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No rubber ring*. by vacuum
+ Koo<l cannot mould or imar In too
a nam Nnt retain* tu plnmpnotw, nat
ural tlavar. color. Kf? for j?ir?.
+ Wi> al?o h*rt> the new
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+
Ball Perfect Mason Jars
^ Jar Rubber*. < ap?. for bnth atylea
+ <?f iarv l**rafTim\ M) ??U*se*,
l^vrrim Kettle*. IV*U IV**,
* Mrainers, Ftr., Kir.
+
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Wo 1 ?\,? .Inst Rnvivori a tare* Stttok of
MEN'S CLOTHING
You Can't Look Foolish in a
HAPPY Suit
Dortero & Son 42 1 Broadway
The White Pass
11.1 Wfcitebarse.
nOtei Yakon Ter.
o< Of?-* To
Trie General TrareHa? Pablic
rnt>- S>? * >?f
C R \CINF_ Mcr. and Prnpr
Rales: -$1.00 per Day and Up
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Orders Prooa^tfT
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PHONE -*
Best Meals
Tb H t at the
NEW HOME
RESTAURANT
NOONDAY orr
DINNER OD*~
Lodging
Krprrthia^ llran vo>]
F.rsT
Fifth Av-nue near Rroarlwav
Draper dc Co.
Arcetk Ftar
E*ST*A* KODAK SUPPLIES
rHOTOC.RATHKRS
F".ni.<ifcyt for Oioae who
*!????> tie tWttOA."
Full lire of TOn?. riaiea and Pa.
US"*.
Mali orders carefully a: teamed to.
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Draper A Co^ P. O. Box *6.*
Skarwaj. Alaska.
? CANDY
J CIGARS
: TOBACCO
I Smoker* Articles
| A Carefully Selected Stock
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Hook* Post CaHs
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Hernr FYi?<}?ath*; Poone 76. QuIcJ
f H very, !t*cr*jre and eipr?dtln? 01
*rt rotlc*. Mr or night.
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j? Evevthing New'and First 2
I t Class
II
J. Banaucfe and Pnvate Dmnen
t A Specialty"
-!- Popular Prices i
.j. Open Day and Night ^
-H-:-:-;-: ?: : i : ?: 2
Pack Train
Restaurant
TONY ST OUCH. H? M?
F?r 14 Tun W* Hit* SrrrrJ nit v
The Best in the Markets
?bJ ?<wi?? it n tW
Most Popular Eating
House in the North I
-> New Location 1
Broadway, Kctwem 3rd and 4th |'
The Delmomco of Alaska
DEWEY
CAFE
Opened Vnder New
M meat
J . E. T E R R E L
Formerly of
Dawson Kentucky Kitchen
ard lately ot
Scott't Hotel Carcros*.
The Best in the Market
Properly Cooked
BEST MEALS IN TOWN
AT POPULAR PRICES
Open from 6 a. m. to 1 0 p. m.
DON'T FROC
You're Got 50 Cknts
H. Hartwigsen
Sboch?oi to
W. W. BOUOHTON
DKAI.KB IN
Oigars Tobacco.
Smokers* Abides,
Stationery and Fish
ing Tackle
IASGK CMKTI.ATIXQ U8K\RY
HTOLCDING I.ATKST OOPY
RlfiHTKD BOOKS
hauaukks. NnrsPAPCKs asd
OTHKR PERIODICALS
MAW THE SIGHTS AND
WKNT HACK SATISFIED
Again the tourists are with us
As usual they come from all parts
of tb* world, ask all kinds of que?
Hons and learn all kinds of things
about Alaska. Unfortunately the
day u not pleasant and the lm
j presslou they will carry away may
not be all that is lovely, because
the mountains and glaciers, forests
and streams show dark anu dreary
under the clouds and mists.
The cruising' steamer Spokane ar
rived esrly this morning bringing a
large number of sight seers who
immediately went up the hill to
Summit. Among the passengers
were a number of important people
from various cities of tho Spates,
some of whom are Mr. ami Mrs. N.
LlW. Oreenhut, of New York, who
|?| are on their hoteymoon; Mr. and
Mrs. A K Altmayer, Arthur Ks
[ sing. Isador Hellmatt, Maxwell Hell
man. Mrs 1. Heltman, Miss Edith
Hellman, and Mr. and Mrs. M. A.
Wolfson, all of New York; Miss
j Klla F. Murray of San Francisco,
who is making h??r second excursion
| trip to Alaska this year; William
1.. Woodnutt, an official of the
Northern Pacific Railway o\ Seal
tie, accompanied by Mrs. Wood
nutt, and Mrs. Jessie Woodnutt;
Mrs. F. G. Rowe and Miss Ern
stein Rowe of Cleveland, and E. S.
tnd Mrs. Crocker of New Y'ork.
Mrs. Jacob Lilt, of New York, ac
companied by Willard l.itt and
Master Jacob Lltt. Mrs. 1-ltt was
a delegate from New Y'ork to tho
biennial convention of women's
clubs, recently held in San Fran- J
clseo.
Mrs. Mary R. Hart, official lec
turer of the Spokane, announces
Chat the membefslilp of the Alaska
Cruise Club is steadily growing.
The Alaska Cruise Clubs will j
have headquarters at the San Fran
cisco Exposition, and it is expected
the membershjp will ultimately re
solve itself into an organization for
the development of Alaska. They
have already stajted a movementl
toward the collection of historical
data and the preservation of Alas-|
ka landmarks.
KNM.HIN OK PYTHIAS
! ?.ATHKH 1\ l)i:\\Ki;
I
1 IVnver, Aug 6 ? The twenty sov
U-nth bionnial convention of the
I supreme lodge Knights of Pythias,
convened in this city todAj . This
order has a total membership of
711,381, with George M. Hansen of
Maine as chief chancellor.
} STIRRING IP TROIIU.K
FX>R MOXKOK IMHTWNK
Managua. Aug. 6 ? Owing to
troubles in Nicaragua the United
States has found it necessary to
land & hundred American marines.
A few days ago a government rev
enue cutter was ordered rushed to
the scene of the outbreak to pro
tect Americans. It is another one
of those intermittent Central Amer
ican outbreaks which so frequently
| occur to cause excitement and
! threaten the peace and stability of
the Monroe doctrine.
POI.ICK GANG \VI1,1,
PIT IP A FIGHT
New York, Aug. 6 ? Members of
the police department together with
the gambling interests have raised
a fund of fifty thousand dollars for
the purpose of defending Becker,
the lieutenant of police.
Misses Bertha E. Watson and
Isabella Brown, of Vancouver, af
ter spending a week in Skagway,
will leave tomorrow for their home.
The Princess Sophia will arrive
in Skagwav at 5 o'clock tomorrow
evening with 95 passengers, about
"0 of whom are scheduled to go
over the White Pass for ft round
trip. The Sophia will bring 32S
tons of cargo, 56 cattle and 120
sheep.
Mrs. Blanche Lcnnert of Bucyrus,
Ohio, Mrs. T. G. Rowe and daugh-'
ter. Ernestine, of Cleveland, all of
them former friends of Tuck Fla
hartv. came up on the Spokane this
morning and were his guests during
their stay in Skagway.
TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY
Take LAXATIVE BROMO Quinine
Tablets. Druggists refund money if
It fails to cure. E. W. GROVE'S sig
nature is on each box. 25c.
WAXTED ? Position as cook in
hotel or railway eating "house by a
first class Japanese cook. Good
references. Three years In last
place. Address Box 25, Hainw.
Alaska. j ^ ^ 3-t
I'M ' yV"1"
j vnVIHKS PLAXTfjfrt RICK
nm i.Mirws ami mvKH
| _ :
j The Valde* Miner ?isk? Itself if
I wild rice will grow In Alaska and
[receiving no Misw?r, t>roeeode;l to
i remark:
It Is a question thM several In- ;
j terested in the wnlfaro of tho na
tives and who would like to we
them hate a plentiful P1?' v of
I tood available, an? asking.
Other* vho are conternel about
! i he waterfowl of the north nro also
I Interested in the saniii thing and
would like to see thm government
j take up tho matter, through its sev- j
<ral experimental stations, and pin t
rice throughout the country.
They say there is n|o reason why 1
the rice should not grow here, It ;
urows in <ountrics w lucre tho win-:
ters are fully as cold, and Its coni- .
rades in northern lako*, wild celery'
is found in this count ty.
With a plentiful supply of wild j
rice the native Alaskan would al-j
I ways be certain of varying his meat
diet, for the grain is easily gather-:
ed by being beaten tin birch bark
canoes by the squaws, who use pad-1
dies for the purpose.
Alaska is the greatest breeding
ground of the wnterlOwl of the
state, and with wild rice to feed on
their condition would be milch im-j
proved and no doubt a 3 a con
sequence they would Ibe more ntim- '
erous than at present.
As a matter of fact, the ducks I
that breed in Alaska Rt present, do
not have a plentiful supply of food, ;
and, compared to rlce-'e I birds, !
ihey are poor, while their flesh Is
J not of the best qualit,(\
If the government should plant i
a few patches of the rice in lakes;
near the experimental stations, it I
no doubt soon would be carried ov- 1
er the entire territory,
Six Fraser river salmon fl >hing
boats were sei*od off Point Roberta
by a United States rttveuuo cutter
on the ground that tfi.ev were oper
ating in American waters. The oc
cupants of the boats asserted that
the.v were on the Canadian side of
the boundary line, but they were
not listened to and wore taken to j
Blaine, together with their boats.)
It is reported that the cases will all
be tried at Blaine. Fraser river |
salmon cannon* are getting In touch
with the men whose boats were ;
sei*ed and every effort, will be made i
to care for their Interifsts.
Earnest Klrbergor rWentljr re-'
signed as 1". S. commissioner at !
Kake, bears the distinction of bc-j
ing one of the "easiest" federnl ?
officials who ever held office in Al
aska During a period of 5 years
he did not sentence a single person. |
Kirberger is said to let many a j
misdemeanor go without investiga
tion to give offendeis "another f
chance" before filing charge?.
Discussion of Seymour narrows!
and the probability of blasting out
Ripple rock, on which the steamer |
Spokane was wrecked a year ago 1
has been revived by reports from
British Columbia thai, the projert
of constructing a railroad bridge
across the narrows, uning the rock
as a pier. It Is stated that the
longest bridge span would be less
than 1,500 feet in length, and that
with a short span to connect V ai
der island with the mainland, the
plan is feasible.
('(into and have a j;oo<1 l.-uigti ?
Absent Minded Arthur? at tlie Mov
ing llrltiir show. S-t
KKATKHNAI, ORItFR OK FAt.I.KS
Skagway Aerie, No. 25, Fraternal
Order of Eagles will meet Wedaes
day night at their hall on Fifth Ave
nue. Visiting brother!) cordially In
vlted to attend.
T, A. McDonald, W. P
J M. Keller. W. Sec.
SOFTNESS OF SEALSKIN.
la nivalrtl h? tlnm nn f-i- ;:er*
nandmS In ttrailicnled.
5>eal?k1n Is admired the world oVW 'if
It# softness and glns?ineM: and y?t t!t?
human hair is equally n<t soft a 'Hi g- ?v
when healthy: and the radical tins# of fl't
hair trouble l? d.irdrufT. Rhich In t
by a pest! fern:- v> that r ." the
vitality of the ! i r ' t. Newhro'f
HerpfcMe Is tne 60"-/ p- p-.: ?;?? th.1t Is
fatal to the dandr.. ~ r.ii. V. ri
druff there Is no falling h^'r. I- B I't
uriant growth of gloss; . * ft kalr ia c. -
tain Soonrlng the ecslp wrrft ?? : - d.? -
druff. Kill the dmdrnff r<v Th I
and? r.f worren o*-<* their be." ?
of heir to \"ewbro> TTerri ??
leading- dnwglst*. F -ml :*> . ir
to Tbo HerpicMa Co.. Det.-' MI'S.
One dollar bottles ru?r*nt<-ed.
ffn Brltt, Special Agdnt, Skacway.
?
35c for a home cooked meal?
qnick. clean service. Where? At
the New Home Restaurant, Fifth
Avenue, half a minute from Broad wa.
None better anc purer than Gibson
rye. Rainier and Olynipia beer. Or
ders by 'phone promptly delivered.
The Mascot &
DON'T DtLAY.
Some Alaskan Pacpl* lUrc Learned
That Neglect Is Da ngeroua.
Tbe Slightest symptom of kidney
trouble U far too serious to t* over
looked. It's tb? small, neglected
troubles that iced to seriooe kidney
ailment*. That pain in the "amaU'of
jour back; that urinary irregularity; |
those headaches and dizzy spells; j
that weak, weary, worn-oat feeling,
may be nature's warning of coming
dropsy or fatal Bright* disease. Why
risk your life by neglecting these
symptoms? Hea<h the cause of the
trouble while there is yet time ? be
gin treating your kidneys at onf e
with a tried and proven kidney rem
edy. No need to experiment ? Dona's j
Kidney Tills hare been curing kid
ney trouble for over 75 years. Poaa s
Kidney Pills are u?ed and recommend
ed throughout the ctvlliied world.
Convincing testimony follows:
Mrs. E. A. Husk, 1001 Union St.,
Olympia, Wash., says: "Although I
hare never uwd Doan's Kidney Pill*
myself, they have been taken by
other members of my family with
excellent resuits. They have no
equal for pain and weakness in the
back. The persons who u?ed Doan s
Kidney Pills In my family are now
entirely free from kidney trouble."
FOr sale by all dealers. Price 60
cents. Foster-Milburn Co., Buffalo,
New York, solo agents for United
States.
Remember the name ? lean's? and
take no other.
Olymrla beer on draft at the
Hoard of Trade. This famous brew
is kept constantly fresh both on
draft and In bottles. This Is the
time to drink beer. Get It at th^
Board of Trade Bar, where the cel
ebrated Rainier Beer is aI*o kept
In bottles. tf. j
SMOKERS ATTENTION
Harold Hartwlgsen, successor U
W. W. Houghton, has taken Ui?
agency for tie Justly famous
EL INF1NITO CLEAR
HAVANA CIGARS.
6,00) Just received from the fac
tory at Tampa. Fla If you want tbe
best don't fall to glre these goods
a trial.
The grand opera itar?
have gone abroad,
but -
yoti can Mil! hear them *imr
their ffreate?t triumph* on th?
Victor.
Th?mfch they are thoc? ?d< oi
mile* away, (,arir5n, Melha. Tet
razzint, and all the rrther famous
arti?t? who make record* e*
-!;i?i*ely for the Victor, ?n(r few
rou whenever and as often a* jroo
ti<h.
< <rr.? m arnf h**r them, ?H ??? tfr#
di'T'frn' of thr Victor (MtolM)
?*d VKlnfWtriJi (|I5 to IWOt. V**t
Mrnw H deMrrt.
WILLIAM BRITT
thc T>vj",mx
Food cooked u it dhould b? at
the "White Ptuw rufe." Only the
bent In the market. Mr*. Orloff
King, proprietress tf
ft *
ill fill SIB1II
Chinchilla Coatings
58 inches wide at - - - $3.50 a yard
Fwo Tone Coatings
Made by the Oregon Woolen Mills?Very Smart for
Suits or Cloaks
54 inches wide at - - - - $2.50 a yard
Changeable Soft Taffeta's
27 inches wide, only - - $1.10 a yard
Heavy Novelty Worsteds
and
Wide Wale Serges (ui?i)
Just the right weight for fall and winter
Our prices the lowest, quality considered
L A. HARRTsON&CO.
Phone 55
Angeles Beer
COSTS MORE TO BREW
COSTS YOU NO MORE
in Bottles at
BOARD op TRADE BAR