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Fine Engraving and
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Errors of Refraction Corrected.
Kach case receives the utmost
( are and speotal lenses ground
where required.
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THE.
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European Plan SI Up
5c White Co.Prcp.Chu* Perry Mjjr
STRIKE STILL ON
Stay away ftoiu Tieailwell. The
strike in still on between tho Troadweli
Gold Mining company anil No. 109, W.
F of M., Douglas, Alaska. All work
ing men are requested to stay away
unii a.-slst us in securing an si-hour day
an l living wage. All rumors to the
effect that tho strike is olT are false
l.ocal Union No. 109 will notify you
when a settlement isreaened. ?
lly order of DougUs island Miners'
Union No. 10B, W. P. M.
N Kit. McDonald, F. alstrom,
President. Sec. -Treasurer
July, 10. 1H0S 118 1 tno
HOT MINERAL BATHS
Sitka Hot Springs, now open to the
public. Go 'd rooms and restaurant in
connection. Hot mineral baths unex
ci id. ? (ioddarii & Biooks, Proprietors.
S-27 lmo
Subscribe for The Alaskan.
DON'T WORK ALL THE TIME
Why not p'ay ? game of English Bil
>.ards at Limerick Alley thi^ evening.
PICK DELIVERY PHONE SO
Baggage, coal and wood delivered u|>
ou shortest notice day or night.
EI. Freidonthal,
General Expressing Bonded Carrier.
POSITION AS SALESMAN
Would like position as salesman in
?-ore or would take an outside job. Ex
perienced furniture salesman? refinish
er. upho'ster and repairer. Addres F
x c ire Alaskan..
WHAT THE KIDNEYS 00.
'i'heir Uucntnini; Work Keep* U?
StrcnK uud Health;.
All the blood in the body passes
through the kidneys once every three
minutes. The kidneys filter the blood.
Thev work night and day. When
healthy they remove about 500 grains
of impure mattei daily, when unhealthy
some part of this impure matter is left
iu the blood, l'his brings on many
dis-ase* and symptoms ? pain in the
back, headache, nervousness, hot. dry
-.kin. rheumxtisni. jrout, gravel, disor
ders of the eyesight and h 'nring, dizzi
ness, irregular heart, debility, drowsi
ness. dropsy, deposits in the urine, etc.
Hut if you keep (he filters right jou
v >11 have no trouble with your kidneys.
W. A. Hawkins. 00 J Yesler wav, Se
attle, Wash., s?js: "It gives me
pleasure at the present time to confirm
tho statdment I gave some years ago in
(avor of Ooan's Kidoey Pills, the relief
I obtained from their use having
O roved permanent. I used remedy
after remedy, was unablo to obtain re
ricf. I had the most severe pains
scro<s the small of my back, and was
al<n annoyed by the irregular action of
lhe kiilney secretions. Dotn's Kidney
1*11 ?> helped me at once, and a con
tinued use cntirelv relieved me. I am
an ardent advocate of Doan's Kidtey
Pills, and have recomiuendcd them on
many tccssicns. as I Know they do just
w li ?t it claimed for theiu."
For sale by all dealers. Prico .r>0
?ents. Fosier-Milburn Co., Buffalo, N,
Y., sole agents for the United States.
Remember the name? Doan's ? and
I take no other.
Only One "BRC .!0 QUCVINE.'* ;hat .3
xno Quinine ffiLjSt
? Day, Cnt. j - > Days ^ SfjCpr
on cv?ry 1
'tyrrv^^box. 25c
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P.E.KERN
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SILVERSMITH
M'MJfACTlPER OF NICGEI JEWflRY
DEALER IN
Hand Painted-.China
and Cut Glass
A mil Line of flgifl
and Waltham watches
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BOWSER TE?TS OUT.
Plans to Sleep on Ground and
Get Benefit of Earth Currents.
WHAT HE GOES THROUGH.
Experiment Has Its Disadvantages, Ac
cording to the Notes He Makes.
Stolen by Three Tramps While In
Peaceful Slumber.
ICopyiiKlit. I IMS. by T. C. McC'lure.J
An hour before Mr. Hotvscr ciime
home t<> dinner the other evening un
express wagon brought 11 small tout to
the house, nnd. of course. Mrs. Itowser
was nil ?kok to know what was going
to happen. She Icxl made up her mind
that Mr. Howser was going to take her
to the seashore or the wo.nls anil was
I loklng to see what olil dresses she
could wear when lie arrived home.
When asked about the tent he replied:
"Mrs. Howser. have you ever heard
<f Professor naunigarten. the cele
brated scientist?"
"I dou't remember."
"He Is the man who discovered that
there was an electric current passing
through the earth from darkness to
Mil. IIOWSFII r\l:lllEI> THK TIJv'T TO THE
hack vaui? ask sirr it nr.
hr*
;-w>r!r.n - 1
";ltl " lin"' "m: ' o/ n ailment* in
? roti> down a r v ..
tills form. There l,h',ya;it;- W|?u the
?n-ritten: H,.atlbttrn.
A&?a. IJver c?inp.
Flatulency.
Ml MChlWj M?j
Bowser a--'- - tUls town
IE' you are. I'd like to know bis
Had a Sinking Spe".
? Healthy'. Why. 1 J"' Je ihouted.
r;r>r;s..; i
Ich:,,r' StSV twewmno? men.
??,"S.;r,rK?o
??Sev?T mind tl>?- "i lm'l il Hve
?s? ?? 10,1 w the
three f ^luients he ever
worst oompi' . x? .,.isscd in
St ttui--. unconrplalnlng suf
ferer for year-. ,,.... v .vre you
yourself
wf *>UlC of 'Vreat this as a
" ' V. 't.r -1 x?-rv -''Hons matter,
?ii "In! ?!? ?????"' ?? 11 iS "? ' llU0
Sr?li3SwU a man's life Is hang
|?K In the imlam-e.
? ? | Vr',V? 1 1 ' V? " ? ' ' 1 ' """ l,\lhlJ,the
ground eurni t 1 \McW ;bat ,fter
Hi,- ..xp.-'inu'ii!. feeling
r,'jT :
much lietlei. ' ? . |>een
,tt" tomiKtones all
,1.1..Ul.ic ; 1 |iuve be
,U,y- ' V 'rl u -It loo late."
?jiui this o\| . i ? ? jeel
"Why. my ilea, hushaml. if y ^
?'??' W!,-v- 1 . ,li,v''u ' a| and
sav In o|?i>ositi?i <?? 1 u t
put ti|> your <?"'.< e,ec
don't know an> wm Uelp
trie ground enrv ( slinn be
. .. n <va< ? ??!* tho current.
1 war., tin; "" *' v of the
AfyrU^i. !lloll,h. Mr.
h"irU\. ?;?' " , iv m! t. the back
W? the cook saw
ya?l went to Mrs.
what was u-.n^ "?>
Bowser ami ^t l: K,r,
">lu: '
and let ' . ?,n''
"But v . U. found alive In
"Because 1 w- Mr Bow
the morning. ar.d J." " it's
ser U I1n1u? to ? m >? - o8< and
thc water 1?H>' ^ an. the jj d
the hot water, fur
rtyua.nlte.and P??! 'c.m.a tUat I'm
mice, anil l r. ?
finding gray hairs in my , '
Made Notes of Experiment.
Bridget was
tee of 8flf^-. ^; ; t0 get the
for an bout lu.i ^ Ume be
electric curren- ,)(mt tbe north
5t*s?rsi? ,?.o ?. ^
itream and finally predicted that his
ileeplng In the lent might lie the means
'it Informing the world the exact cause
of earthquakes. volcanoes aud cyclones.
Me Dually hu led up pencil and paper
and took his way '#fi>e yard. As was
afterward ascertained, be made notes,
and the notes read as follows:
"I have retired to the tent. Over
forty cats jibout. It may be the elec
tric current of the earth that gives cats
nine lives.
"I have stretched myself on the
i grass. I seem to feel a vibration of the
! earth. May lie a truck going past on
| tlie street or may lie Professor Hail ru
ga rt en's electric current.
"There Is a quiet crackling of the
grass. Electricity must lie at work.
"This is restful. I am feeling a holy
calm steal over uie.
"The aliove mentioned holy calm was
interrupted by a cat entering the tent,
but I soon walked her out again.
"This Is a heap better than going to
the woods. No danger of bears or
snakes, and you get the electric cur
rent besides.
"I think I feel the current passing
from the north to the south pole, but
may be mistaken.
"I ? was mistaken. It was only a
chicken bone under my back. Perhaps
the current Is late in getting started to
night.
"Several other cats Invaded the tent
to be clubbed out.
"Just saw Sirs. Bowser at a back
window looking out. She needn't con
cern herself about lue. Never was
there a more peaceful situation than
this. It combines all the advantages
of the seashore with all the comforts
of home.
"I am certain that the electric cur
rent lias now got started. For the bene
lit of the public I will say that the hour
Is exactly 10 o'clock. The direction is
from north to south, sustaining the
professor's theory. I can feel It crin
kling my hair and doing my flatulency
a world of good.
"I seem to hear aliout 200 cats on the
fence. I must write the professor ami
ask if cats and ground currents go
together.
"I seem to* hear footsteps and whis
pers In the alley. That may be caused
by the current meeting an obstruction
in Its passage.
Felt the Current.
"No mistake about the current. I
feel a soothing creeping over me, and
my liver Is placid for the Ilrst time In
years. It would be a wonderful thing
If 1 was completely cured. I would
give the professor a testimonial over
my own name.
"The current Is twitching around
somewhat. Has probably lilt against
ihi> Standard <>i] company and neituer
of them will give way.
"Steady agalu and all O. K. Heart
burn gone; dyspepsia gone; asthma a
heap better. ' It's lulling me to sleep."
And to sleep he went. Mrs. Howser
looked out occasionally to see that all
was well, and there was no alarm till
midnight. Then, after an Interval of
half an hour, she peered forth and ut
tered au exclamation. Three tramps
had come through the alley gate aud
folded up the tent aud Mr. Bowser
with It and were passing out again.
She called and called, but they paid no
heed. They were not Interested lu
Professor Baumgarten's electric cur
rents of earth. M. QUAD.
Quite Likely.
"I didn't see you at our cuehre the
other night," said the bachelor.
"No." replied the young Benedict.
"As far as euchre goes with me oow,
I consider 'home' the right bower."
"That's all right while hearts are
trump, but I suppose If clubs should
turn up it would be the 'left bower.' "
?Philadelphia Press.
Mystery.
"I wonder why it Is V" said the man
who seemed to be thinking aloud.
"Why what IsV" queried the friend
who had overheard.
"That people who are so different
from us seem to be satisfied with
themselves:" concluded the noisy
1 1 hlnker. -Pittsburg Post.
Why She Couldn't.
"Oh, I couldn't love him!"
"Why not?"
"He wears a wig. The very Idea!"
Tlieu the dear creature removed two
rats, some puffs, a coronet braid, a
pompadour, a switch and sat down to
peruse a novel. ? St. Paul Ploueer
Press.
All W II Except Dill.
"Why. how do you do, uncle? How's
'ill the folks';"
"They're all well 'cept Bill. He's
married."? St. Louis Post-Dispatch.
Up to Date Explanation.
"Electrlcul failures have au advan
tage over all kinds."
"In what way?"
"They can always furnish a current
excuse."- Baltimore American.
Chill.
Gladys? Isn't this autumn air delight
ful?
Ilaroid? Not much. It reminds me
thai I've got to get a now overcoat?
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