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Ball Perfect Mason Jars j j
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Pre- K??K F**K Pro**,
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Everybody's Doing It!
Doing Vhat.
Wearing the ARROW Collar.
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Smoker* Articles
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of Notion*. Such as Nhavi
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?iv? l-a . -i_? and ??xprvsving on
ft aoMr*. t at or liUrht.
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Pack Train|
H . stoiirant
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F?f I ' T?'? Wf H?*r S*nr?J iwH
? ?! in the Markets
tni todx il i? tlw
Most Popular Elating
House in the North
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The Df 10 i;o of Alaska
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Property Cooked
BF-i" MEALS IN TOWN
A I POPU \R TRICES
Opci fevm fc> s m to 10 p. in.
;)ON'T FROG
Ut ? ? "v :w't Out ",A "WTI
H. Hartwigsen
Ssrcwor V?
W. W. BOUCMTON
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HKTOI HCK AT VAIAIffi
Washington. Aug 14- President
Taft has sent tfaw uaui? o( .le-s? Jef- i
fersou to the Senate a>? bit appoint
ment of pwtm??tif at Ysldet J?s
*<e Jefferson la the present Incum
bent and this la a reappointment,
ItumtiKKU H APPROPRIATION
I'.MiKM I'MK SKNATK
Washington, Auk. 1 I ?The Senate
today passed the postofflce appro
priation bill and that document haa
gone to the conference committee fU
trimming. Indications are that con
gress will adjourn Saturday.
ORITl'ARV.
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From the Jackson Star of Jack*
son. .Michigan, we reprint the fol
lowing ?hltuary, telling of the life
and death of Mr*. Thomas C. Bough
ton It Is a kind tribute to a wo
man who seems to have been one
of us as she was the mother of W.
W. Houghton, h Skagway gentleman
who has lived here for munv years.
"Mrs. Thomas C. Bouphton de
parted this life July 26 and was
transferred to a better, sweeter life
Over There, the life eternal. Dece
dent had been 111 since February
last with heart disease, and she en
dured her suffering with the same
Christian fortitude, the same sub
merging of self and Interest and lov
for others which marked her entire
life. For many years she lived with j
her worthv family In Jackson, where
she was highly esteemed for her
many superior traits of character. (
but removed to Kalamatoo eighteen
years ago, where her husband died
in 1902 For several years the fam
ily of the editor of the Star lived
next door to Mr. Boughton's family,
on second street, and we came to
know and to appreciate her uplift
ins. sweet spirited temperament an<
worth. She died at the age of 75,
leaving a memory fragrant with char
ity for and kind words to others
survived by a son, William, in far
away Alaska, and two daughters.
Misses Amv and Edna. Funeral ser
vices were held at the home in Kal
amaioo Monday afternoon, and the
attendance of hundreds of friends
.vttosted thev esteem and love In
thirh she was held. Rev. J. C.
Ptukard. of Hastings, her formw pas
tor at the Simpson M. K church,
Kalimazoo, a scholarly divine, who
<?f 'Mated at lt?e funeral of her hus
hnin\ in tender and sincere words,
nave a beautiful eulogy to the cher
tshe I memory of the silent form,
which was then placed beside that
of her msband in Mountain Home
cewrtery"
Miss Verna Mulvihlll is confined
to her home with s severe attack
tonsilltls.
Amon* lh<> pumifm who came
up from Haines on the Peterson this
morning *m Mr*. I.itrell, Mrs.
Amw, Mrs Smith and son and Mrs.
Feero
After visiting a few days with
Mrs C. \V. Hockett In Haines, Mrs
G G Miller and daughter Verne, re
turned to Skagwny on the Peterson i
'his morning
Kdwln Scott of the correspondenc
department of the Kncyclopedia !
Britanica company left today for the I
interior after spending a few day*
in Skagway. Mr. Scott was former
ly associated with the Portland Ot*
conian in an editorial capacity. He
has recently arrived from the south
and tells us that the sentiment fav
oring tbe Progressive party Is grow
ing rapidly That the contest lie*
wholldy between Roosevelt and Wil
son, with the Roosevelt stock jump
ing up rapidly.
rrUNlSHKD HOITSK WANTBD
Wrntod to rent a small furnished
ho ns? Must have city water. Kn
OUif ? of the D*Hy Alaskan.
< K\it MKAT tXM'K TAfM
Ttir Pack Train R(st*iir*nt
Served a la curte.
The best meals In Whttehorse at
the "White Pass Cafe,** only white
help employed. Mrs. Orloff King
proprietress. tt
Deltctoue Tee Creun and Re
cream soda, with strictly pure froit
Juk>e? and crushed frolta at th*
Vienna Cafe, Broadway, between
Fifth ard Slrth Avsa. tl
None better ami purer n>*n Gibaon
rye. Raln'er and Olympia beer. Or
ders by 'phone promptly delivered.
The Mascot. tfc
SRc for a home cooked ?oal?
Qc'ck, cl>an service Where? At
the New Home Restaurant, Ftft*
* venne, half a mlwrte frr?n Pro* dwa
POWER OF THE OCTOPUS.
T>'? Fore* ?x?rt*d by IU FormldabU
Suctar L>nad Arm*.
Iloth the octopus unit the cuttlefish
have arm* that are clothed with a
formidable array of stH-Uera. which are
wonderful piece* of in<< hitnlsttt. When j
the auckw cotue* Into contact with in
object tbe central piston, having pre- j
vloosly been raised so as to complete
1 j fill the cavity of lh?< sucker. Hi at
once withdrawn and ai perfect vac- i
uum produced. explaining Hie great t* |
naclty with which the suckers cling, i
They number upward of >00 pair# to i
each arm of the octopus. and once they j
obtain a grip on the victim, unless the
arm Is actually torn away from the j
body of tbe octopua, It la practically
Impossible for It* prey to disentangle
Itself.
In addition to these sucker* the octo
pus haa a powerful pair of Jnwa. nhajv
ed like tbe Iwak of a parrot. Iiehlnd
which I* a formidable armor plated
tongue used aa a rasping organ The
octopus will attach and kill crab* and
lobster* of considerable size, ripping
open the body by mennji of lla power
ful Jawa ami devouring the content*.
In apltc of being a cresiture of auch
awe Inspiring looks th'? octopus hns
several enemies In various specie# of
whale*. sharks and conger ?>la. In
fact, the latter are particularly fond
of devouring the smaller octopuses
Conger eels hunt for the octopus and
when found proceed to browse on Its
limbs. The octopus t Hit's to hug the
slippery, slimy conger tight but In
vain. and. finding its limbs growing
less, discharges its Ink In the face of
tbe foe and under cover of tbe turbid
water beats a hasty retreat. It is to
escape tbe too pressing attention of
Its foes that the octopus possesses the
power of changing lis color to corre
spond with thift of Its surroundings
A BULL RING BEGGAR.
The Intruder Wanted Oread, but He
Got "Thumb* Down."
Sometime* tbe bullfight In Spain Is
used to cou?|iel tbe attention of the
authorities to grievance* that would
otherwise go unnoticed. a? la seen in
tbe following incident described bj
Harry A. Franck Id * Pour Month*
Afoot In Spaln:'
"The newcomer will Ions rememlier
bis first bull? certainly If. a* In my
own case. tbe first Intnderlllero slljw
at the moment of thrusting hia twrlied
darts and is booted itke a srweer foot
ball half around the ring by the snort
log animal, still less shall I forget
the chill that shot through me when
with the Cfth bull at the tieluht ?f tits
fury, a gaunt and awkward Imv of lif
teen sprang ?id?lei?ly oter th?- Ir.irriers
and shook bis ragged bMtse a doren
times in the aiiluMl's fare As mailt
times he es?u|ird a goring l>y the <?!"*
est margin
"The torero* did not for a moment
(o?f their li?nd? ?'alnlv and de*
tenwslv tfci v fiwweiivpnil until one nt
tbeiii drew the hull ?(T when another
caught the intruder In the arm and
imn-M hint across tbe ring to th?
shade of the mavor's !?i* I'bere the I
rout b nh" hail wkMi ll?t? mean* of
sraiuinu nn ihkIIhiht llfhil <u> ??
mournful twice an<l for
asserting I hat he wa? starving a
statement that scented lit no uii-llis
IttprolKl lib- I'lie res(?>ti?*- ?r.is Ibi.liiM
down lint he gaimsl b|s point In a
way. for he was given ? fortnight It'
pr!s?>n
"Incidents of the sort had grown ?>
frequent of late Iti !*evl||e as t? male*
necessary a new law promulgated in
large letters on that day s pro-jrum
Printed words In all pndmMlilv meant
nothing to this tirgfcs-trtf son .tf s,.
fW?."
The Uncertain Ap?l? Tree
An apple tree Is the re?uit of a graft
from i be trve thai t? known to is- a
producer of a certain kind ami tlnvoj
of apples If iht' stiI weif taunted
and one relied on it to prudih-e n win t
grade of fruit tbe result would
appointing. for the iviiwiii Hint from >
tbe seed tbe most remarkable i.irfth
will lie sliown IVrbap" tin", will l?
miserable little cratoapplrs 01 nit'? bap
en. bitter fruit nt a useless ?-tmgioiiiera
tion Tbe seed somehow nt min i h:>ik?
back to Its origin imlwlIN iwllm
year* of cultivation Pin- var.etie* ?*f
apples know n iislat ar?- s re "nil ol
careful *e'e? tton and <-mi?tnni gr:if*1ns
Of the tiett^r kind from to ? eat j
until the present development has lieen i
attained - llarj>er a
Handsome Goeche.
Goelhe was prnt>win<-?-i| "tin- hand
aomesi man of Knrutie ' lie Was a lit
tie ot-er *l\ feet In lieufl.l Inti ?i> well
prorortmhisl thai he did nut s,.,."n tall
His features were ?>! the lEoniau type
his hair ralhet lltbt ibnn tfcttU. bis
whole np(>earam*? 11M mind'nv Even
to etl rente old age he retained ri largi
share of ibe |?t?nnal coml n?>lcs th.it
earlier In life had made him so a?
tractive
The Unexpected
Prlaeflgbter lenierttu; ? boot with M*
aont? Von give this hoy <?' mine a
thrashing yesterday, didn't ycrV !*< twol
master (very ncrvousi - Well - 1 cr
perhaps - Ptireflghter Well, glee uk
your 'and Von'tf a champion 1 can't
do nothln' wilh '1m myself ? l/uidon
Punch
It* Characteristic#.
"The principal characters In 'hnt
play are a he by and a horse "
"That dmmBtlst la evidently doing
things with mite and wane "?Balti
more American.
Merely a Brother.
Toting l-ady Please show me some
tie*, Clerk- A g? ntlnnan's tie? Yonng
Lrnly? Oh. no; It's for nay brother.?
Flleeeode Blatter
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' HAIR NATURALLY ABUNDANT.
Rh'n If r* t~r- .,f n-K > roff, It Ofww*
Kulr n i Kfi<l ^iTw}rTi<T
w* a tu '? , Ar<" ?th*:?y or irritating nffMr#
that ?J? n? 'irtMy *'Od. H*ir. wt>?n not
di?<>n?*.j jrf. >.v* intaratly, luxuriantly.
l>?ndn/f 1? fbe e*ii?? of nln*-t?nth? of
til h*lr tro'ibl*. and dandruff I* c tu<M>.'.
by n Bcrm Th? only way to car* dand
ruff I* In I. lit t>i? * r;n: ?n?l. no fr>r. lh >
only hair pr*paf*'l"o thnt will p-x,tl?#ly
df*froy th- gen* J* Xowhro* I ("rpfrkj*?
?lw?lntrly hArmli>"?. f rep from *Tr**>,
?rrtlmfnt dye rrmller nr damriroii* 'Irom.
It alltty i-'rMftff Inmantly; mAk?*fi*lr
*l<w?y an l ? .1 ft* *V,k "T??*tro y tho
yon rrmnrn tltr Bold by
l*?dinr drnwtlitii. Bond We. In xtnmpw for
Mtmpi? to Th? HerplclrJ* Co., Dwtrolt
Mich.
On? dollar t>ott!*? ..iar?rt<*d.
Wt? Rrftt, SpccfaJ Kgmvl, 8 Va*w?y
TO CURE A COLO IN ONE DAY
Tnko LAXATTVK BROMO Quinine
T&bfoU. DrugKlsU refnnd jr.otwy M
It fall* to cure. E. W. QROVE*8 ?!*
nature la on each box. 25c.
T ie trand opera star#
have gone abroad,
but ?
yon ran still hear them sin?
their greatest triumphs on the
Victor.
Though they are thousands of
miles away. Caruso, \fefba. Tet
razrini. arid ?!1 the other fa mom
rti^ts nho make records ex
c ?: 'vely for the Victor, sin* tor
irou vt henerer and as oa'ten aif jam
wish.
!s fh urn! hrxr th*m. ?nd thr
rir-.t "tjlrj of the Victor HO to f 100)
I an ) V ct<vr VtctroU (J15 to IWOV. EMf
tertrt if drared.
WILLIAM FRITT
THE DRUOC.IST
CONT DCLAY.
Some Alaskan PeopI* H*r? Lw ?*i
That -t U Dangartnu.
The slightest symptom of kidney
tronble Is tor t//o serious to b? otrf*
looked. It's the small. neglected
troubles th?t lead to >?rlo>o? kldae7
ail meoU. That pain to the "a mail" of
your back; that urinary Irregularis,
those headaches and diczr spells;
that weak, weary, worn-oat tiling,
may be nature'a warning of coming
dropsy or fatal ItfighVs dl?i?e. Why
risk your life by neglecting 0>?e
symptoms? R?a/ h the cause of tn<?
trouble while there U yet Ume~be
gln treating your kidneys at on' e
with a tried and proven kidney rem
edy. No need to experiment? Uoaa'a
Kidney Pills have been curing kid'
ney trouble for over 75 years. I?an a
Kidney Pills are used and recommead
ed throughout the dvlllied world.
Convincing testimony follows:
Mrs. E. A. Husk. 1001 Union St,
Olyrnpia, Wash., says: "Although I
| have never usod Doan's Kidney Pills
myself, they have been taken by
other members of my family wl'h
excellent results. They have no
<yjual for oaln and weakness la 'be
; iiack. The persons who used boan s
i Kidney mils in my family are now
I <>ntlrely free from kidney trouble.'
For sale by ail dealers. iTire 50
j cent*. Foster-Milburn Co., Bnffaio,
New Tork, sol* a?erts for Unj ed
States.
Remember the name ? Dear's ? unl
take no other.
Chinchilla Coatings
58 indies wide at - - - $3.50 a yard
Two Tone Coatings
Made by the Oregon Woolen Mills Very Smart for
Suits or Cloaks
54 inches wide at - - - $2.50 a yard
Changeable Soft Taffeta's
27 inches wide, only - - $1.10 a yard
Heavy Novelty Worsteds
and
Wide Wale Serges (Jt".,)
Just the right weight for fall and winter
Our prices the lowest, quality considered
L. A. HARRISON & CO.
Phone 55
Angeles Beer
COSTS MORE TO BREW
COSTS YOU NO MORE
- *? - -
in Bottles and on Draf* at
ALL fiRST CLASS BARS
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