NEWS f ROM
HUMS
Local Happenings At
Thriving City And
Fort Seward
* .aiues, Ju!>- i'$? Yesterday a party |
0 >n?isting of Thos. V gel, Hugh Mc
Donald. Win. Biacktner, Al. Smith anil
two Indians, Cocoshanty mid his young1
sod, while coming down the Kleheni
river in a canoe, had a nairow escape
trom drowcing. I'heir e uoo run into a
subtn.rged suai; and iiimeUutely upset.
Fortunately they ail succeeded in get
t i g ashore. although both Hugh Mc
IXioa'd mid Th >. Vogel were carried
ucder several times. The presence of
brush aloug the banks made it difficult
for them to reach tbe shore The young
Indian boy hud a very narrow e-c.?pe.
but was save I through the erTor.-of Al.
Smith
Thos. Voga' return- > Porcupine in
a few. days.
>ir Harvev came dow a f orn Porcu
pine Sunday last ana returned today
He was aceompan ed by M. !?'. Handy,
who will spend a few days m the latter
place.
Mrs I. Sowerbv and two daughters
returned today from Skagwav, j
where they had boon spending the pas'
few days. They were accompanied by'
M.ss Khoda Ashley, who will visit icr I
Haines a short time
Big: Sttika
1'ni* mnro.ng qu :e a number of tht
citizens of H i iu? 'eft for the head of
L'hiluoot lak '<t the purpose of locat
ingmineril c)a:UM. Indian faddy Gun
ale made a discovery in that vicinitv
some time - nee. As u-.ua'. it is repor,er.
to tie immer>iv rich.
Colonel Greeue and Captain Cralle
returned to Fort William El. Seward
last evening after a most successful
fishing ir p to Cabin aid Bennett
Among other large trout, they c^ughi
le weighing live pounds.
^ ? >rGene',i iireelyaiu l . San:
K. Jones C'Lief (Quartet master of the .
Department are <-\pected on the Uuui- ,
holdt. They will b?' ac ompanied by
Capt. McAndrew and fauii >.
> apt. Barker and br.de are on the
Jefferson for their honeymoon.
Mrs. Tomkins and V >s Nai cross,
who have been guesn 01 Colonel si d
Mrs Greene, will return to their home
iu New \ ork on the next City of
Seattle.
Major Keyiiold* leaves touiorro*
for his new station at Fort Sill, Okhi.
Capt. Hutton and family arrived a:
the Post 01 the Do oh in yesterday.
Capt. Hutton will rei.e^e Major Key
nolds as Post surgeon.
(M WEAK SPOT
Mo?t Al>i?&? People H*va aW.a1
Part And Too Often It".
The Buck
Everyone ha< a wik spot.
Too often it's a i>a 1 back ?
Twinges follow t\ery *U'lden tv i
Dull aching keeps up, d?v and
Tells you the kidnai s n jnl hel ^
Kor backache is rea lv aidnej x i v
A kidney cure is what you n? ec!
Doan's Kidney Fills cure tick .;U
Cure back .che a nil all urinary ii.s
Mr*. J. W. Valuter, of IU0 East 7tb
Portland, Oregon, says: '?! r.ave i
lost anv of my faith in Dean's Kid?
Pi Is =;nce I publicly recommended :
remedy ia February 190;!. As 1 stab 1
that time, a severe spell of sickne
early in my life left me with wt-ak ki
neys andas-titne went ODfI suffered mo;
and more with spoils of bickache. Tb
pain through the kidneys was tortu ?
and often I could not find acom!ortab'<
position to lis in. Wnen able to be u;
and arocod, I was troubled with he*c
aches and dizziness an<' could cot stoo,
or life anything. 1 doctored and u?ci:
?fni'.~uaed various treatments, but t otli
lag seemed to help me any until I be
gan ising Doan's Kidney Pills. The
use of this remdy was very sati-ifictoi v
It gave me so much relief that I cannot
he?kate lo recommend It and will put
in a. good word for Doan's Kidney Fi 1 la
whenever 1 find an opportunity."
For sale by all dealers. Frice "*>
cents. Foster-Mil burn Co., Buffalo, N.
V., sole agents for the United States.
Remember the name ? Doan's -an 1
take no other.
FOR RENT.? A furnished houv
nquire of Geo, Blanchaiu. 7-13-1. w
WATCHMAN
rwnfii
Burglars Ask F ^r Keys .
Refused? Torture
Horribly
Buffalo, July 24? Because he would
not deliver to two burglars the keys of
his employers house, I* rank Smith, 4.5
vears of age, was horribly tortured Sun
Jay morning and left for dead by his
assailants, s'mith slept in a roou: above
the barn a: the rear of Mr, Gehn's
house. He was awakened shortly after
midnight by two masked men who ile
rnanded :h keys of the house. Smith
refused to give thrm up t nd the burg
lars then began a series of revo' ling tor
ture*. -luith's tongue was slit w.th a
knife and the so'es t>i his feet were
s ashed in a score of places unti he be
eaiue uueouscious. The men thei>
threw smith down the stairs w here he
was f f id in the morning. The matter
was kept secret by the pjliec until to
day. w I'.eu one arrest was made. The
prisoner givts his rume as Tay or.
"The Almighty Dollar,"
A recent headline, "Itule of the Pol
origin 'ted th" familiar phrase "the
almighty dollar V" It was Washington
he published In 1S17. The phrase be
a me so piyilnr and excited so much
i-.>n<eilUence of a doubt
ndjeottve was Irreverent
?r had to explain eighteen
years later that he had intended "Ho
Irreverenee, e\ en to the dollar, which
he is well aware Is becoming dally
more and more an object of worship."
"Dollar" Is certainly one of the world's
u'tv-it words t .w. and it Is dl(li>ult to
the "thaler" having Kvn name after j
the Joachinisttial, In Bohemia, la whose |
Manut'atiirer of
Nugget Jewelry
Dealr-r in
Alaska Souvenirs
and Curios
of all kinds
SKAUWAY, ALASKA
ffiiniin
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REI5TLE5 RATES ABE RIGHT
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opened now draw
Interest Next January
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TELEPHONE 34 FKKE DELIVERY
MOORES WHARF CO.
Terminus W. P. & Y. Route
I All South Round Steamers Arrive and Depart From This Drck
REGULATIONS 1905
5 Warehouse. *>pen for delivery of merchandise from 9 a. m. to 5 p.m.
1 Perishables ONLY delivered on Sunday or at night.
i> All freight shipments destined southbound must bo accompanied by a
J Shipper's Manifest (papers can be obtained at the U. S. customs
J office) and must be delivered before 5 p. m. No freight will be re
5 ceived on wharf after this hour.
BAGGAGK? Tolls will be collected on Checked Baouaue Onj.t. No
charge for bags and grips when unchecked.
The wharf gate will be closed to the public when steamer Is nearing
dock and will be opeued only whru pa. -angers have di-vmbarked,
Wharfage Tariff can be had on application at ottlce on dock.
P. O. Box 175. C. K. WYNN-JOUNSON, Gen'l Mgr
HI ST ACCOMMODATIONS ?
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chits. I'etersou. Manager
Best 25 Cent Meals in'the C'ty
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Good Clean Beds From 25 Cents Up
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Broadway and Oth Avenue, IS lag way, Alaska
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