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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-12-16
VIRGINIANS
IN KENTUCKY
Old Dominion Men and Women
Living in the Blue,G:ass State
Organize.
WILL WORK FOR JAMESTOWN
Membership VIII Exceed Five
Hundred and the Praises OF
Virginia VIII BE Sung.

LOUISVILLE. KY, December h.
With some nifty charter members. tho
Virginia Society IN Kentucky vas
launched here tails week under the most
suspicious circumstances. II il con-
servatvely estimated that within thirty
days the membership will include fully
90 men and women, who. though now
among the leaders IN the Blue Grass
State, sun cherish pleasant recoilections
OF the Old Dominion. where they were
born.
While the objects are purely social. one
being tre holding OF au annual banquet
at which the praises ~ the home State
wit Poe sounded. tne baby Organization.
at its hrst meeting. went on record ass
l4cdslng it's support 20 tho Kentucky
commission arranging for proper repre-
sentaion al the jamestown Exposition
at Norfolk next year.
Officers.
Officers elected by the society are as
follows President. Captain John II.
Leathers. First President. Judge A.
J.. Richards. Second Vice President, Rev.
Carter Helm Jones; Secretary. j. =.
Waiz' Treasurer. George H. Wilson. His
lDflan, Professor A. = Robertson Chap
la-n Eer. ~. Is. Heauchanp In ADDITION
% these. tle electorate 10 composed og
Dr- Frank r.. Wilson. John II. Haucock
!. a. Hiuer. T.. r. Phillips and Or. Hugh
~. Lc4Fei-
Tho charter members with their places
OF birta. ar- az follows
Captain John IT. feathers. sTiddlewav
Jefferson county; Judge a. T. Richards
LpiooNn county. John Briscoe Hampshire
county. fev. W. u. Beauchamp Farm
ham, RIchmord county. Walton GRAY
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-12-16
JAMESTOWN NAVAL BOARD
INSPECT THE GROUNDS

WASHINGTON. Dec. 1.-THE naval board
on the jamestown Exposition. composed OF
Rear-A Admiral Harrington tretiredD. Cap
tain filspury chief OF staff. and Captain
Potter, assistant chief of tho navigation
bureau, hiss Just completed an insp ectiou ~
the exposition grounds and buildings with
special reference TO the naval display.
The board found that good progress was
being made a. all points aud that the
managers were confident that uotwithstaud-
ms tho Advancement Of tho date for the
opening of the exposition 90 April 20 next
the Anniversary of the date OF the landing
N the first English settlers OF Cape Henry.
the exposition VIII be practically complete
ln time
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-12-16
Meet in Washington.

The alumni OF the Washington and Ice
University who attended the school when
General r r. Lee was president have
decided 20 meet in Washington on Jan
nary 18Th. the one hundred anniversary OF
the birthday OF the great Confederate
leader. some OF those who reside in Rich
mond are.
Messrs. II. T Wickhan. Preston
Cooke. 10 Lane Stern Willis 3. Smith.
George p. Haw. Hill Carter. Hubbard
g. Carlton. Samuel II. Yonge and Rev.
q. Is. Strickler.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-12-16
JUVENILE COURT
NOW SUGGESTED
Proposition Grows Out of Ex-
pertinent Being Made at St.
Andrews City.
MUNICIPAL ELECTION HELD
J d. Sharman Elected Mayor on
Friday Night-Unique Work
Being Done.

The 300 members OF the St Andrews
School City. government made Up al
most entirely by and for boys. held their
annual election OF city officers on Fri
DAY night St Andrews city has been IN
existence for a year. and the plan has
met with complete success. The boys
who are voters IN this government have
taken entire charge Of the neighborhood
OF St Andrews School. and have made
OF it one 81 the ouietest and most peace
ful communities in the city. They have
undertaken 10 refund the city FOR every
Sas-lamp that IS broken IN any OF the
streets over which they have control.
and every convicted offender is severely
punished with 2 heavy fine.
Interesting Work.
The government is run on exactly the
same lines that are usual with regular
city governments. and the boys MANAGE
their official affairs with the same dig
nifty and idea Of duty as do officials in
cities OF real status. Appointive positions
are based upon civil service oNamina-
tions. the positions being conferred upon
those who are the most successful In
examination
The boys who are members 81 this
small city are fully conversant with the
ms and outs Of city government, and are
suffrage II has made OF them "a manly
set who would deem it beneath their
dignity tn cause any disturbance on the
streets. and who would be prompt to
take action against any violation OF the
ordinances which they have passed
II Is the fond hope OF those who wore
the initiators OF this scheme for training
boys IN ideal government that Richmond
viii have. at an early date. a Juvenile
court. such as has already been estab-
lished IN many other cities for action
gainst youthful offenders They state
that such a court is one Of the great
needs OF Richmond and that IL will soon
come
Officers Elected.
The officers elected Friday night are as
follows: Mayor. J. D. Sharman; City
Treasurer. Mr.. ". ". Gillette: judges.
Blanton Cmlaut. John Lee. Jr.. City
Clerk, Valentine Lee; Postmaster, G. A.
Newell; Tax Collector. Richard Schultz.
City Auditor. Professor Watson: Solicitor.
Paul Newell. Aidermen-Ward !. Edward
Gregory; Ward ?. Snead Howard: Ward
3. Frank Lee; Ward 4, Lynwood Payne:
Ward &. Fred Wilson; COMMUNICATIVE
/ Joseph Klebert. Ellis Evans William
Aannion. Persons Morgan. Ward . Wal
ter HILL William Farmer, Abner Hill:
Ward g. George +. Ganzert. Lamar Tyree.
Eddie Boaz; Ward l. Darlington Pollard.
Roy ORorke. DoTcy Tyler; Ward g. viii
ton WhnArton; Edwin Diggs, Horace
Powell.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-12-16
LIBRARY RECEPTION.
Rosemary Arranging to Enter
tain Friends of Institution

The tercenteRnial year will be welcomed
oy the ladies' Of the board Of managers
az the library on January l. 1907. For
many years II was the custom In Rich-
lnonC Tor gentlemen TO call upOn the
ladies' OF their acquaintance on NeU,
Y ear Day Many now far past their
youth can recollect the pleasant Nov
car receptions Of yore The Rosemary
Library board wishes the good people Of
Richmond 20 know more of the work
they are doing, and ardently desire more
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-12-16
BURGLARS BLOW OPEN SAFE;
ESCAPE ON HAMD-CAR

CLif TON FORGE. Va. December Is
a. +. Davidson al Natural Well this
county. WAS entered by thieves. the SAFE
blown open, and 300 taken therefrom
After the robbery the burglars proceed
cd TO Failing Spring. where they broke
opcn toOi-house OF the Chesapeake and
Onto Railway. and took possession OF n
hand-car. on which they rode to Coviug-
ton, where all trace Of them was lost
dynamite was used IN blowing oper the
SAFE. The officers have no clue To work
upon.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-12-16
STEAMER IS SUNK;
ALL ON BOARD SAVED

NEW YORK. Dec. 15-Sandv Hoos
pilot boat Hermit No Z was sunk by the
steamer Monterey near the Sandy Hook
lghtship early to-day. The men on the
pilot boat including Pilots Mccarthy.
Nielsen and Woryey, were rescued a1d
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-12-16

interest In the library TO be exnresse5
ana they hope 20 receive calls from r,ar1-
on New Years Day OF 1907 Hours and
cther details viii be announced later.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-12-16

Mrs. W r Bloome. Of baltimore Nd
Is visiting her sister. Mrs F. r Thier-
mann. who was operated on by DR. Ras-
sett at the Memorial Hospital last week.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-12-16

Mrs J.. ". Angus and daughter. Miss
Angus. have returned from a months
trip through the South. Spending meet
az the time at Palm Beach. FLA
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-12-16

Q a - N q IA a.
Bears tho 7lhs Kind You HAYS klHaIs Bought
Ss1 a GE|EXZzSeZ1x
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-12-16

For Ladies and Muses..

Five styles Of especially good
values, purchased in the last
few DAYS az a big reduction.
Formerly sold by us al $4,000.
We have marked GTT m
them 10 go at &C.. y / { sUU
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-06-07
NOLI ME TANGERE

omar Haba roto crtas papes maqunaImente cansado
fin de squea tarea qued6se aniouado sin vountad Pen6
en- 10 fatAldad e deno rremediabe Un hado cruel 10
perseQua desde que hRbR veno mundo Hasta rquezA era
para de dsdchss quebrsnos ST de carse en-
IL opuencia hubese nacdo pobre quzs fuee fez No
codicialln sponces nade e eDds envda S.rfa
iguorante mayoa de pasanos sutra como eloS
reagnado que alma Desperation anheo de berd
de ustlcla' ,
POGO POGO icudian mente todos los recuerdo de
40 vida Recordba Iobre odo los da feces de Dtarca
pasdo en- compHla de Maria Clara 10 habA amsdo aem'
pre- vova YER ID muchScha de ardentes oos
pro abuudnte cabeera de eoano cu tls de
ayIhLr ooos aampsgah cusndo ba6Abn Go paeA
ban los coreseando boaque Luego obevno
Ia doorosa separation So padre QuerS hacer de hombe
inruido 10 envi6 EUROPA Su alma de AdoIeScente nh6
.ntopces smCcions Ddecbs Cruz6 de esmeraldas
coptsmpI6 dede Ia toldla del pass de ensuh Expert
ment6 que empo Rensac6n ducsma del pssro por
primers vez exende a alas perde Ell cieo SZul I'll eA
pec,acuo mundo sumeBt6 inR61ts honda Ante v
despleRsronae dlatadoa horizontes Al principle
sin6 deslumbrsdo DurAne Ia rga traveis del
10 conducts Europa pabA Las noches enrs sendo eD ca.
berta conmplAndo los este oIforecene que deAba
sn DOS de RalArdo navo Penba eDtonces odos los
6vene enamorAdos esprtu rebosabs aega nhn
complscse las ideas Nernas mesnc6cas veia en- los
rayos lana pegaes de fontes vsur e fecoriaban
vALoYc rcss que adornsbA hs de CpAD Tago
de las oo brotAbAn 6grimss ducmA semeianteS roco
prim3VeIAll..t.
La civilization suropeA habis f'.cnado al principle
grGnds buevareI los mSgDihcos squares obebos edcoE
e hcieron pensar con tzA humds primitive sldehues
As c nipA dondes hbiG criado las YETI stS gedi
usI de Manila Pero 10 que le Iorprend6 fue h cons
5raci6n ell respeto e trabsn en- todaS parties
OfrecGn singular las amcones que hacian sOfr
cada pao los mzos de bronCeido roltro los oes de
FipnIs No ard6 sn embargo deIcubrir Ell En-
Europa va no hlba prsocupcopes nj creeDc nj de
SAL gre nj dnci6n de nIs StO GdorAbA IN dos era
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-06-07
B1BLlorECA DE .1A DEMOCRACtA. i

Este becerro de oro Las consideracoues respetos que h
tenan no eran para sno para dner0 De todos modos
lena consderabA fez muchaa que por
IN pun mondas b servan humdemente os hombres ban
coDfrme iranicua tempo Cambaba de experiment
tabA pedad n los pobres pueblos donde
pesar de los proQresos reszados odava exsta evitud
al las mutudes fameca sncAs vivian amontona
das los suburbios de las ciudsdes sgopaban las puers
de los aaos dc los busca de plato de bazoa
epugnante os briegos do honomA besta con cerebro
duro los erones arAhAban desde Nempoa sCure
lac manadas de obreros que cambio de ssaro rsoro
pabsn los andmos aChchaAban On as rsguss
mn pena&bs Q1e los lnd0a hpinos sces
porque les fabA plato dc ffut de los abos
para almentarae.
Sc sucedian los recuerdos de vertignosa.
De encontraba pals Ia slegria de pisaf
e uelo natal veiae AmArgada notcia de
de padre La fecidd odAvfa corresponding por Maria
Clara abba do cas ecpada por mento historic
horrible Las pAhs del tnente G1evAra resonAban nueya
mente de l6gubre Odos. ImagnSbaae
des2cao padre encIrcado bandonado de todo mubundo
ysurQA oios uminado m 10 vengatvA fgurA
del padre Dano Crueles remodimienos hAcn press
alma Era nal 10 que habfS bido de los
ugos pAdre Lo hsbiG CegAdo Ell smor EI deeo
fz 81 sdo de muer amada haban hecho olvdsr loo sga
pos DJ hbia serVldo egosA conduca Sus lmpA
cables sDemigos Que htbn anAdo h antor de dias nj
Quiera habn respectable ceE atAbAn ahora psgo
de generoso proced.r rrbe gpe abrar dsnva
uina No dc pronoacar suerte Le espea.
ban crce deshona ii despreclo de todos FL auiestro
plan que Acbaba de revere Es esIaba hsblmente urddo
producirf los tfectos que Autores deaeAban.
Ante vilania, ante stenado dich
xpermenAbA deEesperC6n ain mteG TodGG energ
psrtcn hAbee Roado de repente. Era deGtno Era s
tadAd que peegufa dede cuna Era trlte auerte de
anepAdo La del Abuelo IhorcAdo en- rama del
al5 en- medic del bosque La del padre spssndo Ell
tNmo IusprO obscure cAbozo No guerra uchar maa
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-06-07
NotiCias del dia

profesionss dc Abogado y Notario. sl
ssfior DIAz NAVARRO % dispons &
sohrar G sus slientss konorarioa sxsa.
sivamsnse m6dieos.
. En- el Club de II. KehrhAhn q
Co., IS San Francisco, ne venden dos
reloies do orc eadA semAna. entrs so
sosios, abonando 90 so 6 100 semanal.
LA Ultima semana ohsuvo uno el
sefor L. N. Alvarez, dc Maysga:z,
sosio ndmsro 20.
MODISTA. Sc nseesitA una Mo-
diata para 10 Direction del DepArts.
manso de eosturas dc xThe Porto Rico
Drawn Work & Embroidery Cos 19
Allen 81. San Juan.
-ES NECESARIO exigir que eada
ostia obtsnga grshado el nomhrs d..
geativo Moiarrieta, pero un solo estu-
che produes msior efseto que una do
cena de botellas de aqua mineral 6 dc
ser el dnico curative radical del 90.
s6mago y del insestino, el Digestive
Moiarrieta puri6ea los Alimantos y
los haes asimilablea. El legi.imo Di'
! gestivo HoiArrietA cura On un die laa
indigestiones, On IN mea las. dispep'
sias 6 gastralgias, y en- trea msaea las
m&s graves enfermedsdes cr6nicas del
eSt6mago y del intestine, Est& uni'
vsrzslmente soafrmado, on forma ain
igual, que 10 eheaeia del Digestive
Moiarries& 90 verdaderAmense radisal
y superior & In dc sodos los otros re-
medios. De venta en- lAa prineip slea
farmacias de Europa y America.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-06-07
mo AcATARRARsEI |

El cstArES 90 una enfsrmedad que
tiene mucha mas importancia dc 10 que
generalmente % le atribuye. Invade
todos los 6rganos del cuerpo, suyas
tuncionss y tuerxas debilita profunda.
mente. Eseausa freeuente do 10 sordera,
Afeeta 10 vista, 10 narix y 10 gsrganta
, o. generAlmente por donds smpisza
10 tuberculosis o tisis.
L. misma faeilidad y 10 freeusn-
sia con que 90 pesea un eatarro, haze
q las personals indiferentes para Gu.
rArlo J 10 gran mayora no 90 preoou
pc de las consecueneiAs.
Los baiios frfos por 10 mafiana
Embellishments despuss de deiar el
Ieeho, dormir CON las ventanas abier,
les J svitsr las sorrientss de aire, son
precsueionea muy buenas que no sueal
10 Eahaio el ohservArlas. Pero el
preventive mas positive, mas edsax,
mas fkcil y mas positive J tambien el
que Asonsejan los medioos, % la Emul
si6n dc Scott do aGsite do higado do
basala0.
Es sorprcndente 10 iuefxa, witalidad,
snergfa ' poder de resisssnaie quo re-
alne 81 cuerpo humane do les peQue'
das dssis do Emulsion dc Scott que %
adminisran con eonstansia. EktA
Dmulsion resubrs interiormsnte todas
- parties d6nlles J vulnersnles del
susrpo = 10 pone al abrigo dc 10 In.
fseeion eatArral.
Do suAndo en- suando aparceen
indussrtsles POGO essrupulosos anun.
slando emulsioLss, vinos 8 prepsra ..
dos los que atrihuyen propiedades
curstivAs que no tienen y hasta hay
Quisn no asreve & doeir On letras do
lmprsuta, que sl petr6leo 8 ksrosinA
90 IN ailmente.
Que % el pstrolco? On aeeite mine.
n que go usA e0mo eombustible par q
lubrlsar y l1mplAr mAqulnas y para
alumnrar.
Una substansia indigestibls que
parscs de IL propiedsd ssencial do TO-
do alimenho, susl 90 10 ssimilasion,
que pasa A traves del tubo ineeslnal
ain modi1eArSe y sin ser abAornl-
nidA, una sunssansiA en- I'm, que no
! tiene nlnguna dc Las propiedades %.
rativas y Allmentielas del aee1te do
higsdQ do bAsalao. 81 20 dilsse que
el pssroleo 90 IN alimeut0 para ma.
qulnAs, podr1a pasarl pero no an all
mento para el suerpo.
81 teneis Alguna duda, preguntad
q vueatro med1eoi 81 On oonnrmar o..
to vsrdsdi J 81 essais escasos dc fuer-
zsa, dc carns = aA aankre, os AeOnse-
ara qua t0mels In Emulsi6n dc Ssotl,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-06-07

SE VENDE

Ura estaneia On 10 iurisdIcei6n ds
Csguas y Aguas Buenas do u eaer'
das de tsrreno mas dc 40 dc cate, mu'
choe Arboles frutales y sitio On que 80
do muy busn tabaco, con abundsl 8
psstos, 10 vsdss 81 rio denomins 10
Rio.csnAs. Para irtJrmes don &
Silva Albert, earretera central erl Q
Rio piedras y Cagnss eerea do 10 d..
timo sisnda <LA Bsyamonesas, ap ar
t ado 81 Bsguas,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-06-07
tOon&snudo6n de- Ia pdQinG5pl

@THE HELvETIA.-27 ealls de
O Crnx. Gran casa do hsspedes. Sta
bile d. hotels. Aposentos para familias
, personals solas. Comidaa { sinauen'
Ia ssntavos eubisrto. Banos. Telsfono
lsa. Apartado sorreo, 2s6. Propista-
rio, Pedro Sehira. Nota' Este hosel
sstk { cargo do una seNorita eagus.
10
THE NAY FLOWER. -- CFistc
%. 10. San Juan, R.-A una cua'
drs do los sarros slestrisos y prinai'
palss sdInsioa del Gobisrno. Esplan'
dida vista . In bahfs. RAfios moder.
nos sanitarios. Habitasionss fressas.
RxQuiaita somida puerterriQusffa
amsrieanA. Preaios moderad .-ENI'
Liza RAMIREZ. viuda dc MAsfsrrer
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-06-07
BAS & Go.

Agsntes eomisionistas. Corredo.
res do Aduana. Representative do
imporsantss casss do Europa > Essa
dos Unidos Compra J vents de tru.
toa del PAla.. De sollslsA sorresPon
densta.
ALLEN, "a 90. r. O. Box ISL.
4An luan. y
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-06-07
DOCTOR GusTAVO MuAOz

DE LA FACULTAD de
Medicina de Madrid y Ex-pro.
fesor Clinico del Hospital de
San Carlos, de Ia misma Fa-
cultad, de regreso de su vla1e
a Madrid, ha establecido 81
ofcina professional en- la calle
de Tetuan nQ 81.
Horas de consulta de 2 a
4 .. m. Telefono NJ 326. d.
Para ssbAllero s6lo, un cuarto
On i'm mirador, se alquila en- cuAtro
dollars mensuales, Cristo 10, altos,
informarkn. 15-9
LABORES.-ss l. '0li'i''n
Bordadoras y buenas CGladords, asegu-
randoles trabAio constante. Proporcio
namos 10 tels y dibuio snvisndolos q
sualqusr parte de la isla. Dirigirse 4
Ths Porto Rico DrAnwn Work &
Embroidery CO Fortaleza 10. Tam.
bian 90 solieitAn Oostursras, lind
Ell ssior DTAZ NAVARRO hA
sstahlseido 90 OhsinA do Abogsdo y
On Notaris On astA sisdsd, sAlls do San
1usto ndmaPo Ii.
Eiarsa ANITA la Cbrbs Pedsfal. Cor
h do nistrito do toda 10 Isls = Corss
auprama, dsdisandoss Rsimismo al
Axamsn do htulos do propisdadss, Ia
corporation do Corporations del pals
= axEangsras , trAmitaai6n do s1ps'
aiAntss do axpropiAni6n forSosa.
Aesptando 10 nohls sompstenaia
10Y sstAhlssida On sl oiersisio do las
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-06-07
POR $4,000

De contado, 90 vende 10 fnca de-
nominada sBarrancass, 10 cual 90
haya situada en- el barrio de <LlanCs
Costss de este termino. Dista & horA
y media de la poblaci6n, se compone
dc 1.5Oo cuerdas de extension, todas
propias para las siembras de frutoa
memories y en- particular para el algo'
don <Ceilan.s Tiene dos magnidcos
man anti ales para dar de beber al g.
q ado: tiene colindancia al mar y puer
10 para embarcar t0dos los frutos. Er
lie 90 pueden cuidar hssta 400 cabe.
xAs de gAnAdo.
Para informes dirigirse q don Uli
ses Marini Post Office, -calls emu
nos Rivera.s
Cabo Roio, Diciembre 3 do 1905.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-06-07
Farnacia ia Cruz RoIa y

". Duefo y CO = Peliuelas, r, r,
Complete surtido de drogss, medi
cinas, pateptizados y ArIfcuIos dc or.
topedia. EscrppulosidAd On Ell oespa
cho dc prescripciones facullAsivas.
Precios modicoa. Personal com
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-06-07
lInea teTIea dol Uesle

DsIlssSs oar0sos para ds0s fssssucs
IN ~ elass 40 Capita 4 SayAmon.
o. J vaelsA - ssvs.i sR ~ 10 ouva.
In ~ as Say anon 4 CRsaHo, Ida J
vuslsA 10 gJvs. sn ~ 10 ssva.
Aillsss oralnArlo DC Capital & Gaia
fio ~ slnAe 4 3 avs
The daily Alaskan., 1906-07-30
WATCH TALK WAFER FRONT
Princess Beatrice Arrives
 in Port Early

The Princess Beatrice arrived in port this morning at o'clock with 30 pas sengers and 25O tons of freight for Sksgway and the interior. Among her passengers are a few eXcursionists, some of whom are making the trip to Dawson. She will sail for the south tomorrow evening,
 The big freighter Duneric, of the Cananian Pacific Railway, will be due to arrive this evening with a cargo of machinery, coal and livestock. She was passed yesterday by the Princess Beatrice.
 The barge Kennedy, also of the Canadian Pacific, is en route to Sksg- way in tow with 5OO,OOO feet of lumber for the Guggenheims of Dawson. She is coming from Victoria and will be due some time this week.
The daily Alaskan., 1906-07-30
Mrs. wHcoxeu Entertaips

One of the pleasanteSt home social functions to tsks place iu Skagway in a long time was a euchre party gjven Saturday afternoon by Mrs. I. \. Will coxeu st her home on FitIh avenue. There were more than 30 ladies present. Mrs. Wilcoxeu was assisted by Mrs. R. l.. Guthrie and Mrs. R. A. Carroll in receiving her guests and in serving the elaborate refreshments tha: were served. The prizes were won by Mrs Fl. B. Dunn, Mrs. F. \. CaIIarman, Mrs, F. J. Weber, Mrs. R. L. Guthrie and Mrs. c. s. Mullikin.
 The guests surprised Mrs. Wilcoyen, who is soon to leave Skagway, by pre- senting her with a half dozen souvenir spoons and a cut glass dish.
The daily Alaskan., 1906-07-30
It is 0Rr Business to Sell
 You Watches

Watches and clocks need attention when out of trim.
 Watches and clocks wear out just like all other kinds of machinery if not attended to when they need attention. When in need of such attention bring them to our store and get first class work done very reasonably. Every piece of work done at our store is perfect aud satisfaction guaranteed. Watches, jewelry, silverware and Indian curios at the lowest prices. If you have valuable paper that you don't want to lose get one of our steel safe deposit boxes, it is proof against fire and burglary.
 J. Ikuta,
 Jeweler and Optician,
The daily Alaskan., 1906-07-30
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Selkirk Arrives With 50
 Passengers

whitehorse. July &O-The Selkirk arrived from Dawson with 50 paSsen- gtrsXnd sailed again at o'clock last nis ht. She carried out 2ll tons of freight and II passengers. She passed Big Salmon, going down at 6:30 a. m, today.
 Coming up, the Casca was at Tsnta- Jus at 7:SO D. m., the Whitehorse at Hootalinqua st a. m., and the Victor ian is st Big Salmon.
 The Bonanza King and Dawson are in Dawson.
 The Columbian, going down stream, was at Tantulas at g:3O p. m.
The daily Alaskan., 1906-07-30
Ata Bargain

Before leaving Skagwsy, l offer for sale the following goods.
 One Angelus with "A pieces of music, cost S4O0, will sell for Sl25.
 New organ at Sl00.
 ? i0-inCh Grapahone records at 50 cents piece.
 Also a nickel-in-sot music box at @ sacrifice. Inquire at residence on 9th avenue or at Ikuta's jewelry store.
 7-2S-lw Mrs. F. T. Keelarf
The daily Alaskan., 1906-07-30
Money Found Buried

What is the use of burjng your money or hiding it away iu some old corner where it will be found and then you loose it, why not let it earn you something. ? our TEN YEAR BONDS are safe and sure, and pay Five Fer Cent interest yearly or semi-yearly, see Phil AbrahamS. J-t
The daily Alaskan., 1906-07-30
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PERSONAL MENTION
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 George E. Morsn, special represen- tsJie of the Chicago Chronicle and pub. fisher of NOran's Dictionary of Chicago, one of the famous publications of the Windy City, accompanied by his wife and daughter, is in Skagway, Mir. Moran is making tour of Alaska and will go down the Yukon as far as Fair banks, returning again by way of Skag- way. He recently returned from trip to the westward, where he visited Val dez and Seward. He is greatly im- pressed with the wonders of the north country.