FRlJlT! -:- FRUIT!!
Arriving on t^ity of Seattle' & 'Humboldt'
Thr?.e shipment* mark tKc real beginning of the
canning immmi
PRICES, --you will find to be right
QUALITY, -well come and see for yourself
NX f will mv. (South, that we can buy fruit which we could
wfcer you at iower prices but we have found that the
ladies of Ska? way always demand the very beat
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With the passing of the Mw Ter
J rUorial bill comet a lot of talk
about who will constitute the first
membership of that honorable body
The first list that has been publish
ed that has come to our attention
was printed in Friday's Juneau Dis
patch. Here it is:
"Several well known Southeastern:
Alaskans are being mentioned as j
possible candidate* to the leglala
| ture from this division Judge R :
A Gunnison. X. L Burton, E. Val
entine. and J. A Hellenthal from
this city, H B. LeFevre and J. M
Tanner of Skagwajr, and George |
Uland and Forrest Hunt of Ketchl ;
kan are among those who may run j
Four Territorial assemblymen a?
! two Territorial senators from each
j division will be selected "
sTRKM Ol'S TK1?1?V ANGRY
AT PKOBK COSIMITTKK
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Oyster Bay, Aug 26 ? Theodore
Roosevelt Is wroth. He has wired
the campaign Investigating commit
i tee at Washington to give him an
immediate hearing on the Archbald
j charges He is hostile that the com
i mittee did not call him as was the
program, and he denounces them for
letting Archbald go without giving
himself an opportunity to deny the
, false statements made. Teddy says
the whole thing has been imtched
up by his political enemies A%d the
trusts He wants a hearing and he
wants it now. If he does not get
it. he will make a campaign Issue of
the affair ,
ILL RKLHilONS IM> HONOR
TO GKNKRAI. BOOTH
London. Aug ? In all the
f'hurrhfs of lxtndon and many parts
of Kngland. sermons were preached
yesterday In honor of General Booth
Many of the religious societies will
Join in the religions observance* set
apart for next Thursday In honor of
dear leader of s nohle cause
WILL OK THK rWH'LK
A KH'KLK THING
Fekln. Aug 2? ? Or Sen Yat Sen,
the Chinese president, did not get
.ios?ssinated as promised. but In
?tead. h<- arrived here and has I teen
hailed as a hero The city has been
decorated in his honor, with every
body shouting for him. The tide
of sentiment which seem?d for a
time to set against him has turned
and he Is now occupying a high
place In popular opinion.
Mr J. H. Nichols, of the Settle
'Cracker and Candy company. sends
! us notice that h?? will arrive it
Skagway about August 27th H?
sells the Perfection brand of choco
late*. crackers and soda biscuits.
Mr Nichols ?was ahead of time, he
arrived this morn Ins
j J. 1?. Macpherson. the mineralo
gist .itui mining expert employer h>
President Dlckeson of the W. P. &
Y Houte to Investigate the possl
Mllties of Yukon and that part of
British Columbia contiguous to th*
company's lin?s. was here Wednes
da night on Ms wa to Skagway aft?M
a visit down the Yukon which em
braced all the mining count*-y con
tlguous to Dawson, making a sido
trip to Nansen creek on his wa>
back Mr Macpherson. after leav
Ing Dawson, was met at earmark*
by William l>onnenworth with .<
W J 1 1 t e Pans team and driven to Nan
son. coming home later by team
over the mall trail. As Mr Mac
pherson left on Wednesday morn
ing's train for Skagway, our mining
reporter was unable to Interview
him in regard to what he had seen
on his visit to the noTth end of th?
territory W.hitehorae Star
Mre Hatid t. Rirb U hPiiie /rfrm
hm eUendcd rlalt to fJoH^tld. *
Mr*. Charles K. Hooker, of Ju
?ccompunled by Mm#. Omjt Mc
Naughtoh and llttel son. ?u >
round trip paasenger t.o Skagway
Saturday on the City oT Seattle.
Among fhe passenger* going over
the White Pass Ihls morning were
Mr and Mm J. H Jones, Mr and
Mr* H K Hoegler, J. T. I<ong, and
Mr. and Mrs H. \V. Thomas bound
for Fairbanks Mlw C. Richardson
was a passenger for Dawson and Mr
Schulti waa on his way to Rampart 1
Mr J. M Sparkittan, of thet
Sparkman-McLean company, flnan ,
cial agents of Seattle, came up thia
morning and ha* gone into the Atlln
country again Mr. Sparkman ha
j holdings on Ruby cre*k which are
! making good showings He came
j cut a few weeks ago and went to
Seattle and has now returned to get
Ithings In readiness -for the coming
winter.
.? S. Cowan, who represents the
New York Mfe Insurance company
fin Alaska and Yukon, came down
I from Dawson Saturday night and ha
i?one to Haines to look after the bus
j ness of his company in that city. He
l wlU return to Skagway soon and
'lake care of his policy holders here
I and round up new ones before sall
; ing South next Thursday on the
| May Mr. Cowan says that buai
i ness has been very good this season
L J
CI mate and Hp**ch.
It Is a furtuu* Mating (hat a
'country's ?|wh may I ?? <ir|?-ndt*nt on
the average of the i?-ni|>erature In that
(country Yet such a suggestion has j
been seriously offered ijy a distinguish |
' ed British sclenli?t who has been en- j
gaged in research in Tibet. He as
( crlbes the excessive u?e of consonants j
In the s|iee< b of Tibet to the Intense ,
cold hat prevails in that land. A [>e- ?
culiarity of the language of the Tibet J
' ans. in common with that of the Rtis '
[alans and most airtk regions. Is the
existence of remarkably few vowels In
| their words and an extraordinarily I
.large numlier of consonants. Indeed.
' this authority point* oni, so full of
i consonants are Die Tllwtan words <
that most of them could be artl?*nl?ted 1
i with almost semlclo>ied month, a clr
jevmstnocc lhat evidently proceeds j
from the enforced ne>?*?sity in that
1 region of keeping ore's lips closed as
' far as possible against the cutting
cold when speaking ? (exchange
A Dafinitian.
i Ad amusing Illustration of gtvlne a
I definition that Itself needed In he de
: flned--s frrqnrnt orcurrem-e. by the !
j way? Is instanced In the case of a
?outhern wltnos anil a lawyer. Some
) matter of boundary was In question.
1 anil it certain wltnejn, animated with a
I laudable desire to mske things smooth.
I turned to the Judge with the confiden
| tin I remark:
"You see. your hotior. that there house
always was mtta wtimpus."
I "What did the witness say?" asked
' the learned judge, not quite certain
[that he had heard Aright.
Whenpupon a amart y otitic lawyer
Jumped up and explained with a pat
j ronlrlng air. half for the Judice who
'couldn't understand plain English. half
i for the Ignorant witness who couldn't
(choose rnorr elegarot language:
| "Your honor, the witness said catta
* wampus, hut what lie meant to signify
j was that the bon?*> was built snatch
| wise."? 8L lx?ul? l,o*t-Di*i>at<-h.
Oriental Justice.
A young man icoing a Journey In
trusted a hundred dinars to an old
| man. When he came bttck the old man
denied having hart any money deposit
ed with him. and He was hAd up before
j (he Khiiioe. "Whore were you. young
I man. when you delivered this money?"
'I "Under a tree." 'Take my seal and
| summon that trtfe." said the judge.
?I "Go. young man. and tell the tree to
come hither, and the tree will obey
you when you sbaw It my seal." The
. young man went In wonder. After be
had l>een gone slnie time the Khazee
?aid to the old man. "He U long? du
you think he has g>>t there yet?" "No."
H said the old man; "It Is at some dis
i tance. He has not! got tliere yel." "How
knowest tbou. old man." cried the
I I Khazee. "where that tree is?" The
young man returned and said the tree
j would not come. "He has been here,
j young man. ami given bis evidence,
j The money is th'lne."? Oricutal
ISsvsn Days In a Ysar.
At the examination of pupils in an
English primary school the Inspector
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You ran "top a toothache a' once. You can clean out a decay
ed tooth and put a filling: In just an Rood as a dentist You
can keep the entire family's It?eth In perfect good order by
having an outfit in your yo >r house
It can he used by any one and will Inst a life time. It Is th?
greatest household necessity ?>f today ?
Will be sent upon receipt o $.100 Post Puid to any one ad
dressing I
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DR. SALZMAN
808 Munsey Building, Baltimore, Md.
I ITS A OODSF.Nl> TO HUMANITY
< Agents wanted for Alaska Territory)
*?trgeea^tt
Mo ?lu>? ?(Hi T#???*??f<>ra
A font of air ??t t?e letflsxstJ- 1
thr? 6t &>r? iK ' in n fain ou!y ."? of
a grain of water va|*H\ ?t 31 ilefcwe
It can bold 2.13 cnlns. at fif> It on ti j
contain 0.S rrains, ted at 9K It can j
bold 18.9? *raln? ?f mo!*ture In *ns
pension 1>?? fiwrejt kw to *bow
that rnimnif air can bold at l?wat nine i
times the quantity of dampness that
air can wh?n redtw>?l to the i#m[?rs
tore of freezing.
Medical Etiquette.
Medics I etiquette. Instead of leing ,
kept up. a* people *o often imagine. In |
the Interests of the doctors. Is main
talced In (be Interest* of (be pnbli.
It I* they. not ?he do? tors, who won'd
suffer most were It done away nith
London Spectator
The Remainder.
Desr Snapshots ? Can you tell me
what Is the remainder of the qnors- .
tlon bejrlnnlne "Man propose*?*' Cer
lately Man t>ni|M>-?es: woman ?;p '
p?e.>*. ? Huffs to Time*
Easily Anawered.
Wife- The dm (or h.t< *dri?od me to ,
iro south for a rnonth'? re-?t The ones
tlon now I* where to c?
Unsband Co to another doctor.
Fliejrende Ht.-i((er
Not So Sad.
"A penny for <utir thnafM*.' hlrp
ed the young arty
?"Well. I've had ''orst? offer* from
pcMI'hrr*." re*|m???le<| 'h* poet Kin
?ai City Jonnial
NATURE SPARES
The DtrifVra Bow Fr-.m (irlef.
ffhit a fr.rtun;i(>? prntld^n of nature
It Is. that deprive* thr rose of me- mi
?n<T?ring: for how poignant wou.4 oe Irs
rrief to discover, In the height of itj
blooming slorr. tl^at a canker fed at It'
heart, ami that It* beautjr and frag-.m-?
were Joomnl Jorevrr. N. ire al.vaya
?par?* the Buffering; ?h?? ts a vcr'tib'*
?tore-houw of plcaair.g rewarils, ft
those Who .??* k her aid. In t'.e jr^ar
gone by fallln? h vtr and grayn?"? h i-,
cast a gloom i ver the lives of thouaan..
of young women, but tha-.kr to the I:.
Tent 'gallons of scientist* the tru" t u
of hair destruction Is now kncwti ?. > '
a g<?m or i-nr.valt" th'. t burr ??#.? lr
the hair follicle*. Xewl>ro'a H ?
ahsoluteltr destroy* t'lls g+r r t
'x-nr.lltlrg the hair to gr' r
Inte-ded. Sold br If itln d
3^nd 10c In stafpe ( r "
'i ? Herplclde Co. Detent' >!k!i
One dollar bott!?s guaranty!
Wm Brltt, Special A gent. Ska* way.
<*R Alt MEAT COCK TAILS
at
The Pack Train !{???? a" rant
Smnl o li? carta.
.*>ON'T DCWtfi
That N?c>oct is Dangsroua.
The slightest symptom of fckl&?y
trouble Is tsr too e-rious to b? o'f
looked. It's the small, asglactod
.roubles that leM to sertoos kldasy
ailmaata. That pala to Ue "smftU"o<
your back; that urinary irregularity;
thc?o headachps and dtaxy spalls,
that weak, weary, worn-out feeling,
may be nature's warning of coming
dropsy or fatal Brlght's dls?a?a. Why
risk yottr life by neglecting these
syiup tocu ? Reach lite cause of Um
trouble while there Is yet time ? be
gin treating your kMnrys at once
with a tried and pro ret. kidney rem
edy. No need to experfjoeat ? Doan's
Kidney Pills bar* been curiae kid
ney trouble for dver 76 years. Doaa a
Kidney PUls ar? used vd recommecul
ed throughout the civilised world
Convluoiag testimony follows:
Mrs. E. A. Husk, 1001 Union 8u
Olympla, Wash., says: "Although I
have never used Doans Kidney Pills
myself, they have been taken by
other members of my family with
excellent results. They have no
equal for pals and weakness la 'he
La<'k. The persons who used Doan's
Kidney Pills In my family are now
eatlrely free from kidney trouble."
Fo:: rale by *11 dealers. Price 50
cents. foster-Mlibura Co., Buffalo,
New York, sole agents for UnJtad
States.
Remember the name? Doan's ? sad
'-uke no other.
H. D. KIRMSE
PIONEER JEWELER
of Alaska
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Stock of
Nugget Jewelry and
Alaskan Curios
In The North
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and
SCHOOL SUPPLIES
including
Prangs 3 color paints
Crayola 8 color crayons
Eagle Drafting Pencils
Legal and scratch tablets
Composition books- -5, 10 & 15c
Peterson penmanship tablets ,
Erasers , lead pencils , rulers
Book Straps etc . etc.
Never before had we ?uch a full stock .of ail needed
School Supplies
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