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Sanitarium |?ul] Alaska
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u( Um? ??rk win r?rei?? prom|X
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mi utaxl. mu! (im cIm work at w
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J. U Lyt*i> * irfurr i
IOWK TALK
JJuve T.r v. illig*-/, r*?p*srs??uuus Ihr
N^Uiai (ii\*vn C?x, who has b?*?ii
*CuMiing f?w day* ui Skagwuy vte
iii i.? h?? imd>'. rtiuruvd on Ihf Se
a.UV Ul> Juumu.
Tales of Cities.
In I be matter t >t dea?j() o t popula
tion t'aru and Merlin lead all tbe Eu
ro cities
ttalt i wore wants to bold a world's
fair lu ism to celebrate tbe one hun
dredth atuiiventary of tbe "Star Span
gled Haulier." written Soft 13. 1614.
during tbe British attack on Port Mc
Uenry. near Baltimore
VI lie* City. Moot, bo Ids tbe record
| for variation lu temperature. Tbe
highest tnuiwraiure recorded there is
111 dtgree*. which la within b degrees
of tbe bigbe*( recorded lo tbe Culted
State* Mile* City's lowest mark has
beru 07 degrees below aero. wblcb Is
truly arctic. Tbe ranee betweeu IbetJc
two extremes u 17b degree*, wblcb is
a record
Pert Personals.
Wheat King ratten la tbe Pattl of
tbe speculative world. ? Washington
Puat.
Having failed to win success on tbe
?rater. Sir Thorna* Llpton should de
rue a cup lifting race In tbe air ?
Uirmicghan Age Herald
After all. perhaps. I bat degree of M
A which Harvard bus bestowed upon
-I IVrpoui Morgan means "master of
assimilation Philadelphia Inquirer
We are sorry to aee that distinguish
tad Uueiooian John I. Sullivan writ
tug "be bas proven that " Of course
Mr Sullivan know* as well aa Dr
Eliot tbat i be correct form of tbe past
participle is "proved"? Bo*ton Globe.
Aviation.
A nations! physical laboratory in
England uses a whirling table with a
?lity foot arm to t?M tbe thrust of air- j
ship propellers.
A Kreo.h aeronaut bas patented a
balloon w huh wben deflated can be
packed in Its basket and tbe et|uJpa> oi
carried on a u.au s back.
Ooe of tbe noveltie* In tbe field of
aviatMMi is a trlpiane Invented by an
Englishman, who guide* It from a seat
suspended betweeu two s?rfs of three
plane* each
The Human Jaw.
The human Jaw has only eight uus
ciea, but these exercise a force of a
quai ter of a ton.
CitKsr Way.
"Will you wake (he irwinf
"Train* uuili already."
"Sijimle! WtU you ,-atcli Itr
~!U catch a If i don't "
We Just Received
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OUT 10 SEA
(By Alaska News Bureau)
SAVANNAH. Oft. Oct. 20?' The
j t tarui which threatened this dtstrkt
kt&t uvht, changed its court** and
WUDI U> thv cuat of this city, jwo?ing
out Ui sou.
PRES. TAFT IS
IN
(By Alaska News Bureau)
WASHINGTON. D. C. Oct 20? j
PrrsitKiit Tuft has arrived ill this
cilv frvtu Ikvurl) Ht> a as called ft
of the Cabinet for tomorrow.
Will OF JOHN OLDS FILED
The w ill of Johu Olds, dated Aug.
U, 1905. was fUtit for iirabaie today,
j aud fuliow ing its request, Mrs. Lifei
Oids> and C. M. Summers were ftp
i minted special administrators withou
Kinds. The will is very short and
itequetfLhs ev crything to Mrs. Olds.
Jack Zinotisky and Louia Lund
.* - iv wKn^-b. The ?*?tate is val- j
j urd at $25,U?<.?. ? Juneau Dispatch.
FOR SALE.
Thv Remick Home on Main and
sth street, completely furnished, price
? easouoJble. Enquire of l*hil Abra
hams. 2t.
FOR SALE.
The Sehoolvr Home, elegant cot
tasc and two splendid lots. Corner |
inh and Brood-way, at a bargain. En
quire of Phil Abrahams. 2t
You make no mistake when you
Utve orders with the American Tail
on. Geo. Mowl. tf
F*?flh oysters arrived on the Cot
tage City and are being served at
the Pack Train Restaurant tf.
POR SALE:? On*; Smith- Prem
ier type-writer, No. 2, cheap. Address
Alaska. 2t.
Tho "S. R. O." sign is out at the
C. P. R. office, which means that
there will he a jolly bunch aboard
the Princess Uea.tr loo when she clears
fur the south tonight at 7 o'clock
Skagway time.
fVod N At wood, erf Dawson, left
oit the Smith- and will attend the
Grand Camp of the Arctic Brother
hood as Dek-.^&te from Camp Dawson
N'c C.
PERMANENT ORE
BODY III EAGLE
News arrived from the Eagle river
mine Saturday that the permanent
ore body had been encountered after
several weeks' driving and the proper
ty i? now 4 miue. As a result Mill
uian J. S. Morgan is now at the pro
perty overhauling the mill for the wi>
ter run. Mr. Morgan having been lai|
o if for several weeks on account of
lack of ore. Heretofore the Eagle
river property has been working Ln a
fault, but the work done the post few
weeks has opeued a permanent ore
body to solid formation. ? Juneau Dis
patch.
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Mr. Louis P. Shacleford, attorney
fur the Tread well eompnnv anil other
corporations in this section, today
authorised the Daily Dispatch to an
nounce he was considering a proposi
tion to move to Tacoma early in the
spring to engage in the practice of
law with his brother, who has lately
retired from the Superior bench of
Pierce County, Wash.
Mr. Shackle ford says his mind is
not fully determined regarding leav
ing Alaska, as he has several import
ant matters In this section which will
require his attention until probably
March, when he will determine the
future, he says these matters are In
connection with important litigation
aihl he finds it would work a hardship
on clients to move at this time. The
rumor had been current for some tim
that Mr. Shackleford intended mov
ing to Taooma, where his family are
uow located. ? Juneau Dispatch.
PRINCESS BORN TO KING OF MINES
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HAINES, Alaska Oct. 20? "C. B.
Ouptil, Skagway, Alaska. It's an 8
pound girl, tell Frank Bold, ami all
take one on me. King."
NOTE? There are a number of
"Kings" in Alaska, but only one
"King'' at Haines, and that is "Ira
H." The question is, how good is
"The" king's credit?
Anyhow, "Long live the King."
If you want shell oysters, go to the
Pack Train Restaurant. tf
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