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The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1907-06-13
No. $40 Kanawha ST.

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I'm ofacoEn. The rest Of the summer
ths~ crop just bomed. One day in july,
,Wnen the, snow was nearly gone, we
'2 80 Hto go offts and fan the corn and
W1BeS1he Precipitation off it's forehead
'horDeppeT plant had made it so hdt.
"Ihe snow failing on those peppers
Kept up Loud Kissing sound all sum-
mer. .---..--..
About the middle of July we boys
conceived fine scheme. We began
feeding one Of the COWS vanilla extract
and milking ice cream from her When
we grew tired Of vanilla we fed her
chocolate and SO on. Finally we so
oFerWorked the COW and changed her
Get so often that she became insane
and then gave out sundaes.
"A short time before this one of
!"thers harvest hands became over
heated. He showed all the earmarks
oi sunstrokes. We were in such q hur-
'ry TO get through the harvesting, how
ever, that no, one went for physi-
can. We laid the poor, overheated
CHAP on a snoWdl1ft in fence corner.
Ky noon he was all right with the ex-
cSpllon or chtlblnins on his shoulder
b]adeS
"tDN"I IhS HllQQiG Oh August we
went 10 q Sunday School picnic down
at Noian's Fork Those Of US who
hEed upstream from the place took
CTR ice skates and were there two
hours ahead Of the rest, who had to
ncunder uphill through the snow
dritts. 1t was the only picnic / ever
attended where the ants didn't bother.
IT was huge fun to swing the girls
7nd near them squeal when a big lot
OF snow from an overhanging bough
went down their backs Mile Enright
got mad and went home early because
she thought somebody had stolen her
neck fur. Afterwards it was found in
Jim Harper's overcoat pocket. We
Joked him good deal about Mile
after that
"A thaw that came about the goth
or June did lot OF damage 1t let
TIE ground sink away from all sides
or the sweet potato plants in their
ridges, so that when the next freeze
came two days later, the roots were
exposed and froze up so tight, they
couldn't put out any moro shoots for
three weeks.
1T was nothing unusual for the
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1907-06-13
hElC'LlS0
FEeted By. The
II lscholol Alumni
ELEGANT 1 BANQllElllIll|,,.|g|

The seventh anna al tdeetitE I'll tlSt5s
Charleston High, School Il ithnnt U Ss
ISOLATION took, place hast fiiEi lk 50 ME
High School bniltiHE i. OH
street, and the assoei attor seftyila l
elegant BANQUET n .fnnpFf az its
members, the Glass ok 4 80 4. ;s .sSs,
There wete abbHtl i hund teH brssx
ent, the assembly ;beink mad a tiH W.
the members OF the assocfa 90 M fiIas
guests OF honor, the Hlgh3 Schutot 4 d Srs5
ulty and few Invited st,ests.tS g $is SSs
The earlier part Of, the eveninR
Eas given up to an at0r mai rScebl
tions. the banquet stss inAitig at&S IOs
O'Clock, with l.,ItrUtassor, GeofRG 81
Latdiey as toastIfi ~ >sj 81. 's
followsss ~ IA 81 ;I1'E n
sIhe Glass Of. 1869 Sifiss x ii; /,
sGofR and Msssrs: 81 Leo Wilsoh aha
George Guthrie /ls%,.% : ',[,S 3 y S3EssF i5s
Musings; and Pastsls, Mrs. Mary
McGutgan. mr. ~ 4, : ., =, Sli22';sAI
The Passing: shaw vas ktssn By
Mr., Daidley, and resp oSlA& a 10 Ryf EhsSI
members Of the gtRduatfhk Glars VI
The Height 81 FdtfillMsnE Prithl
pal Eonganecker, OF thesIfiRh School.
.lmpromptu toasts we're; ;$SeM NJ.
sponded to by MISS Mary Patrick. !,
Miss Bird Fontaine; Miss Betty
Stark, Rev. J. E. Keffer, ii. l5istA 81
Kelley, of the Montgom cry PrepRf
tory School. Mr.. Leo Loeb, MrSgWfA
Buck and Mr.. Robert Whittaksr sst
At the conclusion of the basidufsE
the association held it's bisfrl es w s #fyk
sion and elected the following iSlaF
GERS forthe ensuing year: III Pre8f3
dent, w: J. Buck; Vice President
Miss Ruth Eskew; Secretary siss
Elsie Hall; Treasurer, Mi. s. Jesse
Gates o.. ....' -; : 53E' Il F:'g3NI38ssFs
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1907-06-13
SHOT TWO OFF GERS
Desperate at Wuefield Heststs AFsS
rest. ~ ,. y II .t5<<y4

Bluefeld, w. Va, June TAI Ell ~
Der, q railroader, shot and killed on
ce: James Francisco, and shot Tom
Hunt, another oflaer, both ef Ssftfsssan,
were attempting to arrest him. ThISor
pulled his gun as the officers appr6a6ts1
Ell and opened fire. He had three 66Yb
ridges in his gun, and each took 5e0
Two hitting Francisco and 30ii8 W
Ing Hunt, going through Ms hSHSsit nd
8lancing on his ribs. Francisco 81 III
ms gun at Tabor, bus one shelf akY}Ixs
effect, that striking Mm ia ltEs3 81 esS y
r. will recover, Feeling tA$E3SEsas E ~
high as result Of tho shoot III ~
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1907-06-13
Odd Occurrences. I'm tho Hunting Fiel

Odd Occurrences I'm tho Hunting Field
On, the afternoon OF Feb. 8. 1904. the
hounds of his grace the Duke OF Beau
fort were in fulltery- The run had been
long one. aud they knew that the fox
was almost spout Suddenly the scent
turned abruptly from the open, leading
straight into the garden Of a cottage in
the little village eef Castle Coombe.
Those who were; following wondered
fhat had happeaed and were more DIS.
tonished still 10 dee the entire pack,
without checking For an instant, dash
through the open door into the little
room: A shrfff scream was heard, and
when the whipper in threw himself
from bis horse md gained the thresh,
old he saw sighthwhch probably no
fox Hunter has fater met before OF
since. A white faced. woman stood
elasping child II, her arms and right
there In the cradle, from which the in.
fnnt had Just .been snatched, eighteen
couple Of fierce hounds we're struggling
to devour their fox $
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1907-06-13
washington Monument.

The towering Washington monu,
ment, solid as it ls, ,chnnot resist the
heat Of the SUN poured 'oii its southerD
side, on midsummeTs' day without d
slight bending Of tie gigantic shaft,
which is rendered. .fperceptible by
means OF copper wire, 174 feet long
hanging in the center Of the structure
and carrying a plumnst suspended In
d vessel OF water. ~ss>1&...
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1907-06-13
OPENED SALOONS WIDE.
Point Pleasant. Council Sets All Sa.
loOilS Going

1t was reported on the streets Tues
day that the Point Pleasant council
held a meeting Monday and under
authority vouchsafed in the decision
Of the state supreme court issued Ia
censes to all of the salonists who
were put out Of business three
months ago. The saloons were
ready to open in the morning.
This was prompt work on the part
OF council and will be appreciated by
those who have been compelled ia
visit Gallipolis and Middleport to get
their regular toddy.
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1907-06-13
ON STORY OF A RON
which Was Later Denied, Two Mes
Were Arrested ! f 81 4 } 3S

Cincinnati, June 12,Ao,n, . stiis,
strength Of story rsala to have basS
told. by Ed. Nagel, aged lie, Tegartif Sis
The Ryan Soap Furnace mystery. the
police arrested Red Burkhardt ana
Ian O'Brien, but the story was later
rcpudiated by Nagel who daelaRBs fHsSt
he was frightened mtp saying fskkhas
vas not true. According 10 khs std
~ Nagel heard the two meM make SSsss
marks which seemed to Indicate EhsyS
murdered the man and placed him Es
the furnace. = 81. .sSi$.s
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1907-06-13
SECRETARY, METCuIf| assI
Lighthouse Tender Maple Falls kss
Show Up. ON Time. 49, IS

Norfolk, Va, jung la,--No snsssa
was received up TO ten O'clock
forenoon from Secretary MetSalf ,afs
party, who were in the lightship ten
DER Maple, which went to Jamesto8kn
'lsland yesterday morning and was;
due to return yesterday afternoon
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1907-06-13
AT AN OPERA
with King and Queen, Kings At
tcndant Dead,

London, June 11-While King
Edward and Queen Alexandria. were
In attendance tonight at gala per-
Torrance OF an opera, with the
King and Queen of'Denmark as: their
guests, Major-General Sir Arthur
e: A. Ellis, extra equerry to the
King died suddenly during the per-
Torrance.
Death Of General Ellis was due to
heart disease from which he had
long been sufferer.
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1907-06-13
The Clever Nuraa.

G7andmother-Why, nurse, whatevsS
arc you thinking Of to bring 30 youns
hn latant into the open air on 10 COD
and windy a day as tbib7 Nurse Tsi1i
you surely DO, not think that 20 srntian
Child Understands differences in tepas
peratureR Ill Monde Umoristico.
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1907-06-13
Animal Voices.

a cow will moo about an octave; a
dog will bark a fourth. or fifth Of an
octave; a horses neigh IL q descent on
the chromatic scale, While the donkey
will bray In octavcs, NO donkey has
sVer yet given evidence of proficiency
IN the study Of voice production.
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1907-06-13
TO INiPEACH MAYOR
Friends Of DeDoscd Chief Of Police
Are After His Scalp,

Chester, w. Va, June il
Friends of Chief of Police Bonjour,
the deposed official, are planning it Is
asserted, to bring impeachment pro-
ceedings against Mayor Frank Chap
man: It Is declared that this is i'm
possible because the mayor acted ac-
cording TO the municipal and state
laws and that there is no ground
thereby for action. -
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1907-06-13

sAR to freeze suddenly az Il was sTis-
tss lit the Trees aud stab right through
the bark, Some OF the trees were fair
~ bristliug with iciGles. An uncle OF
mime made his fortune that year sel1-
fhg rock candy from. the sugar maple
grove near his house. ~
In many respects. as You will see
from what I've told. you, 1t was q
peculiar Year." ---~- --.'-------z><--
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1907-06-13
30 FoERAtful.

"NVhy DO girls wear enxaSerh Ana
rings" ~
ION fhe san1o principle that persom
hes strihg around bis hnger-So thev
Won't forga& they're engaged"
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1907-06-13
Succ0mM,J

The Youth-Yes, I'm In business 10,
myself, but don't seem to be able to
neet with any success The sage--No
Body ever meets With success, young
nan. He must overtakR it
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1907-06-13
VESSEL Is IN DANGER,

San Francisco, June 12-The
steamer Alcazar parted her lines aft
Needle Rock Inst night and drlfteA
OH a reef The vessel Is in q danger
Gus position, -
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1907-06-13

The tomorrow Of whicti we dram
never eonsa, but ns real tonoorro u
spon arrival is merely a eamn,onxaae ~
Udsy+~New York ISibuns.
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1907-06-13
CENTRAL GgAaltn.

Springfield, A.; South Fgsstd 20.
Dayton, s; Grand Rhnklls. i ~
Wheeling, o. ESk1ssiiiB. 10 5s@55
Terre Hate o.; Cantor. 81
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1907-06-13
Cruel.

Miss Fortysum ners-f had q brS4
obsal last night and refused it, Mlss
Crusher-You are aIwsts thinking OF
H.e welfare OF others, AREN'T you, daars
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1907-06-13

A good way to teach q. child to be
aava IL to behsvs yonrself.--Quinc,
wbig. j.
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1907-06-13

@: i. Lanier, of Huntington, was n
business visitor here today.
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1907-06-13

A. s. Gordon, Of Louisville, Ky, Is
q guest at the KanaWha.
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1907-06-13

Washington. June. h ..-,lwthiie Mo,
word has reached the} nary depaI
ment concerning Secretary MetS&ff
mo apprehension is felt afofi, his saS6 l
ty. If any misfortune has happened:
TO the lighthouse tender, the offisiaifs
here believe it Is slight and that
Metcalf will reach Hampton !Roada
with very little delay: T. ~ = rs
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1907-06-13

: Washington, J6ne IA. diypafch
was received at the navy, deparIina itfi
this afternoon from Secretary Met
calf, dated Fortress Monroe. B, VI
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-11-13

The BozEd - CogntF >etool coUmis-
siO1ers Esss yesterday wisb al rhe
members prese1t ard frznszete1 E1s
following bnsinsss-
Tie request q the trls-ses - tie
Glen BurDfs <ebool f0r IN assistant
teacher fox rbe TO eEszrszg terEs.
was granted Hiss BlzDrhe Pa-rcEE
wzs appointed - assistant rezeh~r-
On rnOg5o1 81 3fr- NgrrzT % was
appr02TI4Eed 70 seeure keys fer the
several tszehers' s0or1s - rie Annap-
oils s~b0oI-
TIE repairs 70 school II. an eoI-
ozsd school, -, sb1eb wers e-1ere1
By NJ Moray wer< sanerio1sd ~
the Board
An assistant fezeler wzs apDsfnss.s
80 the eoIored sezool - Sh4ly -ite-
il 1zs ordered that a. - Dzssford
y authorized - bs5Id fesee around
| school 1of <o- =. isfstrie1-- 3lssh
w5re zftb o1s szr0Eh E5rs % lOp-
TIE Secretary wzs directed s. zd-
Verfise TIE fwO old sebs0l 51lIdiBZs
80 - and 80 Al Tor pablie sale On
e2turd4ys Soft. ~ 2 0-eIoe<-
Tie uDf2yorzbIs report u fie 80
Rotary On TIE Opening % srHoei -
was zccepEsd ~ the Board
TIE Secretary gas directed a. 0rsler
o primary chzTt for fbe Curris lay
school.
The rssfxna1loz 81 3lfss Bertha VIII
fanss. teacher q ia. ard Hiss Axnes
Crawford. teacher 81 school -. were
accepted
TIE -rsquest u 1ffss Lubn- teacher
Of Is. FOR mImeozr2pb. cost Do1 20
exceed 80. zas grznfed-
The matter q ffe arrrn1 n rrrarr q
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-11-13

Suset b4bes q FziryIand- Into fail
Maryland
Borne q ID sings d the Winds thaf
wafs 0'er rs
out q tIs- n1oEheriaHd into this >Outh-
eTland-
FIIIinx the hearts q the motbers
wh0 bore Us
We cosne. = happy band. 0ut % OH
happy LAID
Bearing the banner q good viii be-
fore IS
And here we take our stand. spreading
on exerv bznd
Joy ID the pathway u those Eho
adore Is
Chasing al dOsbt and fear, ripin<
the falling tear
tzused - tbe visit q sOme fell dis
sster
sse briBg yoa hope and cheer. -
eaeb succeeding year
Rolls ~ On golden wheels faster
ard faster.
Rare beauty. love and grace d :
bright. sunny face.
FiIG erery Granny from cellar 10
rafter,
FrOm fhe side open space, By the
huge 6rspIzee-
Ecb0 the ripples Of sweet childish
laughter
Loud crash the rattle q giants in
battle.
Rescued tbrougb the house when
these fairies are playing
SEeeter the fzftIe Of innocent prsttle
Tban sOnx q the binds in fhe green
bra1ebss sBayiBg-
Thus throagb the daytime 81 child
hood znd Daytime
Comes the sweet sounds that c1E
bosom rs5ofces.
And IN tire gaytiue Of LIES early
Mayffua~
s.iadly - list 70 their JubiI1nt
voices.
when fr01 tbs rnezdowland eOmetb
the sbad0wlaDd
Which. Effb grim COLLINS ard piaD-
toms, - teeufngs
Baek 70 their wonderland into their
sIum6erIzDd
Hasten the fairies away 70 their
dreaming. ,. 3 =.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-11-13
GOOD Results


II r1e UEezI1z - IL E1sznszs Han >
AssoezzEzo1 lzs< night tas 1sE sehe,l-
uIs q tie AnzzpaEls & We~r River
Steamboat cozr1ys ~ w1iea the
Sz-ar1zy TIP q The s.-aDsr West
River = 9ouEns1 70 IT, 15Eer
whzrFsz AT AnE4pozLs EAs 4iseuzsel1-
ard Il AS said - several Ee1hs-s
thai ALREADY mzzh good ba1 been CO.
szrred % l0ez1 trade tkEough Ehe
steamer hri1giBg people her~ % 4e2l-
The following rssolu-i0ns vas un4n-
incus5y 41opses1 - th@ sezss 81 rhs
Association
TIE Buslress Mes Azsoel1-iun ~
Annapolis vfsws wiEh interest and
sztisfaeETan rhe aetien 81 the Amnap0-
Is & West River Sts1Enh0Ar COEzparT
IN - Arranging m sehed1is - Ia
rew sxeaztoz< West River a. -
give xhs exclusive ssrvies - ths
steamer o. Saturdays % the rou-s 80
tween this elEF ard he Eess River
ssetfon- zhus zzcr1inx ne me-111rzs
and trz1les-su q A1n1FoIis t1e 1e1e-
ft q : special SATURDAY sr1ssz1ls
fr0-r TIE Iowe- districts - He cess
II
Thss befnz fn1e11ed 20 Iz4-e4ss rhs
srzdfnE an eoR-srzSzI fn1erests %
khe city. zs1 promising rssulls %
great fuporxanee 70 the mswbers a
HIS AsocExs101 AID al eEEzzsst in
business II Anm@polis.
Resolved, Tat tire B1szm~ss 1len >
Ass0eizES0B cordially approrss the
action - 1he AnnzpoEis & Nest
River Steamboat COlap21F- ard eosn-
Dends il 70 ths s1pporr ard pa-rsuage
q or meubers ard The ulsEri2ues
AM sTzsIesuen - tie city zsDeralig-
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-11-13

IL j. 8ndizested f0od int czu>Ss
s0zrnezsznd painful indigestion 10
Dol FoE Indigestion should BE ussd for
relief. KodoI Is . solution u vegetables
acids X digesfs what pos ear, 2 1
e0Trecfs the deficiencies u digesfio5
Kod0I conforms 70 the National P1rL
Food and Drug Tsaw, Sold here b.
reIdneser Ergs- DF1zgissE
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-11-13

A iady eus@EoFner u oers had sufferer
wisk letter for fwo ~ three gezrz- II &c -
aua 90 her ia1sis that she oosh MT attend
~ ker fosnsebosd dnflex. One box q ham
t~rlzin's eaITe cared her, CIiansi,eriain's
ruedicfne4 gre sf1endsd szfssfactiS8 IN fhis
nonsnnnsfy.-N- IL RoDxEY 4 Co, A.
rneuf. Al Ch1nuberizfns fne3icines az
for szie b. Feldzeyer BroS. Drug Store
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-11-13
Notice TO Red Men!

Tie members q Chesapeake TREE
are earnestly requested - be present
- The Co1Del C1zubsr, On FEazels
street On
Thursday Evening, Hos- 1lth.
Buanezs Il Iurorfanee g1i IL trznz-
zeled whfcf wiII - q lnferezf g. e..
and every nenber-
PHIL = PoETEz-
sf-noylz chief q Recsrd
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-11-13

On account = illness IN her family
Mrs L4wreuze BziJgiere has been com
PEELED 10 cali OF ber Afternoons -
home foz the remainder CT this month,
during which she bad arranged 70 re-
ceive Der friends On Wednesday after
no0n- 10th Ir- BafIiisrs and bis
yong son are confined 70 their beds
with typhoid fever
The daily Alaskan., 1907-10-17
''SPUD" MURPHY
 GOAL 0IL VICTIM
AGED HAYNES RESIDENT LIGHTS FIRE WITH REROSEaE CAN AND IRE.
 GENES FATAL INJURIES
(sy United 7ress)

Haines, Oct. l7-While trying to light a fire in the stove in bis cabin last night with kerOsens an explosion cccurrad and Squat Murphy, a we'll known old timer Of this place. was so seriously burned that he may die as a result Of his injuries, It appears that the fire was slow in starting and Murphy poured kerosene on it. ln doing so the can he held exploded His face, hands aud arms are badly burned and grating ol skin will be resorted 10 .in the event the Post Doctor thinks he can save Murphy by doing 50. Four friends of Mir. Murphy have agreed to
 furnish the cuticle ii iJ is needed.
The daily Alaskan., 1907-10-17
LECTURE TOMORROW

Tomorrow evening, at the Methodist Church, Miss Maude Harrison, who for several years was a Missionary in India, will deliver a lecture on Indian mis- s,ouary conditions as seen by her Miss Harrison Is a gifted speaker and her lecture will certainly prove inter- estlng,
The daily Alaskan., 1907-10-17
VANDALS AT F0NTANET
 ARE ORDERED SH0T

cities throughout the country. No de- velopemenls iu the nature of the origin of the disaster have been discov- cred. The hospitals of Terre Haute are filled with injured from this city. Yesterday relief workers were engaged in picking up portions of bodies which had been strewn in all directions and which were buried in trench graves.
The daily Alaskan., 1907-10-17
SRAGWAY
 JURY LIST
NAMES OF MEN CALLED TO SIT ON JURY WHICH WILL MEET IN SKAGWAY
 ON 2OTH OF NEXT MONTH

The following jurors have been drawn for the term of court in this city which begins November 20:
 Haiues-J. c. Morrson.
 Sitka--ThomaS Mooney, John Glenn ents,
 Killisnoo-W. w. Sanderson.
 Juneau-Walter S. Coutant, Jack Rowe, John Bowles, II. A. Bishop, Sim Fireman.
The daily Alaskan., 1907-10-17
ALASKA ENTITLED ID
 HOME GOVERNMENT

would not warrant it. However, he was in favor of home government for the territory and believes that a good government can be maintained by the Alaskan people at less cost than the present one is being had for.
The daily Alaskan., 1907-10-17
FALLS
 SIXTY POINTS
FIGHT BETWEEN STREET GAR COMPANY AND UNIONS IN SAN FRANCISCO
 CAUSIRG GREAT LOSS
tRy United Press.)

San Francisco, Oct. 17-The efforts of the United Railroads company to keep up the strike fight in this city is causing the street railroad company an enormous loss. Bonds of the company formerly selling at l25 are now being thrown ou the market at 65. Dissolu. tIou of the affairs of the company may follow.
The daily Alaskan., 1907-10-17
tsy United Press.)

Fou,anet, Oct. Ex-Governor HanIey has issued orders for the Milicia com panies who are on duty here io shoot looters of the dead A number of rob berries of dead bodies were reported. The city is buryiug the dead, Relief is be- ing offered the stricken town trom all
The daily Alaskan., 1907-10-17
STATE of OHIO, CITY of ToLEDo,l

.
 LUCAS COUNTY
 Frank ]. Cheney makes oath that he is senior partner of the firm of F. J. Cheney & Co, doing business in the City of Toledo, County and State afor- said, and that same firm will pay the sum of ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS for each and every case of Catarrh that cannot be cured by the use of Halls Catarrh Cure. FRANK J. CHENEY, Sworn before me and suscribed ia my presence, this 9th day of December, A. D. 1886.
 (SEAL) A. W, GLEASON,
 NOTARY PUBLIC. Halls Catarrh Cure Is taken internal ly, and acts directly on tue blood and mucous surfaces of the system. Send for testimonials free.
 Sold by all druggists, 75c.
 Take Halls Family Pills for conspit' patton.
The daily Alaskan., 1907-10-17
NOTICE TO CREDITORS

All persons knowing themselves to be indebted to me are notified that l have this day appointed Jerry QuinIan as my authorized agent to collect the same and such parties will kindly make payment to Mir. Quinlan as soon as possible. Martin Conway.
 22l.3t
The daily Alaskan., 1907-10-17
tBy United Press.)

Valdez, Oct. l7-No,ices have been pos. ed by orders Of Governor Hoggatt that the laborers of the d,funct Rey- holds railroad must leave the city at
The daily Alaskan., 1907-10-17
H0GGATT FORCING
 DESTITUTE FROM VALDEZ.

once. Further aid, the notice reads, will be refused all unemployed. Four hundred have already left here for Ca talla and will go to work for the Gug- penheim interests.
The daily Alaskan., 1907-10-17
ELES TOAIGST

There will be a regular meeting of Skagway Lodge No. 43l, Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks, at their hall, Thursday, Oct. F, at 8 p. m. All visiting Elks are invited to at tend.
 NJ. s. Whittier,
 Secretary,
The daily Alaskan., 1907-10-17
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Tacoma Oct. l7-President Conforth of the Alaska Short Line railroad on his return from the North today said that Alaska would never become a state, as the location of the country
The daily Alaskan., 1907-10-17

WANTEC-A girl Co wait on the table. Wages, S75OO month and board and room. Good place to work. Apply Mrs, R. Kelsey, Whitehorse, Y. T, ll9ts
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Juneau Record: The Iowa started out for Skagway with the mail yester- day, but got no further than Douglas. The Lotus then took the mail and made the trip. She is due hack here tonight, but the extremely bad weather will no doubt delay her.
The daily Alaskan., 1907-10-17
ROUND THE TOWN

The Alas san was taken hard to task last night by F. F. W. Lowle and the next day it showed.
 
 Yesterdays fire should oe taken as a warning 10 the owners of old unoccu- pied shacks and cause chem to be re- moved Et once.
 soSo JIM. Wallace, one of the head men of the Yukon, B. C., boundary survey, left last night on the Cottage City for Alberta, Canada.
 ''' Big" Joe Engle, who ID the palmY da, of Skagway was ore of the lead- ing sporting men, left yesterday for Oakland where he will likely go into the saloon business.
  The City Council should not allow the light matter to remain as it is. Lights cost large amount of money aud they should be placed where they will do some good.
 
 "Spud" Murphy, the old timer, who was reported as the victim of a kero- scne accident at Haines yesterday, has many friends in this city who will be sorry to hear of his misfortune.
 
 J. c. Burgess, one of the enterpris- ing residents of Haines, came up on the Cottage City last night and is around haudshalSlng with friends. Mir. Burgess will leave on the first of the coming month for Indianapolis, where he will visit with his father, whom he has not seen ioffiteen years,
The daily Alaskan., 1907-10-17

The best dining room, the best hotel ac- commodations, the most comfort at the Fifth Avenue
The daily Alaskan., 1907-10-17

WANTED-A dishwasher Wages, $50 month, board and room. Apply to The Alaskan office. 22l.lt