You Will Like These
We Have Just Received A Shipment of
IMPORTED Creme de Brie, Gamembert.
Roquefort and Swim Cheese.
Olives in Bulk. Olive Oil Macaroni, Milchner
Herring in Kegs and Frankforters
C. W. ASK & SONS
The Houseof Rich
O. J. Rich. Proprietor. , v
WALL PAPER, BUILDING PAPER
PAINTS. OILS, GLASS AND
BUILDING MATERIAL
Mail Orders Promptly
Attended To Skaqway, Alaska
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HFADQl ARTERS FOR MINING MEN
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? strictly first-class *
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Phil. Abrahams
Real Estate and
Fire Insurance
5 Agent tor Dubuque F?re \ Marine In*. Co. Dubuque Iowa
Washington Fire Ins. Co.. Seattle. \X ash. ?
? NOTARY public skagway, auska
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FULL OU*RT MEASURE
OM F*?<hm CW*r Bixxik Bourbon
HolOed u. Bond. .Vr^nI in wood,
fr.-uo thr RM?omT?<Nj VcRrayr r*!?
FV.H Quart Si SO. *t U??
P*ok tJ
QUICK DELIVERY PHONE *0.
n.rr?r. ooJtl and wood d?ltv*r?
apon shortest nolle* day and mpht
H. rRKTDKNTHAL.
General Kxiwvssinf: Bonded Car
rtw.
i COME IX AND GET OUR PRICES ON
k Choice, l>ainty Pieces of Carved Ivory
f ?uch ?? P?rer w-Mfbtt icd Knivw and N*r>klc rin<*?
f Alaska Silver and Copper Novelties
<? Supfwi t * Ax.y Rr?c*J<-t*. Envelop* orcnrrs arvl V*?ppr knlrc*
' Cut <ilas>. Hand Painted Japanese China and Nugget
j ,le?relry
k Alaska Cedar Pa cq ties. I^eather Wall. Banners, and
4 Sofa Pillow with Burnt l>esigiis
(J. Ikuta SBf.
and
VAL BLATZ MILWAUKEE
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Beer For Familv Trade 2
PINTS QUARTS
Gibson Mount Vernon Belmont
Direct from Bond by Gallon or les* J 0
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Deliveries made promptly
THF MASCOT ?1T AiVwT?
1 lllli ItI/TlJvv/ 1 Phone 6< SkAGffAl
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(By United Prett)
I XKY YORK. Aug. IS ? Dospito tho
| shimp in the stock market caus<<d b>
, :te report of Harriman's serious ill
' l oss, the Standard Oil stock r?v?v !n>d
I *?>?? highest mark in years ?h. ;
| was quoted at $712 a share on th<
, curb today
I FISH m
( ARE GUARDED
(By United PreaiO
| BBUmMIM, Wa*h Auk 1??
I K >*l)ou ins tho raid ma?ki on tho ffch
[ <' *!*< Tuooday night, ann<<d guard*
! have bt?on posted at the traps hy the
| innticrj companies with orders to
| shoot to kill 1( any more raids art'
| made.
1 Tho Selkirk arriwd at \Vhltehorse
) at 5:30 p m. yesterday with S2 pa*
} songem.
| Tho Daw-son pa?*\i Yukon Cross
| :nK at 9 this morning bound up
I stream.
[ 'i ho Whitehorse left Whitehorse las! |
I i >sht with 34 passenger*. Tho Cas
I ca arrived at Dawson last right.
| The Selkirk w ill Itive Whitehall*'
1 tonight.
| The (> leaner arrived at Caribou at
. 4 this morntng with 6 passengers.
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Mrs. Howard Ashley and her son |
I Frank Ashley, will leave tonteht <*n
| the Princess May for a visit to So
. attle.
If the party or parties will kindly
I return the diamond ear rings which
. disappeared last Tuesday. $50 reward
| will be paid and no questions asked
HAIR TELLS CHARACTER.
Color of Hair S?M to Indicate a Fer
?na't IrmprraMfnt .
Many people believe that blonde, or
ttKht hair denotes affection and dark
h*ir constancy. A person without hair
is not devoid of character; far from It.
The disposition of the averajrt bald
he.-.ded roan la to show such solicitude
for tho welfare of others, that he net
lefts himself. A perm cause* baldness ;
Vrof. Sshouraud. or Tarts, France. In- I
nocculated a rabbit with Dandruff (cems
causing it to become totallv hsld In live
works' time To rid tho scalp of these
.l*np<'Tv>us corms It Is necessary to apply
. NNwhro'a Horrtcldo
"Destroy the cause-vou remove tho
effect"
Sold by leading dmnrist* Send 1<V> tn
MiBipi ior sample to The HerplcWe Co.,
? tv~*tt M?ch
One Dollar bottles guaranteed.
[ I Wd. Britt, Special agent, Skmgwray
\V. A. Maohaies will lt?v? on the
Humboldt tonight.
Kmmot Jones will ?ail soul (1 tonight
oil tho Humboldt,
Mrs. F. F. W. Ixiwle and soil will
Ka*e tonight on the Princess May.
lor a visit with rolatlv?<s at Victoria.
H. J. Lynch did not sail to Juneau
Tuesday a* r?i>ort?>d iu The Alaskan.
He has been excused from Jury duty.
FOK SALE? |S00; terras. A i
loom furnished houn>. Also a new u
right, puuio. Inquire of Mr* Cliff
Hay ward, 2nd Ave. If
Hank Stuart received a cable from
S.lka today slating that the Spokane
v. Ui arrlxc in Skagway .?rlj Satur
day morning with 210 passengers.
Chief Engineer John McGraw of the
lTin<-?*o? May, Who ix a member
Camp Skagwa) No. 1, A. H., was pre
?etll at Uie Initiatory proeoi'dlngs at
A. B. hail tat night.
lVputy Marshal Hedor Mcl<ean ninl
Jensc Jcuson will leave t<??i Ik ht on
the Humboldt with nix prisoners who
have boon bound owe to a|>|?-ar be
fore the grand Jury at Juneau.
A detachment of fifteen soldiers
from KYvt Seward left on the train
today for WhH choree. They will no
down the river to Fort Glbbitfi,
\> here they have been ordered to r<>
port
SKAGWAY LAUNDRY.
In addition to doing th'? best ljuin-,
dry work in Skagway we are now pre
ptrvd to do rough dry work, all stare
ixl, ready for ironing for .'>0 cents per
dozen. Phone S3. tf
Stop at tlie lV>n.inton iioi. ? wiien t
Whitohorse and g,t home cooking
^nd clitn comfortable beds.
The famous Olympla Beer on tap a
the Board of Trade, Limerick alley.
>Jso a fine line of whisker and wine
Fl/LL QUART MEASURE
Old Famous Cedar Brook Bourbon
Bottled in Bond, well Aged In wood,
from the Renowned McBrayer DIs
LHery. Full Quart $160. at the
Pack Train. U
LIVE POULTRY.
We have Just received a shipment
of Live Chickens, and for the bal
ance of the season will receive a
fresh consignment by every steamer.
Special orders will receive our promp
attention. FRYK-BROHN CO.
TO THE CONSUMER.
The Tariff Bill rigned by the Presi
dent. August 6th Increases the duty
on foreign liquors jf> per cent above
the old maximum.
Tn the case of Great Britain, includ
ing Canada, this Increase Is effective
at once, and amounts to about >1.00 j
per case, or 35c per gallon on whis
key, gin, e<c.
We, therefore, beg to advloe that
we have not advanced our prleea but
sell at the same old prices.
6 The Monogram
Go to the Pack Train restaurant
for your Sunday French Dinner. The
very best of everything the market
affords. Tee cream served free with
our Sunday dinner. S. tf
MURDERER HAS
PLEAD GUILTY
Shortly aft or court met this after
noon H<>1> t?rt F. Strand, the youth
who allot C. F. VaiiDahmec to death
in a cabin in thin rtty, January- II, I
I ant, plead**] toiUtv to a charge of
manslaughter and Judge Cushnian
will pass sentence upon him on Mom
day morning. Attorney N. 1* Burton
acted a* counsel for Strand In the
abwnw of L. F, Shacklef?wd, who
i'dn been looking after the case for
Mraud since Judge l-vons was ai>;>?in
t-d to the bench. Mrs. Straud, th?
n.othor of the defendant, wm not In
court at the time the plea of her son
vas made. The penalty for man
s.aughtcr runs from one to twenty
years In the penitentiary. ? Juneau He
cord.
That Castle Kern is recoff1llt<<d as
one of the points of Interest to "Ye
Ko> ing Tourist" Is e* tdeneed by the
fact that the newly organined Com
irrrclll Club has given H publicity
lr Its advertising matter.
StrAnge ss It may sr>om, there are
a number of our home people who
have never made the climb to the
Castlo, and are therefore unfamiliar
with its attractions.
However, now that the tourist sea
son is about over few this year, ami
Skagwav people are now at leisure
tc plan for their own pl<?a*urc. Mr.
Svatonsky has decided to keep the
Castle open for another month and
? xtends a special invitation to all to j
vis': the Castle and Swiss Chalet and
states that he will be especially j
pleased to have all who have n?*ver |
been up to the Castle, make hlni a
visit.
Return Visit of
THE
Musical Clays
ELK'S HALL
SKAGWAY
TUES. AUG. 24
THE MU9ICAL CLAYS
are a family of noted musician* from
Kngland mho give a hlgh-cla** enter
Uilnment altogether out of the com
mon line, Introduelng about 2" differ
ent Inatrunwnt*.
PROP. MILTON CLAY
Solo, Piano, Banjo, ete.
PERCY CLAY
known In Kngland a* the "WOHLII'8
WONDKR" who when only 7 yearn
old wa* playing on the stage on four
different Instrument* Including th?
Violin. On thla tour thla little fellow
will perform on TKN HIPPKHKNT IN'
8THVMKNT8 Including I'lano. Violin,
Mandolin, Zither, Mandola, Auto harp.
Piccolo, Phone-fiddle, Xlophone, Tur
klah Tuberphone, in addition to *ev
eral novelties.
PERCY A REGOIE
Xlophone and Turkophone Duellist*
Harold Clay Piano A Mandolin
Mra. Clay Accompanlat
PROF. CLAY
will alao perform the Magic KHIle
act, In which he boil* water on a
block of Ice, mysterious cigar lighting,
Indian sack mystery. and other aston
lahlng feata.
Avoid the cmah by getting your
ticket* In advance.
Tickets 50c and 75c
Ticket* now on tale at Britt'a
MITSICt MIRTH! MYSTKRY!
When on your way home drop Into
the Board of Trade nnd take with yo
?ome bottled beer. Il'a always nice
and cold, ? we keep It on Ice.
Tohe PORTLAND HOUSE ' ?" *B<I
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Skagway't Bent Medium Priced Hou?e
Hom? Comfort* Roomi: 25c, 50c, and 75c Bath. 25 ?
Jet. J. F. WirJ, Fifth Are. Mwew Broadway ?nd State
fVaprirtar Opp. Canadian Rank and P. O.
nmmmt
JOHN PU C H
taxidermist and fur Dresser
Estimates on Sj?eci?l Work and Prii*e Lint
on Application
Commissions Accepts to Kill Npwial Specimen Work
for Individuals and Museums
SKRCWRY MLASKR
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