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The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-06-06
DEATH Il oF d 10 osERTs LOWE
y, CAST sGLo 10 IN OVER COZ RI 4;
ssssl OPEN II g s.siy .S
sTATESREsTED ITS CASE AT 1:so
;sss 10 wv ssEs n
EsSSs FOR TH E8 DE sE. u s Il

q q The ccident at New gland call:
ed Mr. Lowe from the court room
Just Has the session was about to lsess
gin this morning. The 4 affair cast a
gloom over the & entire court, and II
was an effort on seyeryb 3 part toss
:fixshis attention on the business at
hand Attorne " sBs cornwell2 took
Itip$theS case where N Lowe laid ~.
down last night, and sproceede ed with
the witnesses resting the States;
ease about a 80 & III sisS very hard Sto.
see esnowE how the jury are going tfo.
convict young u ckson. AS Mr.. Mere.
dith, one III u ack kson's counsel said.
|put any one of the jurynien an the
same pesitio that ckson found
himse lfsand he would have done stust
what aekson Sdid 3S2s sss 5s
DR.. George ri Howell ofs Worth;
Eington, was the first witness yester:
day He stated that he was called
immed ediately after the oting and
Efound q Cozad dead With d bullet wound
|throug h the 81 cart, An important
point sbronght out BY MI. Ogden Sof
cross xaminat ion vas that the hols
4 lthrough 5thessk kirs and the hole through
4 the muscular wall $of the body swert
not at the same point showing 4tha
Il lsCozad5 must have been und er SOM
Il muscllla strain at the time the sho
sl:was fred It " sis a i peeted d that III I'll
4 defense evil use this Seyldence to ssliloII
IithatS Cozad attack ked $Jack ks on.
sDr. Alkire's s testimony was Eunin;
4 portant. He was unable to ':tel
y Whet ether heg hole through the ski
i was at ID different point from the Ghol
II through the chest wall 4; %:
\ gWEsl .: Birch who was mayor Y
Worthing ton / testified that he ha
4 8|met jackson coming down the Stfac
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-06-06
IFAlRMo NAN 81 sUccEEps THEI
LATE GENERAL CLARENCE
+ NTH AS gBR ApE COM,
MArlDER

Sg cHARLEsTo W: Va June Z.
Governor Dawson yesterday issued a
commission to Col w. w, Scott Of
IFairmont. as brigade commander Of
the West Virginia National Guard,
with the rank Of brigadier general,
Col. Scott succeeds 70 the position
made vacant by the death of Gen
Clarence Il. Smith, Of Fairmont Since
Gen. Smiths death Col. G. q. Morri.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-06-06
GIISOr AAI.
,(g JI(.JIEsSs

after the shoottng 8 and that he had
put him under arrest and brought
him 10 Falrmont He said that jack
son mad no distance and indicated
Ia adesire TO he sbroash sht8to Falrmont in
order 10 give himsel L $ups n liz; identis
stisd5the Oliver q Smith 8 yesson.
-callbre; which Jackson had given
iipa hin. n; N
X.sheriff Jolllfi tilted 7 To jack
son and Birch's having come tosh him.
and ackson 81 wing given himself;
pp:
ripple sorS two sof stnerrln ent pass
eds$ s$oxer3 the court room during the
Testimony 81 Squire Jesse Nartin He
began by saying that ordins' te5
the report his parents give him,
heswas S72 yearsSo old: !: He said that shc
was standing 8by the fence about SlIo
|ifeet from the scene Of the strag gedy
when the shooting occurred. de
said he vas king sto Mlnerya Mrs
|S's: Jacobs, and was careful to
state that she was on one tae Rof me
fence and sSheso the other. He re;
|speated sthis at ever opp portunity .iiil
ltilS III began to lawn on his listeners
Ithat sthis Minerva Jacob that hs was
4 talking about was the woman who
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-06-06
S,IsRJJCE EN- AlJA
EIE BREIIfEIIlEDzHIS last
CLOCK STRUCK eleven

buggy. on hearing the noise he
looked m the; track, but Tie engine
was coming the other wal He was
1driving ID horse belong ging To Mr.:
Glen Shaver. The horse has been
taught to- stop suddenly atS Sa pull ION
the lines but n Lowe probably did
mot know that The instant he real.
lied that the ngine was approach:
ing he VI slapped the horse with the
|!llne, and in $50 doing pulled IT. caus.
ling animal to y stop Instantly, the
hind whe I 81 the buggy standing
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-06-06
sHAkE ESP EARE Al. otsTEsTs II
sEsTEi oRN IS osT3 81
8sss EN- JoYAB Ell SAE lF n
til 4iRp YtEA q q IS WILL
u q OLD I'M IL 30 IS $TH Is

a large audlen greeted the
ishakespearean cont staats at sthef
Normal ltoriu1ns last evening, and
gave val aluable Sassls stance Nv the flat-l
itsrlng attenti Ion gl ven IL each sof the
five young mem and women who scoassII
tested fori the pri We Sotfefed by eSs|
Governor Fleming Messta, ID Bolt
and clayton. III q 90 lthe efformersI
lad well, and the aud dtence sas we'll
pleased one.
Mrs. Lulu BIZ gsl lea opened the
programme With d plano solo, and
MISS Minor sang three pleasing selec$|
|tions during the evening NJ Iiss E,lba;
|Boyers as the $tirst cont test tant toS an \
|pearS and gave the Court Scene from! oylls
|sthe slerchan of yenlc lce. III cfedis
table mann This was probagl the
most difficult selection ono the pro-
gramme req1irin cons tan chapg ot
character N lss Bo deltg CITED sthlse'
audience
III, Ernest 3: Harden came out;
|strongs Ia Anthony Grafton. from
|JpliusS Caesar and we'll msrlted tiie
\ Applause accorde "a him &
EThe Quarrel Scene from Julius
\ scaesaf ny NE q liver saartlsts MAY ~
4 one of the raostt senj gyaRle numbers
4 the pro ogramme shurtleff ita.
s |personated the ID tact1t eharacte ii
q an admirable manner.
3 he sBanish hment Scene from SsssA
sslSYoaF like III httlss gsaille Gun,
s[ningham, wa glsen much NJ ease
! and gave eyide dence ~ much earnest ies't
slprepa Ion. 81
Hamlet t,s sollloaiy5 given by y y
ter Reeves, was Tecel we'd Az tiis
!. audience with much apI I,Iauses and sths
\ smajority y&of the andiencs were atiIs
-:Ifed VII en- the 5tlrst v sDrise ten ollalrrs
I ,,SEwasE awarded 70 him
4 AIrs Oliver shart q secured III
d second prize: SIi "a
s& The siud ges were III dgeS 81 Hay
~ |mohd Attorney John Henshaw an
/. Miss fleming Judge Haymon.
Il making the pres alton speech
al 4 tTo:nig Slit the third year y class WI
s1present the follo wing programme 3
Z iSfheS tfnrftiT1s "a
y Presld dents Ad dress MI. Rosco
& Reeves, Fairmont Marion county.
4 h Recitatl tlon7 lss Ethel Hibbs, Rtyes
nsfYille, Marion 4 county
4 ~ Class Hls rlan Mss lice Cool
4 4 Cameron. Marshal county
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-06-06
continued Son Flfth8 E aas.l,ll|
FilJR lJREesAfI 80 oR HE 4 5GI.OR GUS
Foul FlS o S1s|
10: lSa1

This morning the gentle lemen ini
charge OF the ( affair reported that
they had over 500. 90 sins sight with
which to defray the exp pense 90 tile
,celebrati ion. q GLOWING Is the list sof
contributors To- date
j. W. Hartley al son ss .s.s $40 o9
sam b. Iseman B. NJ os0o
Geo: Iansbach s0o
Marion Plano 90. 4. 100
9! j. Randall }S&S co. Y. 900
Coal City House Fur. co 700
jacob Hutchins on Il HdwS 90. . 100
J.sE.s Anderson y. n I, 90,
q. g: 8stemple y 90
d. r. Broh &. 8. i. &. & 90;
Union Clothming House 8...s. Is 90
clyd S: Holt 8. 100
HI q. Burdette Il. I. b &. x 100
John Martin u 4. i, !. 0o
Geo. IA: Watts ]: !. :. 90
The Economy store /. B. !. 90
Geo. Gag 2 t90
p. rickett I: X. J. 90
Arnett 90
NJ. I: Christie i B. s 90
w: N q Fleming 100
N. 4. eomuntziz I. {. y. 90
lEs 4. Billings gsleas J %
The Famous (. !. 4, q. !. 90
lRhlaldaff IL Brownfeld q S5 %
Ernest Sherwood ... ..s zoo
chas: B. Highland I. 20
r. u Cunning ham %
NV: a. Fisher Of
i Beard 5s.s 80l
lChass d. Reed ] Il. y SOt
Other contribute will be ne
iceiyed and added to the above from
time to time
The Greater Fairmo ont band ha.
1been engaged TO furnish music for Stht
iloccasion. sS
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-06-06
THEs 4 uss AN 5 jj:,t GET Il
Taxes up Matter Of \ 3 Better1ns slnni.
grafton aellitles.3
g(By Publisherss Press.)i

ST. PETERSBURG June The
Russian Badge for 1901, which has
been announced; cont tains items pro
sytding for the exp pend dlture of /. .4sl,,..
ss0Sroubl les In the KWan;T Tung PENN.
sula, most Of the money being appro
priated for bette ering the immig grafton
facilities The bud set Of the Minis
Try Of Marine also contains items
amounting 10 es7, ,e5p ronbles for I'm
proving the harbor Of Port srthur
TaIk with lunkina q MlehaeI. ],
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-06-06
Occasion.
Died at Hospltai.

The Italian who was brought from
Wolf's Summit toithe Miners Hospital
yesterday suffering from burns, died
this morning The remains were taken
Ito Jones undertal king rooms where
lthey await orders from friends of the
dead man. !.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-06-06
lBy8 Publls hers, Press.ll I

!; WrAsH1NGTO IN, D.. c. June - ~.
Five tional cases sof yellow fever
on the Isthmus have been reported
iby Governor MAJ goon two ! at Colon,
and three at Panama, as Flows 81 -
Ralph Hill. American employe.
ckWare, An erican employe
Maria Gard denas, Peruvian.
Emanuel Plstati spaniard.
A. snowden, American empIoye
Have you tried Harrington Hall,
Ethe steel ctit coffee. at Mattincly's29 j
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-06-06
THous SANDS o PEo oPLES FEEL A
PERso 10 ss / 3 in Il 4: " 7:; "
OWES % EATH Il h IN ~
ExPREsslo Ms / Or DEEP REGRET
ARE HEARD % N VERY. HAN Q N ~
AT DlsTREs SIN 6 SAcc ciDENS:Tr.S "a

Col. Robert Lowe, of Il sEldora,
dead This ann opnc cement would not
bring such q sfee cling ofs distress #and
sorrow. had the excel llents old man Sex,
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-06-06
Ems OF IEIE e OJJNs nv AS;
walter. REEVES AND OLIVER
SHURTLEFF WON TIIE;. prizes RI Ii!l:S

Class Orator 'rtut Americantsu~ =:
John 4: kinney Fairmont Mafloua
count i.
Music, duet Misses vsiIla isIshtes
and gsryls Grim
Z Recltati tion Mss Georgia Straight
Barrack ale. Marion county
Select Grafton The Age IN Which
We Are Islyings MI. slaud Thomas,
,Mohonga Marion county
Presentat ation address to second
q Year Class eeSll Post. Il.
Music Mlss ~ lila Rishter, Bridge
port Harrison county. r
Response 70 Junior Address Mr..
Waiter Gaskins Fatrmont Marion
count
ntuste mss Eila Mattlnglys FaIi.
mont Marle county 5.
Grumble u Gordon uriuseA,
sFalrmolt Marion county
y Class Song lass.
Class Roll =
Ptestd deht Roscoe Reeves
Wee presldent lohn q Mckinney
seefeta -Ethel u fitbbs.
Treasurer aiafy Mckinney. s
Curt slnesy & K. ;'''sl a. 4 s'.;I E;
Howard Baftlett s8.s lsi 8 8.
NJ; Boyers, s d
L. Boyerss
Emory Cain, q /, 81. "
Walter GasliinH { 4!
B Grimes. 5'' 4
Alftsd sfesory,
s. y. Hayes,
Edward Isenaedg e
lanes I.antan AZ (. VS.
Kinney +
Cecil Post " !sl. y
shatfers &
Roscoe Reeves
Giaa rhomaa s
/: Margaret BIshop, (.
Bessie Bolton; u; /,
Eva Cain, 4 3 =
Georgia eonaway.
Fairy yan Slider, ~
!. Bonnie s#tger e,
y Rule strait, !, III 4 4
4 Bertha Popls. IS :,
d Mary McIsinney
Georgia straig ight, E, =,
Ethel Fiibhs, ss
a Luna Hardesty q.
N Lulu Fetts
Ella Davis, (. 'gss ~
Y Mabel Curry. .ss.. As
8 Alice Cook, ::
4 Ella Cook, (,
i ora Hagdesty.
n Stella Mae Kinlaid,
q Rachel Lucy Clayton,
lola GhaIfant,
/; villa N. Fighter "a.
g Lillian Nuzurns
i Blanche chalfant, 8 =.
Nellie knight.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-06-06
is now GENERAL SCOTT


Our Own Coisee in one p01ad
tins, 25 cents. Il is guaranteed. siat,
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-06-06
Continued d, j, sFour.h sPI:,a.ue:.;1,ss
YELLOW FEVER
Panama.

IstIlI Ispreads on the Isthmus q !.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1905-12-01
Raid on BootIeggers.

Last Tuesday, County Attor ney
Frank T. Disney, in company with
Sheriff Millsaps, made a tour Of
investigation on the Minidoka
tract to endeavor to locate some
"boot-leggers."
The trip proved to be very'suc-
cessful one, as five OF these estab-
lishments were found. In one
place numerous bottles Of beer
were found labeled Root beer.
w. S. McQuain was arrested and
brought before the Probate court
here, charged with selling liquor
without license. He was fined
800. This is not the first in
stance lately where men have been
fined for maintaining these estab-
lishments and the county author
icies are fully determined to exter-
inmate this business at no matter
what cost.
Not only was unlawful selling OF
liquor to be found but it was also
learned that gambling games were
being operated and houses OF i'll
fame maintained. These were all
closed by the sheriff. and the gam
blers were warned that the next
time he learned of their gambling
he would have them prosecuted to
the full extent OF the law.
The law provides that 10 license
rhall be granted for selling liquor
near government works; it further
provides that any person found
selling liquor without license
shall be punished by fine not to
exceed $500 and may be imprison-
ed in the county jail for period
not to exceed six months,
The government contractors
and the county officials have been
much annoyed lately by these
'-bootleggers" and the officials say
that hereafter all violators of the
law will be severely punished.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1905-12-01
Discharged.

A recent dispatch says: "The
strongest anti-liquor rule that has
been put into effect on the Montana
division of the Northern Pacific has
had its first demonstration. Three
engineers, two civil engineers, eigh-
tv brakemen and several firemen
and engineers have ceen summar-
lily discharged for drinking" 1t Is
declared the purpose of the North
ern Pacific to rid its roll of every
man who is addicted to strong drink.
Defender.
Published hy request Earl
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1905-12-01

To every subscriber Of The
journal, to every resident of
the Village of Shoshone and to
every resident of the county Of
Lincoln, The Journal sends a
message of good cheer
More possibilities have been
offered to Lincoln county this
year than in any preceding
year since its birth. All our
industries have been very sue
cessful; we have not been visit
ed by any grave misfortunes
and the Almighty through His
infinite wisdom and goodness
has endowed us with health
and happiness.
To probably no other county
in the state have so many op-
portunities for advancement to
importance and wealth been
offered.
In the eastern part of the
county lies the Minidoka tract
which has lately been thrown
open to homeseekers by the
government. Hundreds of FAM
lilies have taken advantage of
this grand opportunity and
have secured a home on land
thai is unexcelled. A dam is
being built by the government
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1905-12-01
SPECIAL MEETING

There will be special meeting
at the lodge rooms next Thursday
evening for the purpose of electine
officers and organizing the gentle
mems amusement club which has
been under way for some time.
Every signer of the petition is
earnestly requested to be present.
as it is desirous not 10 make move
that does not receive the sanction
of all or large majority of the
club.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1905-12-01
Ball Tomorrow Night.

All arrangements are completed
for the Grand Ball and Banquet
to be given at the Opera House to-
morrow evening by the Knights Of
Pythias.
The committee on arrangements
feel confident that the ball will be
a grand success and they have
spared no pains in their efforts to
make it sa.
Many tickets have already been
sold, so that the financial success
of the ball is assured.
An orchestra of four pieces will
furnish the music and we are in
formed that it will be all that
could be wished for.
The main feature OF the evening
will be the banquet to be served At
the New Columbia Hotel. f. +.
Binford. proprietor of the hotel,
has had considerable experience in
serving 3 Hlacts and We know thar
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1905-12-01
Greek Drowned.

An unknown Greek, while in an
intoxicated condition, fell from the
Temporary foot bridge near the Min
idoka dam last Tuesday afternoon
and was drowned. A diligent
search was made for the body but
W. w.thout success.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1905-12-01

homes for many families.
In the center of all these i'm
mense projects lies the beauti-
ful village of Shoshone. Dur
ing over its score of years of
existence Shoshoae has endured
many severe trials and hard
ships; it has been up and down
and heretofore has seemed to
be an object of impunity in the
hands of fate, but in the year
1895 a decided change for the
better, and one whose stability
is unquestioned, occurred and.
now Shoshone IS making rapid
strides up the ladder that Ie 5
to importance and power.
Being situated on the main
line of the Oregon Short Line,
the center of all these immense
reclamation projects. the Gate
City Of tae great " God Rive
country and being the county
seat of Lincoln county Shoshone
has o. portunities envied by
many but possessed by few.
These and inumerable other
blessings we can well be thank
ful for and say with one accord
tomorrow: For all the bless
ings bestowed upon us through
the greatness OF Thy power.
Lord, we are thankful.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1905-12-01
SHOSHONE REAPS A VERY BOUNT!FUL HARVEST
Message Heartily Joins
Them in Giving Thanks

near Minidoka, canals and lat
erels are being made and a
year hence the settlers on this
now arid land. will have their
crops slowed away for the
winter.
On the north of US two large
reservoirs are being built for
the purpose of reclaiming thou
sands of acres of arid land,
this project when completed
will furnish homes for a large
number Of familie6 and add
very materially to the future
welfare of eur county.
On our south an east lies a
vast stretch of land waiting the
completion of the Miner or
north side canal ere it can b.
listed as part of our most pro-
ductive territory. lis rue,that
on our extreme west or south
west we do not have to await
the completion of any irriga-
ton project to make the land
productive. The land adjacent
Hagerman. for instance. holds
an enviable reputation for its
productive qualities. But tiis
canal will cover that portion of
our county on the south which
at present is termed desert land.
This project viii also provide
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1905-12-01

his good reputation viii be upheld
in serving the one tomorrow night
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1905-12-01
House Warming.

Charming for its informality was
the delightful party given by Mr.
and Mrs. Michael Byrne last Fri
day evening. the occasion being
the opening Of their new home at
the Cottonwoods.
Dancing was INDUCED in until
II O'Clock. when dainty repast
was served By the hostess, who was
ably assisted by the Misses Anna
and Grace Murphy and Dora
Byrne. After supper the pleasure
of the evening was resumed until
very late noas shen the guests
departed idding SIR and Mrs.
Byrne much success lna happiness
in Their new ~
Don't for Ram mage and
Cooked sopa al Baugh's
Building atur
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1905-12-01
WHY WE ARE THANKFUL

The Year 1905 has Proved EAentful One in
History of Lincoln County.
The daily Alaskan., 1905-08-04
Warships Will Visit Alaska
 Every Summer

A late special dispatch from Wash ington says:
 'It is the policy of the general board of the navy to maintain two great fleets one on the North Atlantic and the other in Asiatic waters. These fleets will certainly continue to comprise the main strength of the American navy, but as the number of vessels in the navy increases, it is naturally to be ex- pected that the minor squadrons, such as the one ou the Pacific station, will be somewhat enlarged.
 This will mean, in the case of the Pacific squadron, more work for the Coast navy var Is and the gradual de- velopment of the material facilities at those stations
 "It Is probable that the cruise of the Pacific squadron in Alaska waters, which has just been completed, will be repeated next year, and that 1t will be the regular thing in the summer sea- son henceforth. The first visit of an American squadron of any size to Alas ka waters was last year. The strate- gic importance ot Alaska, from a naval standpoint, has only recently been fully recognized, and it is regarded as a good thing 10 give the vessels of the Pacific squadron an annual cruise in those wa ters and to sequain, their officers with conditions in the far north"
The daily Alaskan., 1905-08-04
A Warning Co Mothers

Too much care cannot be used with small children during the hot weather of the summer months to guard against bowel troubles As rule 1t is only necessary to give the child a dose ol castor oil tD correct any disorder ot the bowels. Do not use any substitute, but give the old.fashioued castor oil, and See that it is fresh, as rancid oil nsuse, ates aud has tendency to gripe. li this does not check the bowels give Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera and Di-r' rhoea Remedy and then dose of castor oil, and the disease may be checked ID its iucipincy and all danger avoid. q, The castor oil and this remedy should be procured at once and kept ready tor instant use as soon as the first iudics' tion of any bowel trouble appears, This is the most successful treatment known and may be relied upon with implicit confidence even in cases Of cholera intan' tum. For sale by Kelly Drug Co
The daily Alaskan., 1905-08-04
Raiuisr Bssrs

Rainier beers by the dozen bottles, e. 60, at the MascOf saloon.
The daily Alaskan., 1905-08-04
Whit, horse to Make Exhibit

Supt. J. P. Rogers of the White Pass railway, has very generously instructed the citizens of Whitehorse through Robt. Lowe to place the quartz exhibit now in the North Star Athletic AsS,ci- stion hall in the waiting room of the depot where it will be allowed to remain as a permanent exhibit of aud advertise ment for the vast mineral resources ot the Whitehorse di,trict.-Whitehorse Star.
The daily Alaskan., 1905-08-04
COURT OFFICIALS
 GUESTS OF fLKS

The Skagway lodge of Elks will in' formally entertain Judge Gunnison, the other officers of the district court the members of the bar and other visitors who are in Skagway on account of the court tonight. All the members ot the lodge have been requested to be present. The Club rooms of the order including the card and reading rooms, the billiard room and the bowling alleys will be thrown open to the guests for the evening.
The daily Alaskan., 1905-08-04
A WOMAN TO BE PRETTY
Must Have LuxurIant and Glossy HHir
 No Matter What Color.

The finest contour of female face, the sweetest smile of a female mouth, loses something If the head tt crowned with scant hair. Scant and fJ Hing hair. it is now known. Is caused by parasite that burrows into the scalp to the root of the hair. where 1t saps the vitality. The lit tie white scales the germ throws up In borrowing are called dandruff. To cure dandrufr permanently. then, and to stop falling hair. that germ must be killed. Newbro's Herplcide. an entirely new TO- suit of the chemical laboratory. destroys the dandruff germ. and, Of course, stops the falling hair. and prevents badness. Sold by leading druggists. Send lOc. in stamps for sample to The Herpiclde O.. Detroit. Mich.
 Wm. Britt, Special Agent.
The daily Alaskan., 1905-08-04
MAY GETS IN
Canadian Pacific Liner Ar
 riyes From South

The Princess May arrived in port at ! o'clock this morning with B passen- gers, 300 tons of freight and one day s mail for Skagway. She had good trip north,
 The May will sail for the this even ing with a good passenger list.
The daily Alaskan., 1905-08-04
Stop That C. ugh

When a cough, tickliugo or an irrita ton in the throat makes you feel uncom, fortable, take BSllard's Horehounl Syrup Don't wait until the disease has zone beyond control. Mr and Mrs. J, A. Anderson 3S4 West Sth St.. Salt Lake City, Utah, writes: "We | ink Ballard's HorehOuni syrup the best medicine for coughs and colds. We
 ave used it tor several wears; IS always . ives immediate relief, is very plea an, End gives perfect satisfaction" 2Sc, sec aI.oo. Sold by Kelly Drug Co.
The daily Alaskan., 1905-08-04
JsRsrson Sails South

The Jefferson, which arrived at noon yesterday, sailed for the south last even ing by way of Sitka with 42 passengers from this city in addition to the large excursion which she had for the round trip,