Glassware, Crockery,
Amethyst. Enamelware
K h?*? u?t reeelTai ? moot complete
ttock of Jh* ?wd* mm) o?ll TOUF
attention to our vlodcv diaptmr
OCR *t trot >00 i* called to the Prltco To
boiar ! .*ntern? Guaranteed the brut
?Nth.
7j;.SO DANA NAP WRINC.KKR, which
J| nhWm one to w??h lh? door without
weuin; I hp hurxi* A re rt hand artirV
* '
Ewy bom# ahoutd hare nee.
John Kalem, the Grocer
So'e Afi-rot for UeHance Canned Good*
SUE HIM
IVmotT?tif is io \
iKfp Water
i
(8**ci?I to daily Alftakait'
North Yak. ma. Auf. 31 Suit h??
been Nrouffht in the tuperior court
bere acatn?! Hmrj J Soieeley. one of
the leader* of the democratic party in
Vftstem Washington. and candidate of
lb* democratic part; for governor of
thia iiw 10 IXHi to iwow monei
of whieb.it i* alleged he ch-fraoded tbr
ihlo* ac! ehiMren of Rartell;
Karfcy. of Weat Vitriol*. in 1*80
Soiseley ? u appo4ote*l administrator
of the estate uxi fled to Wash' mr tor
without ever making ft final ?ettlrmen:
of ikf Kirlf?
The facta ia t h i? e*?e bar* b*ec
? rr?i id it vera! Washington campaign*
When Mr Smveley wa* a candidate for
piuaetuting attorney of bis county an.!
?riM he ran for the legislature io the
late *0*. the cbargva were brought up,
hot be w?? aocceaefwl in ap'te of them
When h??? i can ' niate for governor
ie IW? tbey were owd with more
sffect, U ? g*oeral!y believed that
tb?y turo?d the ?o? f *gai n?t bits <o
thai year. A* it ? *? be carried the
*ta?e outakle of King ooonty. which]
far* John H. McGra* ft *.500 plurality
and thrfr'.ectkm by t,iW.
HKf IT M TIMt
Jat* u S?r?? of Alwaka P??l?
Km
Waiting ,}oe?? t p?y
If vow itfflwt the aching back.
Urinary iron hie*. diabetes snrvly
follow I
TV?a?"* Kidney Pill* relieves back
ache.
Ow.'M rr kxfoev ill.
*tr% A M Laogiey. .if 1?* Tenth
Atvim North. Seattle. Wash.. ?ay?
"For some rear* t bad kWcfv oom
i-laiok bat never suffered tike I did
this rak' winter. An* change !o the
weather intensified the aching; if i
caufht the least ooid it settled in the
?mill of mj bartt. sure to be followed
with nervous heaxlaobes. ami naturally
1 ran down physically, felt tired all the
time, ami when trouble with the kidney
?vret ions ?et in 1 became alarmed. 1
?at Wealed by a phystclan for some,
time, but received vary little betiefit.
My attenihm was called to Ooan's Kid
ney Pills, and. procuring * hot I com- 1
meaced the treatment. A trw ?k*e?
oM'inced me that they srere otnj to j
the root *f the complaint la a short ;
time the trouble was removed. I hearti
ly revommend rVan's Kidney nils."
Kor <ae hy all dealer*. Prtee "si cent*
Kwaer^Milbura Co., Buffalo. f?ew
York sole agent* for the I'nited state*.
Remember the name? tVmo'a ami
take a? other
PtRSOMl Ml* ll<)\
>???
J. S. Lilly, a Durioo merchant who
formerly ??? In bnainea* at Skagway,
arrived on tram last night and left >n
ihr .lefferson tor the south Mr. Lilly
will make a trip to Japan. Korea,
. "hina. the Philippine* an?l India before
returning north- He expect* to return
to Dawson la th? early winter.
.lame* H Ro*er*. traffic tnanagrr of
(he White l'aoa, ami family who have
been <-f*i t inff at l?aw?on for several
week*, will arrive a> Skagwav thi*
nwii|.
W, B. Sam t?aon , skacway'* po?t
m aster. left oo Ibe .leffcrsnr. la?t night
for tireeo River Hot Spring*. Wash.,
where he will remain K.r aeveral
?ootha.
August Toelloer. the well known
weaterr journaila' and traveler, who la
doing apecial aoo feature work for the
Post-Intelliffencer. left on the train i
thi* morning for tba interior
Charles B Mot-pan, representing the
New York Mutual Reserve who ha* 1
heen in Skarway for several da\v will
leave for Haines tomorrow
Mr*. ?E. (A Cfcrr, wife of a well j
known Fairbanks mining operator, |
arrived on the Jefferson ami ieft thi*
morning.
Mr*. K. B. Barteau. of Wlit'ehon* .^
arrived on last evening'* train on a
visit to her father A. K. i.arvev of ihe
Cana 'ian customs .
Arthur Shonp, deputy l"nite?i Stan*
marshal at Ketchikan and ?on of the
United State* marshal, was a p?-?4er^i r
to Sitka on the ' ottage t'ltv. yesterday
C. R Haraden. who arrive?1 on the
JeTeraon yesterday, left thi*. morning
on the train for Fairbanks. He will
be in the interior for several month*.
V. I. Hahn left on the train thi*
mnmlog for Tantalus He will inves
tigate the coal mines at that place.
Mr*. W M. Ijeslie returned hoire
from a visit to Seattle on the Jefferson.
flBfMfM Mtfl
I0M0RR0H Mtitl!
There will be a regular monthly
meeting of the Skagway fire depart
ment tonwtTow night. It will Jtake
at Firemen's hall on FVnirth aven ie.
Wilt Werfc TarCltr
M <lal lagher was fined f ? and cosls
hy Jtxlge Tanner in the municipal
court this morning He will work it
o-it for the city.
New numbers in (J. P. Ju*irlte'
poraei* at Harrison'*.
rMoney!i\/loney!
WE MUST HAVE FOR
We are almost Busted
SUGAR-Not sand 151bs $100
CORN 2 cans tor 25c
PE AS. 2 cans for 25c
BEANS- 2 cans for 25c
Hclly Electrict and Olympic flour.
per sack $140
&rr> vens tine Apples, per box $2.40
L Independent Grocery!
'""?1 1 P.. J? 1L ' IK <* !'P?i ? | ? , .. .. - - - ?
For His Royal Highness,]
1 ! ? ! . 1 ?
The (
Stork Pant*. liglit and pool and
watwrpmif military. dry and
clean.
Stork Bihe, Catch all and Plain *
?made to give hearty l?bie8
comfort in eating.
Baby
Htork Af*?orb*Tit Diapers make
the baby more more comfortable
because they fit. Tliey nave
time and work every May they
are nwd. Light weight and
very absorbent, easily washed -
scientific healthful, ready to
wear.
Stork Sheeting ? The new waterproof fabric. Contain* no
rubber whatever. Is a* pliable and easily work a* muslin.
It wears as does no other waterprrof fabric. It, in light, odor
Itw. wholesome. Indispensable for infants and invalids beds.
Comes and f>4 inches wide.
B. M. Behrcnds Mercantile Co.
Geo. Blanchard, Manager.
l.HLRCH PfOPlt
WORK lOOUHfR
|!v action of a joint c Mntnitte appoint
sl by the Lpwhorth League of the
Methodist church, ami the Christian
ntleavor of the Presbyterian church,
.litre *re to he young people*' union
i .-etiogs on the third Sunday of each
oonth The first one of these union
nectinga is to be held on Sunday etren
ng, S- ptetnber 16ih, In the Methodist
?iiurch, when the Christian Kodearor
sill be the guest of the Kpworth
>? - jue. The next month the Kpworth
league will be the gueata of the
hristtan Kmleaeot.
CONRAD IMS
A LAWVfR
Application to practic law at Conrad,
in the Yukon territory, waajfiied in the
\ ikon territory, toi filed at the office
if the clerk of tbf territorial court to
lav by Paul Phillip* Harrison, of Brit
ish Columbia. Mr. Phillips likely will
K, admitted to pratice by Judge Craig,
when the judge paste# through White
horse next month on his way outside
for his w inter vacation.? Dswson News.
Little Girl's Obstinate Case of
Eczema ? Instantaneous Relief
Bv Cuticura? Little Boy's Hands
and Arms Also Were a Mass
of Torturing Sores ? Grateful
Mother Says:
"CUTICURA REMEDIES
A HOUSEHOLD STANDBY"
' In reply to your Irttw T write rmi
mv experience. and you are pn vikged
to u?o i? a* you see fit. Ij?*t year,
after hnving my little girl treated oy A
\rn prominent phvsicuin for *n olwti
nntc caar of wwii*. I retorted to the
Ortienra Kcmedie*. and was no w-ell
pictliscd with the almoat instantaneous
pi H'f afforded that we discarded the
physician's prescription and relied en
tirriv m the Qim Im OMin
Ointment, and Outicura Pllk When
?r comnwnwd with the C titicum Rem
edies her fret and limhe were routed
with running sores In about nit weeks
wr had her completely w8. and there
has been no recurrence of the trouble.
" In July of this year a little hoy in
our family poisoned W hand* and arm*
with poison oak, and in t ??enty-four
hmn nt? hand* and arm* were a mam
of torturing sorrs We used only the
t 'tit intra Remedies, waahtng hi* hand*
and arm* with the Cutiour* Snap, and
anointed them with the Outkiira Oint
ment, and then gave him the Cuticura
l!p?.il\Tnt. In about three week* hi*
hnJxi* and arms healed up; so wr have
lots of eatm> for fecittw gr? teful for the
Cuticura Remedies. Wc find that the
Cuticura Remedic* are a valuable
household staiftlby, living as wr do
twr-lve mike from a doctor, and where
it cost* from twenty to twenty-five dol
lar* to come up on the mountain.
Respectfully, Mrs. l.trrie Vincent
Thomas, Fairmount. Waldcn's Ridge,
Term., tVT 13, 1W5."
KtvrmJ 7V%* mmA tor tH!y
Hw t frv0n rtmpk# tf ftKntafc. trrm Infktir? to Ap.
tf (W?r? Vm Be, (wmm. WV . Kmrv
ir tnm- of OtX ti?3
n# #? ? >? V h?4 ?C %I1 tfuprlm A
-I ^I. wtw citm* %i ?*?? hV ^'ftor I>n?
Wl\n> ARM
MAPS ron SALE
Map* of the Windy Arm mining dis
trict made by H. G. Dickson. the
Whit?hor?c civil engineer, and ad
mitted (o be tjje only authentic onea
out, are for sale at the Daily Alaskan
o ou are interested in Windy
Arm tret one.
SALE or MINING PROPERTY
By order of the Hoe. Wanvn A. Worden
rrferte la bankruptcy. the undersigned, as trust
tee of tbe estate o! th? C.reck Boy* Mining
Company ? corporation bankrupt offers for
?ale the folkiwlty properties, known collective
ly a* the (,re>k Boy*' Mine, situate la the Ber
ners Ray Mining District. p?r Juneau. Alaska
more particularly described In tbs records of
the aait] Mining District, to which records bid
dent hereby are referred for further particular*
and generally described ai follow*
Anmra. l,ode Mining Claim. Unpatented.
Homstake Lod* Mitiiag Claim, unpatented.
I-ake View. Lode Mining Claim. Unpatented
Man I more Lode Mining Claim. Unpatented
May Flower Lode Mining claim. Unpatented,
yueea of the Hill* Looe Mining Claim. Un
patented
Tnhannuch. Lode Mining Claim. Unpatented
Burner's Bay placer. JTumber one. Placer
Mining Claim. Unpatented.
Renters Bat Placer. Number Two, Placer
Mining Claim, Unpatented
C.real Fall* i reek. WaterRigbt, Undeveloped
Tnhannuch Creek, Water Right, Undeveloped.
T*o Mill sites of about Bee (A) acre* earn,
situate adjacent to Tnnansnck Claim. Unpat
ented.
All of the ?aid property I* situate at Renter*
Bay In the IMstrtet of Alaska, about fifty mile*
from Junsan, and la recorded Id the receiving
at Juneau Alaska. The trustee (? Informed
that development work snfficient to entitle the
holder to patent these claims ha* been done.
Included In the satd properties and to be sold
therewith ere all buildings, tool*, railway* now
sltattc npon these properties If anT there te.
The*ale Is to be by sealed bid* to be delivered
at lbs office of Hon Warren A Worden. referee
Is bankruptcy Chamber of commerce Building,
I aroma, Washington, not later than two ociock
p m. on Tuesday the Mth day of ?-eptember
I**., each bid toV accompanied bv a deposit of,
or certified check for, ten ilffl per reot of the
smonnt of the Md. ?uch deposit or check to be
returned to nn*ucee*?fnl bidder*, snd no bid to
be considered it the same Is for lea* than Ten
Tbooasnd I >o!lar*
Further particulars cf the property atxl the
*sle thereof mar beobtslned of tne undersigned
or hi* attorney*. The right ?o reject ?ny and
all bid* I* reserved
HESRV IVR9, Trustee:
Office snd po*toffice sddre**, Bank of Califor
nia Building Tsc-.ms, Wa*h.
IiiHNO. iRAV tHllce and pa*tofflceeddta<s.
'it iowman Building, Sesttle, Wash
rRAKK H. KF.t.LV- office and postoffice ad -
dress. 411 Fidelity Building. Tacoma, Wa*b.
Attornev* forthe Tru*tee.
Froth M.?t
The Krye-Bruhn Co- keep all kind of
fresh meat constantly on hand. If
W. W. Houghton has receded a coo
<l?on>entof Mareuerite Havana Cigar*.
If yon want a jfoud sweet tmoke call J
for them.
Clant aid Claai K?oUr at ???<?!?
Frenh iteamed claim and dim nectar
will betei-red at the Seattle saloon.
The clam* arrWed (rah oo the J effer
?on.
All the delicacies of the ?ea*on at the
Pack Train KeaUurar.t.
iW8X!Ww?*w*sts?^^
CmRALlY UtTATKO BEST AOTOXHODATION* 0
iNew Home Restaurant ij
Mrs. C. Hilty, Muiftr
Best 25 Cent Meals infthe C'ty
.FIFTH AVENUE, NEAR BROADWAY |
Good Clean Beds From 25 Cents Up
BATHS IN CONNECTION
Jefferson
Comes Up
On her Fifty-seventh voyage with more good*
consisting of Ranges, Stoves. Granite and Tin
ware Doors. Windows Glass, Paints- Oils
Lime Cement, Cutlery. Guns. Amunition,
Base Ball- Tennis and Golf Goods. Fishing
Tackle, Bicycles and Bicycle Repairs.
All ninds of Plumbing Goods.
Plumbine in all ts Branches.
J. M. TANNER.
h e Hardware.Man
Five Acre Tracts
Between Kent an(l Auburn on line 01 Seattle
Tacoma Interurban and N P. R. R. All
cleared and under cultivation
CHKRE in do better land io the famnti* While River Valley thin thif, ami
there it very little ax good, Rioh deep Mil, School, Store and Vototnc
all being on the ground. Can go to Seattle or Ta^ona -my hoar ij the day.
The land will double In value before last payment haa to be made. The Chicago
Milwankee A 81. Paul Railirad i? going through the land and two other roeda
teeking an er.trance to Seattle will aimoit be compelled to go through the land,
making five road* in all. aod it is only a matter of a very short time when al'
the valley will he tak<>n for Railroad ptiriwaea, Factories, Machine Shop? and
Ka-m Sites and become very valuable. NOW IS THE TIME TO BtJY.
YOU CAN'T MISS IT. We are making a low pries, considering the land
and giving easy. See John W. Troy or I. M. Jensen at this ofllce for terms etc.
G. B. Haraden, Sec. and Treas.
609 Alaska Building SEATTLE. "WASHINGTON