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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1906-12-14
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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1906-12-14
DRY GOODS.
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The morning-and BefoT Y o'Ciock-.ls the
Ideal PART Of the Day 1 Which to Shop.
Xmas Gifts for
Men and Boys.

(Our Mems Store is convenient for men and
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Nothing pleases a mao 30 much az a gin Q:
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Great care and thoughtful planning Of the
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are for your own personai nee. or for q
Christmas present, it will not be dir1eult 10
make selection.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1906-12-14

Bennedy's Laxative Cough Syrup drives
out the cold aud stops the cough. Contains
Honey and Tar. Free from any opiates:
Conforms 20 the National Pure Food and
Drug law. Pleasant 10 take. Sold by W. +.
Crsishioa Co., 4ol King st-sss,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1906-12-14
Il. W. WILDT 4 son,
100 NORTH ROYAL STREET

NSR. OWEN J. NVGENT, grocer aud
IVA liquor dealer, northwest corner King ard
Payne streets. having assigned TO me for the
bensiil Of creditors, oil creditors are request
al to Gle with me isemized accounts, sworn
70. Of their :claims. wiihia ninety days.
LEO P HATLow, Assignee
ncTi7 w4w-f
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1906-11-29
MaRiafs 6ereoe.

8enn 0Dh Stem YDrf einen Wann
pte garl Shurs als 8ertreter i'm
8unbesienat bdtte. rief neulib BEL
Der arpBen Shursfeier Der friibere
BotihnFter ghoate aus; unb r6dtten
mir einen garl Shurs," mieoerholt
Die Nem gprter rWDrlb" in einem
NrtifeI unb fibrt bann aug, nern
Seem gort eilten iolben Wann als
8unoeslenator babe. f6nne es aerne
bic anoere 5%enatDritelle unbelebt lai.
fen; es fei onnr1 nit leinem einen
Senator better nertreten, als iebt nit
stueien. 8ir iino nun ebenfaus hies
ier Nniiht uno fnoen &c aueb ourhs
aus niht 5uniet aeiaat, uerr man
Carl Sburs berartiae 2Dbiprlhe ere
teilt, aber ruenr man fih oieIe Bes
merfungen einn1at genauer anihaut
uno nit ben tntldhtihen GerbdItniis
len nergleibt, oanr miifien Tie eit1en
0Db reht ldherlih DUrfDmmen. Carl
Sburs bat iabrelang in Seem 0Drt
gemDbnt. er mar fiir Seoermann ers
reibbar, rparum baben riGt bieie iel.
ben Serrihaften. Die iebt flaaen:
mIb, ruenn mir oDh einen garl
Shurs bdtten," bel ieinen 2ebseiten
neriudt, i'm su Dem Gntt eines Bun.
oeSienatDrs gu ertudh(en? Wir Iinb
~iberseuat, baB Garl 6hura cine fol.
de @hrung iebr gerre aneen0nllet1
bate. Jreilih bdtte ibnt Elm iDlmeS
Mrnt nid9t unter Der 8Drauslebung
angebDten merben miiien, oaB er elm
ntIiaes @lieo Der Barteimalhine
nerbe. Bartei : YDlitifer lit garl
Shurs ME 9etpeien. feline eigenartiae
Bebeutung lag eben oarin, oaB er
aue ur6 ieoe Barteipulitit miBadtete.
unb aernoe oteie feline ~eigenartige
8ebeutune biroerte bic 2eute, Die
iebt nnd einem Carl Ghura lhreien.
oafir ~einsutreten. oaB er 81 einem
bDhen Nntt eruGblt uer0e. DEM lie
ALE iteden in Der Bartei< Bolitit brin
uno t6nner ii1 aus ben engen Sell
ieln oerielben niht freinahen. @enn
mir aber NabfDIaer oeS arDBen 80.
ten meroen mDIen. oann mug unier
Critics fein. uns iiber Die BarteipDlis
tie 81 erbeber uro Die pDIitilter
WDrfommnifie bon elrler hDberer
Warte ala Der 3inne Der Bartei arl=
suieben. 8orlduia lift aber uift
oaran gu oenfen, oaB oies aIaemein
gefheher miro uno 10 lange tperber
AUDI Die Carl Shurs uuter unieren
Beamter1 feh1en.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1906-11-29
Daniel ssebiter uns Der sssftem

.Weine Oerren S~enntDren! Sd
tueroe niefnale meme Stintrte aeben
fir ben Bau elmer Buifftrase AMI.
ihen ct. 2Uuis unb benz EerritDrium
WoibingtDn. @as uunen mir nit
ben r~ngebeurer Doen 2nnoftreGen,
bic fih bunberte BON Meilen nett
nah Weften ausoebnen. NIT oieten
arDBen Bergen Dou etui1er SHneea?
Waa mDDen mir nit elmer 6eetGtlte
BON mebr nls 1900 Wei(ert 2ange,
mo- faum Elm 6afen sa finben III?
9ein, nleine 6erren SenatDren, mel.
ne Stimme 1T gegen einerl iolden
BeihluB. ia. nod mebr, i'd tueroe
nidt bafiir ifimmen, San Srancisco
AUDI rnr eiRen RDl ndber an Bolton
bernnauaieben. als ea jest it,"
SD iprab i'm Sabre 1898 I'M sc.
uate gu @aibinatDn Der beriibn,te
Daniel @ebiter uno nit ibm mar
fiher mnnher GenntDr, tianGer aes
biloete Wann in ben Ser. Staten
Der Nniiht, oab ct. Souls am gnbe
Der giHiliiatiDn lieae unb oahinter
fih Die untultiuierbnre Wilonis aus
bebne.
NhtunoieGsie Sabre iino ieitoem
inS 2nno geQangen, uno pie iieht
Gmerita iebt aus? NGtunblehaig
Sabre fino cine lange 3eit. lGnger als
ein WleniGenleben. Wer f0nnte ons
mals nbnen, uelder g~ntmidelune
bic 8ertebrsmitteI fdhie iein piiroen.
ME Iieareih Der erfinoeriIbe Wen'
5hengeift iiber Die 6inoernif5e Der
Notur triumpbieren tpiirbe? Den
,Wilben Weften" fannie man iibers
baupt niht. ba oas gnnae WDrorins
gen Der Nnfieoler nur SGritt Dor
Ghritt pDr fid aina uno iih Wies
riano in Die Berge tuagte, surial auf
ben Candidates. Da8 Naes alS w8ao
Nanos" beseiGnet tDor. Dieie Gee
aenben tDnnte erft Die Giienbnbn err
fblieBen. Mit ben oafnatieen Cilfss
mitteln mar es einfah nidt oenfbar,
bort etnsuoringen. ND e8, uie man
annehmeri muBte. BON @efobreu witns
melte. Der Gtanbpuntt, ben Webs
fter nertrnt, mar allD lfeine8Deas BET
BEG Gtnbengelebrten. Der pom 2eben
nidts meiB, eS NOR Der ieoeS 3ens
fiers BET Berbdltniiie. 0iemano
funnte ia abnen. melfen uugebeuren
NufjhmunQ bic ginmanoerung nebs
men. tpie unaufbaitfam Der Strom
Der Nniiebler meftrpdrts btin9en mir.
be. Die 8elt uberbolt bic Berniinfs
tighten anihauuneen uno tiber bic
ihrer Belt anertnnnten urteile Der
@roboGter id,itteln bic @nfel uer'
tuunoert bas 6aupt. Wer meiB, init
uefh' unaldnbieem Gtaunen uniere
@ntel bic aursfihti9teit unlerer Gn'
ifnuunge1 betraften meroen. Wht'
unoiedsia Sabre fino cine lanae Belt.
n.. rn~nnfS f(SSsno+ N
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1906-11-29

,.Bprp Turmalin'' tGimer q
Mmenb), bolt, ment eS WtDrgers
als 8abn@ uno Wiunb : @aiier ge@
brauht piro, 3dbne unb Ntnno
mabrenb BEG gar5en cages REIN.
Sn allen Npptheten au baben.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1906-11-29
sener 9prner radt fih

fir ibnt aneetnne unbtfben. 8opfIhmer.
gen. iblehter @eihmud. 1ebelfeit, @elbs
iuht. EeritOpfuug un6 onbere SnmptDme
BON 8ranfbetten oes Wo9ens. Der 2eber
nnb Der Sale iino iibere Mnaeifen. bas
Sbr 6ieie Srgane mtsbroubt babt. gbenr
10 iiher lit aber auh, boB SIR ben &br.
per mteoer %neribhnen, rnieoer aelurb mas
ben f6nnt, tuenn Sbr Die fir iene 8ranf<
beiten bette Nranei. bic beribmten ct.
Bernard 8rduterpinen. gebrauGt. Sur
Bflan5enbefnnbtetie. Seine oiftioe unb
6benbe Beimiihunq, tuie auefIilber, unb
besbalb audi feline 3uferblae. % Gents.
Vile MpDtheten.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1906-11-29

ften Teinoe, England, iibersuaeben
badte. ith lelbit gum 8unoesaenufs
len geuonnen uno ben Sreiitaat tue.
niaitens fir Die nddite 8utunft fider.
geiteQt baben.
uno neil bas 10 mare, 1T bic Wael,
ouna BON Der &DnseiiiDnens Beuiui.
guna glaubbaft.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1906-11-29
cages Neuiafetteu.
SnIanp.

Die gunbes.@ ranbiurn in ct.
Souls bat y Nnflaaen geaen bic
Waters : Bierce Oil Company erbos
ben, in oenen Die @eieuibaft Der Sc.
mdhrung unaeIeblther Habatte uno
ungeiebliGer Sradtraten beifnloiat
tpirb.
- ueber einen ieltiamer uneliiGss
fan. Der aif Dem 9ampfer Staten.
BAN" mdhrenb ieiner Tabrt non &ots
teroam nah SEEM g0rt paifterte. miro
miro aus lebterer Stabt aeneloet.
Inter ben 8aiitenpaifagieren befano
lid cine Srau 8aper nit ibrem adt=
i6hrigen Sobn. Bdbreno zines Def.
tiaen Sturnes nerlaHate Der &leine
Baifer. Die Wtutter mar aber au tranf,
als 0aB iie aufiteben uno es tbm qes
ben tDnnte. Sic seigte nit Der 6ano
auf mehrere Slaihen uno iaete ibm,
bort iet Waiier. unglaflid3er @eile
befanb iih aber tn elmer berielben
Brandy. BET Sunee betarn Die fallhe
Slaihe. tranf bersbaft bapun uno
itarb an MISUNDERSTANDING.
Sn ct. 2uui8 brannte WitttuDf)
mDrgen nDr Tnaesnnbruh oas 2iabts
bDuies 6Dtel, meldes an Der @de Der
Neunteu unb Der WartetzS traBe oe.
legen mar uro oaS BON Der 0eilsars
NEE aefiibrt nurbe, nb. Sc befanoen
iid CUR Belt iiber 500 Beripnen in
benz @ebauoe, melhe faft ale ihlies
fen. als oas seuer auftam. unb bic
ith gum 9eil MIR NIT GROCER Wiihe
retten f0nnten. &iefe Iprangen aus
ben Dberen StHdmerten auf Die
StraBe uno manbe BON linen tuur-
ben ihner perlebt. Bier bon ben
@diten tamen um's 2eben; hire 2ei-
den maren o0aig uertoblt. als man
iie fano, 10 baB nidt mehr feltaeiteQt
meroen fonnte. mer Iie ieien. l1nQes
f6br srnanaig Berionen empfinaen
8erlebungen, iehs nurl linen meroeu
b0hft notwithstanding iterben.
W6breno ith Der WauDrDs9 at1.
pier San Sacintp4 auf Der Jabrt
BON @aluelton nod Stem gurt in Der
9dbe bee Gap 6atteras befanb. Fam
es in benz 6eisraum smiihen mebre.
rem 6ei5ern III elmer Briigelei. in Dee
ren Terlauf elmer pm ibnen. elm ge.
wiIier Bietro MDiaera, nit elmer
&Dblenihaufel erihlaaen tuuroe. Gin
a1oerer 0ei5er NarnerS Wanuel @uns
herD uurbe als Der angeblihe Eater
feitgen0mmer.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1906-11-29
q 8 B.

~ y ' " ~ "
Cine Depeihe aus Wien melz
bet: Die Breife aQer 2ebensbebirf.
nifie baben in iingiter Belt cine 10
beoeutenoe Steiaeruna erfahrer nno
Die aQaemeine 9euerung bat einen
10 beorublihen 8aratter aneenum-
men. oaB Die 6terreihiibe Negies
rung iih genDtiet geieben bat, Der
Galatnitdt tire eingebenoe Mufmerts
%latnteit 81 ruibmen. DaB enti@ies
oene WaBnabmen snr Nbbiilfe getruf.
fen ueroen miiiien. ipiro in Den
maBaebenoen 3reiier rifhaltlos ans
ertannt. BDr allen Dinaeu miro
fih Die &eaierung bemlben. ben
urinGen Der Eeueruna auf ben
@runb III eeben. Bremier @eferle
bat angetlnoiat. oaB bic 8egieruna
Die Nngeleaenbeit in ein9ebenoer
Weiie unterluhen uerbe. Sails Die
graebniiie Der unteriuhung Die niel,
fab aeduBerte Bebauptuna, onB Die
Breisitetaeruna our@ Die Watina.
tiDnen oes 3wiihenbanbels berpDr.
gerufen m9re, rehtfertieen tuiiroen,
Damn miiroe Die &eeierune NIT alien
Sr1fter auf oelien m6alihe Beieiti.
9utig binarbeiten.
Das Opfer elmer raIenb in
i'm perliebten ariitutratii1en Game
muroe in 8riIiel Der iunge 2a.
peqmeiiter @abrief Siahe, elm Sphn
oes beribmten @eiaer : BirtupIen
eugene Siabe. Gls Der utelper.
iprehenoe ainitler feline @ubnuna
81 einem Spasieraanqe cerlieB. trat
Tim cine elegant aetleioete iunee
Trau in ben Wea uno hielt ibm
orpbeno Die Sauft nnrs @eiht. SIM
ndditen Nu9enblid frahte elm ShuB
nno Der iugenolibe GapeIImeiiter
brah iftuer oerlekt suiammsn. Die
N~ttentaterin puroe perbaftet uno anb
auf Der Gepiermahe lire Eat llnume
nunoen su. 8ie iie ertldrte. mar
lie IN ben t~alentuoaen @~eiaert0nigs'
SDbn tuabniinntg peruarrt uno ihrer
Slime nidt mebr mdhtie. % lte in
@rfabruna brahte, oaB er elm nnoe'
req Waohen ibr oorgesoaen bate.
Nus oer irans5fihen Staot
ToulDn tommt Die ieltlame 0adribt.
oas oas @eibwaoer. peld,es mad
&anaer neifidt muroe uno oas bes
relts abgefabreu NOR, suriidaeruFen
Iei.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1906-11-29
et,u fnappes @ntfOmmen.

Die Operation Der @ntfernune els
mes @eihmiires BON Der @rDBe nlei'
rler 9ano an Der Gifte meiner 9oh'
ter tpuroe ourh Budlen's arnica
Salbe uermieoen, iaet VI. s. Stidel.
Wiletus. Us. go. Ru baden bel
Noolpb SreiB unb 81. gobn & so.
Hrels % Gents.
The daily Alaskan., 1906-10-31

The Juneau tories have begun their fight against the Alaskan delegates, and, of course, in their aid they have invoked all manner of misrepresenta' tion-they do not even stop at stating for fact that which they know to be false. The case as they make it there- totore they have confined their efforts to private conversation except for some inuendo that has appeared in the Ketchiksn JournaD is given by the Juneau Record-Miner, which says:
 "Party lines have nothing to do with Mir. Gale and myself. LQuotlng Mir. Was, keyl The people of Alaska cannot afford to be split up. Their interests are identical. Gale and I were not nominated by any parties.'
 "The above grandiIoquent, even bom- bashc style may deceive people around Seattle but not in this part of the coun- try. Waskey and Gale were elected by the best organized cabal that ever ex- isted in any country. There was plot, intrigue and conspiracy and the whole was the work of a briehess lawyer in Nome Waskey and Gale were selected as the tools of A gang who put up more than S45, ,OO0 to conduct the campaign. Agents were sent to every section of the territory and men were hired and paid to get votes. These men were in Juneau, Ketchikan and all other towns and mining camps.
 1t is true, as Mir. Waskey says, he and Gale were not nominated by any ex- isting party; they were put in the field
The daily Alaskan., 1906-10-31
TO CFLEBRATf
 HALLOWEEN

As usual the people of Skagway will tonight maud their Halloween" The imps will be out, of course, playing their prauks and causing those who have front gates, or back ones, signs, etc, to have feelings of aprrension. There will be fairies, also, probably, to reveal the future and indulge in match making and other pleasing things, but they will certainly not be so ubiquitous as their uncanuy and unholy cousins of the unknown.
 The principal event tonight and the one that will draw the people of Skag- way as a magnet will be the Halloween party by the Ladies of the Maccabees, which will take place in the hall of that order. There will be dancing in addition to all the features which tra- dition requires Of a Halloween cele- bration,
The daily Alaskan., 1906-10-31
Nothing to Fear

The question of injurious substances in medicines which has been agitating the minds of many people, does not con cern those who use Chamberlain's Cough Remedy. Mothers need have no hesitarcy in continuing to give it to their little ones, as it contains absolute ly nothing injurious. This remedy is not only perfectly safe to give small children. but is medicine of great worth and merit. It has world wide reputation for it's cures of coughs, colds and croup and can always be relied up on. For sale by Wm. Britt.
The daily Alaskan., 1906-10-31

All the delicacies of the season at the Pack Train Restaurant.
The daily Alaskan., 1906-10-31
TORY BUNCH BEGIN WAR ON
 GALE AND WASKEY
Ruling Combine Starts Campaign ot Misrepresentation Sander and Mud
 Throwing Against Representatives

by a combine that was responsible to no political organization and they were elected by the votes of men who came into the country with the seasons rush, majority of whom have already de- parted for their homes in the states and British provinces.
 Ut was not the purpose of the Re cord-Miner to say anything in regard to either Waskey or Gale but they have misrepresented Alaska people and con dltions. We need legislation at the hands of honorable party men in Con- gress who have votes to give us, which Mr. Waskey and MT. Gale have not. Had Mir. Waskey been elected by either of the parties he might have accom- plished something in Congress. His boast that he is free from political taint is hardly in good taste when we consider that he is obliged to go to one or both of the parties which he ESQ much despises, to ask for help.
 
 "Further on in Mir. Waskey's inter view, he says home rule is what Alaska will demand soon MT. Waskey knows as we'll as anybody that the men who pay the taxes in Alaska are almost to man opposed to what he is pleased to term home rule;' that is territorial government. To pay tte expense of running a government of that kind in Alaska would mean the confscation of the property of the territory. If this is a part of the conspiracy inaugurated by that saintly crew who put up thes45,- GOO to elect two men it is to be hoped that Congress will be informed how the
The daily Alaskan., 1906-10-31
Farewell for Horace HilleTy

A large number of the young friends of Horace Hillery gave him a farewell surprise party at the residence of his mother last night. They played games and had a royal time. Refreshments were served late in the evening. MT. Hillery will leave on the City of Seattle this evening to enter the Presbyterian theological school at Los Angeles, where he will prepare himself for the ministry.
The daily Alaskan., 1906-10-31
PROGRESSIVE
 AS USUAL

The Fifth Avenue hotel, under the management of c. C. Runner,ls let ting contracts for very extensive i'm provements, among which will be an sar dition of 10 rooms with baths, single ard en suits, with private dining rooms and sideboards. The hotel will be gen. erslly renovated.
 Mir. Runner says a greatly reduced winter rate for board and lodging will ba made to patrons. The details will be announced later in this paper.
The daily Alaskan., 1906-10-31
An Awful Cough Cured

1.-TWO years ago our little girl had touch of pneumonia, which left her with an awful cough. She had spells of coughing, just like one with the whoopinp cough and some thought she would not get well at all. We got, a bottle of C6amberlain's Caugh Remedy, which acted like a charm. She stopped coughing and got stout and fat, writes Mrs Ora Bussard, Brubaker, Ill. This remedy is for sale by Wm. Britt
The daily Alaskan., 1906-10-31

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The daily Alaskan., 1906-10-31
ICE PLENTIFUL
 IN YUKON RIVER

The Yukon river is nearly full ot ice today at Dawson and ice is flowing free ly at FortymiIe, Ogilvie, Stewart and Selkirk. The Pelly is full of ice. It has disappeared at Coffee creek.
 The temperature remains stationary at all points. It runs from 10 above at Dawson and Fortymile to 24 above at Lower Labarge.
The daily Alaskan., 1906-10-31
CAN'T GO
GoY.7 HOggatt Cannot Act
 for Worlds Fair

Special Dispatch to Daily Alaskan
 Washington. Oct, 3l-Secretary Root has vetoed the plan that was believed to have been successful for Gov. w. B. Hoggatt, of Alaska, to serve on "a commission to visit the Canadian prov inces in the interests of the Alaska Yukon Pacific exposition.
The daily Alaskan., 1906-10-31
ARE COMING
Big Crowd on Their Way to
 SkagWay

Whitehorse, Oct. 3l-The Prospector arrived from Dawson at6:45 a. m. today with IlO passengers. Nearly all the passengers took the train for Skagway. The Prospector will sail for Dawson this evening at 5 o'clock,
 The Quick was at Hootalinqua at Q a. ID. and will be due at midnight.
The daily Alaskan., 1906-10-31

Sheridan, Wyo., Oct. 3l-Eight hundred Cheyennes are one the warpath marching to join the Utes who are m trenched Tongue river The latter have very strong position in the hills and have reconnotering parties out orn tbe whole country They have been ready to fight for several days.
 The whole of the Sixth and Tenth cavalry regiments
The daily Alaskan., 1906-10-31
BIG INDIANS 0O ON WARPAIH
Cheyennes and Utes will try Uncle Sam round in the country made famous by the campaigns ot Custer Mi7os
Especial Dispatch to the Daily Alaskan)

have been sent against the ndan and huryng to the scene Upon learning that the Cheyennes will join issues with the Utes Col Augur Ofthe Tenth cavalry changed his plans and started part of the Tenth from here for Ashland to join the troops from Fort Keogh.
 The Cheyennes are itching to fight and battle is expected soon.
The daily Alaskan., 1906-10-31
Chickens for Sale

Rhode Island Red CoCkerels s eac h Barred Plymouth Rock hens, one and two years old, good breeders, $2 each,
 5-w Mrs. w. C. Mckenzie e
The daily Alaskan., 1906-10-31

The White Pass Hotel, Whltehorse has unlimited accommodations. Every thing strictly first-class.
The daily Alaskan., 1906-10-31
skagway Laundry

For first-class work try Skagway Laundry. Twenty-Five years exper' ence. Telephone 89. tt
The daily Alaskan., 1906-11-14
Origin of "statIoner."

According to Pierre de Blois, the t. tie 'statiouer" was applied to one class of bookseller long before the seven teenth century, though that may have been the period when 1t came to refer to any seller of books. He distin guisheS between the librarli and the statiOnarii. who had both become SC numerous in Paris in 1259 that cer' tain regulations had to be made fol their control. The former were agents for the sale and loan of manuscripts, a large sum of money being deposited when a manuscript Was lent, while the latter, allowed to have stations or staui in the markets, were sellers and cop iers of manuscripts. At the time he wrote there were twenty-nine broken and stationers in Paris, not very dan gerOus number, one would think, con sldering that Paris from the twelfth to the fifteenth century was considered the chief seat of learnlng.-LondoE Standard.
The daily Alaskan., 1906-11-14
DANCER IN DEL AY
Kidney Di. eases Are Too Dangerous
 for AlaskR People to Neglect

Kidney Di eases Arc Too Dangerous
 for AlaskR People to Neglect
 The great danger of kidney troubles is that they get firm hold before the sufferer recognizes them. Health Is gradually undermined. BaChache, headache, nervousness, ,lameuess, ,drOpsy, soreness, lumbago, urinary troubles, diabetes and Bright's disease follow in merciless succession. Don't neglect your kidneys. Cure the kidneys with the certain and safe remedy, Doan's Kidney Pills.
 Mrs. Elizabeth Maxwell, of 4l5 ". Fourth St., Olympia, Wash, says; II have DO idea how much suffering l would have avoided he'd 1 known the value of Doan's Kidney Pills sooner. For three years I have suffered, doc tored and treated for dropsical con- dition of the body without ever know ing the true source of the trouble to be in the kidneys, until, about two months ago, when 1 was induced to try Doan's Kidney Pills. l had swelling ot the feet and limbs; my hands would pull up, get tense and l could hardly close them. The other symptoms were lost sight of in the more noticeable ones. After procuring Doan's Kidney Pills. l found prompt relief from the start. The swell ing and bloating were reduced until they entirely disappeared and toniuR up and strengthening of my whole system was felt. The other day l climbed up a steep hill without pause or a flutter lof the heart. It was not 6 weeks ago that l tried the same feat and nearly broke down in the attempt"
 For sale by all dealers. Price 50 cents. FOster-Milburn Co.,, Buffalo, N. Y, sole agents for the United States.
 Remember the name-Doan's-and take no other.
The daily Alaskan., 1906-11-14
WARM AGAIN FIND BODY
Joe Welch's Remains Are
 Discovered

The remains of Joe Welch, first off cer of the Columbian, which was des- troyeG lssLSeptember, have been recov- cred. A wire received at Whitehorse Saturday says the body was found near Reynolds wood camp, seven miles above Five Fingers rapids. The body was taken to Yukon Crossing where il was identified as that of the missing victim of the Columbian disaster.
 The body cannot be taken out on wagons so will probably be held at Iu- kon Crossing until the first stage goes through. It is expected it will reach here in time to be shipped south on the next trip of the Princess Beatrice.