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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-12-01
Virginia State
FIRE
INSURANCE CO.,
Organized 1865
Main and Fifth Phone Madison 1000
City 7 axes
Once Collector of City Taxes.
City Hall,
Richmond. Va. November Ia, 1911
NOTICE TO ,HANpAN.I.IiS

Wy flaIl,
Richmond. Va, November Ia, 1911.
NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS.
THE LAST HALF OF CITY TANES
REAL ESTATE AND Personal. FOR
1911, WILL BE DUE IN DECEAIBER
AND IS NOW READY FOR PAYMENT
AT THIS OFFICE.
EVERY MALE twenty-one years of
age. and EVERY person keeping house
or dom Sbnsiness in the city is as
sessed Tor personal taxes. Those who
have not paid any city taxes during
the year will please emil and settle. SO
as to avoid being posted as delin-
qucnts.
GRADING, PAVING, PIPE AND
SEWER CONNECTION BILLS are ulso
due. and will have to be declared de-
linquent IL not paid on or before end
of year.
FIVE PER CENT. Will be added to
last half II not paid on or before DE-
CEMBER Dist
Interest at SIX PER CENT. also at
taches to all bills as soon as reported
delinquent
Particular attention Is called to tho
above as under an ordinance passed
by the City Council there can be no
avoidance OF the penalty.
WASHINGTON WARD TAXES, sc.
must he paid at the office OF DEPUTY
COLLECTOR. Tenth and Hull Streets.
City Collector. city Of Richmond.
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Why not let your money work
for you? We pay three per cent.
compound interest OH savings
Manchester National Bank
and Albert Brown and Leo Wise and
STEMS Orchestra will lead all the rest.
Tribute From Audience

Vollcycd with cheers, Miss Henrietta
Crosman was called to the footlights
at the end Of the second act in the
night performance, and made to re-
spond to the appreciation which greet
ed her and continued throughout tho
performance.
II just can't resist you," she said, IN
that jolly voice Of hers. 1T really is a
day of Thanksgiving, and I am just as
proud and happy about Virginia as you
are" She bowed, and again the big
house rang with applause.
The theatre was filled from pit to
dome. and just ar she was about to
finish ''reconstructing the home" Miss
Crosman was made to feel Il part of
the pleasure she had given to her audi
cnce. AS she finished her simple SEN
fences. she waved n kiss to the house.
and ran behind the scenes. The house
thundcred behind her.
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.BOYENTON FOUND
GUILTY BY JURY
Convicted Banker Sentenced to
Serve Eighteen Months in
Penitentiary.
| speclai . The TImcs. Dispatcl. ]

WarreIt"n. Va. Eoycinbsr 5,--Thc jury in
the case 81 W. II l3oycnton, cashier ot the
Bank of Eppcvvlllc found h!n guilty. as
charged Ia the Indictment. of receiving
m"n"s when lie knew the bank was In
solvent. and fined hin 1906 and tixcd his
sentence In the pcniicn;!ary At eighteen
months. The case was given to the Jury a
% o'clock last niGhi, and inter dclshera;lon
q; an hour and na!f ycrdic; was reach
attorney Collier tor The defense asked ma:
TIC verdict be set aside and argument wifi
e' heard December befor" Judge Turner
H9StntHn vas b4ileh IA tho sum OF Si.cNC.
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TILLETT NAMED
CApTAIN OF TENN

~ meeting o: lie ,ertcr men az ,n.
las; night william Til!et, the :ast 1ta5t..,-
back i,s OF the team. was elec;eI captain ~
~: iheTe We're otht' caudiUatcg bnt TIL
election o; manager tor the team ,yas r.
Tered The question % a couch Tor ~,
year year was discussed. and It j. believed liza;
Bocock VIII again have tharsc az ,gtr ~,
olinians provided he can be Induced ~
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Summary Of Operations of the
Building Inspector's Office
FROM JANUARY TO NOVEMBER aO 1911


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Grown Prince Goes IIun,n

;. Berlin, November 30. Grown
y reacrlck william. although ne YIN
accrnpany the Crown rrinccas CO.
ne hsr from Danzir and Berlin on Deccm-
per :, VIII not remain ia Berlin I'M
VIII 80 TO Silcsia 10 participat, l.,
hunting party. al
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I.EH'NbHFs' va. NoNrmbtr s!-.Ytstcrdny
afternoon al the loinc 81 g. L. coleman In
hNerinont Arcnue. MISS iiary H. f,ainr,i,nii
was married 70 u, Hos.cr. boil o, Cnmn.
pen county Rev ", Tupr, wtacar,s NJ,
"a, nc ,h'h,SS"f- MISS Sniiic Rosser a sister
u. Coleman was tic hest man ''''i "
The evening world., 1911-12-29

other than those received from the
city. the OF which other and
private moneys will hereafter be kept
absolute and distinct and separate from
The accounts OF the moneys received
from the city.
Such Institutions. therefore. refuse 20
be u by any rule or condition re-
curing them to submit such private re-
celpts and disbursements to official ex-
animation. They also take exception
TO the attempted limitation OF what con-
stltutes the care. support, maintenance
and secular education OF the children
committed 10 them. believing that the
meaning OF these words is regulated by
the constitution and the laws of the
state. and cannot be limited by the
Board OF Estimate.
And they claim hat their relation
to the city. as to each person committed
to them. Is under the charter of the city,
az construed by the Corporation Counsel
In his opinion of July % last. a relation
OF contract under which they are paid
specified sums for specified services
rendered"
The evening world., 1911-12-29
CABLE RATE TO BE CUT.

The French Telegraph Gable Company
announced to-day an extension OF its
rates FOR cablc2rams In plain language.
hitherto confined to messages between
this country and England. to Germany
and France.
Under the new arrangement. messages
written In plain language. In words OF
not more than fifteen letters, will be
sent at ,nf the rate formerly charged
for messages In q or plain
language. the charge for which has
heretofore been the same. The mes
sages must be written either I'm French
or In the language OF the country
where they originate. Fun rate mes
sagcs VIII have precedence over those
sent by the new rate.
Under <his Arrangement, which zoe,
into effect Jan. J.. the plain language
rate from New York will he 1913 cents a
word, from Philadelphia II cents, and
from Chicago III cents.
The evening world., 1911-12-29
DROVE DOWN A STREET
WITH HIS WAGON ATTIRE.
Duff Thought Those Who Gave
Warning Were Joking Until
Coat Began To Blaze.

John Dun of No. 800 West street ~
Street Cleaning Department. John took
the Job during the recent strike. AL
most every day he has been the butt OF
Jokes the jokers being the street clean
ers Who went on strike and lost their
Jobs. John was driving along Canal
street near West Broadway to-day. his
wagon nllcd with waste paper. Some
small boys were playing with tin cans
IN which fires were burning.
One OF the boys threw his can onto
the wagon. John drove complaccntly on
his way. not seeing the fire hat ragged
behind him.
Hey. you're wagons anrc." yelled a
man from The sidewalk.
John winkcd at him and smiled. No
one was going to fool John lie had met
Jokers Of late. Others warned him. but
John simply ~inked and ict it go at
that.
AZ tho car, was turning into Rcnwlck
street Johns back felt as though he had
been reclining against a r,d-hot stove.
D." took one look AMI jumped for SAFETY.
| with his coat afre. while he was fran
t;cally unhitching his horses from the
burning wagon some one turned In az
alarm.
This was the result: -Four hlgh-prcs-
sure gon two hook and ladder
trucks. n water tower. n deputy chief,
two battalion chiefs and the Fire Patrol.
one squirt OF u nose put out the fire.
The evening world., 1911-12-29
0RLAND0H HARTMAN
DIES
AFTER OPERATION
Brother of Railroad Wizard, 65
Years Old, Had Long
Been III.

Orlando Hartman died early to-day AT
DR.. John H. Walkers %Sanitarium. No,
- East Thirty third street. following an
operation 20 relieve complications re-
sui,ant upon . long standing attack Of
diabetes. Mr.. Hartman was tho only
surviving brother OF the late u. II. liar-
rIman and lived Mt tao Hotel Majestic.
street. with ais wife. who was Mrs.
Itoss Bsrreliton o: England.
The initial llncss which eventually
brought about tho death OF Mr.. lIarrI-
ago. Every medical bcnent that money
could command was invoked IN vain.
Three wonks ago arrangements were
made 10 take Mr.. Hartman TO Florida.
but o. the last moment Il was found
that he was too YEA TO make the Jour.
ney.
The day after Christmas he was taken
from tip, hotel 20 the annltarium by d.
r@eelion OF John ,. fragan. An opera
ton Was advised and .C.fo:mcd,
D''e'e" thurman was porn olNty'
nve years nso at ~. Georges I,ectory
Hen.2stsad. J.. l.. where his father was
In charge OF an E~plscopsiian church
He was tho second con Of the family
Tho next born to the elder Hartman
and h. wife was u. n. Hartman. des.
tuned 10 become ths greatest railroad
wizard In the history OF this country.
r3,e genius Of e, II. Harripan was 90
tr~ahsccndcnt that he dominated public
interest IN the family. whiio he wal
making his way upward In Wall street.
Orlando Hartman was plugging along
In real estate IN Brooklyn.
Not until some eight or nine years
ago did Orlando Hartman become
prominent In the public eye. although is
had long enjoyed high standing In busi.
ness o.rcles.
II was Orlando Hartman who con
csivsd tho idea OF taking hold u
Brighton Beach ana making a yea
round resort OF that section OF seaside
lie acquired the Brighton Baths ant
bought large sections Of acreage aloni
the beach front. with tho assistance 0
active showmcn he promoted aIhusemen
features which have spread Gone,
island I the eastward almost AZ far u
Manhattan Beach.
1t was Mr.. liagrlmsn's ambition I,
make Brighton Beach a second Atlantis
Guy. MS Venture Is believed TO hav'
been profitable. as far AS II went.
Mr.. Hartman had no children. IL
had no liking for banking or raiiroa,
manipulation and was never lntcrestc,
The evening world., 1911-12-29
LISBON CLERGY PROTEST.
went Dasishmcnt Edtrt Against
Ngr. hello Withdraw.

LISBON. Portug,i a. bee. @-Nisr, An
thesy Nsndes Belio. tie Patriarch ~
IAsbon. and the Bishops of the various
oeovinces sent a collective letter to-day
70 the Portuguese Itepubllc asking It 10
withdraw the decree OF hsnishment is
suel yesterday against MGR, Bello. the
Bishop of Guarda, aud toe adminls,ra-
tor Of the diocese OF oporio.
The prelates declare that the decree
. violation OF the Portuguese con-
Otitu<lon. which guarantees the liberty
q the Catholic Church,
The evening world., 1911-12-29
INTERPOlATED A WEDDING.
Oiaucr Gwests ~sWrprtscd ~ AIdrick
Tunction In Wivcrhrnd.

RlNERliEAD. l" J., Dec. 9-The
thlr,N.nNe guests who had been bidden
to y holiday dinner Mt the home Of Mr.,
and Mrs. Charles II. Aldrlr', I'm this
village, last night. were nightly sir.
prisud when thoro as a sudIca ait IN
the festivities. \ friend of tho faulty
went to the plano ana struck mp q wed
ding march," ana Miss Flora Belle AID
rirh, the pretty daughter OF the host
and hostess, and Robert H. rutthill ~
Mattituck got an 10 be married,
The Rev. ". H. Fitch, who WIS n
guest. wa. called from his seat at the
tabN 10 perform the ceremony. and at
It's conclusion festivities were csumed
The evening world., 1911-12-29
Crawford slons With Detroit.

Dt'rh0fr. Mich. Dec. @.-sam Craw-
ford, riglft1eld"r and star ba,sman. has
signed :. lm2 contract with the Detroit
American League Baseball club. II was
announced to-day.
The evening world., 1911-12-29
TRAIN KILLS BROTHERS,.
J'Wo In WAGON strucL ~ Crossing
Near .oWth NiNcr, ". ).

SOUTH RIVER, y. j., Dee. 9.-rwo
\ alrymen were killed by a freight train
- the Raritan River Railroad near
Afce's Corner to-day. The incn were
&pthers. Paul and Alexander Ilnter.
olols team OF horses We're Killed and
Ne wagon demolished.
- high wind prevented them from
~ = train. which was being
The eroSaing.
The evening world., 1911-12-29
Jag ON QU|N|NE
STlRS HURRICANE
MASEEP|NG COP
Reserves and Ambulance Sum.
moned When Brooklyn Blue
coat Begins 10 Dream.
WIFE CALLS FOR HELP.
Magistrate Tells Victim of
Strenuous Dream 10 Steer
Clear of Drug.
WIFE CALLS FOR HELP.

patrolmsn Hush Edwards Of the Fifth
strest station was arraIgned IN tho
0AAas Avenue Police Court to-day on n
charge Of Observation-Disclosures. Ills
oo0ely little bride. Bertha. Who had
eaMeA out al tho reserves from the
HAMBURG avenue station and two Ambu-
lshess from the Brooklyn Hospital. was
also In court. shedding tears u sob.
hing softly while MAGISTRATE voorhees,
isctured on the abuses OF a%ulnlnc. and
then suspended sentence. When Hugh
was released Bertha melted into his
Arms ana left court under the big
shssssrn6 wing of the giant cop.
' Hurricane" Hugh. ms he was known
cut h Noatsna in his cowboy days.
81 homo to his little nat on
the sscond foor Of No. 1883 Irving
avanss. Brooklyn. at o'clock
y~soesr1ay afternoon. His wife was a,
the 1e9 70 greet him and NO was their
iites white aud brown poodle. Trouble.
iivGh hAd been taking . little auinins
81 end On during the day TO assuage
~ eoaA end after he had had q snack
- ~ turkey and coffee he told bertha
~ his sars each contained = highly
ssUnass1 beifry.
'roox A DRINK. ONE PILL AND
WENT TO elGGP.
xn..A yvs> ga A-u-L Aas- --ts .... ).
he oA6s4 go I'll take another OF those
pi1D end just . arop Of whisksy to
wa1h u down. Then I'll 30 to bed and
80 . Oeed long slesp."
Mn. Hurricane Hugh was sewing
anl sinOtaG In . front room when
Trouols. the poodle. justined hia name
~ tsoeflao into his masters apartment
an1 hsV9lne up onto his chsst. Just
- ehA4 memsnt the Aumbercr was pass.
ios Through the red phascs Of . quinins
Aroosl. He was back on the range
rs1laG Through . narrow sulch studded
VITA covss and out Of rach cave pro.
trUoed We long head and neck OF q
frtoaiy bear.
~nDawn. bu lets ana warwhoops mingled
eaat mighty s,rusGle. not TO mention
uss-..~",s .. ''.e afeunNe
ak.cus.s .sA ~. .' .o" nv nat
M : "an sne hou.
eurgiars haA climbed into her IIugh's
window aAd were numbering lin.
""ves ~"o AmeOkANC9e
hvRRv 70 THE SCENE.
The nsishbors could hear fusiIads
after fusilAde. warwhoop after war.
~hoops end Instead OF Mn 10 Mrs
"Hurricass' Hugh.s aid they bufusd up
the11 ts,sohene wires with summonses
Ter police and hospital aid.
The battle with the grizzlies had
ceased and all was quiet when two
patrol wagons and two ambulances
drew up TO the dasr. oersu. Julius
psttingiil LED the fourtssNs Reserves up-
stairs, followed By Dr. Wo,yerton ana
his corps OF internes. A thousand
n~elghbors OF Hurricane" Hugh who
hod gathered on tho pavement Auts,dc
reckoned the total dead IN scores.
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He's Sure You Have Her and
He Wants HW Back-"Pat-
sy" and "Jamie," Answer!
POSTAL CARDS HIS CLUE.
Mr.. Hamilton, Nearing We'd
ding Anniversary, Sends Out
Appeal for Missing Spouse.

A thick.st, Notwithstanding man o
stature. with INC ,ppearance oil
dc.ccut 81, down ana wro,,
49,. ....u.,.a
" ~" h'v'n"s Wo'"
,,rs',o."s - n,,,, /, uo,,,a ute
IN lnnv whether my vife IL dead or
auvs have lrnvir.I M an our
,,lo,Iv.. AMI friends bu, can learn
no,rirv ,,n,n then,
..If YOU will. through your psper.
ak che N ar,ie. hpown IN ,ne only nv
,h.lr ,o.,a, card signature. of
Father Patsy and jamie gentle
mon a. bermuda. wh6' were about
AprIl , sending postal cards to one
.Miss---
"Did they know that she was no
Miss but a Mrs. ana do they know
Il now?
do they know that they were the
cause OF breaking up my home and
other before lonR7
ID they know that n they are
found out to have known these
things. they may look for the WORST
III they have been misied into be-
Ileylns sine was a single woman and
there il any manhood In them, I
.ho,i, nv an carly rcply. All the
.ne.a.u.n.. 30. IN nv ,o.....ion
p"".' - III. ~ ..
"e'"e"'a''' ' ~ ~
takc noucc' ,.,,a
'bEN'NMlN ", h~NMiLIoN.
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Made in the same style as the Mems It
shades, long cut and military collar, afford
ample protection in an ordinary shower.
81 80 for Coats / to A Sizes
$3.50 for Coats l6 to 70 Sizes
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Lord by attending divine services. AL
though a respected member of the Meth
odist Episcopal church, her sympathies
extended far beyond UNCONVENTIONAL
barriers, and she found sweet fellowship
among christians of all denominations,
and enjoyed to worship with them. The
singing of hymns was a special delight to
her, and it seemed most appropriate that
a well selected quintette should have been
chosen from the Presbyterian and M. T..
churches for the funeral services, which
was composed of Mrs. Sharpe, Mr.. Gill,
Mrs. Shriver, Linus Shriyer and Miss
Elya Lanson. The services were held at
the residence of Mr.. and Mrs. G. T. An
derson, Sabbath afternoon at O'Clock,
and were in charge of her pastor, the Rev.
W. o. Calhoun, who was assisted by the
church. The floral offerings were beauti
ful and abundant, which attested the es-
TEEN in which Mrs. Garfield was held, as
well as by the large number of friends
who had the privilege OF attending her
funeral. And, as the peaceful shadows
we're falling over the western hills, the
remains of the beloved mother and friend
were laid to rest in our beautiful RIVER
side cemetery to await the coming of our
Lord.
WHITNEY.
Mrs. Christiana Whitney died Sunday
morning, June II, 1911, at the home Of
her daughter, Mrs. M. N. Gilbert, in
West Hickory, Pa, after an illness of
four months, of dropsy. The deceased
was the daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs, Thomas
McFadden and was born in the month Of
July, 1922, near Meadville, Pa. With
the exception of about twelve years
which she spent with her daughter in
West Hickory, almost her whole life was
passed in Crawford county. EARLY in
life she was united 10 marriage with
Noah Whitney, with whom she lived
happily until his death twelve years ago.
| She was woman of kindly christian
character, beloved by all who knew her.
Four daughters survive her, as follows:
Mrs. M. N. Gilbert, West Hickory; Mrs.
w. II. peHart, Findlay, Ohio; Mrs. Mar
garet Beeman and Mrs. j. D. Gilbert,
| Tryonville, Pa. A short funeral service
was held at her daughters home in West
Hickory, conducted by Rev. G. A. Bar
nard. The body was taken to Tryonville,
where services were held at the home OF
Mrs. j. d. Gilbert, Tuesday afternoon at
four o'clock. Interment in the Tryon-
Vile cemetery.
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-tlsn ior Dass tomorrow.
oil market closed at sl.3O.
is your subscription paidP
You can get it at Hopkins store. II
Laurel is in full bloom and abundant,
and as pretty as ever in pink and white.
The young ladies have issued invita-
tions for dancing party in Bovards hall
next Monday night.
The Epworth League will serve ice
cream and cake in the basement OF the
M. Il. church, Friday evening, June 23d,
at 1880
There will be an examination, for
pupils outside the Boro limits, desiring
to enter High School, held in Mr.. Feips
room, June 2lst.
No preaching services in the Presby-
teran church next Sunday on account
of the PASTORS absence. Sunday School
and Endeavor at the usual hours.
Wood frame Spring Tooth Drag, $3.50.
Steel frame Seventeen Tooth Lever Drag,
$3.50.
Tionests, Pa. II. G. MAPEs.
The children of the late Mrs. S. s.
Garfield desire to thank their friends for
kindnesses shown in their bereavement
and for the beautiful flowers contributed,
WANTED. Railroad Cross Ties. We
buy all kinds and pay cash. The Berry
Co., Oil City, Pa
If l.. A. DAVIS, Agt., Tionesta, Pa
We are crowded for both time and
space this week and are obliged to omi
correspondences from Otter, Whig Hill
and Nebraska. Sorry, but 1t can't bt
helped.
Arthur Carson, son of Mr., and Mrs
Jesse Carson, of Smoky Hill, dislocstet
his right wrist by fall, Sunday. DR.
Dunn went out and rendered the neces
sary surgical aid.
There is still lot of room at the toI
of the strawberry boxes for The gooC
strawberries this season. We are in
clined to wait and see what the "hom,
crowns" will do for us.
The annual Sunday School conven
ticn for Forest county will be held a
Kelettvile next Tuesday and Wednes
day, June 20 and 81. An interesting pro
grim has been arranged.
The Forest Barge Co. had ten barge
and Collins, Darrah Il Co. six boats ant
eight bsrges here waiting to get out las
night for Pittsburg, should the rive
reach sufficient stage,
1t is worse than useless to take an.
medicine internally for muscular o
chronic rheumatism. All that is neede
is free application of Chamberlain
Liniment. For sale by all dealers.
Attention is directed to the full pag
ad. of the Monarch Clothing Co., Oil City
in today's REPUBLICAN. By sharp pric
cutting they are making strong bid 70
public patronage at their June sale.
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At Charles A. AndersOn's Greenhouse,
IiOnesta, Pa.

Towering PLANTs.-Asters, 25c per
doz.; Pansies, 25c per doz.; Single Pc
tunias, 4Oc per doz.; Salvias, 4Oc per doz.
/ off on all the above prices.
VEGETABLE PLANTS. EARLY Cabbage,
25c per 100; Celery, SOC per 100; Tomato
Plants, l5c and 25c per doz. If
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1911-06-14
LOCAL AND MISCELLANEOUS.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

Levi x Co. Ad.
hammers. Ad.
Penn'a Ry. Ad.
Carlon Il Co. Ad.
Max Jacobs. Ad.
Boggs 4 Bull. Ad.
The Printz Co. .Ad.
Oil City Trust Co. Ad.
Tionesta Hardware. Ad.
Smart & Silberberg. Ad.
C. A. Anderson. Reader.
Monarch Clothing Co. Page Ad.
Tionests Twp. Auditors Report.
G. II. Anderson. Executors Notice.
Forest County National Bank. Ad. and
Statement.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1911-06-14
Drilling Tools and Rig for Sale.

Complete set Drilling Tools Except
ropes) and including Cropp Rig, and
Boiler and Engine. Lowest price ever
heard of for the outfit.
Tionesta, Pa. II. @. MAPEs.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1911-06-14

The uniform success that has attended
the use of Chamberlain's Cole, Cholera
and Diarrhoea Remedy has made IL a
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1911-06-14

The woman of today who has good
health, good temper, good sense, bright
eyes and lovely complexion, the result
of correct living and good digestion, wins
the admiration of the world. If your
digestion is faulty Cham berlrin's Stomach
and Liver Tablets will correct it. For
sale by all dealers,
The daily Alaskan., 1911-12-16
Only A Matter
 Of Choice

Each day sees the joyous Yuleude uea-e- at hand and the question as -a what to give is stu unsettled. This should be the least of youT
 what should bother you is "Enat not Co give
 At ho reduced prices for which ! am selling my Christmas stock and aa unlimited selection in each depart
 from which to choose I have made this years holiday shopping 8 matter or convenience and joy. Ear assortment oinew goods arriv- .ha last boat
 Nayur before has my stock been s complete. Diamonds. watches, cut hand painted china, siIyerware,
 sa-s. military hair brushes.
 and smoking sets. manicure
 stick and hat pins. furs, h. .wius and Native made copper silver tgwelry. are but few Of @ thousands uf articles We have on
 would yake caalog To
 .H.n aTl
 uae- also that prizes worth are .1 be given away by me on
 uas Eve Wib every dollar .-.aase. You are entitled to a chance -N.-usg. the Pioneer Toweler.
The daily Alaskan., 1911-12-16

 FOR XMAS

In looking around ptor Christmas presents it would pay and please you see what you can get at Britt's Pharmacy. Gun. stock of Guuther's famous Christmas Candies is the pest and most tasteful that ever anne to Skagway. Our hand painted rhlna makes suitable and appropriate fs to any one, and SO does our ele- ant line of leather goods. Our toek of toilet sets, manicure sets, -aveIinc sets and roll-ups are of the best money can buy. Our Christmas stationery and fountain pens and perfume also are of new and dainty design. and make the difficult prob .em Of finding "a Christmas gift easy. Both goods and gifts are guaran- .,pd to give sabsfaCtion.
 VIM. BRITT.