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0>t?>rt*t>i. !??> by Auwn can h^w?
Am?.k utbjo.
A SYttlhr'Uiau, ilrvsat-U,
tli^bteU fn u? ? ntttwaj tralu at a auU
arbati atatkta and, gelt>? out to wberv
tvr oue be 4.-.\}*vt-.il to uieet bitu.
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"" IVu parOoo. air. Are you \lr. Jar
*Sau5r
"I *# bc*-u s*-ut b> M sa Whitehead
to awd )?*"
' -li .1
| "Visa, aur Mfc?? >? : lu
I leu : , ? ?! ?:.e waa
catltni awi) ? mlU4.nl> tiiis wording."
Since tt v. - a P'ur hour > urue>
each ?av Mr. Ju ;au tiwvkieii to
' H41 Hut ?knt ? ?.-4 bo to do to auiuau
Whitehead ?vre bt tb iutereateU in an
estate tb.it was tu I utiou Mr. Jur
ite^uu ? fath. . ? it Ml-a Whitehead's
uit cW butl lb -4 u ; ..rfui-r* la tiuaiowan
Mr. Jurti. . sii jtvuieU tu have the beat
of tho krs-*i ultaatU'S^ and Miaa White
head's lltarot) adtbed her to meet
Mr. Ju . n. tu alw bad uever
?evu. and ?t;deavor to efftvt a ooibpro
atU<'. tie ?i rvL.lv recommend vd her
b)vit?l hits to her home ft r a vnfer
1 to i'uuii? the tuaid.
" V a, air wttb a hoaaokcet>er for
cry jfi-vii in sgttte wava, sir."
~W eU. sir, tfu-rv's tfciibiug tneaa
1 !'4ta of tine > a ; >{f cl thing. Hut sbo'a
1 tuU?t*ruU*-in. Ui??-s (feittg* tier own
i v tiefhvf tie w >u.<J ??- .bio to make a
Miss Vblt?M4 was u -t moan looked
w** Oil ?> ft ?* it- r re>idotti-e -W
l>l t i . i .V ado his
do cu- tmt (u make your waiting aa
as (i aii ?e. sir."
i ! ? - one Mb*
wort - j<- v> iJ at . or ay iju -ttiOBS
. j t:.'f pv ut*L - Ui bis j uirioe.
luoas it auyway."
tied iwjitui '"
"Oh. no, sir! Muss Whitehe .1 Is not
good Un .. iilg
Naiur . iy the maii was t4ea.>?tl at
oh-jv than tt Juries t>f a uiakl or she
would not I re Intrusted you with
"I - tftin * act as stwrvtary for
"luddhl!"
"Vm. <lr. a i id sbo Ut;?j to talk orer
her bu-. . ?*? flairs with nw. You mm,
she b.is do 01 e e.se to talk with about
"She woe Mat ta!fc with you very
kug a>? ut tl n? if -ihe d;>in't get val- !
At thii ux>i tout a telegraph messen
ger boy cat - ia at the gate and deliv
er^ a d > .itch. Tbe maid opened
and rra- 1 tt
-Its from Miss Whitehead* she
said " -he Is uik attain about her re
turn a in! would like }->u to uinke her a
profMeit ?>n tfcruugh me."
-I told you so. She haa NeofttlMd
in you a beud fur business."
Mr. J inHtjia was a eiear headed
cuan at*d one who acted ou broad and
liberal i.ruici; :t*. He laid dowu the
bu- tu ?ituaik-a between himsetfaiitl
Mba ft' .(vtwud showing that their la
!<*e?t* were Uvuilnt, that they must
aaaii ,? huru. uioui'y the f>rt>|>erty la
*L th.- re ; tij interested.
Be waa p*>K-v*diuK wbeu tbe umM in
ter tu. Jed fclUL
"It ???? - io i. ?. sir." * ho said, "that
by far the be?t arraugeuieut to be
made i? tor you auU VI us Whitehead
to marry 1 hoi* you'll never teii b.-r
I irtvt?ws?d ?uoh a ttiing if you do
l*tl k*e aiy phf*"
"I had oft 6 thought of that uiyaelf,"
Mid Jun.t-fau, natuntlly *uri>rt*ed
"But I am ?o marrying a wo
i uun oidrr uun IK se?t Xou aaj that .
J
Mia* Whitehead is thirty ami bote*
lyy
"I atu not a Jutlijc of beauty. Yo?
iui?bc think her fairly go.*] IvoKiug
-It take* two to make a bargain.
VYti.it do you think Miss Whitehead
would say to your plan?"
"She (a von It."
"Karon* itr
"Yea, air She has toM mt seTeral
tliues that It's the only way of making
a satisfactory pertuaueut settlement."
"Oh, 1 see. Mis* Whitehead. having
suv-h an opinou. prefers to let It be
k>?i?u through another. I'm iuelittcd
to think she weut away oo purpose to
enable tue to gift It through you."
"You're rirflit. sir. The stury about
her auut was uu?le up."
"Well, upoo uiy word: You're very
frank about it. Rut. while Miss White
head. you say. favor# a settlement by
marriage. It doetml mean that she
? u:d settle it in that way without
Melac uie. and If sho sees uie she
iu:.!:i de?-Ve that n- sueh settlement
la |K>ssible."
"I think ih.it part of It woulil be all
?Ight. sir*
"W hy so?"
"Well. Miss Whitehead Is a very
sensible and a very pwtlcal woman.
She Is also pecul i and hos soiye
strange u nous She thinks that love
often b! ud? us to our bes: In.erests
She weut away res Ived that !?" Ihis
setileiueut by iu?i rrtase be agreed to
by yott her consent would >1 ;vud en
tirely ou my report of you."
"The di-.keus she tlid.' Thai beats
anything uf the kind I ever heard of
as eomfeig from a woiuau."
"Miss Whitehead, as 1 told you. I*
very peculiar."
"I should think she is. leaving the
?juesti ii of her acceptance of a Ufe
;>artner to b.r maid."
"i'ut. under the circumstances, don't
you think, sir. that it shows a certain
depth of wisdom?*
"1 don't know but it dees."
"\\ e sir. since my mistress has left
f r i ..ri ia it ? uialt;T to uie it is sel
t ? d V vr. what shall I say to her as
to your partV
"Y< a ..in x;iv that ! am so astonish
d at !'? - remarkable method of bring
ins about a settlement that I don't
k ;. >w wnat t? say. It s my opinion
thai you have tunushed the brains to
c a oct such a plan. If you were
ki s tl ? i ri'jK ^iitou on your own
lalf l would say, 'It's a go." As It
- I must see Miss Whitehead before
,ivtu<; an answer."
well, sir; I will telegraph her
to ' "me at ou e.
"ilvw muh \. ill she be coming?"
"She will be here for dinner."
With that the maid arose. remarked
tt. it tlic pern. ticaia ou the table were
o f the latest issue aud left bum. In
stead of reading them he got up and
? uiketl abvut the grounds- Lie saw
i. thing, IwAcvijr, bis ui.ud being en
tirely takeu up with this remarkable
turn lu his affairs. The maid had
>! -ubtiesa beeu instructed to say that
.V. ts Whitehead was older than she
\> s aud plain looking, it would uo(
do ft. r her as her mistress" siH>kesman
to say thai shi> was young aud beauti
ful He was very iu.sttieut to see
this practical aud peculiar lady and
&;uv ?Rty hop, 1 that he would find her
prepossessing since much depended
upeu w 'aether he could bring biuiselt
t > i trry her. But he could uot divest
b -If cf ad titration at the way her
m. lid had at\, titled herself of so deli
cti' a miss a. Indeed, be was re
u. irk . )lv pleased at both the plan and
the utnet In which it had been ear
ned out. But the as yet unseeu Miss
\V hit ebead w ouid her appearance eor
re>l>oud with her taieat for diplomacy
or her maid's diplomacy?
Every teu or fifteen minutes he took
out his watch to note the time, which
drugged heavily. Between 5 aud 6
o'clock he went to the house and asked
a servant what time dinner would be
. ved. lie v. -is informed that Mrs.
Whitehead usually dined at ?. Then
Le inquired If Miss Whitehead bad re
turi, d. There was uo need for hlta to
this >jui ^tiou. for be had been
w.i.i hi:;,: a 1 the afternoon to see her
i:m ?? up. Wh n be received a negative
re; ly he se-nt for the maid-secretary
J uskwl her If she were sure her
mistress would return in time for din
ner.
"She will surely be here, sir," was
the tvply. "I tblnS it Is time for you
to dress for dinner, sir. Miss White
h, d always expects her guests to
wear evening dress for dinner."
With that Mr. Juruegau went up to
his room. It was in the rear of the
hi se, so that he could not see Miss
Whitehead's arrival, but since her
u: d had so definitely Informed him
that she would come in time for dinner
he dismissed the matter from his mind
At half past 6 he heard carriage wheels
grinding on graveL His heart throb
bed She bad come.
A few minutes before 7 Mr. Jurne
, -i went downstairs. At 7 punctually
the butler announced dinner.
"But where Is Miss Whitehead?"
asked the guest.
"You will find her in the dining .
room."
Thinking the lady had naturally put
off tbelr meetlug till the last moment
from motives of delicacy, Mr. Jurne
gau went iifto the dining room- A
young lady in evening dress advanced
to meet him. He stopped and looked
ui on her, surprised. He saw the uiatd
seeretary in the costume of her mis
tress.
"Your mistress has not arrived after
all, I suppose, aud yon are to take her
place."
"Are yon disappointed?"
'Disappointed! I'm delighted!"
"1 will Ti >t deceit* you any longer. 1
am Miss Whitehead."
Jurnegnn stared at her to mute as
tonishment for a few moments, then
when he fouud bis tongue said:
"Your proposition la accepted"
Five Weeks to
Christmas
And HIGH TIME to Buy Gilts
the Children Pray For ?
and Avoid the Late Rush
IN THE DISTRICT COURT FOR
THE DISTRICT OF ALASKA, DI
VISION NO 1. AT JUNEAU.
No. 3?1-S. A.
Notice and Order.
United States of America. Plaintiff,
vs.
The Estate of E. P. Needham, De
ceased, and H. B. LaFevre, Defend
ant*.
WHEREAS, the UuPed States At
Corner f<-?r the District of Alaska, Di
\ isioa No. One, has made and filed }
an information in the above entitled y
i- e. alleging that E. P. Needham
?Led intestate, at Skagway, Alaska,
on the 19th day of November, 1903, ,
1 . uv ing in estate at Skagway, in i j
Skagway Precinct Division No. 1, 1 c
District of Alaska, of Five Hundred
Dollars lloOO), and that said
deceased left no heirs or oth
or person entitled to said money 1
but that the same has eer 1
cheated to and become the property
?v-x United States, and that said *
sun is now in possession of H. B. ?
-v - - re aiiuAHLLsUutor of said estate .
a-i whureas, said information prays >
chat the said sum of money be ad
. and decreed to be the lawful
. ; . ty of the lT mted States, the *
plaiutiff herein; ?
NOW. TUKREFORE, IT IS OR .
: r.' l\ that all persons interested
in the said estate, money or property,
b<. and appear before the above en- *
? d ,vJt, at Skagway, and show ?
> ? is< : ? any they have, ou or bei'ore .
the first day of February, A. D.. 1911, ^
? nu title to the said estate, moa- ,
O'. or property should not vest in .
the. United States, the plaintiff here
in.
AN D IT IS FURTHER ORDERED. *
?.not this Notice and Order be pub- ?
iisheu for six consecutive weeks in .
lu j^ , Aaj Alaskan, a nwespaper o m
gv: vral circulation, published in Skag
way precinct. District of Alaska.
Dated this 25th day of October, A. |
D., 1910.
Thomas R. Lyons, J
District Judge |
Date of first publication. Oct. 31,1910. ?
l la>t publication Dec. S. 1910. J
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The Mascot |
The Pack Train is now selling a I
lis lot of Good Goods at reduced J
prices as they are getting too old .
to hold ana sell at a profit. Yours, J
tf. Herman Grimm |
Come in or phone orders for Glbsoi jj
Rye and Val Blatz Beer; delivered to .
your home bv The Mascot I
Fresh oysters arrived on the Cot- j
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Every modern convenience
S:ectrio lights? Hot and oold
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Porcelain baths on every door
Board and room by the day, week
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Table supplied with cream and
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rnr$. fi. s. Pttlka
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;$Ul # ;i|NW Hit
mimm
With Fain. Itching Settled from
K nee to Tees. Physicians Cost
a Fortune. No Relief. Went to
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Finally
Used Cuticura and Was
Cotrplctoly Cured.
"I began to have an itchir.g over mr whoii
body about seven yean aw and this settled
ui my limb, trom the knee to the tot. 1
MM lomi great many physicians, a matter
whkh cost me a fortune, a.ul alter 1 noticed
that I did nut get any reiki that way. t went
(or three years to the hospital. But they were
unable to hi ip me there. I u.-ed all t!:c
rwdkuics that I could see but became wo; so
and worse. I had an inflammation which
tuade me almost crazy with pain. When 1
showed my loot to my friends they would
get really Frightened. 1 did not kr.ow what
to do. 1 Wv* so sick and had become so
uer\oua that I positively lost all hope.
"I had seen the advert fewer t of the Cuti
cura Kc:u?dii-> a great many times hut coiUL
not make up my mind to buy them, lor I
had already used so many meduuies. Finally
I did dee:de to use the Cutk-uia Remedies
and 1 tell you that I til never so pleased
as when I noticed that, alter having used two
sets of Cutk-ura f-oai', Oiticura Ointment and
Cutkura fills, the entire inllanmiation had
gone. I was completely cured. I should be
only too glad if people with a similar disease
would roiue to me and tud out the truth.
I would only recommend them to use Cuti
cura. Mis. He. I ha Sachs, lo:. I Second Ave..
New York. N. V . Aug. :0, 1SI/9."
" Mrs. Bertha Sachs is my sister-in-law and
I know well I'ow she suffered end was cured
by the Cuticura R< rnrdies ufter manv other
treatments tailed. Morris Sachs, 321 E. SUth
St.. New York. N. V. Secretary of Deutsch
Ostrowoer Vnt.-Verein. Kempuer Hebrew
Benevolent Society, ctc."
Cuticura Soap (29c ). Cuticura Olouneut (SOe.)
and Cuticura Resolvent 30c >, (or In the torn of
Chocolate Cuausi Pills 25c. per vial of 80) an aold
throughout ihe world. Potter Drug & Chem. Corp,
Sole Props . 135 Columbus Ave.. Boetoo. Man.
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WHAT'S THE USE?
What Is the use In walking when
rou <*?" call up Itjea and get a ride
a the hack? Phone 84 tf.
What's the use of burning green
vood when you can call up Itjen and
;et a rick of dry wood delivered at
>nce? Phone 84. tf.
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finds of Chocolates, Glaces, Cream |
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S CANES
Straight
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Plain
FROM 65c TO $2
Dout forget the uumber
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