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The most, appropriate and at the
same time the most attractive wu
vouir one uu) take from Alaska, is
thai vkh.ih ^as instrumental in focus-!
sing the attention of the entire
world ou our great country.
Ever s.uce the magic year of l$y? J
gold has poured from the creeks and
beaches of Alaska and been convert
ed iuto money reckoned iuto millions,
lieace Che sight of gold either mint
ed or mouuted at once directs ones
mind to the land of the midnight suu
What more appropriate then, than
piece of augget Jewelery, either as
a frame for the beautiful mastodou
ivory, stained by the countless years
it has endured, or nuggets Joined in
chain work by a skilled artisan. A
brooch or solitary nugget of curious
natural shape is a souvenir which
tells the story of the mad rush to j
the Klondike.
The fact that a purchase of nugget
jewelery is in reality an investment
iu au article that cannot depreciate
seems to be dawning upon the vis
itors to the Northland and the sales
are rapidly increasing in this line
?>f goods.
H. D. Kinase has made a study of
the art of nugget jewelcry mounting,
and has the finest display of the
"yellow metal" ever gathered to
gether in one salesroom.
THE STRUGGLE DISCOURAGES
MANY A CITIZEN OF ALASKA.
Ground ail jay with *a achiu, 1
Wok;
Can i rest xl night;
Enough to make any one "give
?o-~
Doac ? KLiney Pills will give re- :
at*ed life.
They will cure the backache;
Cure every kidney ilL
Here is convincing proof that this
Is so:
Mrs. H. XI. Thomas. 1402 34th St.,
OUiland. CaL. says:
* The merit of Doan's Kidney Pills
has been thoroughly proveu to me
sod consequently 1 have no hesita
t'oc in recommending them. About
two years aeo 1 suffered from pains
in my back and 1 believe the trouble
was caused by excessive running of
the sewing machine. As Doan's Kid
ney PUls have been used by a mem
ber of our family with the best of
r*Hjlis, I was advised to try theai.
Mich to my gratification they proved
to be just what I required, driving
away my aches and pains and improv
ing my health. 1 have kept a supply
in the house since then, knowing
tha' they eai be relied upon to give
relief from kidney disorders."
For sale by all dealers. Price 50
ornta. Foster Milburn Co., Buffalo,
Ntw York, sole agents for the Unit
ed States.
Re-member the name ? Doan's ? and
take no other.
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GOOD MUSIC
AT TOE GHORCH
Tomorrow (Sunday, July 30) at the
Methodist Church, Evangelist W. C.
l>river will speak on "The Light of
the World," at 11 o'clock.
Mr. and Mrs. Driver will s:ug "Loo
to the Comforter."
In the evening at 8 o'clock, Mr.
l>river's subject will be "First things,
First." At this service there will be
a thirty minute concert preceding U>e
sermon.
The special musical numbers will
l>e "Consider aud hear me." a solo
by Mrs. R. M. Montague, of Kansas
City, "One Sweetly Solemn Thought"
a solo by Monte Snow, and "Who
could it be?" a duett by Mr. and Mrs.
l?rlver.
A cordial invitation is extended to
all the people of Skagway to attend
these services.
PARDON F00
TOM SCULLY
The engagement has been announce
ot Mrs. Bell Wilson of Bellingham,
Washington, in charge of the culinary
department of the Juneau jail, to
Thomas Scully, a prisoner. The mar
riage will take place as soon as Scul
ly's term is over. Tom is Mrs. Wil
son's assistant at the boarding house
in the Jail. He has proven a model
prisoner since he was first sentenced
and the marriage will be celebrated
in due style. Scully will be remem
bered by many as the prisoner, who,
last spring, crawled out on the roof
-f the court house building and put
out a fire by stamping it out. The
Maze had not been discovered and tb
prisoner's action probahly saved the
government the loss of the building.
He was commended for his action an
has been shown every courtesy pos
sible since. ? Juneau Dispatch.
Thomas Scully was discharged from
the courthouse Jail a few days ago
and his marriage to Mrs. Wilson, of
Bellingham. Washington, will take
place in a few days. It is reported.
A bulky looking letter, marked "Of
ficial Business," arrived at the dis
trict attorney's office a few days prio
to Scully's release, and upon opentng
it, it was found to contain a pardon,
or rather a commutation of sentence,
for Scully. The document was signed
by both President Taft and Attorney
VTeneral Wickersham. The pardon
came as a result of Scully s activKy
in extinguishing, unbidden, a fire,
which would undobtedly have destroy
ed the courthouse building, four
months ago.
BROOKS FINDS
NEW COMET
GENEVA, N. Y. July 29? Dr. W.
R. Brooks, director of the observatory
and professor of astronomy at Hobard
college. announces that he has dis
covered a comet. In right ascension
22 hours 13 minutes 40 seconds, de
clination north 20 degrees 37 minutes,
motion slowly northwest. The comet
is in the constellation Pegasus.
A MEDIEVAL.
LO\'E AFFAIR
By MARGARET L BUSS
Copyright by Airnrlcan Pr?M AH?
clattor . 18U.
One morning sotue throe centuries
ago. when Klorwocm, Italy. ruled by
Duke Coslmo de M edict, was divided
among a number ot |*>werful families,
the Duchess Kleanora. attended by
con rl ere, was driven from the Plttl
palace across the bridge called the
I'onte Vecchlo. spannlug ihe river Ar
no. Into the main part of the city. Be
side the duchess sat a young girl noted
especially for her fair complexion and
golden hair. From an upper window
overlooking the bridge a young man
looked down on the cavalcade. About
stood a crowd of persons dividing their
glances between the young man and
the young girl beside the duchess, nis
eyes were riveted on her. while she
glanced up at him They were known
to be lovers, all Florence sympathized
with them, and the crowd bad collect
ed to observe this lovers" look that
passed between them.
The girl was Mnddalena. the daugh
ter of Bernardo Vet tori, surnamed "the
light haired." and It was from htm
that his daughter Inherited ber locks
of gold as well as an Immense fortune
The mother of Maddalena when wid
owed married Tletro Salvlatl and, in
order to keep ber fortune In the fam
ily. the stepfather betrothed her when
still a child to his son by a former
marriage But this young man was
killed in battle.
When Mnddalena came to a mar
riageable ace a love affair came about
between ber and Lodovico Capponl.
who owned a villa In the country ad
Jolntng one of her own. It was a
grand passion on both sides, and the
fl,"imr whs fnnned by opposition. Mad
dalena 's stepfather, still bent on keep
ing his fortune In h'.a own family, per
suaded Duke Coslmo to forbid the mar
riage. Despite her own. her mother's
und her lovor'a protests ami entreaties
the girl was placed In a convent
Lodovico was a flefy young man. and
It was hoped by the stepfather that he
would commit some act of violence
which would afford an excuse to ban
ish him. lock him up or otherwise dls
pose of him. But the lover displayed
more self control than had been ex
ported and refused to give his enemy
the coveted opportunity.
Maddalena s mother told the story of
her daughter's love and misfortunes to
the duchess and succeeded in Interest
Ing her. The affair was known to all
Florentines, who were a poetic and
artistic people easily moved by a story
of love. Moreover, they feared that
if the duke was able to prevent this
marriage be would prevent others
Therefore, though all the power to
keep the lovers apart was on one side,
all the sympathy was od the other.
The duchess finally succeed od In per
suading her husband to permit her to
Invite Maddalena to visit her for a
few days at the palace. Instead of
days she remained months. But the
struggle to compel her to resign her
lover was not given up. Indeed, her
Invitation came in order to unite her
with another suitor. By the duke's
order Lodovico was never mentioned
except In contempt, while Slglsmondo
dl Rossi, a favorite of the duke, was
always spoken of with the highest
WJWl I
I/odovtco. not being permitted to vtelt
the girl be loved. rented a bouse over
looking tbe Ponte Veochlo. from which
he could look down upon her and re
ceive her return glance whenever she
crossed tbe bridge with the duchess.
It was one of these occasions that
has been described at tbe opening of
this story, a scene that would not like
ly bare happened anywhere except In
tbe city of the medieval Italian poets
and painters whose names and works
are part even of the present age. Tbe
bridge that Maddalena crossed stands
today, traversed dnlly by thousands of
Florentines and tourists.
Perhaps no Incident In the history
of Florence can so well express tbe
difference between that age. that peo
ple and this. Fancy a crowd at the
entrance of a park In an American
city, Washington for Instance, wait
ing to see an heiress driven ont with
tbe president's wife, her lover stand
lng at the window of a bouse be has
hired for the express purpose of see
ing his indylove go by. That age
has passed, but romance ctlll exists
and Is as deep set In human nature as
ever. While, the |>eople of that day
were interested In Individual cases,
we now find Its expression In "best
sellers." Have we not In this respect
degenerated?
Whether it was that the duke, wbo
was only Interested In SaivlatTs plana
through friendship for bim. found that
be was playing a losing game for him
self. becoming unpopular, or whether
he met an undercurrent of opposition
from those prominent families who
feared bis power to Interfere In their
own affairs. Is not recorded, but tn
sny event bis opposition suddenly col
lapsed. One morning at daylight an
old woman appeared at Lodovico's
bedside and awakened blm with some
astonishing and delightful news. She
bore a message from tbe dncbem.
Lodovico was summoned to tbe palace
to take Maddalena away with him and
prepare for an Immediate marriage.
The lover bounded out of bed and
began the preparations at once, going
as soon as be was dressed to tbe pal
ace. All Florence was Interested In
tbe weddlnc. which took place at the
BURNS PLEADS
NOT GUILTY
INDIANAPOLIS, Ind. July 29--LX*
tecttve William J. Burns pleaded not
guiKy to the charge of having kid
a apod John J. McNaroara In connec
tion with Uje dynamiting of the I/*
Angeles Times building when he was
arraigned In the criminal court here
and furnished bail in the sum of $2.
500 on each of the four Indictments.
Burns' trial will bo held In either Sei?
tember or October.
BULL FIGHTING
TORONTO. July 29? The police
commissioners will not allow bnll figh
In* hefe. The application of a Span
ish matador, who applied for permis
sion to give exhibitions of bnll fight
ing was refused.
Mr. !. W. Colltngs came up on the
Peterson.
house from which the lover bad
often looked down on hi* mistress,
bat since It wbb not large eoough tbe
p1sr.M on which It ?tood was lncloeed
. for ? ballroom.
Naming th# Gorrymandsr.
The gerrymander was christened In
ISIS, nlthnngh It must hare lw?en In
operation lone l?efore that. A stanch
old Federalist, Governor Kldrldge
Gerry, controlled through hi* legisla
ture the redlstrictlng of Massachusetts
nnder the census of 1S10. In the office
of Renjamln Russell, an ardent Re
publican editor, hung a map of the
state as newly subdivided by Gerry
and his men. Gilbert Stuart's ready
pencil whimsically added to the out
lines of a grotesque district the wings
and tall of a dragon.
"Ha!" be said when he had finished
"How's that for a salamander?"
The Republican Russell growled.
"Better call It a gerrymander." And
American politicians bare taken his
advice.? Independent.
Heroism.
Heroism, In which I Include mi rare,
fortitude and self denial. Is an essen
tial element of a great character; croir
age, which leads a man forth to meet
danger whenever thereto called by
duty; fortitude, the power and prac
tice of endurance, which renders him
superior to pain and makes him ac
cept with cheerfulness whatever fnte
comes, and self denial, the sut>ordlna
tlon of the material to tbe spiritual, of
the lower to tbe higher nature of man,
which renders his will master of his
appetite and passions and causes him
to forego every personal l>eneflt for
the sake of honor and conscience.?
David Dudley Field.
"Live Bait" For Alligator*.
The negroes of Jamaica. In the Brit
Ish Weal Indies, use "live bait" t?
catch alligators. They tie a puppy to a
tree near the alligator's haunt and
await developments with n gun. The
puppy's yelp Is exactly like the bark of
the baby alligator. Naturally Mrs. A!
llgator comes out of her mudhole In
the lagoon, thinking somebody Is trou
bling her offspring. Then tbe negro
gets to work with his gun, and Mrs.
Alligator falls a victim to her ma
ternal affection.
An Outrage.
When Major General Sir John Mc
Neill, V. C.. was lyidly wounded at Ra
samnn in the Aahantl war he procured
from the bush exclalmlne In angry
and Indignant tones. aa if some one
had deeply Insulted him. "An infer
nal scoundrel out there haa shot me
through the arm!*'
PatHetlam.
In peace patriotism really conirtat*
only in thia-that every one ? weeps
before his own door, mlnda hla own
business, alao leama hia own lesson,
that It may be well with him in hta
own house.? Goethe.
The Uaual Way.
Nodd? Awfully aorry to hear yonr
honae burned down. Did yon save
anything? Todd-Oh, yea! After some
very lively work we succeeded In get
ting ont all the things we didn't want
Whan Woman Meat.
"That woman pretended to lie glad
to Bee me. What an actress she Is!"
"But yon were a match for her?"
'Tea; I pretended to be Just aa glad
to see her."? Exchange.
Winning a Nam*.
He? Tonr cousin's name A tile is a
peculiar one. Wonder where her par
ents got It? She? Oh, they christened
her Film, and she simply reversed It
?Boston Transcript.
Only One "BROMO QUININE," that b ^ +
L"?tive Bromo Quinine /%(T)f f? ?"
Chits ? CoW in One Day Crip in 2 Days %?) ?c
NEVADA CREEK
TO RESUME
JUNEAU, July 29? T. E. Hwpw.j
*npprtntond*nt of the AiMta Tre*a?H^
Mining Company, with depoaK#. n*
! rhinery *nd trrine At Nera<ki Cre? k, n
, authority for the atatement that th?
mine will won r*>*uro<? operaAioaa.
Mr*. Oataon relumed on the P?t
eraon fnoin ft tI*U in Haines.
O. W. Clarlt, of Rhodr-^a. Afrtra. j
paaaed through SVa?w*r aerenU w<^*k
a so for the Interior. Hp retnrned on
last ni?rht> train after alffh taking In j
the Dawson conntry and around AtHn.
HOT ONE CENT
YOUR KYEI KXAMJNCL fRtt Of
CHARM.
It WW c**t ram MOT A CKVT to
h*T# row ?rw ?xamln*?f If ifter* l?
anr'hln* wro** with Unr? w? win
tod row, and w? will fit th?m with
xlame* that will tMk? lh?m gnn-1
M*ln W? rh*rf? for tb? ttaitw*
only. OUR PRICR* ARR RIGHT.
Onr repair deptrtawwt ?? the bear
We make U>in*a AS GOOD AS JOT* .
W?* (J? work promptly and OVARAH
TRR SATISrACTIOR.
B??Bt Una of watrJwa, rforfci and J*w
etry. IncMIn* and ?n?T?iilf
cVrnwu-A and rhlnawar* la th# rtty
j. ncuTA,
Jeweler and Optklan.
Every Little Movement "
{of the needle)
'Has A Meaning Of Its
Own"
What do your ?mbroidery atftohw mean?
Tim* wanted or s?ati?fa<?tory result*?
Snrely the latter if yon rhnoea from onr
well aelwted stork of
FANCY WORK MATERIALS
Inclndine
? PURSES in Linen
and Moire
? Table Runners
n Monogram Pillows
m Baby Bibs
? Traveling Aprons
2 Baby Clothes rack
? Shirt Pockets
8 tamped
Crepe Kimonos
8hirt Waists on
Flaxon
Corset Covers, cam
brie or nainsook
Calling Card Cases
Laundry Ba^s
MULTl COVER HAT PINS
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pin to match each unit
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