THIS WEEK
Wf art* having a window display off] many good
thincs to eat in fancy crackers and cookies."
Lemon Snaps. Pretzelettes, SaJtines Zephy
rettes. 5 O'clock Tea. Social Tea. Champagne
Royal! Toast. Uneeda Jinger Sr aps, Butter
Thins. Uneeda Milk Biscuit- Cheese Sand
watches. Vanilla Wafers, Nabisco Waters
Animal Crackers, Zu Zu Crackers, Graham
Waters. Frotana Albert Biscuit and Bremners
Butter Waters
John Kalem, the Grocer
So> Affent for Roli Canned. Goods
GET BUSY'
Tanftua Highwaymen Would
Kill For Monev
F
Fairbanks Sept. -7? Two highway
mra attempted to murder a miner
named Fleming for his gold dust as he I
* ?? floating down the Kanttshna in ajr
small best about tour miles from the i s
mouth of the stream I r
Fleming *hs suddenly accosted by s
two maske.. men. armed with rifles. U
? ho commanded him to stop. He re- 1
fus*2 to do so isii continued oc his way
down stream He was twice shot but
not to seriously a> to prevent his row
ing k*rfls> the river and making his
way to the cabiO of a trai^<er named
Sw*nsoc located in the vicinity.
Dr. Weyerhorst and Pankmn. the
operator at Toiovaoa. went down from
the ?Warner Tanana ai 1 o'clock yester
day afternoon to attend the wounded
man but nothing ha- N?en beani from
tb?m
Sothir.g further ha> '>een hear*.! of
the masked men. but Depu
ty Marshal George \ aut'er who was
on the Tar ana. is on a hot trail and
hopes to land h>> men.
The miners. woodmen and trappers
in the vicinity are actively encaged in
purault, and are at white brat with
lodigiiation over the wounding of Flem
ing for iht purpose of robbery.
Fleming had with him at the time
of the attack 116 ounces of dust, the
result of a harj ?#asocs work in the
Kaatiahna.
f4IR8?k$ IMS
\fW M4V0R
Fairbanks October 1.-- Councilman
Branch is the new mayor of Fairbanks.
He la the fourth this year
Fairbanks has had a hard time keep
inr a mayor since I'aptain Barnette
held the reins. After the captain re
tired from the city fovernmeot last
spricg B. 0. Mills was elected to the
office He found it necessary to go out
side and resigned the seat. Council
man Hiil w? next. Last night he in
formed the counci. that he would leave
cmediatelv for the outside, to be gone
tor severa months, pointing out the
necessuv of electing another mayor.
Mr Branch was unanimously elected
by his three brother aldermen.
The Fifth avenue hotel is the leading
hoetelrv in the north It is steam heat
ed. ba> elegantly furnished rooms
? singl?, en suite and with bath*? large
and well appointed offict-. reading and
writing room, and ladies r?arlor. .here
is nothing to equal it in Skagwmy. Am
erican and Furopeac plan L*teiy ren
ovated.
SaatUa Saloon
For the choicest stock ot liquid re- 1
freshments, the Seattle Saloon leads
them all. The famous Seattle Rainier I
beer always on tap. tf
TO CT?t A COLD Ifi ONE DAY
Take LAXATIVE BROMO Quinine
Tablets Pruggists refund money if it
fails to cure F W. GKO^ E'S signa
ture oc each box. 35c.
The Pack Train saloon always leads.
11 carries ooiy the best brands of whis
kies. wines, "beers and all the other j
goods to be had at a first-class gentle
men's resort " J
Raw Furs....
WE PAY
High Prices for fine furs
Write For Price Li?U
Percey's Fur House
Oehkoah. Wisconsin
PERSONAL MENTION
>?<???????????? -? ???. ^ ? ?
J Kemp. forraeriv a Skafway re*tau
ac: keener. who arrive.1, h.*re from
V.rbanks several day* aco. ? t for the
outh on the Humboldt.. Mr. Kemp
lis made a very 00:1 fort abV 'or! 111 c
I Doe KOi qc to the Tanana v?llv He
iut up SI 50 on a crub smk ?n.l h - trail
oade |ro.x:
Mr* Krma Uemu-k, who :?rr ved
ecent;y from Fa.rhack*. ofi for the
outh on the Humboldt. Vr>. Rem
ick will return to Skagwav re\t
price to remain here She too* her
on, W?rren. south.
J. K. R*rrajrar, chief o'er* of the
iHoe staf of the Oonra. 111 ; : c con.
>ames. returned to Oonrsd on tht tr?n
hi* moraine Hftw; ?p,r.. tl ? win
er at v 'ootid
Capt. George R. IV.lsbury of tho
\la?ka Road Commission is a north
x>un<3 passenfer on The i\ntac C ' >
Sue to arrive here toniorro*
Mrs. J. H. Fickani: of I'ar.K-.-.
lQ town last nifht. She re: -no. o
het home this morn
The Rev Mr. Falconer, of - nk*a
is the (?>'<*** of the He* . a:i 1 N.
Harrison.
COMtS SlOfc
Thistle Taking Lot* of I inie
(>u liMSt Trip
Whiteborse. *Vt ?4? The ??
lakinfc lot> time on the !a?t . !<>
Yukon. She was a: Yukon t ?? c
'?as: nifht at 11:30 o'f ock. Shi ?asat
Selkirk yesterdav morninc a; >v *
The weether is mild all a'oni: the
Yukon, rinfinc from ? f ? lecree#
b?lo* th* freezing point to x-rcrs!
defree> aho*e it at v o'clock th -
infi.
COTTAGE Cin
01 f TOMORROW
The Cot'**:? City will N> ton
row ereninc She is C
Skac^av and will C?. S.tka <
southbound trip. She ?i.. have four
days' mail for Skacwsy
WEATHER Br RE AIT REPORT
Sitae* ?y. Octolx r - ? ;*<k
The weather conditions at Ska."?
for the 24 hours preceding noon to.',
were as follows:
Max. Temp ? above
Min. "
Mean
Temp, at noon
Precipitation w
H. P. C.ark.
Volunteer U. S. Weather observer
SKAGW AY WEATHER
The result of the observa'ior takec
at Moore wharf at midnitrht. <vt.
1906. is as follows:
Temperature time observat n. ??- atot
Max.temp.precedinff '-4 hours. 3*
Min "
Mean "
Barometer 09.35
Calm, rain
New Purs and Golf O loves at Har
rison*.
All Awful Oongh Cnred
"Two years aco our little girl ha.1 a
touch of pneumonia, which left her
with an fcwful coujfh She had spells
of coughing, ju*t like one with the
whooping couch and *onae thoutrht ?ie
would not pet well at all We pot a
bottle of Chamberlain's Caugh Kerned v.
which acted like a charm. She stopped
Coughing and gOi stout and fat. , writ< *
Mrs Ora Bussarj. Brnbaker. 111. This
remedy is for sale by Wm Britt.
NEW FALL GOODS
Now is a good time to pick out your Winter goods.
We hare lately been receiving thousands of dollars
worth of bright new merchandise and our shelves
and fixtures are fairly loaded with new goods.
Among the arrivals we may mention are Indies' Coats ranging in
price from $12 50 to $40.00 Skirts from $4 00 to
$20.00. Waists from $1.50 to $10.00. Furs from
$150 to $25-00. We would particularly call your at
tention to our new line of Flannel Kimona.- ami Lounging
Robes from $1-50 $16.50.
Also many [new novelties in Trimmings, tact*. Riirs. Neckwear,
Belts, etc.. et<\
McCall Patterns and Magazines for November are
now here.
B. M. Behrends Mercantile to.
Geo. Blanchard. Manager.
MORE DIE
Arrivals fVll of Ailtiition&l
Storm Victims
Siwvial Dispatch TO Dally Alaskan.)
Mobile. Ala.. >.Vt. 24-The how Ool
ora,:,i brought tire men into port who
?. !0 picked up at sea ?mil?o!l Ket
\V. s; Thev *1* the sur*iors of a
hou?.ebo?t which* as swept ?o sea by
:t>r- hurricane last week. The men *ar
;hev saw 79 people swept from a house
:viai ni-ar theirs. Tbey were powerless
SO reader assii-tance.
Miami, Ha., i*cu 20? From every
-pot ion come stories of home- and
arms wrecked ami ruined and lives
Remote and taoiated towns have
r : r>"en able to establish lelegrapic
communication *01: no word has been
rec< ved from those places. The whole
coast I re alone this sec'ion h?s been
t -hp,: inioa cemetery. IVad bodies
are being washed ashore everywhere in
- ;ch numbers tha; no effort is being
v made to bury them. The e*peri*
. noe of vessels ha- been worse than
' orrifying.
The bic ocean point steamer Brit
Kane was wrecked on the Florida reef
and 30 passengers and all the crew wore
rowced in ?icht of those who lined the
shore nnab'e to cive assistance The
steamer was driven on the rocks and
? as pounded to pieces in a half hour.
| The steamer IVerlees. a coastwise
steamer, lost v> passengers but managed
I to make this port. She was from the
I south.
| Twenty coveroroent dredger* have
been sunk and over a hundred parsons
who were on there have been [drowned.
The dredger- were at work near long
reef.
U?th List it Great
.'ack-ouville, *.Vt. JO ? l"p to noon
today the reports from those towns in
: southern Florida where telrgraph com
munication has been reestablished show
hat the number of persons killed in
i Wednesday's hurricane will reach 500.
This number w ill be more than doubled
when the complete list is secured.
For Sal*
One combination pool and billiard
tabie Price ISO. Inquire of Piooeer
j Cigar Store. 10 11-if.
1? \1 . Simpson Shoe Repairing Shot1
is open again, .lohn Ac?er. 10>3Q-1 m
For Sale CfcMV
Or wtll rent furnished the "HayneV'
residence corner of Third Avenue and
1 Alaska street from Nov. 1st. Enquire
(of *5eo. F.. Howard neit door.
SURFS USI
Candidate Hashes Begin?
Final Tonr of State
[Special Dispatch to l^iljr Alaskan]
Kingston, N N tVl. 24? Candidate
Charle* 1 Hughes began bin thin! and
last tour of the state yesterday. He
practically admitted that democratic
votes were needed to elect him. He
plead with the democrat ic patriots to
iirf the state from the cockroaches of
the democratic i-arty He Mid It 's a
time when state should be placed abovs
the party. He prorciaed that if elected
hi? administration would be in do ?ense
partisan
The Dane* and Britain
John Ackwurtb nil Knchsh dialect
novelist si).' made n special study of
the dialects of I :incaslurc. Yorkshlra,
the east coast* and also of the Dane*,
shows that tin- I >11 no* by tlielr early
landings and sojourning* In England
have Infliten.vd the language of thf
east coasts .<f Britain to an extraor
dinary ilogri-c and that the Danes and
the British. In ?pite of apparent dlf
feren.-e* are one practically in speech
and language well as In the rela
tlonsliip .if blood. So strong in th?
English .?f the ea?t o.>asts of England
Impregnated with Danish." John Ark
worth once ?aid. "that I am sure that
tf a fisherman from the east coasts of
England w-ejv to l?e wrecked on the
j shore* of lVnmark and he would only
apeak In his true native dialect that
fisherman would t?e able to make him
self understood "
The L?*t Veratiiira i>corr?on.
Thcrv i> at Versailles an orange tre?
aome five centuries old This tree,
which whs taken from Fontalnebleau
of Versailles on the completion of tt>?
orangen was already famous undet
the title of the tirand Bourbon Ae
eordinc t tradition, the tree had been
planted 1421 by a Princes* of Na
varre ai . after eeveral change* of
owners n.nie Into the ivwsesslon of
Francois I . by whom It was placed at
Foiit? inc. 'loan When It reached Ver
sallies the king came to visit it. and
two grand Bourbons were then face to
face T1 e man passed, and even hli
bones, torn from their tomb at St.
Denis and toseed into a trench, havs
perished Not n pinch of his dust re
mains But the tree lives and bloom?
and l<ears fruit, the only Bourbon al
Versailles, serene. Invincible, enthron
ed -Fanner's Versailles
tt Rart.
"Fa win led me wlrh a boanl. Then
he said it hurt him wr>rse"n |t hnrt me."
"And do you think It did?"
"I expect so. He got a big splinter
j In bis thumb "
Heroes la history seem to us poetic
because they are there. But If wa
should tell the simple truth of some ?f
ear neigh l>or? it would sound Ilka
poetry -G W. Curtis.
I nrnmforft Me.
"She didn't speak to ber husband f(Ji
alt months."
"My. It must have been very nncom
fortable!"
"Tes--for ber."
PRINCESS MAY
SAILS NORM
A cablegram received by H . TV Puno. j
for the Canadian Paciflc ?ay? 'be i
Princess May ?ai)ed from Vancouvrr
for Ska^wny Monday evenlntr at 11 |
o'clock She b?d eicht pawner*
and a small ctr^o She ?i11 1* <'>"
here Thursday ni^ht or Friday morn
ing.
Attend to V our Cb1?in?T?
If yon want your chimney* cleaned or
repair* 1 call on Henry Kalem. 1 have
n full line of steel wire brushea and
will do fir>l clans work from ?1 JO up
I eave orders at .lohn Kalem'* store.
l(V24-2'
Weald Scratch and Tear the Flesh
Unless Hands Were Tied Wasted
to a Skeleton? Awful Suffering for
Over a Year -Grew Worse Under
Doctors? Skin Now Clear.
WOULD HAVE DIED
BUT FOR CUTICURA.
"My little oon, when about a rear
and a half old. began to have wires
ooni* out on hi? fa<"< I had a phy
din an t r e * t him,
but the wires gro-w
wor* Then they
brfan to pome on
his arm!*, then on
other partf of his
body, and then one
came on his rhest.,
'worse than the
others. Then I rail
ed another phy??
cian Still ho grew worse. At th< end
of about a year nnrl a half of suffering
bp grew so had 1 had to tie his hands
in cloth? at night to keep him from
?rratching the sores and tearing thr flesh
"He g>>t to he a mere skeleton, and
tms hardly ahle to walk. My Aunt
advised me to try Outicura Soap and
Ointment- So great was her faith in
it that ?? he gave mo a small piece of
Soap to try and a little of the Oint
ment. 1 took it home without any
faith, hut to please her I tried it. and
it seemed to dry up the sore? a little.
"1 sent to the drug store and got a
cake of the Soap and ? bo* of the
Ointment and followed the directions,
and at the end of about two months
the sores were all well. He has
never had any sore* of any kind since.
"He is now strong and healthy,
and I can sincerely say that only for
your most wonderful remedies my
precious child would have died from
those terrible pores. I used only one
cake of Soap and about three boxes
of Ointment- (signed) Mrs. Eg
bert Sheldon, R. P. IV, Xo. 1, Wooa
ville. Conn. April '22, 190.S "
OnmplK* F*t?rn?1 ttxl fr*r F Trry
Rumor. fmm Pimp1'* ??> Srrrtfnl*. fr???n tnflnty to A|?.
eo??ir>nf of CtirtrrJ** ??<*p. *v ? 'Mntmmt, iKV..
Wnt, W. (Iw flnrtn .-?f ( Viitnl nil*. 8V p?r rial
?f t?%T ^ h??1 a atari* nftn cu^*
JVttcr Pnif ft Prop*.. I*-*or)
rm," bow to Cttra Bmby Humors"
ORDIMNCt NO. ?l
An Ordinance amending S?rti->r * of
?rdlnance No .12 ??nt it le-d *n Ordinance
o define mi#demeanor? and pronde it
?entity therrtor
B# It ordaioed bv the < .mim-in Co<ir<
II of the Town of Sk?c* ?T that Neot'On
So. 8 of Ordinate J^o !2 b.?*tn?>nded
o r-ead *? follow"
Every pfrwn who ?hall he the .>wr>er
>f or ihfcll have in hi* or her ,io???w,>n
>r under hi* or h<>r control any *nim*l.
' ho (hall permit the name to run or to
be at larpe In an.v of the *treet?, ?l ??*?
>r public p'ace* within the limit? of 'h
:own, or whoahall permit ouch an-mal*
to fe?d or cr?>e ip any of ?uch ?treet?.
illey* or public place* within the
limit* of the town or in ?ny va?-an? :"t
u tlhio the limit* of the town. rot th
property of ?uch owner or custodian "f
? ucn animal*. *h?!l u|>on conviction
thereof he deemed guilt} of a misde
meanor ami ?h*ll be poni-h?l bj a line
of not !e?* than five dollar* nor mo-e
thin fifty dollar* or by Imprisonment in
the municipal jail not more than thi'tv
Jay* or by both *uch fine an. I imprinoi
nient and If atich animal bo viciou*
*uch fioe or impfi*onment mav h ?
doubled Provided, however. thai
nothing in thia secthm fhall tie crn
ot ritMl to prevent dof? that are r.oi
vlcioo* and upon which the lic?-n?e fee
?hall bare been paid from running ?'
larjfe in the town.
Thi* i Ordinance *hali he in eff.-ct fr
and after it* p**?aire snd approval
Paaaed October l?t, IW*5
Approved October l?t,
K J. Shaw.
Pre?'dent of Coun
W S. Mck'ean.
Clerk
R museum
Those Who
Know
Will tell >011 that we hioe th-'
lareest atobk of curinv -n ih< north
Our store I* a witah ?? museum
of thecouriou* and antique.
If otir want a aouven-r of ihc
the country to take wnh you or
tend homr, you can find hot ' ju?:
what you want, from the met"*'
trifle to the moat beautiful thir.tf
tou ever saw
You ?re cordlal'y invit <? to come
in and look around whethet yon 1 .
or not. knowlnc that our - <vk ? ii
make frierda. out-sbine rr.'n * and
sell itacif on :te own mern
P. E. KERN
Gold and Silversmith
REMODELED
THE
Rainier-firaiid hotel
SEATTL
Mr. Mnnngewient P?rul?r P <'? ?
Central L?c*?lo* Envpesn 'lt?
RnerfJCAFE nnd BAB In - -
Wll??n A White Co.Prop ChM !''?>
GOLDEN NORTH HOTEL .
-*-1 THE COUUEN NORTH IS ,-*?
SKAOWAYS POPULAR HOTEL
Modern Improvements
FAIR TREATMENT, GOOD SERVICE AND RaTE? THAT ARF RlCJb T