Daniel l aruiody, who made a fortune
iu Dawsou. itied in Seattle a weetc ago
from the affects of ao operation for ap
p*cdio!tU.
Two more of the crew of the steam- '
er Humboldt have captured brides this ;
season. Who says that the Humboldt
don't entry male '
Charlie Joe, a Tagish IaJian, whose
. family totem was stolen, followed it to
Seattle io tbe hope of recovering it,
but It hail beeo spirited away.
The Fairbanks chamber of commerce
is to engage in an extensive compaig
of advertisit e of the resources ami
posibiiities of the Tanana valley.
Mary Armv rong. a fourteen-y;ar-o'<l
girl, made the trip alone from Aber
deen, Scotland, to rortvmile, on the
Yukon to join her parents there.
The Seattle Post Intelligencer otfers
a pri? for the best aosw?r to the ques
tion, "what is the Seattle spirit?"
Any Alaskau can answer that question.
The Aia>ka-K?ynolds Development
company, owning mines iu Lstouche
islai d. is trying to charter the Nome
steamer Ohio for the Valdez run.
The Va'dez Bank & Mercantile Co.
hi* been purchased bv Reynolds of the
Alaska Reynolds Development com- :
pany. Brown acd Hawkins, of Seward,
and B. L. Levy,
The l". S. Commissioner at t'a rbanks
lia-- ruled that the act of Jesse Noble
was lejfai. Noble forcibly seized the
i<;."OU clean ui> on No. .'t abjve on
Dome, to apply on a It on.
Judge ? f the Federal c urt i loyal A.
Qnnatson a.: irned court at Fairbanks
on the 17th ult., and started by way of
St. Mii-h.tt-1 and Seattle for his home
port at Juneau.
t'apt. I). K. Jarvis, secretary ami j
treasurer of the Cuta' la Company, has
gone to Portland to look over several
ot ;he river steamers there with ? view
of purchasing one (or the Copper river.
The United Stat' * will (fain a strip of
territory iiiO feei wide and several
hutdred miles long by the resurvey o;
the Alaskan boundary line, accordion ,
to K. K. Tawney, a member of the party
that has Ik>' ncut injr he boundary line
this year.
Ciptilo Knallich, of the schooner
Martha W. Tuft, which recently return
ed to Seattle from I 'stalls, says: Caialla
is booming. The town h?s a population
of between live and six thousand people.
A modern hotel is nearly completed,
the bank maiding is well under way,
there is a >leam laundry and good gtn
?" al store, au.t !1. Gray has compleitd
a or* wharf on the river. The town
has city wi'er aud e.ectric lights and a
newspaper, the Catalla Herald. The
building of the railroads is, of course
doing much for the town llesid s this,
a sawmill is ruiiuing at its capacity
dai y, and the McDonald coal mine is
firing worked.
SKA6WAY WEATHER
The result of the observation taken
at Moore w barf at midnight, Sept. 2,
!??:, is as follows
Temperature time observat'n 4,"> above
Max. temp, preceding 24 hours,. <i5 aiove
Min " " " " ..45 aiiove :
Mean " " " " ..V> . Uive
Barometer 29 TO
Ka>r, calm.
SKA6WAY WATHRJiJDEAU REPJU
Skagway, Sept. 3, I90T. |
The weather conditions at Ska^r ?>? I
for the 24 hours preceding noon tod*)
were as follows:
Mas. Tetnp t52 above zero.
Min. " .'{3 above "
Mean " 47 above "
Temp, at noon HO above " [
I'rec'pitation, 00.
H. D. Clark,
Volunteer U. S. Weather observer
THE PEOPLE ALL
. la Ckoraa I'rkd. Give C? ?wbro*a
tlrrplclilf.
his vonl of late has been In every
ik-'s mouth, and many are wondering
..hat (tie word slgnides. though no one
has yet boen found, who will deny that
BKO'S HERPICIDE does the worn. [
Well, for the Information of thousands of
*'ho like to know all about a good
th.n, v. - would say that HERPICIDE
rnnrj. a Jeatroyer or killer of "Herpes,"
Xi>w 'Herpes" Is the family name of a
disease caused by various vegetable par
a !<s A similar microbe causes dan
drjtf. itching scalp, and falling hair; thU
Is the microbe that NEWBRO'3 HERPI
C!I !-i promptly destroys; after which the
hair <rows. Sold by leading druggists.
Send 10c In stamps for sample to The
Herplclde Co.. Detroit, Mich.
SANDY HO JUSTICE
Judge Hoke Tells What He Has
Done the Last Three Years.
HE HAD TO CRAWFISH AGAIN.
Tells His Hearers That the Stat# I*
Trailing In Mud and That Men Are
Looking Each Other in the Face In
Sharre and Humi ;.tion.
(Copyright. 1S07, by C. H. Sutcliffe.}
When a < onstaMe hail kicked the
dopi out doors and glveu the China
men present a warning that the.r
would l>e throw u through the window
If caught making any sort of disturb
ance. Judge llo^e arose and folded his
arms and said:
"When the? free Injrii and patriotic
electors of this county of Bine Hoss
eiei ted the uudersigued to the ofllce of
Jestlce of the peace It "was with every
confidence that every ludlvidual would
have all the law allotted him. I was
the proprietor of the Ked Dog saloon
at that tlute atul am yet. I didn't
claim to know ail the title p'ints of law,
THE TKNDKKJST SOKT OF A TESDFJJFOOT.
but promised you to uphold the iegeiul*
an.! traditions of glorious old \\ y>>iulug
to the !>?>t of nrr ability.
"1 wns fl.vt.-il lij in i)vctr 'helming
majority, mid 1 haw- U-eti >1 ?;"etising
Jestlee for tlio lust three years
aud chuuks ii u.l lumps. It i v not al
ways have boon la" I -nt it s l>ei!>
jestlce as far as I could n. \i> :!.
"On tlit> nay from the I!el Mob to
this court this morulas the ? ?nrt was
cussing at e-.-ry step. Jest at the pres
ent minute the court has tears In his
eyes, and one tone on a haatl organ
vould make him weep. The banner of
our state Is trailing in the mu<1. Men
are looking each "tiier In the face ami
turning away their heaus In shame and
humiliation. The word i ilsgrace" has
been writ in large letters across the
fair nauie of this commonwealth, and
even the kyotes hi the hills can no
longer look a tenderfoot in the eve.
"Llsteu to nie. sons of the fathers
of Bunker Hill. Over there by the
winder sits Arizona Peter. He has his
hands In his jackets and a lt>ok of
triumph on his face. He struck this
town two years ago. He had two
guns and a reputation as a man killer.
N
puted It. We all stepped hiub aud
softly when we passed him. aud no
one dug an elbow Into bis ribs.
No Spring Chicken.
"I atu uo spring chlckeu. as you
will all admit, but I must tell the truth
and say that I took care not to roll
Pete. Wheuever be called for the
drluks I chalked It down, and wben
eitv the chalk marks got too many I
rubbed theiu out and begun over ag'ln.
Ye>. 1 took lilni for a man of sand
turn away from him. but 1 always
hoped we wouldn't have to draw on
each other
"Great shades, but when 1 think of
the numerous t Tales he has sat tti
the Red 1> g and bluffed our crowd
down I could howl with so. rer! lb
has lied and bragged and boasted, aud
we have sat there and taken It all
la aud forced a smile!
"Who skeered Jim Williams out of
Sandy Bend V
"Who told Watt Taylor to get n
move on himself?
"Who had an nee up his sleeve while
playlug iK'ker?
"Who has lieen the terror of the ten
derfoot f?r lift; miles around?
"Who bus talked of starting a pri
vate graveyard?
"Who has ln-en agin a railroad and
civilization and Insisted that he would
die tirst?
"Echo don't answer, but 1 do. Ari
ioiia Pete Is the critter? that thing sit
ting over there with man's clothes on.
Three months ago, as you will re
memlier. he started to go over to Jack
pine to kill a mail who had doubted
his veracity. On the way be meets
up with a tenderfoot? the tenderest
wrt of a tenderfoot. He was a cross
eyed. lx>\v legged, one lung son of a
gun who had been sent out here by
his ma to get some burs on his coat
tails. As they meet Pete sees It's a
good chance to make some boodle, and
he yells out lu that bull voice of his:
" ?Hands up or you are a dead man!'
" 'What's the row y asks the stranger
In an easy way.
'"Shell out or I'll bury ye!"
"The stranger orter have gone to
(baking and trembling, but he didn't.
Although he was klvered by a pop he
made a lightning draw and raked Tete
across the cheek with a bullet. You
can see the scar there uow.
"Feller patriots, do you 1 pow what
this holy terror, this man killer, this
two-gun flghter did? Yes. because you
bays beard It all . Uef*r*._ He turned
nil r RECERTIFIED SOEOfER'S
JHLl l\Sd SCRIP
This Scrip takes immediate title
to either aurveysd or unsurveyed
land in Alaska, and is approved
by the Government. Price $30 00
per acre in 40, 80 and 120 acre
pieces, or $50- 00 per acre in pieces
of from 1 to 20 acres
R. H. PEALE & CO.,
OAKLAND. CAL. SALT LAKE CITY. UTAH
1603 BRUSH ST. MERCANTILE ANNEX
l\o a yaller dog and made back
to this town and basted into my saloon
'vitti Ills eves big as gassers
Wlmt Is It?' says X. I
"?I've been feloniously assaulted on
hl?h*ri>jT says lie.
" ' As to how y
Knees- Grew Weak.
'He told me the story, and my knees
ijrew weak. Thing of the reputation
oC old Wyoming being Intrusted to
-iucli a critter as that! I almost got
town on my knees as I begged lilm
to so back and either shoot or be shot,
but he wouldn't move a foot. What
he wanted was Jestloe, and at last 1 ,
hud to give It to him. The tenderfoot
didn't wait for the constable, but '
v a Iked Into town, with a grin on his ?
face, and give tils self up. At the trial.
?a lien tie truth value out. I let him
co free am! sentenced Pete to five
years In state prison.
?is there a man within a !
- of this shanty who will <a;
1 didn't do right": Wasn't 1 preserving
? custom- and traditions? Wa-i.'t 1 '
to ina?e this a state
id would eome to? AikI yet?
and yet. men of Wyoming, what has
The higher court has re- !
vi-r~.il on mo and ordered a new trial ;
n the grounds that I hadn t the legal
authority and that Fete must have a
new trial!
"It eau't t>e done. It shan't l?e done. )
I'm telling the prisoner to pick up his ?
hat and walk out of that door, and
while you are walking after him and
expediting his gait to the best of you."
ability I'll take a smoke and look th.
Dther way. A higher court may rule
on a p'int of my law and tind me lame,
but when a higher court bucks up agin .
tradition It must crawfish or take the
consequences of a revolution."
Ten minutes later, when the and!
enee was once more seared and hail
got Its breath hack. Judge Hoke lair:
his pipe aside and said:
"There's another case of reversal. :
Over there by the stove sits Jim Wa
hoo. Three months ago Jim comes .
running to the Red Pog at night and
wants jestleo.
" "What about?" says I.
" "Ag'ln a half breed who has stolen
my broncho.' he says.
"'bid you see him do It?"
???I did.'
" "Were you heeled?'
" i was. but 1 didn't want to take ;
huuiau life when there was law in the j
Dicgrac* to Hii "Mother.
"We haveu't known Jlni as a holy
terror, but w? have always given him
credit for suud. He basu't even brick
dust In his craw. He's a disgrace to
the mother wlii> bore him He stands
right there at the door of his tent and
Sees a half breed ride away with his
critter and never Are* a shot! Holy
smoke, but the disgrace of It! The hi;
mlllatlon? the head bowed In shame!
"When I couldn't get Jlui to play the
part of a man. I Issued a warrant and
had the half breed arrested and ar
rallied. He smiled over It. He wink
ed at this SB' red court. He was dis
charged. and Jim was sentenced tost*
years. Some shyster lawyer has car
rieU his case up. and now I am told
that he most l>e tried ag'ln. Not In ;
this j ere court? not In a thousand
tears! He must take hlsself off to
some other spot? somewhere where
they don't care for the honor and
glory of Wyoming. The higher court
may be right a<vord!ng lo law. but this
yere court is right according to Jestlce.
and the prisoner may depart. About
twenty of you fellers depart with him
and see that the farewell Is prop?rly
rubbed lu. And now the rest of us
will adjourn sine die, and such of you
as care to see the dog fight this after
noon will find tickets on sale at my
saloon, and with every ticket sold goes
a freo drink." XI. QUAD.
Teaehee There Is a difference In the
meanlug of the words "vocation" and
"avocation." "Vocation" Is what one
does all the time. His "avocation" Is
something aside from one'B regular oc
cupation. Now to show that you un
derstand the difference tell me what Is
your father's vocation?
Pupil ? Smoking a pipe. ? Boston
Transcript.
We cfferOne Hundred dollars Reward
'or any case of catarrh that cannot be
cured by Hall's Catarrh cure.
K. J. CHENNY & Co., Toledo, O.
We, the undersittned. have known i
F. J. Chenny for the last 1 5 years, and
believe him perfectly honorable in
all business transactions and financially !
.ble to carry out any obligations made
by bis firm.
WALD1NG, KINNAN & MARVIN,
Wholesale Druggists' Toledo, O.
Hall's Catarrh Cure is taken internal
j ly, acting directly upon the blood
and mucous surfaces of the^system.
Testimonials sent free. Pries "5 cents
per bottle. Sold by all Druggists.
Take Hall's Family Pills for consti
pation.
Always at It
HOWS THIS?
All the delicacies ot ibo season si the
I'ack Train KetUiruant,
sooco^ocacx^- ?-^<v^oc>oc'acsoaoc
ROYAL
Steam Laundry
All Work Guarantee). Short
Orders Promptly
Done
Messenger will call and dcllret
Phnna 79
ibcmaatHX>oooieHX*^^
WE PLEASE OTHERS
WE CAN PltERSE YOU
<> it li thl-.Streiur.CVjiwrvaltve ItUDK
- r II in r will! I he r.-iulrr
Toml <>v?r
CALIFORNIA SAFE OEPOSIT AND
Paliforni* aii^M<*n!jr?*n? ry
San KKAsnsto. Cillfoml:
TEA
Blue Ribbon
CfVlOV If A
That's the Brand
Aroma? A Flavor I iiex
ccllrd A Tea that comes
dirtci from a 1'iivate
Plantation where It U
Itrown under the most
favorable coa<lit1oDi<
All Grocer* handle it and
Are making a Beautiful
Window Display tins
Week
Pullcn Rouse
Foot of Sixth Hvc nu?
Most ele?*ntly furnished house
in Alaska
Every modern convenience
Electric liehts? Hot and cold
water ? Telephone*
I'orcelain batbs on every floor
Hoard and room by the df y w ek
or month
Table supplied with cream and
butter from our cwn Jersey
Dairy
rnrs. fi. $. Pullcn
Proprietress
iwwinwmiii'i in mi 1 1 1 biiiw? ii? Mini irtMti
GoingOutside?
If you ar*?. take your dost aud dralt* to
Dexter Horton & Co., Bankers,
s eattl r
and opeu a Saving? Account. You can
open an account by mail if yon wii?l? to.
Our total resource* exceed
S12.000.000.00
1 11 M
THE M0N0GRAM
Hrceivoil * L?rc? i Uipmeut of Imported Wio#?
anil Liquoni JMrect from Warehoo**
Dutiex ?t Skacwaf Custom*
BLOOM <4 KORACH, P?OP*<eTO?9
BROADWAY, BET WEEK 5ih and 6th aVENTE#
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t All South ^ound Steamers Arrive and Depart F'om This Orck
i REGULATIONS l?O.S
i Warehouse. >pen for delivery of rreirhandice from ? a. no to Sp.sa
tPorishnNcf ONLV delivered on Sunday or at nijrbt.
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i. BAGGAGE ? Tolls will be reflected on CH?c*r.T> HiuOAn? Okit. No
? The wharf eat?- ?lil be ek*?*d to th<? public when *t?amrr ii searing
? Wharfage Tariff can be had on ipplicaiion at office on dork.
X P.O. Bo* 175. C. F.. WYNN-JOHNftON, Mgr
8sxS(SVft. $ rSi^^i.siswwMjWi.i-.rtrSjsjsiiwsrir.
8 CKKTRAt.LY UJCATKD BKST ACOOMWODATtOWi
IVew Home Restaurant
Cb?* I'eiorsms. Macourrr
Best 25 Cent Meals in the City
.FIFTET AVENUE, NEAR BROADWAY
Good Clean Beds From 25 Cents Up
EATHS IN CONNECTION
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I Che tight Chat's Right!
Heading Camps
And
Electric Signs