HEINZ VARIETIES
A Few In Our Front Windows
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EUROPEANS IN I
GRAVE PERIL
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SAM6E RELIGIOUS TRIBESMEN WILL H
SUUBHTER ALL CHRISTAINS THAT
THEY ENCOUNTER
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Specie Dispatch to Daily Alaskan! .
Tangier*. Aug. ltt ? The situation of
'.he Eu.-opear. residents of Morocco is c
one of great peril The half savage \
tribesmen have been aroused to a vie- ?
lent state of anti-christain feeling. It s
seems certain that Europeans who may i
a? exposed to the roving bands will be *
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WITNESS III 6RAFT TRIAL SWEARS1:
HENErS DETECTIVE WOULD HAVE 1
MAN DENY TAKING BRIBE
(Special Dispatch to Daily Alaskan)
San Francisco, Aug. lti In today s
bribery trial of President Gass, Super
visor Boston testified that Detective
Burns had urged him to deny his ac
ceptance of a bribe. The testimony
caused a sensation in iha court rooro,
which was farther increased by Detect
ive Burns springing to his feet and
shouting "liar" at the top of hi< voice.
The court reprimanded Burns for his
conduct.
Ia speaking oi the roads that are be
ing buili In tbe vicinity of K nines, A.
W. Graces, who was in that country
recently, said yesterday t.>The Alaskan:
"The road commi-sion is building a fine
road from Welis to Porcupine. It id
oroad and in placed where it passes
through the limber it has been made
exceptionally wide, so that falling tim
ber will not effect its mage. A survey
it already being made and another good
piece of ro*d will be built from Haines
to Wells next year. Every one who h?s
gone over the road lately Is loud io
their praise of the work of Major
Richardson and his assistants."
The Mascot
Mt. Vernon Kve, Old Taylor and Bal
moot Whiskies (double stamped eoods
10 years old), and Rainier and Pacific,
3ottled Beer, at the Mascot.
?ON WONT
BET FREIGHT
to SEATTLE BOATS TO HANDLE BI6 !
SHIPMENTS BOUND FOR INTERIOR
POINTS OF ALASKA
Special Dispatch to Daily Alaskan.)
Seattle, Aug. 16? There are insufti
ient vessels here to handle the freight
vhich is destined (or the interior of Al
iska Thousands of tons are aw?iiing
ihipment f<-om here to Oawion and It
10* seems that much of it cao not be <
tottea off before navigation closes.
LATE NEWS
OF THE BOATS
HUMBOLDT IS DUE AT EIGHT O'CLOCK
THE COnAGE CITY WILL ARRIVE
. SUNDAY
Whitehorse, Aug. 16? Coming up?
The Victorian was at Selkirk at 2 a id.
The C'asca was at Yukon Crossing at
3:30 a. id.
Going down? The Dawson got away
at 4 a. m. The Bonanza King was at
Selkirk at 1:30 p. m. The Canadian
was at Big Salmon at 9 a. in. The
Whitehorse was at Tantalus at noon
yesterday.
Next Sailing? Casca, Sunday.
Skagway b^ats? The Humboldt is
due at S o'clock. She has To tons of
freight and 40 passengers. The City of
Seattle sailed from Seattle yesterday.
The Cottage City will be here Sunday.
The Dirigo, with 110 tons of freight
arrived >rslerday and returned to
Seattle.
THE WEEK IN
EAL ESTATE
Tbe following instruments have been
61ed in the office of Judjfe H. B. Le
Levre. United States Commissioner:
A bocd and sale lease whereby Wal
ter S. Brown agrees 10 sell to joaepn a.
Chisel the Montana and Alaska claims
for a consideration of $25,000, in pay
ments of five parts. The property is
located in tbe Rainy Hollow <? istrict.
The White Pass Lod?e of Mesons
yesterday purchased of Captain James
Carroll, lot 4, blcck number 27, in th'B
city.
C. E. Shetly has purchased the A.
Nords'rom residence on Seventh Ave
nue near the court house.
Since the revival of the mining boom
around Haines many transfers of lots
' and buildings have taken pUce there.
To It
Recitals on the Dup'.ex day and night
at the Seattle. Its the sweetett music
tn -,he city.
BtaH
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ROUND THE TOWN
Harold Talbot has gone to Seattle on
t abort business trip.
Mrs. Liura C. Gunuison, wife of
ludge Guonlson, is spending the sum
mer at Heart Lake, fa.
T. F. Hogan leaves on the iHumboldt
tor a month's visit with friends in
Washington.
Miss Lena White, daughter of the
Star Stroller, came over on Wednes
day's train and left on the D ilphin for
Oregon where she will attend school.
J S. Minkov, who is getting r'ch
gro-ving pota'oes at Haines, came up
list night and returned to his home on
the Hegg this morning.
Mrs Cnarlrs Moriarlty and th ee
children were passengers on the Dol
phiu. Mrs Moriarty left ou Thursday
for Fairbanks where she will juiu htr
husband who is superintendent of the
Tanana Mines Railroad.
Martin Conwas who has been iu the
Rainy Hollow district for the past
week, returned yesterday. Mr. Con
way reports things looking very well
there and much cevelopment work gc
ing on
A. Ferte, the best sigu painter in all
Alaska, having finished scores of jot>
about town, left yesterday fof Juneau
on the Dolphin and will for the next
few months embellish that town.
Miss Farthing, Miss Greeoe and Miss
Alexander, missionaries of the Iwls
copal church, were guest at the Dewey
bote! aud left for . the interior on
this morning's train. Mi?s Farthing
goes to Nulato, Miss Greene to Anvick
and Miss Alexander to St. Matthew's
Hospital, Fairbanks. They came to
Alaska through the etTorts of Bishop
Rowe.
THE FIRST ALASKAN FLAG
The ownership of what is claimed to
be the first United Stales tlac raised in
Alaska is to be decided iu the Superior
Court of King county. Edward Lu
declce of Wrangell is the plaintiff in
the case.
It seems that George K. Hodman 01
Wrmgell d'jpoai leu this flag with Dea
ler Morton A Co , pending a sale be
was negotiating with ibe Alaska- Yukon
Pacific Exposition for $2500. Dexter
Horton & Co. now refure to give up the
flag until ownership is proven by the
plaintiff. Mr. Ludecke is willing that
[ the exposition management have the
use of the flag free of charge, but he
does not wish to have the title to it.
questioned. ? Record-Mine.
Liataii To It
Recitals on the Duplex day and night
at the Seattle. Its the sweetest music
in the city.
Received, choice potted plants on
Dolphin at Northern Qrocerv tj
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jpg -? ~ '?Mtii.'ia'JW unwawm rwcik. iwiwm ? wh?- .^t..-<?. v, tfla^ja^iJhiggKg^i^ III II i lllMllirn MM I ?
?Tmrrrrrtrrr"
nid-Summer Clearance
? -5 A L E- ? ?
For the next week we will make the following
-reductions in our
READY MADE GARMENT DEPARTMENT
Ladies Dress Skirts, 25 Per cent. Reduction Ladies Jackets, 25 per cent. Reduction
Ladies Suits, 33i percent. Reduction Childrens Jackets, .... 25 Per cent. Reduction
At 75 cents <>nfi l?t of Ladies Waists selling At $3.00 yo'ir choice of our Ladies Dress
formerly from 1.5<? to 8.50 . Hats formerly $5.00 to $2.50
At 35 cetitS Ladies and Childrens llats
formerly 35 cents to $3.00
tmmmmmammam ?agr^'iaawn h iiiiM'i'iiaMHHw^w^
B. M. Behrends Mercantile Company
Geo. Blanchard, Manager
In last night's !> UiarJ tournament at
[ho Board i f Trade Kelb.'r beat Chap
man; Devlin beat I'eck. Tonisrht E.
licli will pi iy lls'l and MischoiT willj
play AsSf ai I Burrolla will play Snow I
Swastika Jewelry
??The Ciood l.uck Charm
H. D. Kirmse,
Pioneer'Jeweler.
Skagway, - - Alaska
Dr. FRANKLIN C. NORMAN
CHIEF Sl'ltCJEON W. P. & V. K. *
Residence Kiela Ave. an? liroadway
OKKICK HOt'KJ* ?
Over Tanner's Hardware Simv
2:00 to 3:50 I*. M. 7 :00 to 8:00 P. M .
9:30 a. M. to 1 1:00 A. M.
Office Phono No. ft. lies. PhoneNo. 09
J. I K U T ft
GRADUATE OVTICfAX
Expert Watch Maker
Jeweler and Engraver
Watches
Diamonds
Native Jewelry
Souvenirs
SKAQWAY, ALASKA J
M Tuck Flabarty George Woodbuvn
FAMOUS OLVMPIA REEK ON DRAUGHT
ONI.Y l'JRST -CLASS HOiiPS < 'ARlilEl) IN Sli K
Leading Gentlemen's Resort ft
Board of trade
Flaharty & Woodburn, Props.
Sl'ACIut'S IMLLI.vltU AND l'Ot'I. KIKiM IN CONNECTION
CORNER BROADWAY AND FIFTH AVENTE
Opon Day and flight Skaguuoy, Alaska
t b RATED AND LIGHTED FINE SAMPLE ROOM |
UY 1 S OWN PLANT FOR DRUMMERS |
Ulbite Pass
P. D McMillan, Manager |
- Earnest and best appointed Rote! in the Vnkon t
s
| KATES MODERATE
? CHOICE BAR STOCK mi>jtellOr$C, V. C. |
Established 1897
ReaA Estate
BROKER
Collections j
NOTARY PUBLIC :
52 FOFrTH AVE., SKAGWAY
|
William Hoskins
? Boot and .Shoe Maker ?
Repairing promptly done with the best
material in the market
Ladies' anil Children's Shoes Mended
B.-otidw-'ay Between '3rd nnd 4'U Avoi
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I National i
gash
Register
1 Company I
E. H. EPPERSON,
305 Occidental Ave. Seattle, Wash.
DON'T FROG
Unless You've Got 50 CENTS
W. W. BOUGHTON
DEALER IX
Cigars, Tobacco,
Smokers' Articles,
Stationery and Fish
ing Tackle
L.ARCSK ClR<'l"t,ATING LIRR*RY
INCLUDING r. AT EST COPY
RIGHTED BOOKS
MAGAZINES, NEWSPAPERS AND
OTHER PERIODICALS
SESS53S5 SS!fJSSiTXSWKKBBBEK33^
We have a large stock
Louiney's Candy
Peter's Chocolates
Also a every kind ot
Fresh Nuts
Ilont' Forjjet the Number. 428 Hnlw'y
Tony Dortero's
REMODELED
THE
Rainier-Grand Botcl
SEATTLE
New Mann cement I'opu'nr P.-loi-a
Central Location European Plan
FlneatCAFK ?nd BAR In tlipClt.
\Vll5on A White Co. Prop.Chas Perr> Mgr.