* 1 1 1 ? M 1 1 1 M t II M I U ?l 1 I 1 1 I II I II I > Ml l?
: Economy Fruit Jars ;i
*
j, Tb* kM jar that 1$ economical
No nMw SnM by tmiub
+ food mmmI tdobM or aow la trap
oral flarar. color, etc.. for j?n.
+ *? alw Hare the am
+
J Ball Perfect Mason Jars]
+
Jar Rttbhrrv <"*r* for bcKh *yWa
+ of jam. farafflar. Jolly ?il>nn.
1'inwiiac K?iK FYalt Praa,
* Mrataii k, Kt<-? Ktr.
+
: C. W. Ask & Sons
+
<> 1 1 1 n i ! i m h 1 1 n n 1 1 1 1 1 1 n li 1 1 1 1 1 1 1
Everybody's Doing It!
Doing What.
Wearing the ARROW Collar.
Dortero & Son 42 1 Broadway
The White Pass
LI i 1 WMmt,
Motel ..... Yakoo Ter.
(V? T?
TT w General Travefc*f P?Wk
1'wVr N** of
CR*CWt . a?4 Pr?rr
Rate* -SI. W per Day and Up
R0YHL
| Steat L:ao ndry
| vH v* ,??-* Short
(X? F>\?ib?C?
Dm
* wW fmn %j?4 4+H***
**40 WE
Best Meals
l? TVr Oittr *! rk?
NEW HOME
RESTAURANT ;
NOONDAY QCr
DINNER OOv
Lodging
Krw-rf J?N* (."Van an)
F?r<
!
FiftK Avrnoc ne?r Rr<v?dw?y
Draper 6l Co.
E4ST1MAN KODAK SUPPLIES
PHOTOGRAPHERS
nrJAte* for tb<*?
rtiB ttn? <* Fttaa. r*U? and Pm
If
Mail or<.?ca <mrrfu> ttt?ad?d to
Or****- A C*. P. O- 8?* "O."
< CANDY
i CIGARS
v TOBACCO
J
Smoker* Article#
A OarrfaHv So vwxi Slock
of Notions. Saoh xs Sharp
inn Artklm. hetts. Note*
Pont f<>rg*?t the nurober
428
?ROAD WAT. |Dw FMt)
\ Tony Dortero's
Hear? FnedMihal Pbonp 7<t Quirk
dellT^ry Oacntc* *nd et prying or
?hort wtk*. d*y or llfkv.
, 't-H"l"M . I H'H1 I'H"I !'
1 Board of Trade!
Cafe
Kar?m?P A CWtV. i iilwi J,
Eveything Ncwjand First ?
Class
J FUrvjurt* ?nd Private Dmmts
A <x*c*?kv
Po Hilar Price#
Open Day and Night |
Pack Train
Restaurant
TONY ST&NKM. hwililii
F?r 14 Y**n li Ha?* Sw ?sH
The Bent in the Markets
??4 H m tk*
Most Popular Elating
House in the North
-> <? New Locaban -> ->
Bro*Jw*v. between 3rd M?d 4th
TW Dehaoaico of AU*k*
detotey
CAFE
(>P?nsJ Under New
M m?t
J . C. TERRtL
FYrnwcly of
D*w*en Kentucky Kitchen
and lately of ~
Scett'* Hotel Cwcree*.
The Be*t in the Market
Properly Cooked
BEST MEALS IN TOWN
AT POPU LAR PRICES
Open from 6 a. m. to 1 0 p. m.
DON'T FROG
Unlet* Ychj't* 'Jot SO Citvrs
H. Hartwigsen
W. W. BO U OH TON
DKALtt IK t
Oigars Tobacco.
Smokers' Articles,
Stationery and Fish
ing Tackle
- <K?eK CI*C T LATINO UU?tT
rucinws i.atest copt
WGHTKD BOOK*
II 46AXIXB, KKWSPAPnS AND
OTHKS PC1DODIC4L8
ii>m*n iiwg.
cm of- HEATTLK >*LOATKIt
AMI IS ON mm w xv
Ketchikan, Aug. 1$ ? The Steam
ship City of Seattle fortunately
struck on the rock when the tide
tu low, and as a result she was
UHed by the Incoming water and
within a few hours after going
aground was floating again. The
passengers were taken aboard and
are now on their way to Seattle
A careful examination of the boat
did not dlscloee any serious Injury.
She was not leaking and it Is be
lieved no more serious harm other
than scratching off of a little paint
resulted fvom her contact with the
rocks
The Jeannle, in command of Cap
tain Jansen, is in port. She is tak
ing on 500 tons of copper ore to
complete her cargo, which already
consists of a thousand tons of can
ned salmon and salted fish.
A Study In Punctuation.
A celebrated eastern educator com
ma who hits spent much time in
studying literature comma tell* us that i
the medcrn writer uses too many punc
tuation marks semicolon that lie often
gets them In the wrong place and that
they are a nuisance comma suyhow
period
Another shark on literature comma !
however comma says that It is Impos
sible for any person to write without
using punctuation marks period Being
of a genteel turn comma we do not fee!
tike comlnc right out and calling the
latter gentleman ? quotation marks
liar comma quotation marks but we
have demonstrated comma to the satie
faction of otirself comma at least com
ma that writing can be done without
the use of any punctuation mark what
soever period How do you like it In
terrogation point? Brooklyn Ride.
Swinburne Used Profanity Often
Swinburne would have suffered bad
ly if the thirty shilling swearing tax
bad been enforced against him He
lived at the British hotel In Ockspur
street and never went anywhere ex- j
cept In hansoms, which, whatever the
distance, he Invariably remunerated
with a shilling When he drove two
miles beyond the radius tl?erc was the
devil's own row But in the matter of
Imprecation the poet was more than a
match for a cabby, who after five min
utes of it would drive off as though be
bad been rated by Boelrebub himself.
?London Chronicle
It Doss lnc*e*d.
Little Willie, who wss pnst'ed over I
the name or a famous arctic explorer,
asked his father. "How do you pro
Bounce the first name of K-n-n d Ras
mussen? with a short u or a long oneT*
?"Oh. It doesn't make any difference!"
replied the father, who didn't know.
"Well. 1 don't know!" said the boy
"1 think It makes a good deal of dlf
ference whether a man is mid or nude
in tbe arctic regions'"
Her Perfect Work.
Tbe prettjf trained nurse bent over
ber patient, a young man who was be
ginning to get better
"Shall I turn your head. slrT" ahe
asked In ber low. kind voice
"No. thank you. Miss Angel." returtt
ed the convalescent. "You have turn
ed It already "-Youth's Companion
I Nt'LAIMFI* LKTTKRS IN
8KAOWAY IN?ST OFFICE
Unclaimed letters remaining In
Skujrvrav Post Office. August 15th.
1IU.
Armstrong, Mrs. Mary. <card)
Bruner, V A.
Bowmh, Mm. Ray irard)
Christie, J K.
Dwyer. Edward, (Jotter and card)
Edwards. Jas. R
Fleishman. Otto. tcard?
Koch. C W.
Ij?nc. C. E. (card*
Watson, George U ,
A. K. Kimlcll, r. M.
FIVE GOOD ONE 9 TO DRAW TO.
Pobbleford and Gibson Rye. Bad
welaer. Bl?e Ribbon and Palo Rain
ier Beer at the Board of Trade.
FURNISHED HOUSE WANTED?
Wanted to rent a small furnished
hous< Most baTe city water. En
quire of the Daily Alaskan.
CRAB MEAT OOCK TAILS
?*
The Pack Train Rewtanraot
Swre?l ? la c arte.
" "~~~
Delk-tow Ire Cr*Mn and fee
' cream soda, with strictly pure fruit
juices and crushed fruits at tbe
Vienna Cafe, Broadway, betwaeo
Fifth and Sixth Ave*. tf
None better and purer ttan Glbaon
rye. Rainier and Olympla beer. Or
ders by "phone promptly delivered.
The Mascot
55c for a home cooked ??al?
quick, clean service Where? At
the New Home Restaurant, Fifth
4r?nae half a mi nut# from Broad w*.
Painting
The Good
By MARTIN L WOODRUFF
1 hai bMB painting pictures for sev j
ml )f?r? without making anr espe
: cial success At any rate, I h id not
galued recognition. There fame r j
friend? a wonuin- who said:
"Concentrate your mi ml on one sub
I ject Portray, or. ra ther. Idealize, the i
I good."
"In man or woman?"
I "Either. You will find it more difll- ;
cult to place the good an embodied In
man on canvas, but for that reason if 1
you succeed yon will gain the greater I
I success. I have seldom, if ever, seen a j
Mtisfactory {tainting of Jesus, but I
I have seen many unctMrftil Madonnas." ;
' "Why is that?"
| "I cannot tell, unless it is that good- ,
ness is akin to genttencm. and gentle
ness ia more becoming in a woman |
than a man."
"But 1 must have a mode), and ,
where shall I find on<e?"
She thought for flnCM time before re- !
plying, "I will send yon one. or will
?end you a number from whom you
j may choose."
"Will you tell them for what they
are to pose 7"
"Sd That world ?r?il them for yonr
j purpose "
The first model sentt me was a come
j ly girl with an honesit face and eye. I
I sketched her, and while I sketched 1 !
{ chatted with her. Fitncying that love
was allied with the good In woman. 1
I asked her If she had a sweetheart.
| She said she loved a man and he had
loved her. but a rival had taken him
?way from her. StraEghtway her f*c*
took on an expression of hatred I ex
: cused her without requesting another
sitting
j The next person who was to |??sc to j
me for the K>n*>t vaa a woman who
wiis devoting herself to charity. I
talked with her concerning her work,
and she became very mttoh Interested
In telling me shout It. But 1 saw that I
It was the lore of work that spurred :
her on rather than a naturally sympa- '
thetlr nature This I did n<?l deprpott*. I
for It I* the proper application of char- ,
Ity that la most effective. and too ten j
der a naltire often "tiinds In tlie way j
of such application. A? any rate, tlie ,
girl did not satisfy me a? a nxmel for I
the good. atid I sent h<>r away
My friend next sent me a young wo
man w'lio had a tine social position.
! wbom .everylwly loved Iwrtn* they |
I said she wi;s *1 good Wlu-n I asked |
I how slie whs good. they said ?hc was
good In every way ^specially she
I was amiable. Six* neler srtil a harsh
word of or to any one. This w s;s r-'t
from policy, tint from the Innate *w1
ness of her disposition ller. too. I
talked with while sketching h< r anil I
disco vensl that what these people b?ok
for goodness was a ran' ta? t
I reported my tv.:?on* to mj fr'.n I
I for ohjetlnc to tlie mod -Is *'??? I d
sent me. and h\ t'il? time she l>e
rame a Mt Impatient vrltlt tve
"What do yon ??all gn??lne< -v"
asked me
"That is he.rond my a'dl't; hi
tine." I tvp'iod. "hr.t I shall Iiwit it
i when I s?>o it."
I My fourth wstel wrs a re 'd
devotee To look at her one w ?u> 1
know that she llveil only to do IV
Ijoril's Itl.lilinv In her snretv I ti i I
found my model. Indeed. her atmorp I
tlon In living a pood life had W ,-e j
stainpeil on her faee. I not only |
| sketched her. l?nt pnt her face on mr
j canvas In paint Rn? I was not sntls
! fled with It It seemed to express
I what has nsnally l>een exprew^l In
I the pictures of saints, which is neit'ier
| more nor less titan piety I wn< look
I Ing for something beyond this. sonv
| th;nc that might lielonu to one who
| had never heard of t:??l or Saviour.
? I bowed the lady ont of my studio
and after she had gone i<rki-d - kn'fe
through her portrait.
i Then came a yonng lady who p!en?
, ed me Immensely Sl?? was pretty:
i she was sprtehtly: she w as frank bon
| est. refined My friend who ?e?l h?r
I wrote me abont tier, saying: "Yon will
I And In her the model yv?n need. Bnt
| don't decide to the contrary before
giving her a fair trial."
I was not likely to do that., I was
counting on the dellghtfn! companion
ship I won Id have wllli her and re
solved whether or no she snlted my
pniTose to prolong the sittings as far
as possible 1 fonnd that we had a
similarity or dissimilarity of disposi
tion. I couldn't tell which, hut it was
very pleasing. During her first sitting
t sketched her; at the second I l>egan
to paint, chatting with her the while to
draw her out. 1 touched on the good
as 1 understood It. and a responsive
expression appeared on her face. 1
spoke of evil things, and there was no
response whatever, showing that evil
had no place In her natmre; site only
knew It by name When I had partly
finished the picture 1 thonght 1 would
j try an experiment. I would tell her
that she was sitting as a model for
the good. The Information drew forth
g look of astonishment.
"Why. I am not good." ahe said.
"That you are Unconscious of being
food proves to me that y?a arc."
! "KurekaT I wrote my friend. "1 am (
|our debtor for life since yon have
found for me the model I needed. My
fortune Is made."
"Nonsense." was the reply. "Ton
I have fallen In kive. I thought It time
you were nettled, so I proposed to send
you models for the good knowing that
\ If rou lored. the woman you loved
wouM represent the good M your eye?."
1 wrote back denying (tie allegation,
hut time proved her right
r
HAI3 NATURALLY ABUNDANT, j
Wln-n It i* V"-r ?! T)"?4ri?ir. It lir?ir? 1
1,'U iriBBtl;.
Kalr :f?n *r<l d'n.lruff cow. 1
s* ft r il*. Sf rt-rfcy or lir!r*ttB?
thHt dr. no t.mfiljr coo.J, Hair, whim not
di?ea:-o<l srcws naturally. luxuriantly !
Dandruff l? tho c?n?e of nln?-ter.th? of \
til hair truuble. and danlrulT I* cauaed
by a srenm. The only way to em* dand- j
ruff i* tr> -;!Tl the ttf-rm; and, no far th* |
only hr.ir preparation that ?rftl pnvitlrefy :
dcatroy ihe jjenn If X??M| llffTk-tde? -
ibfK>i?tely harm:?-fs. fi**> from gri**, .
?edlment, Aye manor or dmseroiw dm**.
It alter . l ir.jr Instantly: m?,kM hair j
Slourr : : t ifl aa all*. "TVstmy th? '
fiiiw. yon r< tior? the pffoet." 8nid by
fearisnff flrupriat-:. S*nd 1fc\ In tump' for
nmplc to The HerpteMe Co.. D*tr<*t
mm.
One dollar bott'ea guaranty.
Wm Brltt, Sperla) Agent. Skagway.
TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY
Tak? LAXATIVE BROMO Quinine
Tablets. Druggist? refund money If
it fatls to core. E. W. GROVE'S al?
nature is on each box. 25c.
1 h-3 grand opera stars
have gone abroad,
but?1
you can still hear them sin?
their greatest triumphs on the
Victor.
Though thev are thouMIWfe of
miles away, Cartiso, Melha. Tet
ra;?ini, and all the other famous
artists who make records ex
clusively for the Victor, sing for
voti whenever and as often as yon
wish.
C?m in hear them, ami see the
different style* r>l the Vietor (J'OtoUdDI
?nd Victor Vtctrola (fIS to 1 5*?t. Kasv
terms il desired.
WILLIAM BRITT
THE* DRUGGIST .
DON'T DC LAY.
Some Alaskan I'sople Have Learned
That Neglect to Dangerou*.
The ?ll*hte?t symptom of kidiey
trouble Is tar too serious to be over
looked. Il'e th? small, neglw-Kd
-roubles that lead to serloos kldaey
ailments. That pain ta the "?mail" of
your beck; Uiat urinary Irregularity;
those headaches end d issy spells;
that weak, weary, worn-out feelia*.
may t>e nature's warning of com Ins
dropsy or fatal Brlght's disease Why
risk your life by neglecting these
symptom*? Reach the cause of the
trouble while there Is yet time? be
gin treating yoor kidneys at oiks
with a tried and pro*ca kidney rem
edy. No need to experiment ? Ooan's
Kidney Pills have been cur lag kid
ney trouble for over 75 years. Doaa's
Kidney Pills are used aad recommend
ed throughout the civilized world.
Convincing testimony follows:
Mrs. E. A. Husk, 1001 Union St-,
Olympia, Wash., says: "Although 1
have never used Doan's Kidney PHU
myself, they have beta taken by
other members of my family wl'h
excellent results. They havs no
equal for pain and weakness In the
buck. The persons who <ned Doan s
Kidney Pill* In my family are bow
entirely free from kidney trouble."
F*>r sale by all dealers. Price 60
cents. Foster-Mllburn Co., Buffalo,
New York, sole agents for United
States.
Remember the name ? Doan's? end
take no other.
H. D. KIRMSE
PIONEER JEWELER
of Alaska
Largest an<l Mo?t Complete
Stock of
Nugget Jewelry and
Alaskan Curios
In The North
Stores si
SKAGWAY& KETCHIKAN
School Days Are Here
We are Headquarters for
TEXT BOOKS
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 such a full stock of all needed
School Supplies -i
L. .4. HARRISON & CO.
Phone 55
Angeles Beer
COSTS MORE TO BREW
COSTS YOU NO MORE
in Bottles and on Draft at
ALL fIRST CLASS BARS