f .I-M'.! I '1 I 1 Hfrl I-I-hH-M'K'M'I I I-H"|
i: Fresh Fruits and Vegetables!:
; ; To Arrive on S* S. Seattle.
PEACHES
PRUNES
PLUMS
APRICOTS
PEARS
WATER MELONS
CANTALOUPES
GREEN APPLES
BANANAS
ORANGES
tomatoes
CUCUMBERS
WAX BEANS
GREEN PEAS
PARSNIPS
| SRAGWAY GROWN
* ' GOOSE BERRIES
] , CURRANTS
. CELERY
CABBAGE
LETTUCE
GREEN ONIONS
CARROTS
BEETS
turnips
" WELCHES GRAPE JUICE ? Delicious, refreshing and wholesome * *
, , All the rich flavor and food value erf Grapes ? Qts. 50c. Pts. 30c, | \
il C, W. Ask & Sons ;
THIS STRUGGLE DISCOURAGES1
MANY A CITIZEN OF ALASKA.
Around all day with an achint
heck;
Can't rest at night;
Enough to make any one "give 1
ou_"
Doan's Kidney Piils will give re
newed life.
The/ will cure the backache;
Cure every kidney ILL
Here is convincing proof that this
i s so.
Mra. H. M. Thomas. 1402 34th St.,
Oakland, CaL, says:
' The merit of Doan'a Kidney Pills
hsa been tnoroughly proven to me
and consequently I have no hesita
t'oo in recommending them. About
two years ago I suffered from pains
In my back and I believe the trouble
-vtas caused by excessive running of
the sewing machine. As Doan'a Kid
Lej Pills have been used by a mem
ber of our family with the best of
re Kilts, I was advised to try them.
Much to my gratification they proved
to be just what I required, driving
away my aches and pains and improv
ing my health. 2 have kept a supply
in the house since then, knowing
Uu< they cai be relied upon to give
relief from kidney disorders."
For sale by all dealers. Price 50
cents. Foster- Milburn Co., Buffalo,
N*w York, sole agents for the Unit
ed States.
Remember the name ? Doan'a ? and
tak? no other.
SEWELL
GOING OUT
T. R. Sewell, left Wednesday for
Victoria on the Humboldt to undergo
medical treatment "Doc" Sewell
has been in our midst for the pest te
years and has ever been one of the
most progressive citizens this town
has ever harbored, and we are all ex
tremely sorry to see him leaving with
health so broken, but we trust that
he will find the relief that he is seek
ing and soon become completely re
stored. ? Haines Pioneer Press.
Subscribe for the Dally Alaskan.
White Pass Lodge 113, F. and A. M,
will meet tonight at their hall on
Fourth Avenue.
None better and purer than Gibson
rye. Rainier and Olympia beer. Or
der? by *phone promptly delivered.
The Maacot tf
For 35c you can get a wholesome,
home cooked meal at the New Home
Restaurant, Gtb Ave., Just off of
Broadway.
THE TON (gg^
vV ill Bring HamS:
A Fresh Supply of,' and Bacon
Full line of Standard Brands
of Staple Groceries
W.J.Bledsoe
6th Avenue
& State St
PROSPECTS
FOR WE
The proposed railroad from Haines,
Alaska, up the Porcupine, through
the Kluane and on to the Tanana by
way of the head of White river ?will
open up what is unquestionably the
greatest, richest and longest mineral
belt on the Amreican continent and
probably the greatest belt along the
line is that which will be found in Yu
kon Territory. We refer to the rich
placer ground in the Kluane. where to
years good wages have been made by
the most primitive system of operat
ing known Hut once the country is
penetrated by a railroad, eliminating
the gigantic cost of transportation,
dredges will be installed and tons of
gold will be taken from that district,
where but ounces are taken at pres
ent. ? Whitehorse Star.
All the late telegraph news in the
Daily Alaskan.
COLDS CAUSE HEADACHE
LAXATIVE BROMO QUININE, the
world wide Cold and Grip remedy re
moves cause. Call for full name,
(of signature ?. W. GROVE 25
MPROVEMENT
AT WES
The Mission Hospital is now under
1 going a complete overhauling and re
modeling, and when finished will be
a most up-to-date institution. Elec
tric lighted; steam heated; a modern
steam laundry installed; new baths
put in: the walls lined with the new
est and latest in celling wall board;
painted within and without; it is in
deed a model and modern institution,
and one of which we are proud. The
remodeling and repairing is going
steadily on under the supervision of
Rev. F. A. McLean. ? Pioneer Press.
FIRE SALEI FIRE SALE 1
WOOD TO BURN
Good Dry Planking for Summer use,
Special price this month
$2.00 PER RICK.
Set' ? H ERB TAYLO R? Phone
Location no' ces, placer and Quartz
for tale by thi Dally Alaskan, tf
Alaskan want ads. for results.
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REAL DIAMOND
FOR ALASKA
Doctor Dimond, of Hot Springs, Ar
kansas, accompanied by Mrs. Dimond,
arrived on the last trip of the City
of Seattle and will spend a few days
in this section. Both he and Mrs.
Dimond are delighted with the town
of Skagway; its surroundings, and its
beautiful climate.
The Journey up here through" the
famous inside passage they think is
the most wonderful water trip in the
world. The soenic effects are much
superior to that of any other world
journey. Our mountains are more
beautiful than the Italia^ Alps, accord
ing to Doctor Dimond.
People who are in search of rest
and pleasure, he says, have no idea
of the grandeur of the scenery and
the beautiful climate; the fine field
for hunting and fishing; else this cou
try would be overrun with tourists
every summer. A great many of his
fellow passengers who had round trip
tickets were disappointed at, the short
stay allowed by the steamship people
said Doctor Dimond, but this is
occasioned by the policy of carrying
tourists on commercial boats.
The doctor is also much interested
in our great resources, especially the
fishing and mining industries. The
climatic conditions are a revelation
to htm. He says the people in the
States have an idea that the people
up here are living in a very primitive
way on account of climatic conditions
He found that our garden stuff raised
here was delicious; that we did not
live on icicles and fish oil; that the
flowers are beautiful and fragrant;
that our people are well-dressed and
intelligent. In fact, he says that
Skagway shows more evidences of
civilization than Hot Springs can
boast.
SERVICES OF
REV. DRIVER
There will bo a sacred concert, to
night at the Methodist church consist
ing of several selections by the choir
a solo, "Saviour Breathe an Evening
Blessing" by Mrs. D. M. Westcott.
a duett "Then Shall 1 Understand."
Mr. and Mrs. Driver. Solo ? "O, Mak?
Me Pure" by Will Ward and a Quar
tette. ? "Though your sins be as Scar
let," ? Mrs. Driver, Elizabeth Hopper,
Mr. Driver and Mr. Hopper.
The subject of the sermon tonight
will be "Somebody is looking for
you"
The Sunday evening service will
conclude the series of meetings which
have been held in the Methodist
church for the past two weeks.
Come tonight and Sunday.
Subscribe for the Daily Alaskan.
A party consisting of Captain and
Mrs. White, Mrs. (Col.) Kennedy, Mi*
Robinson, Miss Grace Robinson. Mrs.
Sharp, Miss Lawton, Miss Ruth Guy
er and Bob Guyer, of Fort Seward
arrived on the Peterson today.
Stockton Rumsoy. formerly of Nome,
and well known in mining circles ar
rived in Skagway from Valdez on a
late boat.
The Peterson will not be in Skag
way tomorrow but will make a trip
on Sunday instead.
MEN OF MEANS
AT SKMAY
A party of distinguished people, the
guests of Vice-President DUkesoa T***
terday made the trip with him in Mr.
Dickeson's private car to Bennett and
return. The party consisted of Fred
erick W. Whyte, manager of the Ana
conda Copper Mining Co., of Anacon
da; Joseph H. Holmes, director of the
Bureau of Mines, of Washington, D.
C.; Thomas H. O'Brien, general man
ager of the Stag Canyon Fuel Co., o t
Dawson, New Mexico; W. T. Wolie,
president of the Cambria Filed Co., of
Cambria, Wyoming.
These gentlemen were induced to
make the trip up here by Mr. Dicke
son, that they might gather some lde?
of the resources of this country and
the need of its development. AH of
them were so well pleased with the
outlook from the brief stay of yes
terday that they have signified their
intention of returning to make a mor
extended investigation of the posslblll
ties.
Two Kisses
By C ARNOLD COLE
Copyright by American Press Asso
ciation, 1911.
Formerly railroad cars passing
through runnels were not lighted as
they are now. a number of episodes
have been recorded of affectionate
ict Ion in these dark holes In the
Ijround. and kisses have been surrep
titiously taken. Leonard Starkweather,
i young man of some twenty -one years
?nd proportionately Inexperienced,
took one of these kisses, and It led to
no end of worry on his part. He
Snally paid the penalty
He was traveling with Miss Owen
illolin Stewart, a young lady two years
his Junior. Miss Stewart had one of
those complexions which can only be
compared to a ripe pcacb of a light
?shade, a pale rose on ivory. Her Hp"
were of that same shade of pink and
quite tempting enongh to cause any
man to wreck himself to touch them
with his own Starkweather bad
been Introduced to her by a mntual
friend before the train started, and ah*
bad beevj put under his care. This ren
dered his act all the more dishonor
able.
The better to cover bis tracks the
kiss was stolen with malice afore
thought, ne told the young lady Just
l before the train entered the long tun
nel. the location of which he well
knew, that he was going Into the
smoking car for a whiff at a dear. In
?tead of doing so he went Into the next
car back, where he remained till the
train shot under the hill. The young
lady sat on the right of the car, the
eighth seat from the rear. This he had
carefully noted. Putting his band on
the back of every seat till he reached
the eighth, he felt carefully till he had
noted Miss Stewart's position, then
quietly bent down and took the kiss.
A muffled cry was beard above the
rattle of the train, but when the car
shot out into the light there was no
evidence of anything wrong. Stark
weather bnd made good his escap?.
. and Miss Stewart wns apparently en
deavoring to regain her equanimity by
fumbling with her handkerchief, which
she was examining as though she bad
bought it. at a bargain connfer and
doubted If she had not been sold an
well as the linen.
Half an hour pnssed? quite enongh
to enable her to quiet down after the
episode? when Mr. Starkweather re
turned to his seat beside her. bringing
with him the odor of tobacco smoke.
He was a trifle nervous, but felt re
lieved to And Miss Stewart quite com
posed. He expected that she wonld
ELKS HALL :
COMING ?
May Roberts j
And Her Company . ?
n
Engagement Commencing ?
Saturday, August 12 !
In Gordon Lennox's Greate?t Comedy
The Marriage of Kitty j
Prices 50c and $1.00 !2T# ?
t*if rrtrti of trie oatfagw tent t#m
inflicted upon her and ask hfm to talc#
measures to discover tb# perpetrator.
n? was surprised tfcflt didn't ?en
Hon the matter and cffl&sidered her re
fraining from doing eo doe to maid
enly modesty.
But Miss StowarfB treatment of her
escort was somewhat different from
what ft had been. Aa innocent free
dom was replaced by a slight reserve
The ingenuousness. the confident*?
call It what yon will? of girlhood
seemed to hare departed from her.
Occasionally 8t?rk weatber-rsagbt her
looking up at htm sldewlse with an
expression that he con Id not fathom
He began to be Iron bled lest she bad
known or at leaat divined that ha
waa the man who bad Insulted bee.
But bow con Id ahe hare got any Ink
ling of this? When he kissed her not
a ray of light had penetrated the ear.
So bad felt no touch. Hia face waa
smoothly shaven, ao that no pointer
could bare been obtained from the
character of a beard. No; It was aim
ply Impossible that ahe should hare
any erldcnce of having been kissed by
him. Thla being the case, why should
she have withdrawn that outspoken
confidence with which ahe had treated
him? And yet It waa not a turning
against bim; It waa rather Hke that
condition which cornea between friends
of different sores when the man lets go
friendship to graap at love.
Starkweather looked upon a young
girl as something too holy to be pro
faned. Thla la a characteristic of
youth, and another Is a greet sensi
tiveness to woman's treatment His
theft waa to him Hke that of the
Spartan boy who stole the wolf? not
criminal so long aa not found oat. The
boy had the wolf under hi* c^at and let
It gnaw the flesh away rather than
that it should be discovered Stark
weather began to believe that Miss
Stewart knew he had kissed her Per
haps if he had been s?re of this It
would have been more tolerable than
the uncertainty under which he suffer
ad. Hcc*ii!? ?l?r>a?onl An Innocent |
ffrf'lutd b?B nnfot hi* ttr?. and
h? tad ttwd tar la i htBMi Stwold
ah* rw?i!jr know that !? Md m heray
?d a tmrt pnmfbir before a*y ptrfmf
*b* mlfftt n? at tta wfn? ?? ?
l<wn?A TM ttoacbt ?aa maddaa
ft*
Tb?y irrfna at tbatr deatiaatlaa
aftor dark. Starttraather ?w ?h#
Tfwinir lady to h?r bneae. Havta* Mr at
H?r 4w In tta tlafet ?f a atrrat laaip
(m stood half *-rp*rt1t>f that *ba wmid
?1*? ?f Mr arm* tn???ad
?ta toroad Bp to Mm iktrm ftps 'hat
lad tempted Mtrv. Wh?t <JM It m?aa?
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fham
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chief with Ma toftlafa ?o ft wftfc h aft*
bad paltod <mt of S'? porkat ?tnn tta
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hito tM hands of the 'HMfrtiinW wVt
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wwW la r^ttia* tM pwt to a*aM
from hta reeer!** and to itoweod frrow
the k*fty h*l*hf? nf otympna? to other
wnfda, hla atndy~to hnet ?ta
hwt apoon. flag* was detteMed to t*t
taHt hta amfteaftr. TH? author of
"Brrnant" waa wt?r a pridlgnl. an ta
fmrd?d tta 'hlffonflh* hy pri ? 'ttfaa
Mm with a ewpy of Ma 'lira Ctanaoaa
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my man; jnwi win find In R aa nrnrb
(pHd aa tsa rw*t*fn?d fit any Jrwal >?+**
la th? arorM. I/MKhw OMba.
Alaakaa want *d?. tor ra?al*a.
Just Received
Another Shipment
GUMPBEILL >105
BABY BUMPS and
MIM 08L15
45c, 75c and $1.50.
Every design it a novelty?A doll creation ? The craze
for these unbreakable do!l? has swept the country.
L. A. HARRISON & CO.
Store Open Hvening* :: Phone 55
The Skagway Pioneer Dairy
H. P. SCtMAN,
"The Sanitary Milk Ranch"
I
Th? Urfffcrt and best c<w!iwn*d dairy in /lss**..
I
Daily Shipment# of Pure Milk and Cream
To ?n potaUfl* WW* rMR * Vik<w? ftmir.
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B. M. BEHRENDS, Banker
Juneau, ? Alaska
OLDEST BANK IN ^ALASKA
Rwpectfnlly Solicits The Acconnta
of 8k*gway|Finn? And Indirldnafo.