OF MARATHON.
The Most Decisive Day In the History
of the World.
The single day In the world's history
which was fraught with the iiimi tre^
mendons conscMpioricfs ro mankind wis
the day on which the battle of Mar*
thon was fought The handful i >f tiny
states thnt inhabited Gtwi? had de
veloped facnllh-s which indicated that
man had adv?n<itl ntioflici '.-'.tee t?
ward the highest Kleals
Foremast among those tittle nitlons
was Athens, which state, ton. contain
ed the conns of Itintnan rrei?ri-?tii. It
was the forcntttner of ttie de::t<> nicies
of the world IJ.it th.> ver. p-|-ten e
of Athens mid (frprre t'.r : v !
hy the liiiCi- bafl'.itrlc i :ijp!rr >f V r i
Darin* had ?.??? "rvt hl? hwfe* of <t tr
rlors to add the tJtertan stntc* :n hi?
vast dominions Face to face !i s f t>r <?.?
0?el the .\l!M>i:::t:i? on tt'.e |tJ:? ; i I-; of
Mara th nt
Hitherto tnvin'-lhie in th.? Hold, t!<:
Persians linked H|?r t ? arm*
oppovd In them with ??. rite Flic
Greeks themselves t.. -Hated tn ri. .?
ard a baffle with t!v r??injti?r"ir* ?>?
the World Their centra > dei.atc : the
question. ami fhe ?lwM:?i in ti lit t ic
Persians was caused *?v I lie < l? > i ,iti -e
of the ItliRWtnl Mi'ltiad'-s lie t >:! hn
IIUMSI Greeks against the !'<v i > <t
and gained a decisive vlct??ri The srl- ?
Hons day of Maralhon beat t?\ the
advancing tide of eastern ism
and barbarism and saved the fnvdon?
and clvllltatlon of trte we*t??ih world -
Pearson's Weekly
Seventeenth Century Grocer?.
Department store* would In ve f:ired
hard in the seventeen : h ce:ittiry mi
less their proprietors could have ii
duced parliament to grant moiv p-l\ I
leges than were allowed to other *hop
keepers The articles tlntt a ur <v
might sell were deKultelv pre r, i ? '
They were "rnyson*. currants. ?ti' |
spice. so|ie. candle. ti!i la<?<*? gi ;v??
der. shot, match, tar pitch, roc in tr.
bacon, eott?n yarn, san-h. Mwitir;
primes, figs. linseed o|) trad "lives
fig*. Spanish while nlalw^ler. a"t:n
almonds.1 brimstone lampblack ind
candle nisi t
No Money. No Virr;s i
"A fortune lellor told ttie that von
are mine to marry nfe ' <-:d the vonnv
man wlih I he prominent so?!<?.
"Did she also tefl yott that von ire
going to Inherit a very l;?rav forMl**'.'
Inquired the girl with the iHallnce half
"She didn't say if ny thing ?iNhii a
fortutie "
"Then she Is not rnneh of a fort tin
teller. and von had better not pin e
any reliance In any! hint! she s:iv?."
Washlnjrton Herald
Materialism.
Kind Gentleman IVh.'t are voii r-<
Ids lo do. Johnny, when j?u tiH"<m?
a man? Johnny Xnwthlii Kind
Gentleman- What * Xot going to tl< ?
anything? Inhnny No .Inst as soon |
as I started something ma would tell
He to stop It. ?Judge
Never Tempted.
"George Washington never fold a
lie."
"Well, he wasn't much of n fisher
man anyway."? St. Pint! Pioneer Press.
Pretty Grouchy.
Cube-Smith Is a grouchy guy. Isn't
he? Steve? Grouchy Why. he hates
to look nt himself In a mlnutv? Cincin
nati Enquirer.
Pity Is best tanghl by fellowship In
ww.? Coleridge
T. c opera airre j\
have gope abroad, I
but
ymi can still hear theni sinsr I
their greatest twutrphs on rtf; ] '
Victor.
Tbongh they are thousands I
ns1lc.< away, Cartiso, Melba. Tet
rwani, and all the other famous
artists who make records ex
cit-iv?Iy for the Victor, sing fcr
w henever and as often as you
\ i 'i .
-if ia and h?*r them, and *? ih*
t "?:< it ??T'.r? <.( the Vittor (Jiotnlino)
!j .-rid Vittor. VietroU (flJ to WO). Kwr
ternn ii desired.
WILLIAM PRITT
THE DRUGGIST
!
^Ixicatloq notices, prater and qnarU j
(or naio by the Dally Alaskan tf. '
?TC.\lt MKAT COCK T.XII..S
at
Tlie I'nck Train Urstamant
Serveil a la carte.
PILES CURED IN 6 TO 14 DAYS
Vorir dmarstlst will refund money if
?AZO OINTMENT fails to enre any;
rase of Itching, Blind, Weeding or j
Protruding Piles In 6 to 14 days. 50c. j
COLDS CAUSE HEADACHE
LAXATIVE BROMO Quinine, the world
wide Cold and Grip remedy remove*
cause. Call for full name. Look for
signature E. W. GROVE. 25c.
Food cooked as It should foe at
the "White Pasa Cafe." Only the
best In the market. Mrs. Orloff
King, proprietress. tf
don't delay.
Home Alaskan People Hare Learn*:
That N?sl?ct to Dangerous.
The slightest symptom of kidney
trouble to far too serious to b? over
looked. It's the small, n?gl?cte4
troubles that lead to serious kidaey
ailments. Tbat pain In th? "small" of
jour back; that urinary irregularity ;
those headaches and ditty spalls;
that weak, weary, worn -out feeling,
may be natures warning of coming
dropsy or fatal Bright" a dtoeosei. Why
rtok your tifa by neglecting thane
symptoms? Reach the cause of the
trouble while there to yet time ? be
gin treating your kidi.eys at < n'e
with a tried and proven kidney rem
edy. No need to experiment ? Down's
Kidney Pllto -hare been curing kid
ney trouble for orer 75 years. Doan s
Kidney Pllto are used and recommend
ed throughout the civilized world.
Convincing testimony follows:
Mrs. E. A. Husk, 1001 Union St..
Olympla, Wash., says; "Although I
hare never used boan's Kidney Pllto
myself, they have been taken by
other members of my family wi*-h
excellent results. They have no
equal for t>aln and weakness la the
back. The persons who used Dosn s
Kidney Pills in my family are now
entirely free from kidney trouble."
F>)r sale by all dealers. Price 60
cents. Foster-Milburn Co., Buffalo,
New York, sole arents for United
States.
Remember the name ? Doan's ? and
take no other.
H. D. K1RMSE
PIONEER JEWELER
of AUsb
Largest and Mod Complete
Stock of
Nugget Jewelry and
Alaskan Curios
In The North
Stores at
SKAGWAY & KETCHIKAN
ibiiibc uii muni ? ????????<?
in i ?ni
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Chinchilla Coatings
58 inches wide at - - - $3.50 a yard
Two Tone Coatings
Made by the Oregon Woolen Mill# Very Smart for
Suits or Cloaks
54 inches wide at - - - $2,50 a yard
Changeable Soft Taffeta's
27 inches wide, only - - $1.10 a yard
Heavy Novelty Worsteds
and
Wide Wale Serges &)
Just the right weight for fall and winter
Our prices the lowest, quality considered
L. A. HARRISON & CO.
Phone 55
Angeles Beer
COSTS MORE TO BREW
COSTS YOU NO MORE
in Bottles and on Draff at
HOTEL HAINES BAR