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"Now am de time"
To Buy
JELLY GLASSES and MASON JARS
In Pints- Quarts and Half Gallons
See our South Window for display
NEWS OF
THE BOATS
Santa Rosa With Ex
cursion Party Due
Tomorrow
Whitehorse. July -0? l"p stream.
The Whitehorse arrived yesterday.
The I'asca left Dawson la?t uitfht. The
l>awsou was at Coffee creek at '' p. in
The Canadian was at Y ukon crossing
this morning.
Downstream. The Whitehorse left
Whitehorse at 4 a. id. today. The Hon
an. a Kin?, with tnaii service supplies,
left Whitehorse for Stewart and Pelly
river points last ai?b: The Selkirk
and Victorian are in Dawson.
Next sailing The Dawson will sai'.
ilown stream next Monday ni^ht.
Boats Tomorrow
The Santa Kosa with an excursion
party is due here at a. m . with ex
cursionists. who will take a train for
Sumit a. 7 o'clock a tu. and return in
the afternoon. Sne ? sail ;u the
evecinsr.
The Dolphin will arrive tomorrow.
Prioc?u Royal
Late this afternoon Asj-nt Ljw,e re
ceiveJ word tint the Princess Roval
with 20 passengers ard 200 tons of
freight would arrive here Tuesday.
UpTo You To Go
Have v our dollar ready to buy - ticket
for the Baseball benefit dance Monday
night.
WEATHER BUREAU REPORT
Skasway, uly20, liM)7.
The weather conditions ai Ska^way
for the 24 hours precedius; noon today
were as follows:
Max. Temp 'i* above zero |
Min. '? 4;t above " I
Mean " X above "
Temp, at noon ?>* above "
Prei'pitation
H. D. C.ark,
Volunteer L". S. Weather observer
SK.AOWA* WEATHER
The result of the observation taken
at Moore wnarf at midnisrht, July In,
1907, is as follows
Temperature time observat'n above
Max. letup. preceding 24 hours.."1' above
Mlu " '? " " aoove ?
Mean " " " " -.'i0 al>ove |
Barometer .'in 1!
Clear and calm.
Phuu* City Transfer
oryour.oal, wood and general haul
ing. I 'hone '*). Ho ox h ton's ci^ar
store, lo-4-lmo;
CREAM
Pur* Hv?
America's finest production. Tlieh
dan mellow At the Seattle. the house
old holiest ?'uods and reputation'
All the delicacies of tne season at the
Pack Tram Kestaruant.
Elbow length wnite silk (cloves at
Harrison's
Rye
America's finest production. Ilich
and mellow. At the Seattle the house
of old honest goods and reputation . !
The Beutal Business coHeg?, Tacoma.
purchased 51 new Remington typewrit
ers last month. 3t
The Fifth Avenue hotel is the big
gest and best appointed hostelry in ail
the north
50 designs of 1907 wall paper just re
ceiTtd at Harrison's.
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PIRSOML MENTION
Ac an early hour this morning a
: party of artists in the piscatorial line
left for the Log Cabin vicinity,
I where an onslaught will be I
beguu by them on the tinny j
tri'ie today anil tomorrow. The party
?ii coui(>osed of Colonel Greene, Captaiu
t'ralle Lieutenant Orchard and Gen
eral Manager Berdoe, who will act as |
Mayordomo of the operations. Wishing
will be actively engage! in until to
morrow afternoon, provided the fish I
are not all caught before that time. As
j the party will return by it is
thought that at least a portion of
the ca'ch may be brought back to the 1
city together with the stories of tliej
tish that got away.
P?ev. Gf o. K. Good returned this|
morning from camp Denver where he
wont on Thursday last, Rev Good j
states that berries have so far been j
plentiful and those coming in season at
the present time promise a good crop.
Among Skagway parties who arc enjoy- j
iag outings there he reports '.he fol ow
ioi: : Mrs. Wrn. Leslie and children:'
Airs. St.nebaugh, Miss Fay Sticebaugti,
Mr* McKay and tamilv, Mrs. Tanner,
Mi-s. Gamy and son. Miss Lillian Doran
and Mijs Miriam Culbertson.
Mr. and Mrs. S F Cottrell have rt - ]
turned '.o the city after their honey
moon trip and are now cosily domici'ed
in their new nome in the North end.
Upon their return to the city they
found a largj number of handsome
presents from friends. From Meads
of .Mr. Cottrell in Sacramento he re
ce.ved a lovely hand painted Assyrian
urn of which he is exceedingly proud
on account of its extreme rarity.
M. D. Maskeziczins. has arrived in
the city and will be stationed here all
sjuiruer and fall in the capacity of
United States Immigration ageut and
msy, possibly, be ordered here alto
gether. For the present he will have
quarters in the customs oftice.
[_Tbe Whitehorse Star says: Mrs Carr,
a professional nurse, arrrived from
SKagwav to take the place of Mis?
Lingford at the General hospital. The
latter i:- : ow visiting at Dawson and on
her return will probably take a trip
to the outside.
Saiu Guvot who represents Fischer
Brothers, of Seattle arrived in Skag
way yesterday on the Hegg from Haines,
and will remain in the city until the
sailing of the Dolphin. Sam has count
less friends all over Alaska and is ever
welcomed here. He is stopping at the
Dewev.
V. K. Wynn-Johnson went to Atlin
this morning on mii.ing business, but a
he carried his fishing rod with hiin.it is
not likely tbat he will c .inline himself
entirely to busiuess.
S'-rgeant, Kieber and [. M. Jensen
spriit yesterday at f.ake Dewey aud
brought with them to the cay an excel
len' proof of their fishing prowess last
evening.
Mr. and Mrs. George A. I Rosenberg,
their son, Miss Grace Pi Hard ami Carl
\s?, are spending '.he day at Dyea
picnicking.
Charles Cartwright. steward a'- the
Wriite Pass Ciub is again quite ill and
ha.- been taken to the White Pass hos
pital.
Mrs. W. B. King and Mrs. George j
K. Miller were camp Denver visitors I
yesterday who enjoyed a days Derry .
picking.
Jim Culbertson and ''Mickey'? Mc-|
Brion went over to Minto th!s morning
on a listing trip.
Up ?'o You To Go
h ve your dollar ready to buy a ticket ,
for the Baseball benefit dance on Mon- :
day night. ]
Up To YouTo Go
Have jour dollar ready to buy a
ticket for tbe Rase ball benefit danuu on
Monday night.
Suicide as Experiment.
A wealth v you-ig man named I.enu
dro lluprota after taking refreshment
at i cafe In Naples culled for pen and
Ink mid wrote a uutuber of notes and |
letters. He then quietly took out a |
small revolver aud shot himself In tin
breast. Oue of the letters found in li;
poeket runs:
To the furious Public? In this conturv
It is Impossible voluntarily lo leave this
world without great efforts being made on
the part of newspapers anil curious pttop'.e
to discover the cause of the deed, in my
cas-- I wished to study metempsychosis at
larters. Is that not a tin.1 Idea?
So an *i has been written on the subject.
an>l ; ?lt'" : sis me to discover Instead of
tall.!: So I determined to die and see
whftlh r I shall be reborn In the form of
some anitti.il. It would be delightful to
r.-T ir-i to this world as a lion or .1 rat.
This is why 1 wanted to die. ADDIO.
Let No One Boast.
Nevertheless, let Liu one boast Just
as every man. thtmgh be be the great
est genius, has very definite limitations
in some one sphere of knowledge, and
thus attests his common origin with
the essentially perverse and stupid
mass of mankind, so also lias every
matt something lti his nature which Is
positively evil. Kven the best uav. the
noblest? character will sometimes sur
prise us by Isolated traits of depravity,
us though it were to acknowledge his
kinship with the human race, in which
villainy nay. cruelty? Is to be found In
that degree? Schopenhauer.
The Whole Show.
Wlv-n Rubinstein was traveling
through the I'nited Stales U]H>n a con
eert tour it chauced that Raruuin's cir
eus followed exactly the same route
i-he-eti by the great Russian. Ou one
ow, i -doll when tlie train was tilled with
snake charmers, acrobats, clowns aud
the like the guard, noticing perhaps
nsked him. "I?o you lieloug to th<
show':" Turning his leonine beud with
a savake shake, Rubinstein tiercel}
growled out. "Sir, I am the show!"
Aids to Humanity,
No won .'ii It e t' ? .ore for hu
tt nnity and t >r the individual than the
old maid reformer and the old maid
aunt. There is none to whom we owe
a deeper debt of gratitude aud MOne
whom we could not belter spare. says
a writer in the t'osiuo|>olitan. for be
sure of this, Cod sends old maids into
the world to do the work that the re- r
of us leave undone.
Congenial Employment.
The lugh prize of life, the crowning I
fortune of man. is to Ik- born to Rome
purAit which timls him in employ
uient aud happiness, whether it be to
make baskets or broadswords or outlaid
or statues or songs. Kmerson.
Able For the Rest.
"William, were you ever whipped ai
school?" queried tin- visitor.
"Only by the teacher," was the rath
er slguidcant reply t'hlcago News.
Scaly Leg.
Scaly lee is caused by a parasitic
scab mite. The best ami must satis
factory treatment is to prepare a sat
urate solution of naphthalene flakes In
kerosene. Pip the lejts In this solution
or s pom;e them with it every other
day until three applications liuve beer,
made. Be careful to see that none of
the mixture sets on the soft flesh
above the hocks, as It will blister. Do
not permit the bird to go to roost
Immediately after applying the mix
ture to the less. Apply the remedy In
the daytime and put the bird down od
the floor after It has received treat
ment so that It can run about.
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Ladies Long Gloves,
Black and White
Silk and Lisle
85c. to $2.50
B. M. Behrends Mercantile Company
Geo. Blanclwrd, Manager
Ry.
America's finest production, llich
ami loellow: At the Seattle, the house
uf old bnia'st goods and reputation !'
The l'ock Train llcstauianlwill serve
wiue with ilinner orders, five in place
oftea or eoilee. Come ot ooys.
Headquarters for
Swastika jewelry
The Ciooif l.uck Charm
H. D. Kirmse.
Pioneer Jeweler
Skagway, - - Alaska
Dr. FRANKLIN C. NORMAN
CHIEF St'KlSHOX W. ?\ & V. K.
Ke*kl?m*e Kitrhl A vt*. and liivathvay
OFTICE HULKS
over llit* Alaska IvuadCoiuiiii^ioii
Collier of St ul ?? St roe l utitl I'iflli Aw.,
11:00 to P.M. 7:(K) to S:(M) |\M.
Railroad Hospital
a. m. :o 11:0J \. m.
Otlico I 'hone No. ti. lies. PhonfcNo. (?;*
J. IKUTA
CRADl'ATE OITICIAN
Expert Watch Maker
Jeweler and Engraver
Watches
Diamonds
Native Jewelry
Souvenirs
SKAGWAY, ALASKA
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& LeaiJine Gentlemen's Resorl
Sard of trade
S3 Flaharty & Woodburn, Props.
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