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llunilruU Mure in AUwtka In th?
Your kldneya are yrobabiy weak
U. H. Hatch, 361 6 St., Kvorelt,
iwlugva throughout uy body. I coul
not ktralghteu up |u the uoruluc
trouble. It 1? now fifteen yearn slnco
for a.ilo by all dealer* Price t>u
It "uiember the name Doan'a ?
Bonded Whiskey#? Glbsou, Moun
Petr ? Blue Itlbbou, Iludwetmr and
Pale Ranlar, at the Maacot, Tolo
U. U. Wright hu houuea Tor rent.
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IN ORDER TO SECURE THE AGENCY
B1H 11*5, MS
Mr. Draper s long residence in the North gave
iiun a splendid opportunity while pursuing his
; rotessional duties in photography to secure :oin:
interesting and rare specimens of Tribal Wear
ing Appar< I. Dancing Gear, Hunting Outfits.
W e are offering you articles from this collection
If you are looking for something Interesting. Odd
and Rare to send to your friends or add to your
own collection, don't fail to see this wonderful
display, as our selling prices are the same as we
I d to Mr. Draper, for the reason that it is our
desire and intention to close out this stock at oiKe.
Seattle Prices Prevail in Our Drug,
! oilet and Sundries Departments.
iKrlUr tBrus. Sruy (On.
SKAGWAY. ALASKA.
One Block fiom the W. P. & Yukon Station,
AN ASPARAGUS TIP.
Try Thl? Vsry Sitiifutorjr Way ot
Cooking This Vsgstablo.
be carelessly prepared. Think for a
moment how absurd It la to boll the
dsllcaU green tip* for the aamo length
of time aa the solid atalkal And yet
thla Is Juat what the average cook does
With thla In uilnd, bunt through
your kitchen utenslla until you find a
receptacle that will bold a bunch of aa
imragus upright during the entire cook
ing process. An agateware pall la a
height and narrowness for this pur
pose. Ou# Ingenloua housewife always
buya a big, new coffeepot at the begin
It Is a common tin one, auch as
campers use. but she claims there b
nothing so well Adapted to the proper
boiling of asparagus. The henry stalks
bare an abundant depth of boiling
water, while tba delicate tips exteud
rather than boiled, to a delicious ten
Where uinny bunches of ns|iarngu*
must be boiled at the same time the
desired result may bo gnlned by plac
veiuel, with boiling water to cover and
utc* In that position. Then prop the
as they would otherwise bo and as
flavor of asparagus. Strongly Impreg
nated as this water Is with the aspara
gux flavor. It Is valuable In many ways
Slightly thickened and with the addl
Where the asparagus Is to be servwl
fuls of this asparagus water. It Is also
?ream In tho making of a sauce In
?uch case any formula for whlto sauce
can !>?? used, simply adding to the
blended butter and flour the water In
which the asparagus haa been boiled
Tb? same suggestion applies to th<
rnaklng of llollandalse sauce when it
Is to lie served with tolled as|>aragus.
Flowered voile U one of th?> popular
fabric* of tho day who?e i?opulurlty In
wootml Some of It I* not within tho
reach of a ncauty purse, but there In
much of It that U Inexpensive
The ttackground 1* generally white
or tan, and tho latter U moro often er
used for afternoon gowns than tho for
rtux-K or rw>wKJU?? toilk.
mer. The deslgus are ponies of vnrl
colonel blossoms lu more or less Baud
school, other* ?s quiet ami sedate a
The drew pictured Is of this matt
rial, aud It Is as dainty, attractive
little summer costume as the most fa;
tldlous clrl could wish.
Dish** For Refrigerator Us*.
An etticient housewife recently sal
she always uses separate dishes fc
the laying away of food iu the tcebo;
White enameled small bowls nud plat<
are used and give the Icebox a tunc
ueater ap|x<urauc? than a mixed arui
of bowls and platters. More tinportan
she diids that it Is a bud habit to ui
good dishes In the icebox, as they t
frequently become chlp|>ed from ore
lapping or crowding.
When she wanted to nse her cnl
bowl, for example, she said, she a
ways found It full of apple sauce <
something and so lost tlmo etnplyli
It 80 she decided to keep these sep
rate white enamel pieces Just for li
Whippsd Craam Substitute.
Whipped creum on strawberry sboi
always obtainable when wanted and
costly An excellent substitute that
cheaper uud quite aa tasty may I
made by whipping the whites of tv
eggs to a stiff froth and fold Into bo
a pint of crushed strawberries, pourii
the sauce over the cake as each pie
is served.
DOPE FIEND IN JAIL |j
TELLS A HTlt-WOK STORK |
Cnnou City, Colo., Aug. 26 ? "Im
prlsoumeut In tho penitentiary lius
been a good tiling (or we. It has
itt un- up it * broken i
nie of tbo terrible drug habit that 1
After having served three years j
or a life sentence behind the bars j
of tho Colorado state prison for a
crime he now says he never commit- ,
ted, T. M. Gerbrlck, still has thli .
to say regarding his incarceration,
tie is seeking release through the
slate purdon board aud If his appli- 1
cation is granted ho says he will
devote as much time as he can
from I'urulng a livelihood to aiding j
lu stamping out the use of drugs
In this country. Gerbrlck says he j
will never regret the three long
years in prisou. His story is u
thrilling one aud tho Colorudo pris
on officials point to it as au argu
ment that the state penitentiary !
not only punishes but reforms.
The crime of which Gerbrlck was
convicted was the wrecking of the
Santa Ke train uear Fowler, Colo.,
in October 1903. Shortly after the
wreck, John Uevinc, a hobo, friend
less and penniless wus found wan
dering near tho sceue of the trag
edy. He wus arrested, identified by
several persons as a man seen act
lug suspiciously Just before the
wreck uear where It occurred. Ue
was tried at Lu Junta, Colo., aud
couvlcted. The whole proceedings
were hurried through lu record
time. Within a few weeks after
the wreck Devlne began serving u
Tho inun Devlne never uttered
word after his conviction aud sen- 1
tonce. He never either denied or j
admitted huving wrecked the train
After six years of imprisonment hej
died a felon. This was on Noveiu- '
A year later a sailor named Cer
brlck, or Gerubrush as he theu call- ;
ed himself, left a training ship ut
and under the Infiuonce of cocaine,
bragged that It was he who had
i Gerbrlck today. "If they will ouly
till tell tho pardon board hut on
tho day tho wreck occurrde 1 wa.
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LOCAL BRIEFS
8KAGWAY WEATHER REPORT
KeaulU of tlio obiurvkUon taken
it Uoorv's Wbarf at tnldnlgiU,
ut iilgbt, 'jj u foUowa:
r?uip. time oba?r??K"a . . ? M above
Uu. preci'Ulug 2i tin .. t>? Above
Vila. " " " .. . 49 above
twin ~ " M .. . 57 above
Cloudy, fc- wtuLBarometer 2!? S0.
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WUt? P?r* J-nds<?
jr. &? A. 4I No. XI*
moots Jo can
Frl. Et's- of
mouth. Visiting b.-othwi ar# ???'
jo? e. l'Ml Abraham*, Eccnur/
W. R. IlUlory, W M.
Fraternal Oriler
; Kagu? ?
Skagway .Veil*
No. 25, Fraiar
ual Order of
Euglett meets the f?t?i and third
Wednesday r'glu ot o.icti mouth at
their hall oo Fifth avenuo. VUtluj
brothers cordially lavlted to attend.
John Gruahtl, W. P.; J. M. Keller,
Secretary.
Skagway LoJ??
No. 431. B. V. 0.
E. uiota ovary
1st au<l 3rd
Thursday ultigta
> at 8:30. KlWa
^t&gEsacr club and reading
.?oom open dally from 1 p. m. to
12 midnight. Visiting brothers cor
dially welcome.? W. C. Blanchard,
Ex. R. Geo. Mageo, Secretary.
PROFESSIONAL CARDS.
RICHARD J. COOK, Governmental
Practice, Washington, D. C.
J06BPH L. RKKD, Formerly U. 8.
Commissioner, Valdei. Alaska.
REKD nud COOK
Admiralty, I'ateut aud Mlulng
LAWYERS
?Jli-til'j I .you Building, Seattle, Wn.
Attorneys
U. It. LE FE\'RK
Attorney-At-Luw
Commissioner For Yukou ' rltory
to lake Affidavits
Skagway - - Al&rka
DWwII.
DR. L. S. KELLElt
Dentist
Moat Modern Methods
Opeu Evenings
Office Hours: 9-12 a. m. 1-6 p. m.
Alaskan Building ? -Broadway
3KAQWAY - - ALA8AK
M. F. PATTERSON DENTAL
SUPPLY COMPANY
Denial Supplies.
? Dealers In ?
DENTAL S PI' PLIES
339 Walker Bldg. Seattle, Wash.
Orders by mall or cable will receive
prompt attention. Catalogue on re
quest.
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