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HEINZ VARIETIES
A Few In Our Front Windows
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MIssU. B Sutherland of Edmonton
i? a sightseer who is at the Fifth Aven
ue today .
Ms?G. A. Fioeo came up on the
Frlncew Royal ard i? ?t the Fifth
Avenue for a few daja.
K. M. Coffin and Miss Alice W. Coffin, J
are tourists from Vancouver, who are j
regUttml ai Fifth Avenue.
Capt McKen*.* sod ? ife of McKen
zte Bros., Victoria, are among the
round trlpp* r? on the I rincess Royal.
l)r and Lady Findley of London, Eng
land, *bo are tourioe the country werf
round trippors on the PrlnoeM Royal.
Harold Talbot, who ha* been visiting
Sound cities, returned on the City of
Seattle this morning.
Chaa. Hooker, the jenial warbhng
m1 a q , who has been in town fo*
several day*, left for .lnneau on the
Georgia today
Harry Malone. the popular traveling
*a!e?raau from June?u, arrived on the
City of Seattle and will spend a few
days in town.
Mrs. Stanley Bishoprick, daughter of
J. H. Coding, arrived on the Princess
Royal this morning for a visit with her
pare n is.
Csptain O'Brien, of the City of Seat
tie, and Chief Engineer R. Robinsjn
went with the round trippess to the
Summit on today's train.
J. H. Rogers, formerly traffic msna
ger of XV. P. & Y. P., i? a guest ?t the
Piillen house, op his way to take charce
Of the Tanan* Mines railway a* seneral
superintendent.
Auditor W. B. King of the W. P. & j
V. R. and family will leave on Sor.day
for Vancouver where Srs. King and
it* children will remain for some t>roe
Mr King will return in about three
wteks.
Prof A. E. Plsher, who has been in
California for the pa>t few weeks spend
ing bis vacation wi h friends, returned
on the Princes* Ro\al this morning and
is a guest at the Fifth Avenue hotel
He will go to Wbi'ehorse tomorrow
morniug.
Major Audaio. an officer in the R. N.
W. M. P., was a passenger on the Prin
cess Royal this morning. Major Au
daio Is a guest at the Pulien house to
day aod will go to Whiteborse tomor
row. where he will heieafter be sta
tioned.
About forty society people !?st nitfht
went to Kort W. H. Seward ami atieod
Oil a bop ffivtn by the officers of the
Port. The return to the city was be
gun shortly after midnight anti the
party retched town in the frarly morn
ing hours after a delightful time at the
dance and pleasant trip both ways.
BRAN NEW BABY
Mr. and Mrs. b'.mil K orach arc re
joicing over the advent of a tiny son
born Aug. 20th. The mother and Kmil
jr. are at the W, P. hospital, while
Ewll sr. ispocds the most of his time be- '
tweeu home and the hospital to mttL'1
ture that the youngster doe* not escape
HOl'SD-A diamond. The owner
can have, by proving property and pav
ing for thi* ad. --The American Tal
?rs.
Received. choioe potted plant* on
Dolphin at Northern Grocer* tf
ALL OVER ALASKA
Tbe Ketchikan peop'e are after the
next deiu icratic convention.
The A.-Y.-F. exposition 1* already
abort of (limit.
William Hell, who hit a cartridge at
l)aw#on, i* dead.
The most recent reports from the In- j
uoks\ are not eoconragin<.
Crooked players have about killed i
the national fame at Fairbanks.
Alaska is to he called on to furnish
the world's supply of codfish this yea
The lir>t ffreen corn ever reported In
the North was i aised at Dawson th<*
summer.
Dr. F. H. Cambel! represents the na
t.ooal education*! bureau in thr Crook
Inlet country.
The i" nlora Alaskan insint* thai
wh?i Alaska needs mot 1? a railrosd -
but not at K alalia.
The N. A. T. A T. steamer, bouvid up
the Tanaui, sank in H or 7 fret ot water
* rn i le ah ire Tol >vana .
A mine r named John Rce, alias .lno.
Klinkenharaer, committrd sucide ?t
Fairbanks Dy taking carbolic acid.
The property at Redman bay h s been ;
abandoned, ami the impiovemcnts will
be sold (or what they will brine.
KazU Kraucunas, immigrant iospee
tor at Ketchikan, has cone to Nome on
business concocted with his office.
At Fairbanks a public reception was
tendered Congressman Sulzer. Delegate
I ale. Gen. Greyly at d !>of. Georgesor.
From July 7. 1!*00, to July 7, 1907, the i
posto*>ce at Rampart has Issued 4.700
money o^der# for sunt* aggregating j
S24S.741.
H. R. Shepard has quit the customs <
service at Kagle to take a position in
the office of the clerk of the coorts at
Fairbanks.
Alfred WiU'ams. at one Vine surrev- j
or for the Tread well conp&oy. has
taken a position with the rallro?d con
struciioo department at Katalla.
G. H, Henry, thv editor who gainrd
fame through the rough treatment
given hi.n by * 1*. S. marshal, ha*
moved his printing outfit from Tanaut
to the Baker Hot Springs.
John King, an Inmate of the federal
jail ai Juneau, under the fear of a con
spiracy to h*ng him, tiled to do the job
himself, but failed.
The rai!k served by the Juneau dairy
is to be tested by thr oily council to as
certain If it is being docored. There
has been a general comp'aint for Boroe
weeks ib?t the millt sours shortly afior
being de iverod.
Capu John O'Brien. who was atabbrd
?i\ weeks ago by the same Italian who
stabbed louy de Tasca), the foreman ou
the Copper River & Northwestern rail
road construction, left for Va'dei, whei-e
he will ai>|>ear in court against his as
sailant. The mariner was averse to
press the charge against the man, but
the authorities insisted.
A V?ldex saloonkeeper ts returning
to the states as a genuine copper king.
The man in the Valdez eountrr who
does not own an interest in a copper
mine has no business oa earth.
Tk? Mascot
Ml. Vernon Rye, Old T?ylor and Bel
mont Whiskies (double stamped goods.
10 yesrs old), and Rainier and Pacific
Bottled Beer, at the Mascot.
SALE SALE SALE
SALE
SALE
SALf
SALt
SALE
SALE
SALt
B&Htf
It's Coming Sure! What's Coming?
Weil don't you know that the B M BEHREND8
MERCANTILE CO. are coing to to have their
Summer Clearance Sale of Ladies' Shirt Waists?
Yes. and you dont want to miss it We certainly
have some plums to ofler It you are not on time
it will be no fault of ours
Ladies' Undressed Kid Gloves, 20 inch, $3 50
The sale still contiuuesin our l,aflins' Skirt and Jacket Dept. This will b?*th*
last chance of the season to secure such extraordinary value*.
Sale Begins Monday
B. M. Behrends Mercantile Company
Geo. Blanchard. Manager
SALE
SALE
SALE
SALE
SALE
SALE
SALE
SALE SALE SALE
SERVICE FOR
GAPT. CARROLL
Capt -James Carroll, muter of the
Spokane, who is popu'.ar here tn Skac
way, tM eivon asm-prise when the vet
s' I reao'ied Vancouver on the last south
ward rip l*M?enj:i?rt of the Spolane,
in appreciation for the attr ntion eivrn
them by the captain, presented him
with a handsome silver set. Renolvi
tions were drawn up and signed by all
the passencers*. (banking him for lits
c *u testes, The presentation was made
by Julge Franc s Scott, of Newark, N J.
SKA6WAY WEITHEfi
The result of the observation taker,
at Moore wharf at midnight. A up. 20.
l**0". ia is follows
Temperature time obaervat'o 57 above
Max. temp. preceding 24 hour*.. 60 shore
Min " " " " ..61 above
Mean " " " " ..rt5 .bore
Barometer 0 30
Cloudy, southwind.
THEPEHFECT WAY
SCORES OF ALASKA CITIZENS HAVL
LEARNED IT
If you staffer (rom backache.
There is only one way U> cur? I*.
The perfect way is to cure the kit
neys.
A hmi back menu sick kidneys.
XeeJect It. ut inary trouhles follow.
l^oan'? Kidney Tills are ma<\e tor
kidneys only.
Mrs T. J. (TBRTKN, of 6(1 Hast S) b
Si, North Portland, Oregon, sajt
"Time hasnot chsnc.d my opinion of
l\>an'? Kidney Tills. I give this rtm
c.iy my endorsement in 190.1 and ar.i
C ad to repeal my recommendation of
it. A memlvr of my family foun<l
tiHt teliel through usinc [Van's Kid
ney Pills and since tier, several of
my neighbors hare tried thorn with
equally good rrsnlto. We are always
g1 ad to tell about the merits of the
remedy
For sale by ail dealers. Price ftO
coots- KVwter-Mllburn Co., Buffalo, N,
Y., sole agents for the Vniiftl States.
Hero ember the name? OoanV ? and
tnke no other.
Batter Pr.-pared than fr?r
Having pnt tn a steam "Oiler and
o<h-T machinery we ?re better pre
pared thun ever "to do first-clans work
on short notice.
5-23-tf Skagway Laundry
Li?t?? To It
Recitals on the Ouptex day and night
at the Seattle. Its the sweetest music
In the city.
To It
m the U* th* murtc
Al! ihe lplic?ci??? of lh? kl lh? '
Pack I rttn liMtinunt
Headquarter* for???
Swastika Jewelry
, . -The (IcxxJ Luck Charm? :
H. D. Kirmse,
Pioneer Jeweler
Skagway, - - Alaska |
Dr. FRANKLIN C, NORMAN
ftariArae* Slffht Art*. in* Hrotdvty
- ofna #orwi
2:00 to 3:T3 P.M. 7:00 !o J<:00 r v.
9.30 a. M. to 11: 00 A. M,
OffleA Phone No. 6. Rm, Phone No ft*
J. IKUTft
oradcatr orrrriAS
Expert Watch Maker
Jeweler and Knjcrnver
Watches
Diamonds
Native Jewelry
Souvenirs
5KAGVVAY. ALASKA
Tank Flthmy Wttlkara
FAitnrs ot.Y*PTA bsk* o>? murcHT
Leading Q?ntl?!?ti i R**nrt S
Board of trade
4ft Fl?h?rty ft Woodburn Pro?* 4ft
SIM- Ml"*. UU.I.HftP A!*t> m ?H l!? CTWI!?WTI?1?
IWm?*AT **t? rtFT* *VW?''F.
Open Day and Flight
FiBATED AND LIOHTKD F1SF. SAMM E ROOM
BY ITS OWN PLANT TOR DRUMMKR8
, White Pass fiord
P. 0 McMillan. Manager
I Cargest and best appointed hotel In lh< Yukon
C CROtCK BAR STOC K 77lki??kAt>?A V T
| BATES MODERATE WWIfWfHt X. U
Established 1897
Phi! Abrahams
Rea* Estate
BROKER
Collections
NOTARY PUBLIC
TOUKTH AVE.. SKAGWA\ ,
i
Hilliam Noskins
__Ho.it and Shr* M?ker -
1 1 ^ p*ir ipp promplit ? ilh th# l?il
nttfrUI !o jh* mn-ktl
I i.i ' ?rxl Children-* Sin** j
Rr?,a??i !)?(*??? lr<l ??4 <?k
National
gash
Register
Company
E. H. EPPERSON,
?i a<w\ r
.**.? Occi4+Pf*i Wwm*.
DON T FROG
t'n'M* V?q'r?f5oi 99 Owr*
W. W. BOUGHTON
PRAT.ru T*
Cigars, Tobacco.
Smokers' Articles,
Stationery and Fish
ing Tackle
x.iWit. nfwrun?w uvm**r
iiwi.rwjiM LATfsrr oorr
Rtairm *or*tii
w aoaxi*fs, j*rir?rnFW a*i?
or urn pKmomr Afj
We have a large stock
bomney's Candy
Peter's Chocolates
A'so a every kind ol
Fresh Nuts
Hour Forr*t IM Nn?h?r C*
Tony Dortero's
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