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f We have a clean fresh supply of i
Dried Fruits. Peels. Nuts, Spices, in i
?f*
J fact everything needed for it.
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DON'T FROG
Uc *? Got 50 CKXTS
W. W. BOUGHTOfi
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Cigars Tobacco
Smokers* A nicies.
Stationery and Wish
ing Tackle
LASS* CIBCTL. ATTV3 U8R*RT
n?OLn>nte i.atist ooft
RIGHTKD BOOKS
M A.- MINKS. Sr^SPAPtR? AVT>
OT5KR PERIODICAL
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Sanitarium ,^iV Alaska
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Dr. F. L. GoddardL Prop,
?nHMUMHBMb j
Health Resort
ALASKA
^ We Have The
j Best Candy
V LOWNES"
IMPERIALS
> McPON ALP'S
* ?V TUP BT
BY THE BOX OR
BY THE POUND
LXrnt forcet the number
428 (
BROADWAY, OW Frfthl d
Tony Dortero's j
RAW FURS
? : WK PAY I
HIGH - PRICES
| FOR FINE FURS j
I WRITE FOR PRICE LIST
I Percey's Fur House
3 0?KWo?K - W.?c<*?ii!
SHIP YOUR
RAW FURS
TO THE!
?meanus. - MW.
w t tor Qmltr ?
A:-*ka Fur? a Specialty
Y?nr Top Price* Pwd.
Make - Trial - Shipment
R0YBL
Steam Li a d od f y j
AX Work Short J
Ontan Pn*pU;
Dm*.
Mm hk|? ?11i otnul WW. J
WfONE 7?.
OnN CW ? 3ROMC QCi>2>X. ttjt is -y <T\1 4 Cfl
Laxative Rromc Qmn'me /? { 'M JL ko*.
Car*^ ? Co? in tW D*> Qrp in 2 D?y* C?r W V r
ITALY TAKES
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REViXZ; Tr.po;. O i li ? la w
<Sw l?> i??c (kf - ftx Ir, - r* Uie P>1
<A3s N aib*-~ov- ;1l* v "~y froa * fle^t
of n-*rsfc;;*. fvr ov^r as boor p*riy
lh? morr.inj: I'jw. ifc^ iiy c*j>:Xa
MUa^. 4.00G *oMtier? *-?re
xaoo_ tx r.,?K m- 'sL no r?e&ijAce
M*ss M> *r--vi*i on iW CKy
of SeaUl* tMi morn. i,^ tor & v?."x
?!U? h^c sesw F H. BoJ?i
PILES CL'RCD M I TO H D*V?
Toct drvj&lnt vffl rwfund noacy tr
PAtO OINTMXNT fkU* to cm*
cm? of ttc?^ac Kisd. Bk^la* oc
r>?*TMilac Pi>?a ta t to 14 d*ja (*c
BEATRICE WILL
BE
(By Ai*afc? Naws Bere?u.)
SEATTLE. W*h:i*ton <X .'1? ' Th
v anadiaa Pacific St<?*n3<r Prta?w
Beatrice which ran ground oa Xofrle
Isiaad O*oi??r IS. has been floated and
& ,a."ve hole ha* Iwc found in the
how of Che veesie-She was towed to
B^iiatil >>m *he will reoeiv? im
repairs
I". S Distncl Attorney John Ruat
-ar.i was *.a arrival or. the OJtjr c(
S.vauV ?.tkI will rwnwiu in town for
a f?*w day* ?n business He % *t
Jae Pallea honae
Daily xlaekss ? only {i a month.
HEAD WAS SCALY
HI ALUM OUT
And Baby's Face Broke Out in Red
Bumps. Spread on Hands and
Arms. Got Worse All the Time.
Mother Says, " I Don't Think Any
thing Else Would Have Cured
Him Except Cuticura."
?'^QThcn mv first baby was ?ix month* old
be brokr out on hfc head with little bumps.
They would dry
up tod leave a
scale Then It
would break out
again ind it
spread all over his
head All the hair
came out and his
fao?- broke out all
over hi n<1 hump*
and It kept spnad
inc until it was
on hjv imnds and
arm- T boueht severalboves of ointment, cave
him blood medirfc*-. ainl had two doctors to
treat him. but he got worse all the time He
had K about ?ix months * hen a friend told
rot- about Cuticura. 1 sent and rot a bottle
of Cuticura Resolvent, a cak< of Cuticura
Aia|' and a box of Cuticura Ointment In
three days after using them he tvgan to
Improve He be^an to take long naps and
to flop scratching his b.ad. After taking
two bottle* of Resolvent, two boxes of Oint
ment and three cakes of Soap he was sound
and well and never bad any nreaking out of
ar.\ kind His hair cam. out in little curls
all over Ms head. I dont think anything
eist would have cured him except Cuticura
"I have bought Cuticura Ointment and
Soa;> srveT.1 times ctace to use for cut' and
sorf* and have m ver known t hem to fail to
cure what 1 put them on. Cuticura Soap is
the best tliat I have ever used for toOet
purpose Sirn"-! Vrs. F. F. Harmon,
K F. D. 2. Atoka. Term.. Sept. 10. 1910
Cutimra Soap Ol'-tment sold through
out the World. Send to l*otter l>rug A Chem.
Corp., Oept If.B. Boston. for a liberal samp),
of each, post-free, with 4i'-p. tnx>k on the s ku. .
iBy Alaska New* Bureau.)
NSW YORK Ot -1? In a sp<v> -h
he delivered before the Civic Poruni :
in this city last night Theodora
Roosevelt urged the people to re
pain control of Uie judiciary, say in*
it, was the only salvation for r*?ai
justice He s&ki t-he piwnt courts
of justice were worn out.
FEDERAL JUDGE
(By Alaska N?w Rureau.)
CHICAGO. Oct 21 Oudfre Oraw
ruj>. (hie aftwnoon forward**! his r?s
sifrmticm from the Pfdwil bench,
to President Taft
Sp'te Work
*Td like to see a g??od opportunity."
"What would yon do with It 7"
"Tell it to go rhase Itself "
Same E'kI.
A parent rnr<1k-1r>e m?! not
Work on disease a ?r*".
But If ro? think that vou are cured
Pray wm't that do aa well?
PERT PARAGRAPHS.
If you bare ? had memory train It to
bare a discriminating taste In what It
must forget
_
Many a man has cot out of a bad
situation by the simple expedient of
looking foolish.
There are people who think they are
being very helpful to others when they
Ml them to belp themselves
A grass widow usually lets her at- j
tentlon army In the direction of hus
band-ry.
There are some persons who seem to
take deep Interest In the question of
how not to please
To keep yourself pleased and happy
Is an Ideal way of petting even with
your enemies
It Is harder to draw a salary for be
tng good than It Is to be good and thafs
saving moch.
To be compelled to listen and be
polite at the same time is most toe
hard for some of os.
A man may be careless as to the cot
rf his coat but be wants h!s politics
to be of the approved style.
Cooking is about as likely to be popu
lar with pretty girls as work Is with
la it ones.
Look out for the man who doesn't
enjoy his breakfast.
Habits are things that ne'er wear
oot
R. D. Pinnoo. of Vancouver arrived
on the City of Seattle this morning
and is at the Pt.flen Howap
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Society
Mrs. Jane Heltwer of Port Sward, j
returned on the Prlncew Royal from
a trip to VnticouTer.
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Mr*. H S PuHfn entertained Mr*.
Robinson. of Fort Seward at lunch
eon last Wednesday
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Mrs Victor 1. Hahn servod tea
Wednesday afternoon to Mrs. W. Gar i
ner GaMe. Mrs. R J. Sha*. Mra. Nop-'
man E. Black. Mrs. William Hrltt,
Mrs. H. S. Pnllen, Mm. Karl Ask and
Miss Voting
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Mr. and Mrs J F. Vandr m all en
tertained al dinner last Saturday for
Mr. and Mrs Merer* who were '.n i
the city enroute from Eajtle to Se
attle where they will spend the win
ter.
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F. F. W Ixiwle, Skagway agent for
the Canadian PacifU Steamiihip Co?n
panv, has received advice i\aT?crtllrig
the sailing of the Princess Royal on
Oct. 28. and the next sailing of the
Canadian boat* after the Princess
May on the 2Tith of this month will
be the MUiie boat on November 4
This change of schedule is occasioned
by the accident to the Princes* Re^ l
atrice wheji she c rounded on Noble |
Island October 15th.
ARAN FLAG I
IS BARRED
(Ry Alaska Newa Hureau.t
NEW YORK Oct 21? Advices re
celved in this city from Toronto s'at.>
th?w an ordinance has be??n iKUsei
in that city prohibiting the exhibition
of films containing the American fla*:
It is also said that the Stars ami
Stripes will not be allowed to float
from any buildings in Toronto.
i Hunior and J
J Philosophy :
X ?r OVyCAJ* I*. SMITH ^
PERT PARAGRAPHS.
'pHE voters may ut a lot of thing*
? twill the |>o!tti tans. t>nt what the
politician* tvally think about t tie vot
er* isn't likely to appear In print
A man needs to have something in
hi* hoa<l when he flnds there Is nothing
to his pocket.
Charity I* that feeling that make* a
woman want to give last year's ward
robe to the deserving poor that she
may have a complete new oil I fit
It Is love that make* the world go
ronnd and the wanderer come hack.
Broken hearts mend themselves and
then deny It
A way not to he recommended In
keeping a secret Is to pet somebody to
help you.
The man who treats his enemies as
though they were friends haa them
pressing.
The man who wins doesn't And It
necessary to go around bragging
abont It
Caution Isn't *o foolhardy as reck
le*sne*s. but It has more money to Its
credit In the bank.
The Only Reason.
When ahe was talking through her hat
A? oftentlmee ?h? did.
Tou might be very certain that
It wu a atyllah lid.
Her Revenge.
"1 hear Belle ts telling around that
ahe refused Charlie before he proposed
to Nellie."
"Yes, but Nellie got even."
"Hcwr
"She invited Belie to he one of the
bridesmaids and then decided that
they should ali wear green."
"Welir
"Belle Is the only one of the lot who
looks hldeons In that color. The oth
er* were all dream*."
Made a Variety.
"THd you tell the truth on the wit
ness stand 7"
"Of course 1 did."
"Bnt the other witnesses contradict
ed yon."
"Well, they stretch the truth."
"And you 7"
"1 compressed It, and you see that
made several inches of difference nor
mally."
Tbe?e Girl*.
"1 asked Percy If be thought you
pretty."
"Tou dldr
Tb-huh."
"YChat'd he sayT
"Maybe so. but be didn't notice It"
TAKE II III Ml
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Just as ScorM of Alaskan People
Hat*
Waiting doesn't pay
If you neglect the aching back
Urinary troubles surely follow
Act In time in coring the kidneys.
Do&n's Kidney Pills are especially
for sick, weakened kidneys.
Many people in thin locality recoa
mend them.
Here's one case:
J Prenatt, Ju Thtrd Ave., Seattle,
Wash., says: "About two years I
suffered from attacks at ba<cka< he.
caused by my kidneys being weak
and disordered. I tired easily and af- i
tor any exertion or whenever I
ciught coUl, my back ached In, tensely
I also had trouble from the kidney se
cretions, the passage* being painful,
loan's Kidney Pills promplty correct- j
ed all these symptoms of kidney com- '
plaint and there has never been any
recurrence." (Statement given Janu
ary 2, 1903)
SEVEN YEARS LATER
On J*n?W7 M, 1919, Mr Preaatt
Mi<1 "I tun today enjoying gmd
health, thakna to Doan'g KMm;
nils. This r^-ux-df hae r??rt?in!y work
ed wonder* la my ?*?."
For anl ? by *11 dealer*. PrW 50
centa. Foater Mllbarn Co., Buffalo
New Tor*. ?ol? at?n?a for the Unit
ed 8 tale*
Remember the nam*? Doan*? ? ?nd
take no other.
LOCAL BRIEFS
1 A- RuJ T*'e Alaskan 1 A
lUC (Hi The S'rwM For lUC
9KAGWAY WEATHER REPORT
Rpaulta of the obaerratlon taken
at Moore's Wharf at midnight,
Oct. 20, 191 1 U a* follow*
Temp, time o'aisrrmt n .. .. ?* abore
Ma*. pr?t?llri 24 hr? .. .. .?? sbof
Mia. " ?**?*?"<
Mean " " " 61 above
Rammer M:I0 Clowdy S Wind
Only One "BROMO QUININE"
That U LAXATIVE RRGMO QUIN
IKE. Look for tfe denature of E
W. GROVE. Uaed the World o?er
U ? Cure a Cold In One Day. 25c
SUGGESTIONS
CHRISTMAS
Already every nook and corner of our
store breathes an air of Christmas Life.
Nothing prettier could be given than a piece of
NEEDLEWORK. We have just received two large
shipments, including
Monogram and Conventional Pillow
Covers, Table Runners, Center-pieces
Shirt and shirt waist pockets. Shaving pads. Neck-tie
pads, Neck-tie racks.
Kimotias stamped on Crej?e. in Champagne. Blue.
Pink and Lavender. Kimona Shirt Waists. with
jwasant <leeve?. stamped on White Voile, or
With material* for working ^1.00
Satin and Muslin Pin Cushion Kormn. Li m I*
Wool Slij?j>er Sole? and Yarns in all shades.
L. A. HARRISON & CO.
Store Open Evenings :: F'hone 55
? The Skagway Pioneer Dairy "
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H. r. IIIMAN, Prop.
The Sanitary Milk Ranch" |j!
Tlio Urtrest ami hMt conduct*) dairy In
Daily Shipment* of Pure Milk and Cream
To til paint* on Whit* Pa** * Yukon Boat*-.
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I B. M. BEHRENDS, Banker
Juneau, ? Alaska
OLDEST BANK IN |ALA5KA
Respectfully Solicits The Acconnte
of Skagway | Firm 8 And Individual?.
Hats and Caps ^f5
These goods .. Reasonable Prices
Shoes, Underckrthing. FX ? 7\1
SrVSTSS Uortero s Place
mjp. 421 Broadway, Skagway. Alaska