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HEADQUARTERS
For Miners Supplies and Inform
ation of Silver Creek
All Good* Delivered 12 Mile* Free of Charge
E L P1LLMAN Atlin, Y. T.
Mr*, linker of ipokin* is spond
In* a fow days to Skagway.
Mra. 0. H. MMUr left for Dawson
this morning to accompany Mr. Mil
ler back to Ukagway.
Mi?? Maud* Harlett urrlved on
I ho Sophia this m>rnlng for a visit
with friend* in Skagway.
Thu Spokane, which sailed yester
day, will make one more cruising ex
curalon and theu |o on her regular
Mra. Clio Cleveland aud two sons
and Mr. William Cleveland came up
front Juneau yesterday aud are the
gueeta of Mrs. H. D. Klroue
Mr. J. Ikuta of the Totem Jewel
ry store, arcompauled by hla brother
ka where they will take a vacation |
tor a tow days.
Miss Muble Druinmond. alater of
Walter Drummond (ami up on the
Sopla and accompanied him as far
aa bonnet. He is on hla way to the
new gold fields.
There are 63 passenger* coming
on tonight's train from Fairbanks,
most of whom are bouud for the out
aide. Th? 1'rlnceat. Sophia has in
cousequeuce every Iterth sold.
S. L. Holltday, a prominent stock i
man of Moutana, spent a few hours
in Skagway yesterday with his
friend J. A. Header. They had
known each other In Montana many
Phil Abrahams, acting for Mrs.
Draper, has sold tht> H. II. Draper
lioma to Mrs. Fanny Devereli. This
la oue of the prettWst properties In
Skagway and well auited for a per
Cards have been received In this
cltjr announcing the arrival of ao
tight and a half pound boy to Mr.
and Mra. K. C. Howertou. formerly
o* Skagway, but now living In Colo
rado Sprlugs, Col. Tho aou arrivt-d
Mr. and Mrs. Yatefc and Mm. Vose
aud aon who have been visiting it
Ihe home of Captatu and Mra. Al
leu at the Port, cams up this morn
tug on the Peterson aud will go south
on the Princess Sophia this evening.
Among the passeniters going out
toulght on the Sophia will bo 7#
rouud trlppera aud u total llat of
10* besides an uucurtalu uuwber
that will be ou tonight's train Rev.
tiawkeabury la ou hl? way to Wlu
nlpeg. Boiler luspector Kobluson.
Mrs. Uloomqulst, Mrs. Grey aud the
Hughes party of tourtata are also
Mlas Lindsay of Vancouver, a '
round trip passeugor ou the Prlucoes
Sophia, brought word of Mlas Mary
Taylor who spent her vacation lu
Skagway last auniiuvr. Mlas Taylor
la lu Honolulu for her vacation thla
year aud aeuds kind ireetlng to her
Skagway frleuds lu connection
with that It wight t>? auld that Mr.
Theodore Vau Hook who left here a
few week* ago. and w?<ut to Vaiicou
er, la now located lu Calgary.
A (Ire alarm sounded thla fortv
noou aud the firemen Immediately i'?
spouded by getting out the munlcl
pal squirting machinery, ouly to find
out that there was nothing (or It to
do. The stove In the office of the
Pacific Coast Steamsi.lp company,
was emitting au unusually large
amount of smoke whlcii from acroas
the atreet looked llko something
was wrong, so an alarci was seut In
NOTICK
My wood yard will t?l closed from
thik date to the general public.
Thanking the public tor pant pat
ronage and trusting to again opeu
the same lu the near future, re
4t. Charles Nye.
LKTTKK8 UNCA1XKD |-X>R IN
SKAGWAY PO?T OVTICK
The following lett<o remained
uncalled tor In the Skagway poat
offtc August ?th, 1913.
Conelly,- Glenn (card); Drewltt,
Mamie; Koote, George !H.; Murphy,
Mra. Jenny; Marller, George (card);
I'aulet, Mrs II.; Woolaver, John.
A. K. Kind ell. P. M. j
XOTU'K.
All accountns due and owing Dra
l>er and company, are payable at the
office of Phil Abrahams, 4th Av?nu*f
?ud any other business 'of the late
firm will be trauaacted by him.
Harriet M Draper.
COLDt CAUSE HEADACHE
LAX ATI V M BROMO Quint M, the world
wide Cotd end Qrtp retasdj reaores
cum. Call for full Must. Look (or
tl* nature B. W. QKOVtt. Uo.
FIVE GOOD ONES TO I3RAW TO.
I'ebbleford and (Mbsoa Rye. Bad
welser. Bis* Ribbon end Pel* Rain
Wr Ueer at the Board of Trad a.
Heart may stop beating.
Physiolan Says Tsn Minute Intorrup
tlon U Not Diingsroua.
Paris.? The following rery lutorort
lux atatemeuts. iom? of which are con
sldered striking by tho leading lights
of Freuch medical scleuce. wore made
by Dr. Alexia Carrel of the Rockefeller
Institute Kor Medical Research, Now
York, at hU Ili>t official lecture at the
Paul Ueaujon hospital.
Or. Carrel auuouuced that he was
uow able to operate lu the cheat cavity
with aa uiuch ease and safety aa In the
abdomen. "It la uow a simple cut," be
said, "and we open the thorax nud op
erate upon the Inns*, heart nud aorta
ua we treat tho kidneys and tho lutes
tluea. We uow know also Just how
touch the bruin, tho aplnnl cord and the
heart can stand aa regards the tempo
rary anaesthetics required by o|iers
tlooa.
"The heart suffers rery little from
Interrupted clrculutlou aa lone aa care
la taken that It haa enough oxygen,
aud It may be stopped for the or even
ten mluute* without dauger, while In
the spinal marrow tho circulation may
be stopped as long as twenty minute*.
"Kor the brain, however, four min
ute* la the limit of safety, aud after
Ire It la very difficult to restore uormal
?oudltlons."
A huge field of work remained, be
^ald In conclusion, to be done as re
tard* opcratlona upon the bumau
heart, aud the study of these was of
the greatest possible importance. This
was especially true of surgery for
aneurisms aud the shrinking of the
aorta or pulmonary arteries
OLD POLITICAL FEUD
OFFICIALLY ENDED
Tillman and Gonzales Recon
ciled, Even Alter Bloodshed.
Columbia. S. IX? When United States
Senator Benjamin Ityan Tilluuin of
South Carolina recently consented to
the con 0 mint Ion by tlx* senate of I'rv*
Ideut Wilson's appointment of William
K. Uouialo*. editor of the Columbia
(8. C.) State, #s mlulster to Cuba a fa
tuous political and iiersoual fend of
twenty-four years' standing lu South
Carolina cuuie to uu official end. Tbe
Tllluiau and (ion sales families have
beeu bitter enemies. and tbe Palmetto
State has been the scene of many heat
ed battles fought by nbli leaders on
both sides Oil one occasion the differ
eiices were augmented by bloodshed.
Tbe Gonzales brothers? three of
tUeiu? were exjioueuts of views of
tbe old aristocratic element? the ex
slave o? iters and wealthy planters who
could trace tbelr ancestors buck bun
dreds of years aud wbo composed tbe
society element *ud tbe tluanclal back
booe of tbe state. Senator Tillman in
hit rigorous snd stirring campaign for
governor ?>' South Carolina In the ear
ly ulnetiea was victorious over this op
position lie was elected United States
senator and has served his stute lu this
rapacity for tbe past sixteen years.
Juiues Tillman, a nephew of tbe sen
ator. was elected lieutenant governor.
Later be was a candidate for governor.
Tbe (iontales' light on the Tlllmana
bad never let up? many stinging and
rvbuklug editorials were published Id
tbelr paper Jumcs Tlllmau waa de
feated. Shortly after tbe election he
o>et X. (2. Goiixalos, at that tliue edi
tor of the puper, on the streets of
Columbia and shot him dead, lie sub
sequently was acquitted A monument
now stand* lu Columbia honoring the
memory of N. Q. Gonzales. On tMs It
Is recorded that Gonzales was "mur
dered" near the spot where tbe nionu
Jltn Tlllinmi, ns he wis generally
known, \v?? later retired from politics.
Ho became III with tuberculosis. The
climate of the west failed to cause an
Improvement In tils condition, and he
returned to hU native state. In tho
meantime he hnd quarreled with his
uncle, and the breach was an open one.
The last days of Jim Tillman were
spent In a lonely little cottage at Ashe
vllle, S. C.. and he died there about
* year ago.
The bitter campaign of 1012 against
Cole L. Mlease came on In South Caro
lina In August. 11)12. For the first
time Tillman and Gonzales were on
the same side, both favoring the elec
tion of the opponent of Ulease. This
tended to bring the two factions on
Tillman permitted the senate to con
firm the appointment of Mr. Gonzales
as minister to Cuba officially ends the
struggle of twenty years, marked by a
continual and able fighting on both
sides and, even by bloodshed.
SOCKLESS MAN IS DIVORCED.
Wif* Says Sh* Waahsd His Faes and
Hands Daily.
Chicago.? Because her husband was
too laxy to wash his face aud would
not wear socka unleas she put them on
eeuth street. Paterson. baa obtained a
divorce.
According to Mrs. Wood, her hus
band, James O.. was the personifica
tion of.ladneaa. Hhe endured him for
five years. Hhe testified that Wood re
fused to work. He develo|>ed a great
desire to aleep during the day, Then,
she aays. he bccame so ln*y ho would
not take a bath.
itatber than invite criticism aho
waahed his hands and face dally aud
put on bla socks. lie was ablebodled,
but his wife saya he was juat natural
ly "tired."
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Store open until 9 p. m.
'Phone 55
ITS WOltTH YOUR WHILE
Cj visit our store. It's like & visit
to a musjiim, (or natives all over
Alaska huvo contributed their work
Ui this < oliectlou of ours.
As a visitor you* will rocelvo a
?oorty wvUoiue. We oro always
Kind to extond every courtesy to auy
visitor aud you are under no obli
gation buy. Wo want you to
(eel thni this storo Is yours aud we
want you to use It as such. We
i'nrry tho largest and 'most complete
lino of fossil Ivory and nugget Jewel
ry Ik Alaska as well as Ivory crlb
bage boards and totem polos, napkin
rlnga, -nrvlng aud game sets.
Wo crry a large assortment o(
Indian moccasin* and baskets and
hand beaten t.lver spoons and
bracelets.
II. D. KIRMSE,
Pioneer Joweler.
SOME PEOPLE sacrifice
their homes boceuso
tliey have lost their job.
DON'T DO IT!
You will come back to us ]
and wish you had the same
little home.
Now is the Time to Buy ,
a Home, or buy a lot and
Build a Nice Cottage
23? Terms reasonable"^-* ;
Phil Abrahams
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0. 0. Wright bun houses 'or rent,
furnished. U
Best Meals
Id Tbe City at the
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The New Drug Store
S OPEN DAILY FROM EIGHT O'CLOCK IN THE
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Perfumery, Toilet Waters, Soaps
Toilet Articles, Stationery, Etc
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PETERS' CHOCOLATE
IS RIGHT
YOU SHOULD TAKE SOME WITH YOU
WHEN YOU GO ON YOUR OUTING.
EVEN A SMALL PIECE WILL KEEP
YOl FROM GETTING HUNGRY. AND
WILL ADD RENEWED STRENGTH AND
ENERGY Wl I EN YOU THINK YOU'RE
ALL IN.
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A morning until eleven i
fresh and complete stock of
morning until eleven o'clock at night, and has a