"Now am de time"
-To Buy
JELLY GLASSES and MASON JARS
In Pints- Quarts and Half Gallons
See our South Window for display
OROCER3
PtRSOML MENTION
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Mr. and Mrs. Theo. Cresner are in
the city on their return from Dawson
where thjy wee >r a pleasure trip.
Mr. Cresner is a . linent attorney of
Plymouth, lod . and he and his wife are
old friends of Mr. and Mrs. Stinebaugh,
whose guests they are while here. This
moraine Mr. and Mrs. Cresner, Mr,
and Mrs. Stinebaugh and others made ,
> trip to Denver glacier.
A. M. Wallack, who is operating on |
Big Salmon, was so unfortunate as to
have his foot c.'sheJ while moving a
heivy piece of machinery recently. Mr.
Wallack was forced to lay off for a few
days, but his many friends all over this
section will be glad :o know that he is
entirely recovered and at work again.
Mr. and Mrs. Paul.of Florida, accom
panied by their son, are at the Pullen
house. Mr. Paul is one of the heavv|
?tockhoklers in the Chicago, Milwaukee
& St. Paul railroad corporation . They
were on a pleasure trip to Dawson
and w II leave on the JetTerson.
Mr. sod Mrs. Frank Stone, son and
daughter, sightseers from Chicago,
having taken in interior places, are rest
ing at the Pullen house preparatory to
the resumption of their juurney home.
Dr. J. M. Kennedy, who has been
visiting in the city for several weeks,
will leave on the next steamer for Jun
eau froui where he will take a boat for
the westward. Dr. Kennedy may decide
to locate in Alaska.
The condi. ion of "Hippy" Dortero is
not much improved today. The little
fellow this afternoon had a fever of 102
?r.d was very weak.
A. F. Herron, the well known mining
operator of Big Salmon, is in the city
on a business trip. Mr. Herron reports
everything prosperous in his section of
the country.
George and Sam Honeywell anj Geo
Bond are a party of Dawsonites who
are stopping at the Flfib Avenue hotel
ou their way out
Dr. E. E. Klmbal', the eye specialist,
made a hurried business trip to EJaines
Wednesday and returned on the Hegp
yesterday.
WEATHER BUREAU REPORT
Skagwiy, July 2?5, 1901.
The weather conditions m Sk?;;?ay
for ihe 24 houtt preceding noon today
were as follows:
Max. ^emp 04 above zero
Mln. " 47 above "
Mean " above 41
Temp, at noon l>0 above "
Precipitation, -02
H. D. Clark,
Volunteer U. S. Weather observer
LliUb To It
Racitftls oo the Duplex day and nigt t !
at the Seattle. Its the sweetest music |
Id the city.
FOUND ? A black leather Swastika
w?tch fob. Owuer can h*vs same oy
calling at The Aiasknn office and payiog
for this ad. 7-22-tf
. ? ? A .
NOTICE
FOR SALE.? Second hand billiard
Ube all accou rements, aWo patent
coffee holder. For particulars, prices,
etc., address or call the Post Exchange.
Fort Wm. H. Seward, Alaska. 2t-No
Phoai City Transfer
For jour ;oal, wood and general haul
ing Phone 90, Boughton's cigar
store. 104-lmo
The Beutal Business college, Tacoma
purchased 51 new Remington tj ^writ
ers last month. 3t
ALASKA LOOKS GOOD
TO ULOjL IROflfR
William Bellis Burk and wile, of
Philad ipbii, are in the city on
their leturn from Dawson aud will
go out on the Jefferson. Mr. Burk is
one of the largest sponge exporters and
importers in the United States and he
and Mrs. Burk, bare io the past five
years, visited nearly every portion of
the globe. In speaking to The Alaskau
he said yesterday: "I am certainly sur
prised at Alaska. The sceneiy is grand.
I sat spell bound in tbe car the other
Jay on my way to the Summit. The
beauty of it is intense. When' I came *
here I thought I would fiod "tough.'
camps and stree's swarming with
drunken men. I have not seen one
drunken man nor a beggar since f left
Seattle. Certainly Alaska Is a good
country and it las a great people. Its
future looks very bright to me.
HEINZf BtGINS '
ALASKA OPERATIONS
(Special Dispatch to Daily Alaskan] <
Seattle, July 26? It has been author
it.vely given out here hat F Augustus
Heinze, of Montana, will open head
quarters in this city aid direct frcin
here the extensive copper operations
whicn be will shortly comtnenre in Al
aska
Duwfon Wants A Game
Judge "Si" Tanner yesterday rtceiv
ed a telegram from Dawson asking him
'o wire terms on which the local base
bill club would agree to go to Dawson
and play a series of games. Judge Tan
ner has tbe matter under consideration
?nd as soon as it can be determined
whether a full team can get away, au
answer will be sent totheui. The Daw
son aggregation js a strong one and li is
recently been reinforced with Welch
pitcher; Marshall, catcher: Cook, sec- l
ond iiase and Champaign, a fielder, who
played with tbe Whitehorse team. ,
LLteu To It
I
Recitals on the Duplex day anil night (
at the Seattle. Us the sweetest music ,
in the city.
Air tho Coops.
V\ lion tin* hen mill her brood are oijC
during the daytime. I urn the coop up To
the sua aiul nir and dean off the floor,
rf any sign* of <ltv xpiiear. coat the
Interior with hot liim> wash In wblcb
there Is a liberal iiuaatlty of wait.
Double Mating.
Double mat lux is a method practice^
by breeders who wish to produce ei
hlbliion specimens, particularly In thn
pu rt ( colored varieties, males and fe
males of direct cockerel breeding line
be I. ix required to produce cockerels
which come up to exhibition require
meats. The pullets obtained from
thi-i mating are only of value as cock
er- I breeders. Another special mating
of pullet breeding stock Is necessary
to produce exhibition pullets, and, as a
general rule, the cockerels from such
xr.atings are not at all available for ex
hibition puriHises.
Th? Batement Fowl Hou??.
Personally we do not care for a
poultry buiiding with a basement, says
a v.rlter iu Keliable Toultry Journal.
However, some two story buildings are
in use that are very satisfactory where
a comparatively low studded basement
1 used with either wood or stone walls
| au?l open to the south, being made 1o
<crve as an open front scratching shed.
Inclined board runways provided with
??leats to give a good foothold form the
liest stairways to r fowls.
J.U ?
All the delicacies ot the season at t.ie
Pack Train Res tar u ant. _
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And they are seldom disappointed. They buy that kind- The
fact that a shoe should feel comfortable from the start is un
known to them because they have never felt the luxury putting
on a rightly made shoe. They overlook the fact that HAN AN"
shoe at its price erives the wear of two pairs of the kind they buy.
They tor get also, that a
HAN AN SHOE
offers more real comfort when new than their kind of shoes offer
after months of wear? that it starts out a smart, stylish shoe, and
ends just as smart and stylish. There are not so many such peo
ple as there used to be. We know this because we sell so many
more HAN AN shoes than we used. Maybe you would like to
prove these facts- We have just received a new shipment and
can give .you many styles to select from.
1
B. M. Behrends Mercantile Company
Geo. Blanchard, Manager
Lis toil To It
Recitals on the Duplex iay and niglit.
t the Seattle. Us the sweetest music
i -.he city
n:w idea in clocks.
devolving Hemispheres and Fixed
Pointer Mark Time's Passing.
A vl-iCk of unique design and con
struction Is the rerent Invention of a
f'UUiidelphlan. As shown lu the 111ns
ration It resembles a ElolK" used iu the
schoolroom to explain the formation
>f the earth. The globe Is divided luto
lalves, representing the dials of the
?lock. On the edge of the upper half
ire figures denoting minutes and on
r
NO VII, CLOCK DESIGN.
:he lower half, figures denoting hours.
In the center, directly In front of the
jlobe, Is one pointer, which Indicates
ilmuitaneously both the hours and the
jiluutes. Iu operation the halves re
rolve, the upper half making a com
plete revolution every hour and the
ower half ,-iiaklng a complete revolu
;lon every twelve hours. In the base
ire the necessary mechanical parts.
From the above description It will be
seen that the dials revolve around the
ndex hand, while the latter Is at all
:lmes rigid.
Blue Rays Produce Anaesthesia.
A Paris dispatch says that chloro
form, ether, cocaine and other com
pounds used to produce anaesthesia by
lcntlsts and surgeons have apparently
seen their day. If a French doctor is
to be believed, all these anaesthetics
*?111 hereafter be replaced by blue llgut.
It is now proved that by directing tUe
ray of blue' electric light on the. eyes,
deluding carefully every other ray,
patients can be thrown luto a deep
sleep and state of insensibility which
[s not only perfectly harmless, but -a
positive pleasure. The sleep lasts two
)r fliree minutes and may be indefinite
ly repeated, but ts generally sufficient
to have a tooth drawn.
Keep Coops dff the Ground.
It Is a good Idea to have the door of
the brood coop separate, and It should
?xtend well In front. Placing the coop
in blocks three or four Inches from the
ground helps to prevent dampness and
keeps rats and other small animals
>w:iy. A few dry goods boxes placed
lere and there in the poultry yard are
i help for chicks to scamper into when
i storm unexpectedly comes up.
Egg Eating.
To cure egg eating in hens feed plen
ty of cut clover and beef scrap and see
that the birds are well supplied witb
jyster shell. If you can get them,
'eed crushed eggshells freely. Leave
i few nest eggs lying about the pap
ind provide birds with dark nests.
William Hoskins
? _ Bout and Shoe Maker ?
Repairing promptly done with the best
material In the market
Ladles' anil Children's Shoes Mended
Broadway Between 3rd und 4th Aval
: Headquarters for
Swastika jewelry
The liood Luck Charm
|H. D. Kirmse,
Pioneer Jeweler
Skagway, - - Alaska
Dr. FRANKLIN C. NORMAN
CHIEF Sl'KGEON W. P. i Y. K.
Residence ICItrlit Ave. and Broadway
OFFICE HOURS
Over tin' Alaska Ko&dCoiu mission
Corner of Slate Street and Klttb Ave.,
2:00 to 3:3i) P.M. 7:00 to 8:00 p.m.
Kallroad Hospital
9:30 A. M. to 11:00 a. m.
Office I'hooe No. 0. lies. PhoneNo. G!i
J. IKIITH
GRADUATE OPTICIAN'
Expert Watch Maker
Jeweler and Engraver
Watches
Diamonds
Native Jewelry
Souvenirs
I SKAGW
HnBBHNBa
SKAGW AY, ALASKA
M? ? ?
Tusk Flaharty George WoodbuKn
FAMOUS OLYMPIA BEER ON DRAUGHT
ONLY hVl.K-ST-CI.ASS C.OOHS AUK CARRIED IN' STICK
Leading Gentlemen's ffesort
Board of trade
Flaharty & Woodburn, Props.
SPACIOUS MILLIARD A ND POOL ROOM IN CONNECTION
CORNER UROADWAY AND FIFTH AVENUE
W'
Open Day and Night Skaguuay, Hlaska
? FiEATED AND LIGHTED FINE SAMPLE ROOM
'} BY ITS OWN PLANT- FOR DRUMMERS
| Ulbftc Pass ftotel
P. D McMillan- Manager
| earnest and best appointed Roiel in (be Vukon
I CHOICE BAR STOCK V T ?
| RATES MODERATE WUHVIJVI 9\, Z* V* |
? . xviMiwmebmn sxsa*fi?s??s?g)?^3
Established 1897
Phil Abrahams
Reai Estate
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Steam Liaandry ;
'All Work Guarauteed. Short ;
Oriiors Promptly 5
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Messenger will c?U and deliver
n Pliuxitt 79 _ < jj |
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WE PAY
Nigh Prices for fine furs
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A 'so a large stock ol
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