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MILITARY TACTICS
Seattle, Sept. 3 ? Beginning with
tho opening of the colloid year at I
the Uulveinity of Washington, Ed- i
ward K. McCazr.mon, first lieutenant 1
of tho Third lnfcutry, U. H. A., who '
Is stationed us coinu'M'Uunt of ca?le'. <
on the campus .will take up tho
work In tho departn19.it of military
science and tactics wlt'u the laten- i
tion of raining tlu? rating of the unl* <
vowlty. Tho cr.Jat officer.; who will
work under Lloutonant McCaainlou
.lave been preparing through tho
sun nier uionthH to Incroaso tho ef
ficiency of the department.
Many old Skugwnyans will recall
tho t.i noua bull samoi ? liich were
'.<Iayed between the A. B. White
I'.ihs Club and several visiting
nines. Lieut. McCuinmcn, moiMon
ed in tho above did some pretty
work behind tho bnt in a game play
ed between the combined strength
of tho two loc.il team.* und a team
.Yom t*.:c 22nd Infty, detachment
whl ? i wns passing through Skagway
to Ft Clbl>on and St. Michaels.
I . OK W. K.W.MS TO
UK HKI.D SUIT. 12 * 13
Seattle, Sept. 2 ? Examinations
for admission to the University of
Washington for the omlng college
year v 11! he hold September 12
and 13. High school grf.duatos not
coming from aecr ? Jltwl high schools
are required to take '.ho examina
tions.
MO\ KMKXTS OK THK llO.XTS.
Tlx* Steamship Georgia r.rrlvod ut
10:30 nnd depart d at 12:10 a. m
Sunday.
Tho Steamship Northwestern ar
rived at 2:05 p. m. Sunday and de
parted :25 p. m.
Tho Steamship Humboldt arrivf.1
at 7 a. m. Monday and departed at
Tho Steamship Spokailn arrived lit
10:20 p. in. Monday departed 12.50
The S. S. l.otlanaw left for Tee
Harbor at 10:45 a. m. where she
will discharge some ftelght after
?hlch she will return to this port
where she will take on a load of
ore for the Taconm smelter.
M. F. Woll, representing M. Soll
ers K- Co., lne. Seattle wholesalo
< rockery and house furnishers, nr
rlv. il on the Humluldl Monday
Horning and has opened several
trunks of samples "in the R. M. Ber
rondg building. He will be here
until t! sailing of tho Alameda tor
the Westward.
J. Frederick Johnson, Alaska or
ganizer for tho Loyal Order of
Moose, v:ho has boon taking a com
pulsory vacation ut Story's camp
near Rennet for the past severn
days, writes to this paper that he is
again on his feet, and left for White
horse last Saturday where he will
at once begin tho work of organis
ing and Instituting a lodge of tae
order which he represents.
SEATTLE'S
Loading Popular Priced Hotel
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Hotel
Georgian
European Flan
All Outside Sunny
Koorn*. Ek'tramly
Furnished
Famplu Rooms.
Commercial Fam
ily trnd? Kolhitid
K A T F. S
Slnirlu Rooms ?l up
Room* vin? bathfi 50
Two pomon* i2.50 up
C. 8. STAFFORD.
1 ? ' Sanugcr.
Take East Lnko car from Union
Depot to Fourth. FOURTH AVE
bqtw"?n l*i: Ion & Pike.
Rolicvos CATARRH of
the
BLADDER
and all
Dis:harges in
24HOURS
Ckch npnl* bttn lit
?07
Hmrtof (MID^I
CvunUrfetti. \
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FREE
to FUR SHIPPERS
ThanioUaccurato. reliable nnd inly Market
Keport and Price Lltt of lUklal published.
> "iTIjr &l)ubtrl Bljijijttr"
M ft JIM kkec to those Intorefctod In Haw Far*
SOU) US YOUR KAME ON A POST.d-TODAY
It's Dot a Trapper# Uulde. bat ? publication
luurd ?r?ry two weeks, which i;Itm too re*
port* of what ltdolnjr In all tb*? Markouof
%|i .? World In American I taw Fur*. Tk|a
Info: tuition in worth hundreds of dollar* to
you. Writ ? for it- HOW- ITS FREE
A. B. SHUBERT, DtC. ,
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Americas Raw Furs
2S-27 W.JGcUpaSL.DcyL J.. CHJCA(0.11L. 0.1 A.
tWKAME PA83EN<JEK XAU- \
UOWIiV MISSES DIIOWM.NO
.Mi'. Doyle, one of tho posieagora
>n tha S. S. Spokiuw, luiit with an
iccldem which will probably .uu?5
ilui to remain lu Skug.vuy (or soiuo
tluio, uud which came very near
;ostlug him his Ufo.
Wtjeu the Spoknuj arrived in
hluinej .Mr. Doylo dtvliied to go u
ihore and golus up town, wander
ed furt'ser than ho expected, so
thai wheu the Uilp blew her cast
off whittle, ho had to run for it.
When ho arrived al t!>o end of the
wharf the ship wm already under
way and ho decided to try to Jump
for the bout, ilo wu commanded
not to make tho uttoiupt but think
ing I hut ho could make tho dis
tance ho made a try, but fell short
of the ship. Ho pluugod into tho
water which was some distance k>e
low, as tho tide was cut, u.id It
was necessary for Captain White to
order a life boat lowered lu order
|to reecue tho mail. Whon ho was
brought on board, It was found thftt
ho had brokon his shoulder lu tw'>
places and bis arm in two pices
when ho struck tho side of tho ves
sel, and upon the arrlvol of tho ship
lu Skagway Mr. Doylo was takon to
the White Pass hospital, where ho
will bo compelled to remain for
Homo time. He was bound for thi
Interior.
A E. Harris, traveling passenger
agent for tho Chicugo Milwaukee &
Si. Paul Ry., arrived in Skugway
Sunday, mid when sou by a repre
sentative of thj Daily Alaskan stilt
ed that from tills time oh his com
pany was going after ?ho Alickan
business with a view of getting their
4 hare. Offices will be oponed in
Juneau and Mr. Ilnrrla will mako
'frequent trips to all tho Aliflkan
owns. Ho will nmko a trip to Falr
baiik* and Nome, befov? he returns
to Juneau. C. T. l.yo: s, agont for
the Alaska S. S. Company in Ska#
way will look after tho business Jn
this city.
Coorgo Myers, now of Seattle, but
for twenty four yoars a prospector
and miner In Alaska, having been
prospering on Stewart River the
year of the big strike In the Klon
dike, is again responding Ho tho ceil
of the wild, and arrived In Skagway
Sunday aftornoon on the Northwest
em onrouto to tho 'law gold fields
n the Chlsunu country. With Mr.
Myers Is George Riley, who although
a miner and prospector of many ycem
experience In tho states of Idulio,
Nevada, Montana a:'d Colorado, is
making ills :nalden t:*ip to Alaska.
Both men got nway this morning for
Whltehorso whore t'lev will bu!!:l a
poling boat and go up the White
River rcute. They are tukln~ In
supplies Id last for orar a year.
Hugo IJngefroren roturned home
last night from Whltehorso where
he has been Chef at the B. Y. N.
Co. Mess house for tho past two
mouths.
Mr. Ungefroren will take a well
earned rest for tho balance of this
month and will then tako his old po
sition as steward of the Klk's club.
Mr. Ungefroren was the first stew
ard of Elk's Club In 1904 and serv
ed for sovoral years and tho mem
bers will hall his return with joy.
Kn'.ll Klatt, cf Dyoa, yesterday
? relight over a flno beef from his
ranch all dressed and rcr.dv for the
block. When put on -ho scalos, at
the Frye-Uruhn market, tho critter
tipped the beam at 6-iO and netto.l
"!r. ICIatt something over $10o.00.
There Is more Catarrh In this sec
tion of the country than al< other
diseases put together, and until the
last tow years was supposed u> be
Incurable. For a great many years
doctors pronounced It a local disease
anil proscribed local remedies, and
by constantly failing to euro with lo
cal treatment, pronounced It Incur
able. Sclonoe has proven catarrh to
b a constitutional disease, therefore
requires constitutional treatment.
Hall's Catarrh Cure, manufactured by
F. J. Cheney & Co., Toledo, Ohio, Is
tho only constitutional cure on the
market. It Is token internally In do
ses from 10 drops to a toaspoonful. it
acts dlrrctly on tho blood and mucou
surfaces o t tho system. They offer
one hundred dollars for any caso it
(alia to euro. Send for circular and
testimonials.
r. J. CHENEY & CO., Toledo, O.
Sold by Druggists, 75c
Take Hall's Family Pills for conatl
pattoo.
3Gc lor a horns cooked moal ?
quick, clean servlca Whcro At
fh? New Homo Rostaurnnt, Fifth
Avcnuo, hull a minute from Broad
way
Olympia beer on draft at tho
Board of trado This famous brew
Is kept constantly fresh both on
draft and In bottles. This Is tho j
Boad of Tado Bar, where tho colo- |
hinted Itaulor Beer Is also kopt
la bottles tf
ROYa^sociEIT
PACKAGE OUTFITS
CONTAIN THE NEWEST IDEAS IN
NEEDLEWORK
LINGERIE
J Center Pieces
J Pillow Tops
f Table Scarfs
Dresser Scarfs
Novelty Bag*
Each package con
tains diagram show
ing arrangement of
st;tches and colors
and sufficient floss
to complete the art
icle.
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L. A ? Harrison Company
'Phone 55
Store open until 9 p. m.
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SOMETHING NEW !
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Fresh and Fragrant !
FHESH FRUITS
ON EVERY BOAT
Tony Dortero's
428
J BROADWAY, (Near Fiflh)
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Chance for Someone
to Get a Cheap
Home
I am instructed to sell the
home of the late Mrs. Katie
Lind, consisting of two lots
and cottage, some furniture
and other household goods.
Come and examine property.
Phil Abrahams
TEA AND COFFEE STORE, woll as
ta lil tolled, doing. good business,
For Salo. Handling also Crockory
and Glasswaro, with routes in all
partB of llio city. Good elianco
for active business mau. Apply t
John Graham, Commercial Tea Cc
110 Tacoma Avo., Tacoma, Wn. 6
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Or.ly One "BROMO QUININE"
Tat to LAXATIVE BROMO QUININE
Look for tho ?l4fn*ture of E. W.
GROVE. Uood the World ov?r to
Cure a Cold In Ona Day. 25c.
Location Notices, placar and
i|?artz, COc. a dozen at the DalJ.v
Alaskan office.
IT'S WORTH YOUR WHILE !
To visit our store. It's llko a visit
to a muajum, for natives all over
Alaska havo contributed their work
la this collection of ours.
As a visitor you will rocelve a
hearty welcome. Wo aro always
glad to oxtend ovory courtesy to any
visitor and you are under no obli
gation ?o buy. We want you to
Ceel thai this storo is yours and wo
want you to uso it as such. Wo
i :nry tho largest and most comploto
line of fossil ivory and nuggot Jewel
ry in Alaska as woll as ivory crib
luge boards and totom poles, napkin
rings, curving and gamo seta.
Wo crry a largo assortment of
Indian moccasina and baskots and
incd beaten tilver spoons and
iraroleU.
TT. D. KIRMSE,
Pioneer Jowoler.
Whitehorse
Kluane Stage
Line
The Koyal Mail Stage
leaves Whitehorse the
fourth of every month
for Kluane and way '
points and also on the
seventeenth of every
month for Champaigne
Passengers and Freight sol
icited, Rates Reasonable
and the Service First Class.
H.CHAMBERS, Prop.
OFFICE
Regina Hotel :: Whitohor?e, Y.T
H.M.Hartwigsen
DEAIJClt IN
CIGARS, TOBACCO AND
SMOKERS' ARCTICLES
NOW IS THE -TIME
TO FISH
A carefully ?elected line of Rods, Reels,
Lines, Flyes. Hooks nn<l bait.
EVERYTHING FOR
THE ANGLER
Large circulaling library, including the
latest copywrite books. Magazines,
Newspapers and other periodicals. Fine
line of Stationary.