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Daily train service (ecjept Sundays)'will be maintained
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Skaguay, 012 Second Ave.,
Alaska Seattle, Washington
White Pass & Yukon noute
1IME TABLE No. 87.
Dail/ Except Sunday
N«*. I, N. Bound
1st Class
0:80 a. m. Leaves
13:03 p. m. "
12:45 p. m. **
1:40 p. nv. **
3:20 p. tn. "
5:SO p. tu. Arrives
8KAGWAY Arrives
WHITE PASS Le»*ee
LOO CABIN "
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WHITSHORSE "
rw»n(iri nost be at depot 1« time to have Baggage Id
•fKrUiI and checked. Inspection is (topped 80 minutes before
le»rta« time of trains.
190 pounds or baggage will be checked free with each full
tare tick** and 75 pounds with each half fare ticket.
No. 2, 8. Bound
1st Class
4:50 p. m.
3:20 p. m.
9:30 p. m.
1:50 p. m.
11:43 a. m.
»:00 a. ■».
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Only One "Bromo Quinine"
Whenever yon feel a cold coming on
think of the full name LAXATIVE
BROMO QUININE. Cures a Cold in one
day. Cures Grip in two days. Look fot
.signature of E. W. Grove on the bos. ?.bc
Subscribe tor the Dally Alaakao.
New Low Fares Effective Aug. 20
Through tickets from S. E. Alaskan porta to Min
neapolis. St. Paul, Chl<ago and all points Busc
will be on sale vis Seattle and tins "Milwauk.ee"
llailwaj- at the new low fares on and aftef August
20th by the Alaska. S. 8. Oo^ Pac. Alaska Nav.
Co.., and the^E order Line. Full information from
*. 8. Ag«-nts at Skagwaj.
Chicago, Milwaukee and St. Paul Railway
EL J. Shaw,
R a Weir
f Skagway A. E. Harris, T.P.A.
(Agents Juneau, Alaska
UIWI5 \M LtlilUnt bl
PROF. HERMANN S. HEW
A large number of th/e» people ol
Skagway and vicinity iuiU ijuiie a
nuinbtr of vifedtoira litre on u tour
o'~~ttie itul iu« pleasure or
h-eurin^ frol. lie.lng, ol Bostom,
lecture last Saturday evening; a*.
KIks tl^u on Ctu'isttau Scieuoe. The
sueuktr u-l 'lie evauiug was iutr»
duceti oy Airs. Alariba is. Keller,
wuo 8«»jd:
About i'llty year's ago Mrs. Alary
Baker liduy discoverlu and 1'oun.u
ed a religion—a religion as olu. as
'.Ira worm and aa aew as tue prus
uj( moment. XUis religion Airs.
i-Xt!- u-ined ClU'lstiaii^ science-.
Cnrifiiian, because it is tue same
•is v\ a i Uugat and practiced Oy
Jesus tue Luiiist. many years ago,
dCL'uuet-, ail tout
uiotiutu ior it was pii>\eu i^Al ro.
n.uuy iuuuugni ueiuujjou^iuju to oe
ausoiuteiy tiue bexcxe sne gave it
to r e world. Tliat tiie trutii
about i'lu°i. nail Suience iuay be
made iiunvn to jyu, and linut tuo
tiiUntio oi UvuLA and prejudice
may be bi'UsoiieU from your minus,
you ti-^e Ooeu inviteu. ueae tnis,
evauiug to lasLuu to a lecture, u-4
Cuts suujcct.
n%. wipfl R7rt nf ficieneA and
iiv.aJi.li with Key. to '-hq Scriptures
wni'u oy tiua noble. nfuwuau, may
be louml these lines, ''Millions oi
unprejudiced minds—simple suck
ers io»- irutli, weary wanderers
ailum in tue desert—are weening
luirt waiting ior rest and ariun.
Uive tneni a cup of cold writer iu
Curiv'. o i.anie and never f»ur the
consequences." iu CnrisUa Scienc
id iound Uie cup of colli water—'re
coiTe it aud drink i' iu the name
(,f tat. savior, Christ, Truth, and
you will never again be atuirst anu
you Will iiud rwit and peace.
For tlie great, privilege QI this
itciiir« iu Skagwuy, the first over
given here, we are indebted to the
Juutau Caristiaa Science society,
an authorizes! organization, uuuei
tlie laws and by-laws of The Moth
er Church. Heretofore skagway
ha* Lad only pioueor work; tout
now tliat our numbers are luoreas
iug, we will soon have an author
ized Christian Science Society.
Tie lecturer ior tlie evening is
a member oi the Board of Lecture
ship ei Tae Mother Church, The
First Church oi Chrisi, Scientist, of
Boston, Massachusetts, cud 1 am
gl;,j oi 'lie privilego to introduce
to you Professor Hermann S.. Her
ing C. c. B., of Concord, New
Hampshire.
i'rof. Heaing Said:
Christ Jesus, tlie great, physician,
tlie C'ivine healer, lias icr all times
set mv standard of perfec* healing
i>eioxe uuinanity, and tuat many do
not yet believe iu his gocpel re
sults irom a lack of understanding
o' »he U'Utj nature and philosophy
of th*- so-called miracles which he
pcric lined. His euiicai teachings
are very generally accepted even
by agnostics; although, the spiri
tual record^ of the healing work as
a t»art oi bis divina mission, meet
w::h dissent irom many of the cul
tured pecple of today.
Tue gospels record many in
stances oi thq healing o£ physical
disease '.•» Christ Josus and his
disciple*; he restored a withered
baad he healed an impotent man
aud a man born blind; he healed
paraljiis, dropsy, hemorrhage,
leprosj, epilepsy and violent in
sanity, and he raisod the dead.
Furthermore he specifically1 com
maudeu his disciples that they
should continue his healing wc>k.
Peter. John, Philip, Pau'. and oth
er followers healed paralysis, de
formity, insanity, lameness, and
also ja.se-- the dead, iu connection
with I heir misaianaTy work; in fact
haal.tg was practiced Quite gen
erally among the early Christians.
All those who admit that Chris
tian healing is even desirable can
but welcome a consi leration of
wha* i* vrould involve, what it
would depend upon. Let ua con
sider, therefore, whether there is
a 3ci°:ice, a Principle and law which
ra-i be applied, and how this appii
cat jcu can be made.
The fact that Christian Science
jeals can -readily be determined by I
any sincere investigator, and the
supporting evidence reveals its co
incidence with spiritual healing,
thus proving this healing to be
true and possible today and es
| tablisb'ng the fact that Christian
I ''ci'uce is Messianic.
| According to the Scriptural ac
counts, the healing wrought by the
i Ma" er and his disciples, was ac
' eompUshed through mental or spir
itual means alone, thus through
some action of thought. Christian
Science healing Is brought about in
thf» same way., i In both, the heal
| and we are thus led to> examim
jiuio tke nature oX Alind and mini
| actiua. , 4
laristiau Saloacq toackea ilia
M.»u lb tiiut SVUdCdj) tilULkb, tlia
wnicn expi**btm itself in iaeas, iu
'entente, cuu^u0,ui»iifct. 'liiuu i
ib luu basis of all maniioatatiou
ilia i'nucipitj and luteingemce o
lua universe.
i liib divuio actuality. Is tua sclcn
title b^'s on waicl^ all Carlsiiui
u«auus is demonstrated, Uii© di
y;«t l'riueipU) wiioeq uiilimi'ed puv,
vr 1. utUiabd iu tn« overcoming oi
•>m a ad nickaess.
Xliu ti-ea m one oi tko initio,
aw, •si.tuiuai »t«p*> in tha Scieoict
oL Christian, .heading—recount
Uc.u cr tiie unreality ojj all tua.1
tt'Uiiii is ■■ 111 iif*t God, that it lia;
out a seeming and. not an actuuj
oxu'tnce.
i'iie order of sciesntiliq Christiai
jeauat inerenore ia expressed tirsi,
in tut knowledge of perfect God
and pertect man, followed by the
recognition of Uie erroneous nature
oi 'in-eastsin and all that is un
nkie uod; Umn in the application
oi absolute truthj to. tha elimina
tion oi errors, that right, harmoni
cas conditions max Ira eatabliaued..
liiB love and gratitude which
Chr.'s'ian scientists feel ; toward
Airs, liudy is not to bo woncteredi
at. wiits one taken into aocount tiie
gicut good wiu&U lias come into
tue r iiv s as tha ret>ul'i of liar
teachings..
TJhj wnole world is indebted to
ner tor her Scientific! audi si>iritum
interpretation of th>a Bible, espec
ially >ne words and works of tne
jduotex and for ner demonstration,
ol tUf U'uili of Ms teachings, in
lace oi tiie so-called Higher
jrilicjfcm and thQ doubly respecting
tbe correctness of muchj Scripture,
teaching and til© possibility of
Cni ist J esus' commands, Airs,
i'lddj i proof that the Bible te
irJo stands out as the greatest,
ui''8t signuioant achievement of thi
age, lir hereby the trutii, of Chtris
nauiiy ana tua rightness of its
oasis is scientifically established.
Alrs iiady early; learned that
tat Bible is the word of God, the
soir.'ti'al teaaher oi the ages-. She
tu.ne<l to it for light and lead
ing when human ways and means
failed to give health and hope. In
i's iutpire<l pages she found Cnria
tiau suence, the spiritual fultil
meu* oi Jesus' teachings and Pi
tied jnd she thus rediscovered the
Sciiucj of Christianity.
To Chmtiaa Scientists Mrs.
Eddv io a living example of the
triumuh of faith in God, a faith
daop aud vital because rooted in
spiritual experience. Shie knew God
urigU . She looked to divine in
telligence and proved that God is
Mind. £he was governed by spiri
tual law and proved that God is
principle. She looked U> God for
health and proved Hun to be Life
She lO'Cd all mankind and proved
taat Uod is Love. She gave all
lor the "pearl of a great price," .he
knowiedg - of God, and offfir^d it
to the ho rid.
Christian Science is the renais
sance o* Christianity, the -re-birth
and re-ef.tablishment on a scientific
demofif trable basis, of the Chris
tiaul'jr which1 Chrsit Jesus taught
auu practiced. It is the fulfil
ment of his mission of bringing to
thje world salvation from sin, sick
ness and death. Ita modest
achievements of today prove the
truth 4of its Principle and rule and
ouaMe any sinoere eeeker to begin
►o live it.. It is a clarion call to
every aspdring heart, to awakjen; to
the present} privilege of freedom and
spiritual authority over human, ills,
and to demonstrate that the day
of human redemption is at hand.
Good Change.
"Auntie, can you change a dime for
me?"
"How do you want It changed,
dear?"
"Into a quarter, please."—Boston
Transcript.
Hydroaeroplane#.
The Idea of the hydroaeroplane was
suggested In patent specifications by
Hugo Matollath of New York In 1899.
but It had Its practical origin in Glenn
Curtiss, who added floats to the aero
plane with which he was experiment
Ing over Lake Keuka in 1908. These
were placed under each wing, so thai
In case of accident the machine would
not sink. Lnngley and others had
"made their exiverlmental flights ovei
bodies of water for like reasons."
Probably the first to make the floats
an Integral part of his machine was
Fabre. who on March 28. 1910. mad<
the first flight with a practical hydro
aeroplane at Martignes on the Seine
Curtiss soon abandoned floats and bull
boat bodies, and for this accomplish
ment he received the Aero Club o
America trophy In 1911.
airs. iianaoui—now aiu you come to
fall so low?
Trump—It's a long story, mum, and
Is now in the hands of my publishers.
I'm oil my way to New York now to
correct the proofs.—New York Globe.
For Example.
""What's a boulevnrdler?"
"See them fellers sitting on crates In
front of thut groggery?"
••Yep."
"They'd be boulevardiers if they had
a little coin."—Kansas City Journal.
Variant Response*.
The Jokes thai pe.jplo glvo and take^
Tl'ey can't be all admired.
What makes one person lau_.1i will make
Another person tired.
—Washington Star.
Happy Thought.
Miss Aslcit—Does your husband
smoke those cigars you gave him for
his birthday ?
Mrs. Nuwed—He smoked one and
said he would keep the rest to remind
him of my kindness.—Missouri Mule.
Sure Thing.
X^CIIC i(vw nwuicuicu
have already fallen In Europe:
Ida—Wish we were there, dear; a
couple of them might fall for us!—Ex
change.
If It Is Let.
"Blood will tell." said the man who
shaved himself and didn't want peoplr
fo know It
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BIUGWAY ALASKA
WILLIAM PALLISTER, M. D.
(Formerly of 8«*ttle)
Specialist tl the treatment of
cltnffrf and deformities of the
•ye, ear, Dome and throat.
Offlc®: GoldBteU Building. Ju
■eau, Alaska.
W. B. STOUT
A I < o I ■ • 7 A » Law
Practico 1b all courts
la Tarritoir of Alaaka
Haicea — Alaska
To Cure a Cold in One Day
i'ake LAXATIVE BROMO QUININE
ablets. Stop the Cough and Headache
iind work off the Cold. Druggists refund
money if it fails to cure. E. W. Grove's
lignature '$ on each box. 25 cents.
I Mu 11 y Alaskan I'eoplo Have Found
Ilils ta be True
Are you wretched in bad weath
er? i
Dce» ©very cold settle ou youi
kidneys?
l»f es your J>iLcJc ache and become
weak?
Are urinary passages i-rregul..
and distressing?
These syniptome are cause to
suspect kidney weakness.
Weakened kidneiTB need quick
helv
Dean's Kidney Pills are especial
ly prepared for weakened kddnys.
Uratefui people recommend tnem
Wil.'lam c. Russell, re lined farm
er, 366 Valencia St., San Francis
co, CaJ., &aya: "Many colds and
dayg of long liours and. straining
wo."k caused my kidneys to give me
a let of trouble.. Pains seemed
•a settle In the small of my back
and tbe suffering 1 endured was
terrible. Every bit of strength
left me. and my kidneys acted too
often, annoying me at night. Doan's
iKdney Pills acted as a tonic to
my kidneys and proved of gTeat
Price BOc, at all dealers. Don't
simply aek for a kidny remedy—
S•* Dou'e Kidney Pills—the same
tkat Mr. Russel had. Foster-Mil
bun i\„ props., Buffalo, N. T.
Catarrh Cannot I3e Cured
with LOC.M. Ai'l'LK ATiONS. as they
cannot reach the £eAt of the disease. Ca
tarrh it* a blood or constitutional disease,
ami in ordei in cure It you must take in
ternal remedies. Hull's Catarrh Cure is
laken internally, and acts directly upon
the blood and mucous surface. Hall's
Catarrh Cure is not a quack medicine. It
was prescribed by one of the best phy
sicians in this country for years and is
4 regular prescription. It is composed of
■he best tonics known, combined with the
oest blood purifiers, aeiiner directly on the
mucous surfaces. T p.rfeet combina
tion of the two Inrredif-nts Is what pro
luces such wondi. .'ul results In curing
catarrh. Send for testimonials, tree.
P. J. CHENEY & CO.. Props., Toledo. O.
Sold by Druse*?!-, prfre 75c.
Take H?ll's Family Pills for lonstlpatlon.
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