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INVESTMENT
The mo&t appropriate and at the
baaie time the most attxactue sou
vernr oae may take irom Alaska, is
thai wh.vii aistiumenial ia focus
*??????? the attention of the entire
world oa our great couatry.
E\ <_r since tae laa^... year of 1S!>?
gold has poured from the creeks aud
beaches oi A~u>ka and teen coa vert
ed into aioa<.y reckoned ialo millions.
Heave the ?i^~t oi gold either mint
ed or mounted at once directs ones
mind to the iai.u o? the midnight sun
What more appropriate then, than
piece of nugget jewelery, either as
a frame for the beautiful mastodon
ivory, stained by the countless yvars
it has endured, or nuggets joined in
chain work by a skilled artisan. A
brooch or solitary nugget of curious
natural shape is a souvenir which
telis me story of the mad rush to
the Klondike.
The fact that a purchase of nugget
jewelery is in reality an investment
in an article that cannot depreciate
seems to be damning upon the vis
itors to the Northland and the sales
are rapidly increasing in this line
of goods.
H. D. Kirmse has made a study of
the art of nugget jewelery mounting,
and has the finest display of the
"yellow metal'* ever gathered to
gether in one salesroom.
THE STRUGGLE DISCOURAGES
MANY A CITIZEN OP ALASKA.
Around all oajr with aa achiu,
Wck;
Can't rest at night;
Enough to make any one "give
?U-"
Daaa'i Kidney l*ilis will give re
otmed life.
They will curs the backache;
Cure every kidn?y ill.
Here is convincing proof that this
is ao:
Mrs. H. M. Thomas, 1402 34th St,
Oakland, CaL, cays:
' The merit of Doan'a Kidney Pills
haa been tnoroughly pro vet to me
end consequently i have no heaita
foc in recommending them. About
two years ago 1 suffered from pains
ia my back and 1 believe the trouble
was caused by excessive running of
th? sewing machine. As Ooan's Kid
ney Plils ha' e been used by a mem
ber of our family with the best of
r?Milta, I was adv?sed to try them.
Mi-ch to my gratification thef proved
to be Just what 1 required, driving
away my aches aud pains and improv
tug mj health, i have kept a supply
in the house since then, knowing
tha' they cai be relied upon to give
relief from kidney disorders."
For sale by all dealers. Price 60
ornta. F\>ster- Mil burn Co., Buffalo,
NVw York, sole agents for the Unit
ed State*.
Remember tha name ? Doan's ? and
take no other.
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rye. Rainier and Olympia beer. Or
dcra by "phone promptly delivered.
The Mascot. ?
I* tore you stampede, get your
Lrtfttioa Notkee, Placer or Quarts,
irons the Dal* Alaskan. tf
FRENCHMAN
IN A HURRY
(By Alaska News Bureau.)
SYDNEY, Aug. 2? The French
cruiser Destress left, here under 1m
i perative orders and is rushing under
full steam and force speed toward
Hayti.
Mrs. Dennerline. of Port Seward,
came up on the Peterson today
Mrs. Ira King, of Haines, made the
round trip on the Peterson today.
Mrs. ( CapL ) White, of Fort Sewartd
came up on the Peterson today and
was a Pullen House guest.
Mrs. G. G. Miller and Verne, are
i^rincess May passengers to the out
side. They will visit with relatives
for three months.
At the Driver meeting tonight, the
subject will be "The Suffering Sav
ior." Pleasing music will be rendert<l
by the choir and others. You are
earnestly invited to attend and re
! quested to bring a friend.
The Table d Hote dinner at the
Fallen House Is better than ever.
; Why don't you try 1L You are wel
| Cf.oe.
COLDS CAUSE HEADACHE
LAXATIVE BROM0 QUININE, the
world wide Cold and Grip remedy re
moves cause. Call tor full name.
Look for signature E. W. GROVE. 25
EAGLES REGULAR MEETING.
Skagwny Aerie, No. 25, Fraternal
Order of Eagles will meet Wednes
day night at their hall on Fifth Ave
nue. Visiting brothers cordially In
vited to attend.
Meeting called at S o'clock.
Elmer Wheeler. W. P.
J. M. Keller, W. Sec.
GRAND REDUCTION OF STOCK
SALE
The Pack Train is now selling a
nig lot of Good Goods at reduced
?'rices as they are getting too old
a hold and sell at a profit Yours.
\f Hermar. Pimm
PROFESSIONAL CARDS.
Attorneys
ROYAL A. GUNNISON
Attnrnsy-AULsw
P. O. Boa K. Juneau, Alaska
H. B. LE FEVRE
Attorney- At-Law
Skagway ? Alasks
ROBERT W. JENNINGS
Attorney -at-OLaw
Juneau, ? ? Alaska.
Dentists.
DR. L. 8. KELLER
DENTIST
Moot Modem Methods.
Open Evening*.
Office Hoars: 9-12 n. m. 1-4 p. m.
Vj&skan Bu tiding, Broadway.
SKAGWAY, . . - ALASKA.
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Dental Supplies.
M. F. PATTERSON A COMPANY
?Dealers In ?
DENTAL SUPPLIES
<46-62 Central Bldg., Seattle, Wash
Otderg by mall or cable will re
-eive prompt attention. Catalog m
>* request
Engineers
: ? ?
H. P. M. BIRKINB1NE
ENGINEER
J. ?. Deputy Land and Miners
? ; Surveyor
Pollay Bldg. Balnea, Alaska
Music Teacher*.
MISS M. G. HINDSHAW
TVacher of
P I A N # FORTE
Special Terms tar a Limited
Number of Beginners
EIGHTH AVE. ANP MAIN ST.
JO! JACOB
TO KtARRY
(By Alaska News Bureau.)
NEW YORK. Aug. 2? The engage
ment of John Jacob Astor to Madel
ine Force has just been announced.
IN BO
?
(By Alaska News Bureau.)
EL ORO, Mex. Aug. 1 ? There was
a terrible labor riot here today. The
soMiers in repelling an attack from
the striking miners, fired a volley,
killing nine and wounding thirty moi*
PROGRESS ON
THE DOLLY B
Clark and Wilson are drilling away
at their East Fork property. Mr.
Clark came in from the Dolly B.
mine last night and reports every
thing looking good out there. They
are now in some distance on the lead
and will soon start crosscutting. The
ore looks better all the time, he
says, and they feel very good over
their prospect which is rapidly becom
ing a mine.
Prom the tests so far shown on
this lead it promises to be one of the
banner gold producing mines in Alas
ka. That the ore is free milling is
other big thing in its favor. There
are other good leads on the East Fotltf
of the Skagway river that will soon
be the scene of activity In the way
of development work.
DEWS FROM
DOWN RIVER
Harold G. Beddeson, representing
Kelly. Douglas & Company Ltd., of
Vancouver. B. C., the dean of the Catt
adian traveling men arrived on last
night's train from Dawson and other
Yukon and B. C. points.
Mr. Beddeson report* good business
and the outlook ofr next year is very
encouraging-.
The report of new strikes In the
Yukon has stimulated placer mining
and many of the old timers are pre
paring to get to work again strong
in the belief that there are yet thou
sands of acres of gold bearing gravels
awaiting1 the prospector.
Mr. Beddeson will leave on the
Princess May for Vancouver this ev
ening.
ESTIMATES
ARE RERE
The committee appointed at the
last meeting of the stockholders of
the stamp mill to get estimates on
the cost of machinery have received
many reports. The following excerpt
taken from one of the letters will
show how Skagway's idea of build
ing the sampling mill for the testing
of the Skagwuy valley ores is receiv
ed by business concerns throughout
the country. It reads:
"We have the prospectus of your
committee and your letter of transmh
sal. Please express to your commit
tee our admiration and commendation
of the public spirit and good business
sense displayed by your people. You
certainly are born of the right stuff
that succeeds. Your plan is the very
best that could be formed for develop*
ing the mining resouces of your coun
try."
Agent P. H. Bold, of the Pacific
Coast company, reports that the Ra
mona will be in Skagway on Friday
afternoon. She brings passengers an
70 tons of freight.
F
A. J. Child*, who went Into the Or- j
cie City district 12 yeraa ago and who;
has continuously operated In the Birch j
creek diggings ever since. Hi making
his first trip to the outside. He ar
rived in Skagway a few days ago and
has been visiting with his son, who
lives here, but will leave on. the Prin
cess May for a brief visit to bis
home In Rellingham.
Mr. Childs was seen by and Alas
kan representative. He bring* optim
istic reports of the country around
Circle. There are about 250 men In
that country working steadily h<? says
and that they are all doing fairly
well. This is the one camp in all Al
aska that is almost entirely mined by
individuals.
In the old days the men mined in
the summer time only, and spent their
winters in Circle till it was time to
freight the summer supplies over the
hill, but now much winter mining is
done mostly with wood fires, as steam
thawing is not very snccsesful on ac
count of the pay running so far into
bedrock.
Mr. Childs Is operating on t?eadwood
creek and has done well. He and
his associates are also disposing of
a lgare tract of dredging ground which
is under bond. The people holding
the option are now checking up with
a drill on the prospects that were ob
tained by sinking. As soon as they
get through they will complete the
deal and dredgers will be installed.
Several hydraulci plants ar?- oper
ating successfully and one steam*ho\ 1
has been operating with very favor
able results for some time Mastodon,
Mamoth, Independence and Deadwood
are the principal streams that are
operated.
Mr. Childs is a great believer in tha
quartx possibilities of the Chandlar
river and says that he knows from re
liable sources that the camp will be
a great producer.
Taking a look at the samples of ore
from the the Skagway valley he ex
pressed his surprise at thewonderful
showing. When he went through hei^
there was no thought of such possibil
ity by the Inhabitants. He said that
there was no reason why this should
not be an excellent raining camp
The erection of the test stamp mill,
he said was the best thing Skagway
could do; that a mil teat is the only
way to got the true value of ores.
judge nor
OF FAIRBANKS
Judge and Mrs. Roy arrived In Ska*
way a few days ago enroute from
Fairbanks for a short stay in outside
oltlee. While here they have been
enjoying thmselves renewing old ac
quaintances.
Judge Roy went into the Fairbanks
country In 1803 nad has been Identi
fied with the country ever since. He
has great faith in that country and
its future as a quartz camp.
He looked over some of the quarti
samples from the ledges near Skag
way and was very much impressed
with them. He thinks that Skagway
has a good future as a mining camp
and believes that the move to erect
the sampling mill was an ecellent
idea.
The Roys are leaving on the Prln
cess May this afternoon and will re
turn to Fairbanks by Valdet and tin
overland trail.
OLD IVORY AND GOLD
FOR MRS. HART
Mrs. Mary E. Hart this morning
before the excursion train had left
for Bennett was presented by the
Hannewell-Thayor party with a very
beautiful set of nugget gold and old
lovry. The present consists of a
handsome brooch and a shirtwaist set
of three pieces.
The written statement accompany
Ing the gift Is very prettily worded
and sets forth the e?te<-m In which
the popular lecturer Is held by the j
distinguished travelers.
Subscribe for the Dally Alaefcan.
The Humboldt Is due tomorrow
morning
James Kennedy, manager for Clay
son, returned on the Princess May
today.
The Hsnnewell-Thayer party of N?
York and Boston, are An exclusive
private party doing the North with
their own guide and attendants.
(By Ataxic a News BurMn.)
PARIS. Aag. 2?Tbo terrible he*?
ware is still prostrating it* hoadreds
daily and causing treat distress to
horses in street traffic.
Rev. W. P. Stevens. of Yonkers,
New Tork, who la making a study
of the Presbyterian missions of tfce
North. Is among the Qne?i tonrtsts
Ijoais K. Hyde, his wife and child
ren, of Plalnfleld, New Jersey. are
anonst the Queen excursionists who
made the trip to Bennett
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OUR PRICES ARE RIGHT.
Our repair department It Ule be**
We make thin** Ail GOOD Aft NEW
We do work jrowptiT and GUARAN
TEE SATISFACTION.
Beat line of wat^h*^ clocks and j*w
?try, Inr hiding aamreta and eoflr^alr
riamrware aad eblnaware !n tte eitr
_ J. IKUTA.
Jewel*? and Optktan,
"Every Little Movement"
(of the needle)
" Has A Meaning Of Its
Own "
What do your embroidery utitche* mean?
Time waited or natipfactory reenlta?
Surely the latter if you chooee from onr
well selected stock of
FANCY WORK MATERIALS
Including
? PURSES in Linen
and Moire
? Table Runners
JJ Monogram Pillows
? Baby Bibs
? Traveling Aprons
[J Baby Clothes rack
? Shirt Pockets
Stamped
Crepe Kimonos
Shirt Waists on
Flaxon
Corset Covers, cam
brio or nainsook
Calling Card Cases
Laundry Bags
MULTI COVER HAT PINS
A practical invention which enable* yoh to have a hat
pin to match each anit
L. A. HARRISON & CO.
Store Open Evenings :: Phone 55
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Th? laiyent tntl b??t ?wHhx*??i dairy in A !mIts. ? 1 -*? 4
Daily Shipments of Pure Milk and Cream jj
tV> Ml potakoi W*fv Pm * Tiikiw Irnitf. ^
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[ B. M. BEHRENDS,B .nker
Juneau, - Alaska
OLDEST BANK IN ^ALASKA
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