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Laxative Rromc Quinine
Cares ? CoM in One D*> , Crip in 2 IVa\-s
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by kwaJ ftppitoattooa. a* th*>y cunoi
?** Um> dlweewi portion of the ear
Tt>?r> to only one ?v cure &<**I
OMR. Mod tiw* l* by corotitutipnal
rraMlM to caused by M
toOaznetl cooJ?Ooo of tike K'.issa* '~ m. t
Tab*. Wtoni tiUi tub* *s infknwv
Tow b*T* * rosbHoc Kxcod or toper
ftw Iwwir^c. and wheo It to entirely j
doawi. .ieafnewi to tbe rwuJt, aiul an- j
Map Um> tr.f!*aiSiatioc oar. be UOrTO
owl kkS tbto tube restored tc Ks nor
rna." cvodWoci. hrtarfcjc wfij be de
?trorfyl forever . aiae oasoe out of te**
are oauw<d by Catarrb. nrhicb to uoO\
lac bet aa teflaia*?i oocdiixv. of the j
nwwt ?urfV?
W? wCl Oae Kandnpi Poitars
for a^y oasp of ^*afn?w t?a*>d by!
Caiarrb > that c*ns<* be cwwi by
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ORCHARD COURT
MARTIAL OVER
The military court In the Orchard
case brought In Its finding on Friday,
Oct. 6, and Lt. Orchard was ordered
by telegraph to report to Fort Lav
ton., and Lieui. Ralph Drury was de- j
tailed to aecjanpany htm there. They
left Saturday night on the Bertha
The court Wt VaJder on Sunday
night aboard the steamer Sampson ?
the oftVres of Fort S??ward return
ing to their homos ami the remainder
of the court returning to their severs!
stations The Judge Advocate, Capt
John T Geary and the stenographer
of the cowt, Mrs Avery will! be In
Skagway for ab<*n 10 days complet
Ing the record It 1# necessary to
have the signature of Col. Gardener,
the president of the court, to coin
plete the typewritten record
The proceedings* will then be for
warded to the Convening Authority
at San Francisco it will probably
be several weeks before the finding* j
of the court w*ll be pirtdishcd.
In time of peace no officer can be I
dismissed from the service wHhotl' j
th? approval of the president. So if ?
these proceedings should be forward j
ed to Washington, some delay would j
ensue in publishing the verdict.
VOTE IN CALIF.
(By Alaska News Bureau.}
SAN FRANCISCO Oct. 13? By the|
latest returns from ail oner the state,
which are considered to be perfectly j
reliable. Women's Suffrage has rar
ried by about 2.000 majority
WILL MAKE LATE
1
The steamer Casca arrived up in
Whitehorse from Dawson this mom
at 6:30 a. ni with 112 thrwuph
passengers and there will be 115 pas
sengers owr on the train tonight.
The Selkirk reported a; Selkirk at
?> p. m yesterday, while the Dawson
arrived at I>awson at 11 last niirht.
and will saiJ for Whttehorse tomior
row mornins with a full passenger JW
The Prospector will sail for Da-woon
tonight after the arrival of the train
Hn WhKehortio. and it is the intention
?f the White Pass to try and pel
her through for the round trip
NEW YORK Oct 13 ? Plans for th'
?nlarperoent and improvement of the
Brooklyn navy yard, involving the ex
tenditure of $14,300,000 and making R
he world's sreatest naval station, <
i are just been completed
NEW GOVERNOR
IMES OATH
(By Alaska N?w Hurean.)
QrEBBT. Oct. 13 ? The Puke of
Connuauht. the new Governor Gener
a! of Oawxta arrived in the city todaj
and took the oath of office.
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SAN FRANCISCO. Sept 27? "Oh.
look who's h<-re; 1 wonder if it*
mother known it's out." said six cel
ebrating clerk*. when the returns
from the elections came In here as
they j?bilate?l before the "Rwket of
Blood" saloon in derision of a quiet
you tu: person who stood near.
The quiet person paid no attention
untii on? of the clerks took him by
the ami. Then the clerk took the
count. And in abo*it two minu'ew
more the other five "had theirs."
In police court today two of the
celebrant* who were captured, cot a
surprise. They learned the identity
of the quiet you nit person It was
Bddie Hanlon. who used to be n near
klnp of the Hchtwelpht* and who
??an still po some
I
SAN ANTONIO, Tet Oct. S? Nine
hundred officers and men of the Iftt
infantry V^'t Port Sam Honston to
day for Galveston, where the regi
ment will sail on th?* transport Hi!
patriok for Panama.
DR. KELLER TO RETURN
FROM ATLIN SATURDAY
Pr L. S. KeHer. who has been in
A Clin for the past irront-h for his
health, will r -tnrn on Saturday's train
and is reported as nwh improved by
hb visit. Hp w-H1 bo at his dental
parlors durinc busin?*? hours from
Sunday on. and those needing his
services will now bp able to cot tp
li<*f Mrs K'-ller is aoonmpanyinc
l*r. Holler homo
The Princess May is reported to
have loft Ke*<htt{an early this morn
ing. and will arrhp here in time for
h?r passengers to eatoh the train for
WhMehors^ She will remain In port
all day, J-n ordpr to take south a nrnn
bor of the pa.*ojipr-r? who will arrive
over on the afternoon train
.loo Howling. whose fathpr was pro
prietor of a bowling alley on Ifolley
Street in 1 &!?!?. and who has been in
the and Fairbanks districts
eitioe li>a\inK Skaeway in re
turned to this city last and wi<
he a p? irngr-r south on the Princes*
May trtmorro* ns far smith as Prince
Rupert Mr. lViwHn? has not been
wit to the S^Ates since he rajne 'o
\laska in 1S99
COMING
M ROBERTS ^
FOR TWO NIGHTS ONLY
Commencing
SATURDAY, OCT. 14
A Comedy in Three Act*
Mrs. Temples Telegram
A LAUGH E\"ERY SECOND-60 TO THE HOUR
Prices, - 50c, 75c, $1
RESERVED SEITS ON SALE IT BUM'S DRUB STORE
LOCAL BRIEFS l!
1 Kny The Pail? .Vm'.kan in
lUC (>1 The Street# For.. lUC
SKAQWAY WEATHER REPORT
Rp?ult* of the observation taken
at Moore'a Wharf at midnight,
Oct 12, 1911 fe as foOoira :
Temp, time obaerrat n ? . . . 49 abOTe
Mas. preceding 24 hm .. .. 62 above
Mln. " " . . .. 48 above
?} ?psn " " 65 above
flerrwiK-W 29:60 Clear ("?4m
The Table d'Hote dinner at the
Pullen Hoiwe fa better than ever.
Why don't you try It Tow are wel
come. tf.
All the late telegraph newt In the
rVfUIjr Alttk&tL
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NOTICE
Just irfelrrt & shipment of frwh I
iTfitrrd In *h*>11. Yon <"*n now (r't I
oysters on half *hpl| in any qnft-itltj |
it the Par* Truln Re*t*nr*nt.
IS YOUR SILVER
ENGRAVED?
Where can b* found mor* *<?nuln?
satisfaction than in beautifal table
silver which la artistically engraved
with the nam* or initial* of the owner
There i? nothln* that add* to the
appearance of a table, a*t for *>>m
speciai occasion like beautiful silver
service, arxi that the choicest and
most unique d?*lipw can be had right
h?re In Skairway. la w?MI worthy of
note
Like all the stock in the Kirmae
store, the silver stork is ?<)iial|or< in
no other atore in town, and when It
la know Uiat all eneTavIn* la done
free of char**, this shouM b?? a *r??t
Inducement to net what yon are think
In* of bnyir-jt at the Kirmse store
It Is time to think of Thank?*lvln?.
| Christmas and New Tear's d'nnerv
land to make arrangements to hare
I * table s?rvlre which will be In keep
I'iuk the balance of th? appoint
ments of yonr tahl#
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of SkagwiylFIrmfl And Individual*.
Hats and Caps
In big variety
Ju?t Received.
These goods w"' ? Reasonable Prices
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Wool Shirts. Overall
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