KEEP YOUR : YE ON
OUR FRUIT DISPLAY
And let us give you our figures
on fruit by the box. A nioe
shipment of fruits and vegeta
C. W. ASK & SONS
Now is the time to get your
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Mrs. Orloff King :: Proprietor
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HEADQUARTERS
For Miners Supplies and Inform
ation of Silver Creek
i<ui pure 1**- all thru outfit* in Atlin
1 than you can rlsewhrfr and not have to
putt vout Lxtc I 00 intlr* to Atlin
E. L. PILLMAN Atlin, Y. T.
The Juvenile llostotilana i?(t IhU
morulug at (our o'clock ou the Q#or
K. M llecker returned last oveu
auce at the MacDonald trial.
Judge Martin Conway u again In
the city which remind* ua that we
have but three daya more in which
to pay poll taxeit.
The ftreuieu liave their regular
meeting tomorrow night at the uaual
hour. All member* of the depart^
meut are expectel to bo preaent.
Mr. and Mra. O. Segal of Seattle
arrived laat eveulng on the City of
Seattle to make their future homo
In Skagway. Mr. Segal la a pharma
Mlaa Kllaabeth Hopper, of Douglaa
formerly of Skagway, arrived laat
evening and will aaalat 1'oatmaator
Kludell In the poatofflce for ten
daya, relieving Aaalatant Yoemana,
who haa aomv business affalra to ar
range l>efore returning hia dutlee.
Clareuce C. Katon, accompanied
ty Mra. Eaton, nre In Skagway for
a few daya ou :helr way to Dau -
aon where Mr. Elton la to deliver s
lecture under che auaptce* of th ?
Dawson ChrlatUn Science aoclety.
Mr. Katon la a member of the boadr
Science aoclety of Host on, and the
one ever given la the north.
top Frazer hook>.?d his spurs In th''
slender twig aud rambled along un
made the neceaaary attachments and
came down. Praxer may do audi
stunts If he wanta to, but he can't
(,???' anyone out of thla printing offUa
sKAGW.VY (t)l'.Nt'IL MKKT
IXCi 1(1 YKAR8 A<?<>
publlahed by M I,. Sherpy, was hand
??d ua yesterday t>y Kenneth Caaatdy
city council, before which J. KV A.
laat night at l)r Hornby*' I'real
d?nt Matt In preaided. and there were
taken by Senator l'erkln* and other*
In order to have the sub port at
. t (Ik- oplnlou that prompt action
ehould be taken, and a reao
i 'lion was pnssei; reqiit-stliij; Major
i'** acted upon at i *ubsequcnt mee
lug aud It la also the Intention of the
protest by the citizen* of Skaguay
and Uyea for transmission to Waah
? - utlve ?e^.-dou, the subject of th>
the consideration of step* to be tak
DEAFNESS CANNOT BF CURED
by local applications, as they cannot
rvach the d!??*sed portlou of the ear
There to only out* way to euro deaf
new, aud that I* by couatltutUHi.il
r?nx?IWm. Uaaiuale to imuscd by an
Inflamed condition of the Eustachla
Tube. \Vb?u thlii tube la Inflamed
you have a rumblug sound of lrnper
. f*xt h?a?rlug, and wheu It to entirely
closed, deafness U the reault, and u
less the Inflamtion can b e taken
out aud thla tube reatored to lta nor
uial coulltlou, hearing will be de
etpjyed fore??r; a'ae ctMout of tec
lt? aaiMed by CaliJTh. which to uoth
tug but an InfUinod ooodltlon ot th?
mucous surfaces.
We will (ir* Ot? Hundred Dollars
Car aay ess* ot d>Mfue?* (caused by
Oatarrt) that cauiot be cured by
Hall's Catarrh Cure. 8end for otr
?ulsrs, tre*.
F. J. CHENEY * CO.. Toledo. O.
Sold by UrusKto*. 75c
T&ke Hall's WuUy Mils for coosU
psMoa
U. U. Wright has houses for rent,
furnished tf
Olymplu beer 01 draft at the
Hoard of trade This famous brew
ji kept constantly fresh both on
draft aud lu bottles. This 1s the
lload of Tude Bar, where the cele
biuted Hauler IU?r la alao kept
WALLOPED Bl
Athens, Aug. 1 ? The Greek* have
suffered another defeat nt the bands
of the Bulgarian* who yesterday
drove them from their defensive po
rtions at Petchova, after several
hours of fierce fighting.
INT TD TIE
PACIFIC COAST
Portland, Aug. 1 ? The high tem I
peratures of the east are reaching
the western coast. The thermomt
tor lu this city reached ninety elghi I
yesterday, while various parts of Or
egon show temperatures In the vie- 1
lulty of a hundred.
Detroit, Aug. 1 ? Temperature lsl
still at the hundred point. Ten
deaths reported.
Duluth, Aug. 1 ? Suffering from [
the heat Is somewhat lessened to
day. A wind has arisen which !s
reducing the tomperaturo in the
beat stricken districts. Minnesota
and Wisconsin are sweltering.
lUNIKlJi WAKYKD TO Ql'IT
ROAST I NO 1. W. W. FLAU
Helena, Aug. ? Menacing letters |
have been received by Secretary
Daniels, resulting from his Bpeech
< s on the "red flag of danger and
anarchy", which It Is claimed was
used by the soldiers as an excuse < >
start a riot In Seattle a few days
ago. Daniels is beiug threatened
sists in antagonlxlng the I. \V. W.'s
MOOSK I'l.AX TO TAKK
CAKK OK CHIUMKN
Aurora, Aug. 1 ? The thousands or
members of the Loyal Order ol
Moose who visited this city for the
dedication of Moosehart, have left
the city ufter one of the most Inter
estlug events which has happened
Moosehart will hereufter be the
site of the proposed $5,000,000 In- j
dust rial school for chlldreu of Moo*?i
men. A memorial shaft erected on
the old Urooklyu farm at mill creek
marks the center of the acreage pur
chased for the school. The services
were held at Its base.
The purposo of the great Mooso
school Is to give the children of
members the benefit of au edu
cation at minimum cost. Children
of dead members *vlll be educated
free. One of the foremost workers
In establishing the school has been
Dr. J. O. Kondthaler, former Pres
byterian minister of Chicago and
Anderson, Ind. The lattsr city has,
up to the present time, been the
headquarters of Moosedom. Vice
President Marshall, a Moose, deliv
ered the principal address.
CHILD UBOIt I.AW TO
COMK IT N'KXT SK8SIO.V
Washington, A ug. 1 ? National
child labor legislation to protect
American labor from competition
with the labor of children In factor
lut both at homo and abroad, will bo
paused at the next session of Con
gress, according to Senator Lane, or
Oregon. "The reason the Democrat
ic caucus refused to put Into the
tariff bill the clause prohibiting the
Importation of goods manufactured
by children Into stated where child
labor Is forbidden", said Senator
Lane today, "wus that wo did not
Wiuit to weight tho bill down with
any more subjectu that might cu
lt was pointed out In the caucus
that the cheap jute bags used for
grain throughout the west are made
by children lu India and that there
Is uo economical substitute for them
A good mauy other similar prob
lems were Involved. At the regular
session tho majority will deal with
this child labor problem as well as
with a good many other matters of
humane legislation, but we propose
to do It systematically and uot In
haphazard fashion.
PILES CURED -N # TO 14 DAYS
Vour druggist will refund mouey If
I'AZO OINTMENT falls to cure any
case of Itching, llllud, Blooding or
Protruding 1'lUu In 6 to 14 days. &0o.
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occasional shower, wear the APSLEY
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have the double advantage of serving as top-coat ^
and rain-coat. Their long, loose, attractive styles ^
and shower-proof qualities make them very popu- 4.
lar as an all round, serviceable garment. Ox- (HT Cf| "**
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ITS WORTH YOUK while;
I'j visit our store. It's like a visit
to u museum, for natives all over
Alaska havo contributed their work
:o this lollcctlou of ours.
As a visitor you will receive a
beorty welcome. Wo aro always
clad to oxtond ovory courtesy to any
visitor aud you uro under no obli
gation *o buy. We want you to
fool thai this store la yours and we
want you to use It as such. Wo
I'arry tho largest and most complete
line of fossil Ivory and nugget Jewel
ry in Alaska as well as Ivory crlb
bage boards and totem poles, napkin
rings, V'trvlng and game nets.
We crry a largo assortment of
Indian moccasins and baskets and
hand beaten tllver rpoous and
bracelets.
II. D. KIRMSE,
Pioneer Joweler.
SOME PEOPLE sacrifice '
their homes beceuse I
tliey have lost their job.
DON'T DO IT!
You will couie back to us
and wish you had the same
little home.
Now is the Time to 1U:y
a Home, or buy a lot and
Build a Nice Cottage
Terms reasonable " * I
Phil Abrahams
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Best Meals
In The Cltj at the
NEW HOME
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Lodging'
Everything Clean and
First Claw
Fifth Avenue near Broadway
he New Drug Store
Corner Broadway and Third
IS OPEN DAILY FROM EIGHT O'CLOCK IN THE
morning until eleven o'clock at night, and has a
fresh and complete stock of
Drugs, Sundries, Rubber Goods
Perfumery, Toilet Waters, Soaps
Toilet Articles, Stationery. Etc
USt tils ? (Willi 1 lltl 111
PETERS' CHOCOLATE
IS RIGHT
YOU SHOULD TAKE SOME WITH YOU
WHEN YOU CO ON YOUR OUTING.
EVEN A SMALL PIECE WILL KEEP
YOl FROM GETTINC HUNGRY. AND
WILL ADD RENEWED STRENGTH AND
ENERGY WHEN YOU THINK YOU'RE
ALL IN.
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