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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-20
1 BARTON

Mr.. James satterwhite.S stof Barton Avenue
Is having most d,elghtsul time with friends
M Miss S Jessie W,endsnbprs, q Edeemore. y
Tine with her grand raoth MIS-: A ~
Mrs rs Henry I,endIx. Of Miller Avenue. has
sx ss. s. IL M Msss M county
visiting at tho homo Ct ( her siste r-in-la's.
. Mr. Kelly Boone has returned home from q
ME- & cha5letts has e
Hiss May A Smith, q Monteire Avenue: !,
spending ten days cruise IN Chesapeake sl l
Miss kathleen aerdcn after :, pleasant nj
sia,toax. Amelia county. has returned TO her her
home on Barton Avenue. x N
j - .ts a4. DsPKs i s tas ssss
walsh q sgo,sylyans who ,nr hss
Airs G. AZ stuart and DAUGHTER, Miss Kath i !,
burton y S s Aysnss.
Non one il 'nss ssa
turned home. . :, !.
y.si;sx sst &. fs sns e r ssSe9Bsy 3
Miss Mary Jones, OF Luck Avenue. has LETT
TS's
has loft for Norfolk. N . !. .,
Paul fo~oFy Ct ca aoHi Is soq VI.
friend, Mr.. George Motley, Of North venue
Mr. and Mrs. s. X. Mooers. OF Charles CITY:
are ' visiting their son, Mr. O. NJ AIooers OF
i1S AZ. + q. robinson has returned T. hs IL
homo on Barton Ayenus after q pleasant visit visit
An James Fsse e, AMELIA who ,n has ,a sssn
MssSs s; rton ana fesh SSs
tarke. Of Richmond arc. hayng q nest IT. a de-
Ashevlle, Chattanooga and a Lookout M ai,u
tatns. They will be gone about three weeks;
Mr., 6, p Brown has left for South Caroline
Miss IIeen IRA nck Of Seven Pines, Is Wis
ting Miss Georgio YisHihn. Of Monteiro Ave-
Miss Margsrst Hunter, Of 1Sentucky, s Wis
Nr and Mrs, q e. Vowel and children r., 80, g
where they viii visit their brothsr Mr. James
Mss a1elle puys! Of q z = venue, has
In Mewport News. has returned to her home
Mi. j, 4. Pickles. o. Virginia Avenue, has
BIO under, medical treatment e "
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-20
THROWN .i1|Ii| .|!|lI N from / BEDS {:
BY.DYNAM|.I.T'|'.E|:'. FORGE !. } |. I.
Store Of H ollister & *BoW1rlanC Co.
Injured and r oonlers Have
Terrible Experience.
( (By Associated Press.)l

& SCRANTO A., July 10. HOlllster
and Bowman's Company store at Avoca
was badly damaged by dynanit to today.
The entire from twas torn out, ana Argus
Howell and family, who occupied rooms
over the store, were hurled Il from their
bed s, as was also George Hinchc liire, who
lived on, the opposite 81 Of The street.
where he force Of the explos lon tore OIL
doors and blew. out the vino ows in three
buildings, Hollster and Bowman recently
operated the AYoca Colliery, and there
was considerable feeling among the
miners because the sliding scale advApce
was not added to their recent pay. It is
thought that the dynamite outrage was
the outcome Of this dissati sfnctl on,4 Y
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-20
B COM P i /, ON s
Depraved Blood Causes Plmples and
Rolls-pr. tilIan7 g. Pink " p Ills 81 III
Make New Blood and
lss8ss Cure olIoNs ats ~

5s5 IT abused my stomach, my blood got
out of order and then my face broke out
with pimples and boils. Z says n, y D. Rob
ertson, of 1877 Addison Street, Washing
ton, Pa, l''Thls was over two years ago,
Ny stomach was in bad shape, 4 After
eating would have to rest a awhile or I
would suffer the most severe pains in
my stomach. On arising ! would often
be SO dizzy that ] could hardly stand
up. The slightest exert!on. would start
my back aching SO that oft Ten had to
experienced q pain around the heart,
which alarmed me, but which I suppose
came from my stomach trouble,
Il 'I began to break out on the face with
pimples, and later with boils,i which CON
fined mo to the house a week or more at
a, time. One day 4 saw Dir, w II lar1s'
Pink Pills for Pale People advertised in
a pamphlet which was left Mt the door,
and I thought would give them q trial,
~ took several boxes Of the pills before
all tho pimples and bois left me. but ]
am now glad to say that my blood Is
good, d do not have any erpptlons, and i
troubles have described, am very
grateful for what Or, Williams Pink
pills have done for me, and \ have recon-
mended them, and always will advise
those who are suffering from bad blood
or stomach trouble to try then.", FL
3 II You want good healt you must have
good blood, Bad blood Is the root Of
most common diseases like rs ana mia.
5rheunla tlsm, sciatica neural ria. st, Yltus
dance, nervousness, ind gestion. debility.
partial paralysis and locolnoto ataxia.s
DR.. Williams Pink Pills are sold by
all drngglsts or sent postpaid i, on Erscetpt
of price, soc per box, s,S boxes for $500,
by tile DR.. Wlllians Medicine Com paily,
lSchanent aCY n. 81.
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DEATHS.

led. " at his residence
IL on Il the Nlne-N1ile Road M on 4 Thursday,t
IL July 10Th. at = So Il +: sNI. i IINs
q Of his. age; wa 3 born6in Eitansendl,t
y Ys VII ,a,s,s gATIJEs
81 Mary Church g lends and $;l9 ac.S
invite u sto attend
III II HI Berlin, Germany,
Julys. 1906 Miss SATBlD UNKE LsjiIs E
= terlne mt took pla &c Berlin, Ger.s
D. many.
fONEsTY led July il 9th, II II: 80 P.s M: .S
Fun ral sery ices wi be held at the
ss#J lily zuth Ps
Woop j & 4 81 Fs a
sIIA z WOOD:
BIS Yived BY his father We broth hers and
8 on d sis ter ,Es
BssF funeral vii AXE place: THIS (FrtTS
ay)SAElTERNOpN at CLOCK: 81 ter II
Sy ii at OalsWoo Cd
N.--D led, 33 at nidnight II Jul yS
18th Vat her resld ence 1902 Fest Lei GIL.
sissNIARIAsAWILIkER N, 4 wife 4 of SPowellf
Syilkerson " nged GthirtyStwo& ears. VI s
8f5tS Funeral 4gFRIDAY, Jul y8 Goth, at u ~
4! M Friends and acquaintan aces M M;
8yited to- attend.
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81 - 80 7IT T7I
.CRANEY island |. ]. \ | I.
MATTERS i / AT REST
Forr Present at ast8It# Will Re-
main as c gious-Di a ~
ease Station i
DIV a associated Press,) s.

WASHINGTON July & l9.-Actng5 Sec
rotary Newt berry, / Of the Navy X Depart
ment, to-day heard sAt torneyS George MI NJ
Wise. of Norfolk, regarding the removal
OF the contagious diseases bull dings from
Lraney Island, in Norfolk harbor. This
has been a matter Of mention for some
months, q and the determination day
was to leave the mat tier as 1T stood, sub
ject to an appeal to Secretary Bonap
when he returnsS This means that for;
tho present, at least, the Navy Depart
ment will not require the removal OF tn
buildings, and Craney Island can still
BIO used by 4 the cities Of Norfolk and
Portsmouth as site for buildings where
persons afflicted with contagious diseases \
may be sent. 80. h. .ass5 M VA. Z
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-20
Patents Issued

Cproln Our Regular CORRESPONDENCE
Al WASHINGTON, 2. July q 70. Pa
tents issued: 's 81 Il 81
Virginia Clifford 81 I3argamin, Newport
News, mechanics furnace; Joseph r.,
5Campbell.S Pulaski, telegra phi u key; I'll
bridge G. Haden. Charlo ttesyille, lamp !;
,squarea William O. Lawson. Rural RE
treat. aerial tranway; Charles W. Leon,
ard, Richmond, grease cup. a J. isli
North Carolina George g. Glenn, Gas
Itonia, machine for RESPECTING bottle caps,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-20
HlT5UMPIRE WITH EGG 4
AND7T'H GAME ENDED
(By Associated j Press.

54 llSE LEY +AsHOClaIetl t're6s,
AfINNI1APOLIs. NJ IN Nj. July ls,-To-
day 8 game between the Minneapoliss and
Columbus American Assncia tlon League
got no further than the first strike, owing
to a demonstration against Umpire
Owens. who was nearly Snlobbed yester-
day after an unpopular decision, There
was a big attendance to-day and when
Owens appeared he was greeted With n
on the head and he left the grounds
after one strike had been made by the
player at ba t. Owens said he was hurt.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-20
Postmasters and Carriers.

(From Our Regular Correspo ndent.)
WASHINGTON, July 10. North Caro-
lima postma sters ppointed: y Downing
vile, Bladen county. Annie K. Downing,
vice J. q w, Downing, dead; Newfound.
Buncombe county. Emily NJ. Hall. vice
J. I. Ziegler, resigned, 5 Nj 8$; NJ H FL
Rural carriers appointed: Virginia
Carrsvllle, 81 route !, i Jasper Daughtrey.
carrier Abe p. Daughtrey sS;
North Carolina Feal leigh, route 3, John
q. Chamblee,; substtu to; Win dsor, route
4, Irlon Gillian. carrier, William Q. Ray
nor, substitute. al " H
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n lllg6ll7 IVIl4 n IN
OBITUARY..
Funeral Of Mr.. Wood.

The funeral OF Mr.. Charles Wood, who
died very unexpect eddy Wednesday az
fternoon at the residence of his brother,
Mr., Walter N WOOD, g No. 421 Denny
Street, will take place this afternoon at
& o'clock from the Fulton Baptist Church.
q Mr.. Wood was In his thirty fourth year,
and had peen marine engneIer for
In marine circles. He was born ami
reared In Fulton. and possessed a. host Of
friends. s3 & n III III III 333 ss 5!S "a.
Mr., Isaac Wood, five brothers, Messrs.
Joseph, Waller William, IBaa Q and I4on-
ME. one sister, Mrs. Louis Asher, ifS
Mr., Wood was a member OF the Ma
Irine Engineers Association OF Norfolk,
Funeral Of Mr., Davenport,
Tho funeral of Mr.. Frank a. Dayen-
port, who died Tuesday night at Atlantic
City. took place fromAthe home OF his
brother, Mr. Isaac Davenport, $40 West
Franklin Street, at $50 CLOCK iyester-
Hn.v fternOOn
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and had BEEN III d critical condition IL I
to the time@of her death. III,
&&$ She was formerly Miss Fannie Jncksotles
5of Virginia. II fteen years so she came,
to Weldon and was married to d N
THOMAS III .g Shepherd. Rev. f. w Stain
back performed the ceremony. II She sisS
survived SbySla devoted husband and seven
Sc1iildren. SS& l a s 5i Il 3 # 81
burg 5to-Inorrow y morning, and the funeral,
will be held mt the First Baptist Church,
Inn that city at hal pas ~ To- clo ck.
The almost sudden death \ Of his Il be-
row, and 38itShas cnst e. gloom over this
entire community. "
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died early this morning at tho residence !s,
m many Wet devoted al friens i'll thisaplt1 she
ls T., " seven ehlldTen| oS 0n' Y
THE 1 funeral Win n tako place from The u
First Baptist Church hero g " : lalis- q
past u In the afternoon. gb{ Sis
Judge T. w. Brown. d 4,
Especial to The Times u ispat cl1.) NJ a5E
ALEXANDRIA,. vA., Jill n 10 ~ Judge
Thomas Brown pro nlinent ,menlpef
Of the bar A1emph en1,. led .ye {, u
son in-law, NJ. George artln, whq g 9
he had been spending he s!1Iner . tae
y mha hp
ped to- Memphis i t ablirl "a III III
SA q Miss s., II Parks. ! VI
Especial 4 to Tho Times DispatcAhF,;;)
InxING TON, 7 July lg..-M q s.
years, y ii dead she was daug lter. 81
tTeiG late fJ oshua Parks, 8 d former well
known ctizen Of Lexngt ton y 3 r n.nnle.
tersM Mrs. Jane q, 3, sta I,
Mrs. N Is. Reb .stsa smith Christians
sburg-spr,yive he ], q 8s5 III
Mrs.isJ of1n@R II arrr1os'l ~,
fsnec,ial Is The Times -Dispa tch.)
q Observation-Disclosures ,A .sss ul.r lo'---a3
5Nrrs John r. "a Harmon x led q FEW. ga
Il "a Ut her home IN Essex count ter. q
brief Illness. She is 5sll q nus n
band four On lighters and one scr ISL
B. Harsh. #s
(Special to The Times ID ispatch " 58gs
*, 5Sy a aS3 i've "
nlea Wa .aa 81 to ni ths1merning alter
lingering @illhess Of several mon Tbs IS
was \ a. Confederate veteran, ing IN N
Company C Virginia inia1ntIy,S
WI His lie! and no ana 1s ohs
son survir We him. s,.5:,3
/ r w. II Martin.
Especial to The A Times p lspa tch.) lS
& Alto IN, ] N 81 r "a
lie D VA IA entering Goodloe store
here this morning 9 was s'l nfede e,
ate etelan and I felong tize y, s,ots
this Vicinity. and was Il liked by al N who
knew him. Fl c2 leaves basyvlte, Tour Ga
tiers and four sons. al
Ss NJ rs. c. II dimes.
y Especial to The Tim ss7; D Z,
yY1NcHEsTER Y " S;IMr "
$F Sa,tn IN, Robar; 81 wineheAt
wife ofS United IS tate SEa uild III speetd III
Holmes died Ct home g, N =.
sCharlest town six y7fo 1al1
years; under a. SUI Teal 9gs
Mrs M III A. II uqua. NJ s
ESPECIAL to The Times-D ispnt CHI
@SPETERsBURG,, AZ, JULY. RS
Margaret Al. Fuuua N,tdow Of George 9t +
Tuqua, died earl ysE this mornlng at me
residence of her Taught ter NJ rs. y A ~.
Lamb after a brief Illness. BE
I .5.B Mrs. 7. &. hepherd
special to The Times ID spatch.)
WELD N. lly 10 rs ss 7 ~
Shepherd f} Of r aWlngs / 8E3 B Brunswick
county, Va..s died herejthis morning at the
residencefof her sbrot her law ri 49,
Shepherd, OF kidney col
Mrs. Shepherd came here @n$ feW =, Gays ~,
herd. she was ken III I, Monday night lEtFs
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-20

Miss Eleanor steinbreeher Is delighted
to greet her numerous friends. She has
almost fully recovered. and will be out
soon "a ga In, a tera the serlou rAna way. ac-
gcldent which trAc tured heyE rlgbt loot,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-20
#..I:iNl,,[5MEMO

sWO CD. In nlemor ii OF my mother, Mrs.
#BROBERT B. 700 D, who died \ March De-
= SOC. 25y "
Ir$Sall5 Il It's N eliness d and statel grace.s
THINE eyes seem to smile and beam
With ai JOY found & onl in the celestial ~
rea lrtla g s 8ssf.F N S III
How we i miss thy sweet voice, IN rs 4S
But In our grief we re1o ce
THAT thou art 6 tar happis above
Than hou could be rSeartthiy Eioyess,
some day We will under stand \, v. I, y.
Why t ou A was t jailed TO the sSh appy5
land 81
Us our st ay and rest
II 81 $Daught Il Mrs Il. 4. INC GALL .ssss
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-20
Silye, e K!|''.ii ], i Flour U {
Guaranteed 70 Please,
SOC a bag $4.75 barrel q.
Best Granulated Sugar, 4 lie lb.I
Best Sugar Corn, SC can.
New Clipped Herrings, just ar
rived, l0c ! dozen. u

J GOOD Green Coffee, Rlo and La, !,
~ ouyFA $3.50 - -.
20 bars Ootaaon Shape Soap, ,,.. zoe
eroorns. cheap; 4,strlng, l6ci e o.,
Best City Meal, ITO peck per g. =, 4
5ab push e EsS,.s,.,,.,.i,.. ,s,'.',.t'i'
S,lb, Can I'M ocha and Java Roasted !. I
Corfee Tor s,',s .t'a ~
Quart = Mason's Jars, porcelain ~ =,
"a, lined, per dozen ....,,,. 8, o w.
We are selling regular soc Tea ter
5nhIpped HeeT lis. cans \. I, ", i, 1Oo
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-20
Irvine Jordan.
s8 (Special to The Time as II isputch.l &

Especial to The Tunes pispatch,)
DANVI1LE: VA July 10. IA telegram
death at5,Roswell.. New iex!co, Of Irvine
the late M.,rP. 1. Jordan, Mr., Jordan had
been in bad health for the past several
months ana on July! eth left here in
hope Of getting relief, The news OF h!s
friends and relatives here, He was
stwenty-nine years of age and IN TO- tho
time Of his recent, llness was secretary !:
and treasurer Of the Jordan M Manu ~
sheadauarters IN New York.
4 Besides his mother, he Ia survived by
the Following Brothers and sister; N essrs.
Julian and Dan and Miss Alargarette 1of-
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Mrs. M "A !. Fuq-ula..

(speclal to The imes- DIspnt ch..))
sSPETERsBURG,,ss3S IA, July 4 9---Mrs
Margaret a. Funua, 4 dow Of George !. iIl
HTuqua died early this morning At the
resi- dence of her aughter, M rs. g Al
Lamb. ter q brle q llness S
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-20
IMrs.M1. q III ol1ness;:..5

75I (SpecIaI no GTllU Ut Lig5
sWINCHESTER, y. g 8 il ii yaa g. NJ RS;
ldelIa q ines daught tel 81 ate5
Ferdinand Robar. Winch " n ~.
wife Of Unit II S tates lilo SIn sneetdrs
81. C,s Holiness died i To- day at her. home IN
49, e "a Sonernt
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-20

Mrs. d. /. Shepherd,
\, Especial ii to The Ttmes-p ispa fcfh')
PETHRsBURG, July y, lysMlr rs
gllpmas &. shepherdt q sussex County, !
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-20

Especial to The Tlme tch.) 5sI-ss
Fl ALTON, ~ A. q \.
Martin. ed 81 ty.-- lropped dead las;
he was en- tering ~ Goodlo Bro store
here this morning II g was ~ Conf eder. 81.
ate veteran M and n a 81 felOng CT tizenSsof
this Vicinity, and was liked BY all who
knew him. re- leaves q wife, four daughl;-- ~ 4
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-20
INMrs. .@Shepherd.
(Special Y to The Times-Dispa

- 1Speclaf- TO 1fffes-=17isl5
WELD M N. c., lily rs. y; Il T
Shepherd fiS Of WI Ra wings. SE8t brunswick
county, V a.. led here this morning at the
residence of herr brot her law M ~,
Shepherd, OF kldne col ic.
Mrs. shop herd came here ~ w ], days ! y,
ago to visit her sis m rs. ~. snep.
herd. she was taken II \, M onday nlght
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nj rss.sIoh115 r II arrnoIl.s,

(Spec1aI to TIC
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 49, uls W., 81.
Mrs. John r. Harmon led Al S,N Gays :
ago at5her home II Essex z, I, Me =
.bnrf, -four daughters al nd one son. a,ti
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-20
Judge I. w Brown n, 4 q
s3yi fSnerial a to The Times. d spatcf.) y

539 E(special to Tho T1mes--DJ1s Il48H
IJIIxING TON y, " v AS. July l9..-Mi s.
Susan, Preston Parks aged seventy-f1iY "
years, N ii dead. She was q ,i,a
know citizen of & Lexngt Three Z sls :
ters-Nfrs Jane p Ranes R e J. ! ~, +
Mrs. HannahS B. Smith. Of \, a,la
Mrs, Rebecca Smith ,s OF
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-05-25

WOMEN's BLACK TAFFETA
SILK SKIRTS circular style=cluster
tucks front and back, running from
the waist line to the hen=bias band
trimming around the bottom of the
slxirt-splendid $3.50 CE 0E
values at each. Boy
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-05-25

WOAIEN's SHOES, sf.6s.
Women's shoes of vici kid
made up with military heels, pat
ent leather tips-light and heavy
soles-all sizes-good Ct 40
$500 shoes for. ......., .>g 1 ~
WOAfEN's SLIPPERS, CSC.
TVomen's Wei kid one-strap slip
pers-light sewed soles-plain
opera toe and heel=a1I sizes 40
=$1-25 values. --.--.l-.-.- -IOG
WOAIEN'S OXFORDs, 1929.
VVomen's oxfords made up in
patent colt leather-Blucher style
plain toe-military heel-hght
single soles-s3-0O 60 %
MEMS OXFORDs, $3.50.
Mems dress oxfords made up in
gunmetal and patent coltskins-
Butcher style-heavy Goodyear
welted soles-$4.0O CO In
values. Observation-Disclosures ADOsDV
MEMS OxFORDs, $500.
Mems oxfords=soft velour calf
skin=extension sewed soles-dul
don last-s2.50 values. .s6EoVV
MEMS oxFORDs, s1.9s.
Mems oxfords made up in fine
vici kid-Goodyear weIted soles=
neat dreSsy shoes & no
$500 values. ... ID koTO
MISSES SHOES, $3.50.
Misses shoes of fine Wei kid
extension sewed soles-low school
heels@made with full round toe
i 4sias st'ls-sl-s' S1.5O
INFANTS SHOES, ice.
Infants soft sole shoes-assort-
s sa Rsttsrns-FssuiaF +0e .19c
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-05-25
Summer Shoes
and Oxfords
SECTION E.

Come to this family shoe
store tonorrow and save
n.onev on summer shoes and
oxfords. You can buy shoes
lust like you need because our
Stock is one of the largest in
Topeka. You can buy shoes
that are stylish because We
buy of the best shoemakers.
Because we buy and sell for
cash, taking advantage OF all
the auction sales, factory clean
ups, etc., we can and do sell
shoes and oxfords at the low
est nricas. Th g Sc splendid
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-05-25

49, @OO~e
items for
Saturday
show how
much you
can S a v e
by spend
ingyour
shoe
money 4
here.
The daily Alaskan. [volume] (Skagway, Alaska) 1904-1924, 1906-08-18
FOR THE eye
Skagway's Optician Still In
Business

Is your eye troubled? Is there any
defect in your sight? Do you find it
difficult for your eyes to withstand the
test Of long sustained effort? If you
find it necessary to answer any of these
questions in the affirmative, remember
that we are in business for you especial
benefit. We make examinations free
OF charge and we prepare glasses to
meet any required test. Our prices are
right and WE GUARANTEE Salts
FACTION. Try US and be convinced.
We sell jewelry-the best IN the
market at prices that obtain in New
York or Chicago.
Our repair department is in compel
ent hands. Its motto is AS GOOD AS
NEW.
We still have the best assortment OF
Alaskan curios obtsinable in Alaska.
J. Ikuta,
Jeweler and Optician,
The daily Alaskan. [volume] (Skagway, Alaska) 1904-1924, 1906-08-18
HOUSEHOLD CARES
Tax the Women of Alaska the Same
rs Elsewhere

Hard to attend to household duties
With a constantly aching back.
A woman should not have bad back,
And she wouldn't if the kidney were
well.
Doan's Kidney Pills make well kidney.
Here is a woman who endorses this
claim:
Mrs. Charles Wetmore, of 25ls Will
lam Street, Bellingham, Wash. says:
Il had attacks of kidney complaints at
various times for several years, indicat-
ed by BAG kache, difficulty with the kid
ney secretions, pain and soreness across
the kidneys and WEAKNESS and languor.
l could not get proper or necessary
sleep at night. My strength seemed
insufficient TO proform the ordinary
household duties without distress anC
in other ways when suffering from theSs
spells my health was in bad condition.
l had an attack some time ago, and
knowing Of the merits of Doan's Kidney
Pills sent for box. The pills stopped
the backache almost Immediately and
soon corrected the action of the kidney
seer etions. My health was greatly i'm
proved and have no hesitation in re-
commencing Doan's Kidney Pills tOI
auy complaint similar to those which
afflicted me-"
For sale by all dealers. Price 80 cents
Foster-Milburn Co., Buffalo, Nav
York sole agents for the United States
Remember the name-Doan's-anC
take no other.
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THE OLD WAY

of saving money was 10 put IT. in a
stocking ana secrete it where it could
easily be found by thief they know
such things are usually kept.
The Better Way is to h y one of the
five per-ceut plus dividend Gold Bonds,
issue BY the North ern Securities snd
Banking Company and secured by Real
Estate securities, held ~ the Seattle
Bonds can be purchased en- the monthly
or annual payment plan. They are
safe and offer the highest dividend earn
ings consistent with conservative man.
agment.
For full particulars, see
PHIL ABRHAMS, Agent.
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TO PLAY
Skagway and Juneau Will
Cross Bats

Skagway and Juneau will play base
ball on the Skagway diamond one week
from today for the championship of
Southeastern Alaska for the present
season and the challenge cup that
Skagway won at Whitehorse last May,
defeating Whitehorse, Juneau and
Douglas, and which It successfully de-
Tended in July.
A wire received by Manager J. NJ.
Tanner, OF the Skagway team, yester-
day informed him that the Juneau boys
will be here August 25 and that there
will be many of them.
The bowling tournament will prob
ably take place at the same time at
Elks Club.
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Summer DiArrhoea in Children

During the hot weather of the SUNNI
er mouths the first unnatural looseEeSS
of child's bowels should have immedi'
ate attention, so as to check the disease
before it becomes serious, All thai is
necessary is few doses of Chamberlain S
Collie, Cholera and DiarrhOea Remedy
followed by a dose of castor oil to
cleanse the system, Rev. NJ. o. Stock
land, Pastor of the first NJ. K. Church,
Little Falls, MIMI, writes: eve have
used Chamberlain's Collie, Cholera and
Diarrhoea Remedy for several years
and find it a very valuable remedy,
especially for summer disorders in
children" Sold by VIM. Britt