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Lodging
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Firat Ctaa
Fifth Avenue near Broadway
Draper 6l Co.
EASTMAN KODAK SUPPLIES
r HOTOGRAFHXRS
Flntafeta* aora for UK*,
hattcn.
PuU Baa ? Pthna. Plate? and Pa.
Mail or'?r? carefully attended to.
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Draper A Co, P. O. Boat "ft."
' CANDY . . .
V CIGARS
< TOBACCO
Smoker* Articles
A Oarefolly Selected Stock
of Notions. Such as Shave
ing Articles, bells. Note
Hook* Post Cants
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Tony Dortero's \
Hear* Pried?aU>a2 Pbone 76. Quick
eih-ery and expressing on
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S Board of Trade ?
? Cafe
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| Eveything Newjand First
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j* Banquet and Private Dnn?f?
T A Specialty
1 Popular Price* J.
2 Open Day and Night X
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Restaurant
TONY STANICH. hwfcM
Far 14 Tun We Ha** SintJ ?lt
The Best in the Market* ii
tmi t*d?i it ?? tW
Mo*t Popular Eating
House in the North
-> -> New I .oration ->
Broadway, between 3rd and 4th
The Delmonico of Alaska
DEWEY
CAFE
Opened New
Manaremont
J , E . T E R R E L
Formerly of
Dawson Kentucky Kitchen
and lately of
Scott'i Hotel CarcroM.
The Best in the Market
Properly Cooked
BEST MEALS IN TOWN
AT POPULAR PRICES
Open from 6 a. m. to 10 p. m.
DON'T FROG
Dnl??a You've Got SO Cents
H. Hartwigsen
Puof I? 01 to
W. W. BOUQHTON
dkalkv n?
Cigars Tobacco.
Smokers' Articles,
Stationery and Fish
ing Tackle
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SKATT1.K KVEVS tf
<?IV'T ASSAY CHARMKN
Seattle, Aug. 22 The Seattle
Chauiher o( Commerce arrived at an
agreement last uight by which tt
will pay a premium of seventy-five
cents on awry thousand dollars
worth oT Alaska gold shipped to the
local assay office. The object of I
this action on the part of the Chant- j
ber of Commerce is to adjust the
diference between the fees levied
by the government and Individual a. I
say offices, or the discrimination !
made by the government in the
matter of setting fees between the'
various assay offices under the op
eration of the government. The
board will thus offset any discrimi
nation In favor of other cities in the!'
matter of handling Alaska gold.
Mr. Philip s. Smith of the U. S.j
geological survey, came up yesterday
direct from Washington and will I
proceed at once to Fairbanks for the
purpose of making an Investigation
of the new quarts properties being
opened up in that district. Owing j
to lack of proper appropriations be
ing passed at this session of con-i
press but a limited amount of work
has been done this season by the
survey.
Miss Helene Sloan, vocalist and
entertiner from Sj-n Francisco, ar
, rived here this morning from Haines
where she gave an enjoyable enter- i
talnment last evening. Miss Slone
has visited all the cities to the'
westward where rhe has received;
most flattering comments from the
newspapers. It is ber Intention toj
remain here for a few days and il is ,
expected she will put on one of j
her popular concerts, doubtless bein ;
assisted by home talent or by one!
of the lodges. A more extended ac
count of her work will be given In- 1
tomorrow's Daily Alaskan.
I?r. W. Gardner Gable, returned j
last evening from several weeks J
spent it the state?. He visited Mrs
Gabie who is under the charge of a
specialist in Portland, Maine, and
brings back the information that sh (
will be able to return to Skagway
about the first of the year. While
in New York the Doctor witnessed
the ball game between that city and
Pittsburg In which Christie Matthew
son and Morty O'Toole were the
star players. He also saw some dif
ficult operations performed in the
Roosevelt hospital.
Hardy ?? an Architect.
M "M kuow that Thotnas n?r
dv'H tiiMt profession nu that of ar
chitecture. but fewer are probably
jwnre of tile nature of hla earliest ef
forts as a acribe. It w?i> a rather
?trance one. consisting In tbe writing
of love letters for tbe villa girl* of
Ms native place to their so Kin* sweet
hearts In IntUa. lie did not even, like
Samuel Richardson, compose the let
ters, but was merely an amauuensls
When Mr. Hardy l>egan to write on
his own account his first article ap
peared in Chambers' Journal. It was J
an article entitled "How I Built My- 1
self a House." written when the em
bryo novelist was designing churches 5
with Sir Arthur Blomfleld. Mr. Hardy
was fond of his first profession, and
for twelve years he enjoyed it. becom
ing a prite man of tlie Hoyal Institu
tion of British Architects In 15*58. But
by the time be was thirty It bad lie
come clear to him that his work lay
among books rather than houses and
churches, and he relinquished archi
tecture for literature after tbe appear
ance of his flrst volume, "l>esperate
Remedies."- Westminster Caret te.
Magnificent Kaiataur.
One of the greatest natural wonders
In tbe world is tbe falls of Kaleteur.
in British Cuinna. The valley through '
which tbe river flows, below the falls,
to quite impassable, and probably no j
one has ever reached the bottom of the ;
fall Tbe fall is 741 feet high, more I
than four times the height of Niagara,
more than three times the height of I
Bunker Hill monnment, 200 feet high
er than the Washington monument and ;
900 feet higher than St. Peter's dome. I
A smooth but rapid river, nearly 400 i
feet wKle. flows quietly to the brink ;
and turns quietly downward. In Its |
fall it breaks into soft white mist and |
reaches the bottom in n chaos of seeth- i
Ing clouds. There Is a gentle roar
Only now and then, from the hidden
caverns at tbe bottom, a deep, thnn
? derous growl arises that gives some
I bint of the forces contending there.? ,
National Geographic Magazine.
Presumption.
"What are you writing, old chap?"
"An article entitled 'Advice to Orad
?ates." "
"Eh! Advice to grad? Well, of all
tbe presumption Boston Transcript
An Improvement.
King Arthur had Ju?t Invented the
round table
"Can you Invent a bureau that a
man's wife will let him have two draw
era ofT" we asked Exchange
: KRATKRN I< ORDER OF KAC.LKS
I Sltagway Aerie, No. 25, FYaternal
I Order of Ragles will meet Wed ties
I day night at their ball on Fifth Ave
, nee. Visiting broth era cordially In
| vlted to attend.
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PORTLAND rOtl MLAiTKtt
vrini.i: BATMixo
I?ak? Vhvi Ore,, Aug. 32 -Char
les Merrick, poet muster of i'orllatid.
was drowns whilj bathing In the
lake her? yesterday. No details
have been obtained regarding the
particulars of the drowning. He
was spending a short vacation In
Lake View when (he accident hap
pened .
HI Mill, K OF KBVOl.l'TlON
NOW H i:VKl> 1\ CHINA!
, I -o ml on, Aug. J1 ? Advices re |
celved in this city from several dis
tricts throughout China, leads the
Rrltish government to believe that a
civil war In the nevrly created repub
He Is imminent. Revolutionary par
ties are springing up in opposition
to the recently established govern
ment, headed by followers of the)
former rulers of the monarchy. Rn- j
mors of the coming conflict are omi-!
nous and outbreaks of a serious j
nature are expected to occur momen ;
tarily
The t'ky of Seattle left the)
Sodnd Monday evening at 9 o'clock j
for this port. Sh* will arrive In !
Skagway Saturday morning
Mr. C. Galleher of the Quarter-;
musters' <"-<-partment of Fort Seward,'
has been in the city for a day or,
two, com'ng up on the Hegg yester-j
day.
Miss Mary Taylor completed her
two weeks ^cation In Skagway to
day and will leave this evening on
the Prince Sophia for her home
in Vancouver. Miss Taylor, by her
pleasant ways has become very pop
ular in this city and there are ntany j
friends who feel a sincere regret at
her departure. Mitts Taylor will l>e
back again next yenr when the time
of her vacation rolls 'round.
On the second day of August
Postmaster A. K. Kindell for the
second time received the appoint
ment as Skagway's postmaster. Mr.
Kindell fill?-d the unexpired term of
Postmaster W. R Sampson, who was
the first man to hold the office ln_
the Gate Cltv. When that term ex
pired Mr. Kindell was appointed to
the position which he had filled
sine with rectitude and ability thus
meriting the reappointment which h
has recently received.
Mr. H. 11. Sevier, one of New
Yorks noted brokers, is taking the
round trip on the Princess Sophia.
He left this morning with the party
of tourists who made the trip to
Bennett. Mr. Sevier was formerly
a country newspaperman l>efore he
got to making motiey as a broker.
He called on the Rally Alaskan and
said that he often desired to get
back Into the newspaper game We
offered to swap Jobs with him, but
his desire wasn't: quite strong
enough for him to accept.
Postmaster A. E. Kindell receiv
ed the sad news yesterday of the
death of his father which occurred
in Byron, III., at the advanced age
of 85 years. He leaves, besides his
wife, four daughter and two sons:
Mrs. ],illea M. I. owe and Mrs. Hose
Itnrry of Byron. Mrs. Ida Hench of
Appleton, Wis., Mrs Ellen Cramft
of Savh.tna, III , Stuart Kindell of
Kockford, 111., ai.d A. K. IKndell of
fc'ka^wiiy The funeral will take
place at Byron Mr. Kindell has not
seen his father for seven years.
Sixey-eigt passengers came in on
the Princess Sophisi at 6 o'clock
last evening and many of them are
spending the day in Skagway enjoy
ing the beautiful sunshine and the
scenery. 3ome have gone to Sum
mit and others to Bennett. Among
the party are Captain J. W. Troup,
manager of the B. C. Coast Service
of the Canadian Pacific Railway, and
Mr. and Mrs. J. Tolmie and party
of Mt. Tolmie, R. C
Frank H. Osborne, manager of the
Dawson Hardware company, i s
guest at the Goldesi North, having
1 come up yesterday from a visit of
two or three months In the states
Mr. Osborne came North in 1897
and is just returning from his sec
ond trip *o the outside since that
time. He is a well known northern
gentleman with a very general ac
quaintance In Skaicway. Mr. Os
borne will leave for his home In
Dawson tomorrow.
Miss Mildied Smith, the only wo
man bank teller In the United Statej
is registered at the Pullen House
during her brief stay in Skagway.
She comes from L<? Angeles on a
sight seeing tour to Alaska and
says she Is highly pleased with the
trip. Like everyone else, she Is
charmed with the magnificent scen
ery, and astonished at the wonder
ful variety of flowers in a land
which she had been led to believe
contained nothing much but Ice,
coal and gold. ^
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THf POWEa or RTKAW,
Mtmr ilv fn' ?m If Tikw 'Mlm I*
Wrnflr r.
Wult n? tH<* 'fti*
1' ?? kiM.fir {Hi to jrmp t?f! ? ?
3tw*i li r.iMl '-rrm? niMi f? p r i
l|:.?t f ??i* that U can llf' r t l>
wo.'Kht."
Thrfe IT'*.
ltntK> trior MRt had <?'
in .> jkir.mo.K'ii nn?l r%*nrt!M i' i
in uirt mftterjr.
IMw. ' R<"!<4ttMe fKMirh Mm ????' i?
Ingtt im th* -'cana*" of imndruV. t>5
is I'# if. and fiwawqatnt BaMne??:, ?r
hat) mMrtM a ?tnjr itorm whtch tut
tbf life from (h? room of human t? tl
Sfiwhro'n tirrfiWM* d?"itroy? IM
?frm corticvntly r??t?r.ia tkt
n.tlr to Its natural utrtt*.
S^M by Ifailln* dmerl?t \ l > In
for ?ftn>pt? to Tti9 HafpUMa O
O- foil Veh.
One dollar bottta gvftrft&t??d.
Wm Rrltt. 8p?claJ Agent, Rkaeway.
lii?1*-,
{Jpi&iit,
?tunp|
Mill I
7JS
fk
BSOLTJTEXY Self -Con
tained; rcruly to operate
onarrirnl;
Out rnutmmhU-. afM"" ?*"<
Amrmkb; nuily ?hyf* l? K
rrmirt* po>??; '?
, r--nV?h -rr*n tod "??"?
a^-r**' ?f Jfi ' ?? ?' "" l*rJ124 V
S?7wl.h ?rh min
r.rntnut UTH.K filAT
STAMI' MtlXS ?r? mo.t npW rrwMv
rr* cr*r fwen: fitvfer them ^to tuy
?thrr utamp nip <m ramrt+t.
InfftmmtVm ?hUlntble by
1rff or calling cm
Seattle CoBstradvon & Drydock Company
I/ SMttfo, TT. 8. A.
FIVE GOOD ONES TO DRAW TO.
Pebbleford and Gibson Rye. Bud
welser, Bl?e Ribbon and Pale Rain
ier Reer at the Board of Trade.
f<# S.r?c yv>. r?n ?et a wftolesome,
h<.n% cooke<? n raj at the Sew Honx?
i ??-?l?urant. ttli Ave., )uri off of
I '"Jroadw&j.
CRAB MKAT (iM1i TAfl.H
Nt.
The l'*fk Train ItostanriMit
Served n !?? carte.
? II.TV ?ii?.Mi.inii?n,OTiiiiii?i)>
BO NT DtLAY.
Some AJastaa P?opl? Hare Learned
That Neglect I ? Dan^eioua.
The slightest symptom o( kidney
trouble to far too Mrtona to be of St'
looked. It's Ui? smalt, M*l?ted
troubles that lead to eerlooa kMa?y
ailments. That pain in the "an *11" of
>our back; that urinary irregularity,
those heads* hea and dl ?r a pa IK,
that weak, weary, worn-out feeling,
may |>e nature a warning of coming
dropsy or fatal Brlght'a diseMe. why
rink your Ufa by neglecting th<?e
symptoms T Heath the cause of the
trouble while there Is yet time ? be
gin treating your kidneys at on e
i with a triad and proren kidney rem
edy. No need tr experiment ? Doan's
Kidney Pills ha*? teen curing kid
ney trouble tor over 76 years. Doan's
Kidney Pills are u?ed and recommend
ed throughout tha civilized world.
Convincing testimony follows:
Mrs. E. A. Husk, 1001 Union St.
Olympia, Wash., says: "Although 1
have never used Doan's Kidn?y Plils
myself, they hare been taken by
other members of my family wl:h
excellent results. They have no
equal for pain and weakness In the
back. The persons who used Doan's
Kidney Pills In my family are now
entirely free from kidney trouble.'*
For sale by all dealers. Price 60
cents. Foster-Mllbnrn Co., Buffalo,
New York, sole agents for United
States.
Remember the name ? Doan's ? and
i take no other.
H. D. KIRMSE
PIONEER JEWELER
of Alaska
Largest and Most Complete
Stock of
Nugget Jewelry and
Alaskan Curios
In The North
Stores at
SKAGWAY h KETCHIKAN
School Days Are Here
We are Headquarters for
TEXT BOOKS
and
: SCHOOL SUPPLIES
? including
? Prangs 3 color paints
? Crayola 8 color crayons
? Eagle Drafting Pencils
? Legal and scratch tablets
J Composition boohs- -5, 10 & 15c
? Peterson penmanship tablets ,
? Erasers , lead pencils , rulers
? Book Straps etc . etc.
g Never before had we such a full stock of all needed
? School Supplies
j L. A. HARRISON & CO.
I Phone 55
Angeles Beer
COSTS MORE TO BREW
COSTS YOU NO MORE
in Bottles and on Draf* at
mi rmsr cuss bars