A WARNING TO TRAVELERS
I\>n'i no through without co-ninu
through l.im.rick Alley to llojrd of
Trail - Goor^fe an; Tuck arc still.therr.
HOrWINERAL lis
Sitka Hot Springs, uow open to the
public. Goal rooms and restaurant in
connection. Hot mineral baths uncx.
celled.? GoddardA LJ ooks, Proprietors
S-27 lino
Rrlinble All Th? Time
The Pack Tram Gestaurani will serva
wiue with dinner orders, free in plac?
of tea or collet' Come 02 ooys.
BEnER~PREPARED THAN EVER
Having pm in a cetwn i-oiiur am
other machinery we ?re b iter t re- j
parttl than over to do first-class work
on short notice.
5-23-tf Skatrway Laundry
Smoke tho "Rmbooado" best clear!
Hnuaeipr iu the market,
tf W. \V. liounhton,
Dist. Agi.
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ROYAL
StedD} L'aandfy
All U'orcC Guarantued. Short ?
Oruors Promptly i
Dodo
Messenger will call and deliver "*
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SEATTLE'S ? ? ^
Popular Motel
THE
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European Plan Jl Up
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ley is u.->-t :> 'epenfent turn in
tha world.
A pplts pay $J0t> to rlOO ai acre.
>:raw erries ! range as high as
5-500.
Sugar be or- yi- d $?'>?) tothf acre?
i'otatoe- . . ? '-;ie same ? the aos
?e" i- "V.iu cm I ways sell all you
grow, all the time.' Think it over.
l ull lnft ruiatlon write
Chamber Of Commerce
WATSONVILLE. CAL.
Wm E Britt is borne after a trip to
Seattle.
Mrs S C Orchard returned from Se
attle oo the Hum' oiilt.
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Miss Kleanor Mnorhousc is at the
Fifth Avmue hotel for the winter.
Mr W \V v>u>rhton is home after a
vi.sit with friends and relatives in Se
attle.
Mr a d Mrs George Blanehard and
Mr and .Mrs F .T Weber, returned home
Monday evening from a week's outing
across the line.
Mrs Roy Gault h is been taken from
the hospital to the home of her parents,
Mr and Mrs P W Snyder, where she is
now convalescing.
Mr? Wtbster will loave the first of
next month- for Seattle. Mrs Webster
lifts bren ill for some time, and goes for
a chunge of ilim ae.
Mrs t! 0 Austin, of Seattle, who has
been for some months the guests of her
daujfther, Mrs V I Hahn, took her de
parture on the Dolphin for home.
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Mr and Mrs F F W Lowle returned
Thursday evening from a trip to Atlm
and Discovery. While io Discovery
Mr and Mrs Lowle were guests of Mr
and Mrs Fran* Moble \
Mrs L A Harrison will leave on the
next JelTerscn for a business trip to
Sound citits. While away Mrs Harrison
will visit with her parents, Mr and Mrs
| i' A Shorthill, of Tacoma.
A number of friends surprised Mrs
| C A Rosenberg at her home on Monday
?vening. The affair was in honor of
her birthday. Refreshments were
served aud a very pleasant evening was
spent.
Mrs E A Murphy ami little sons, are
Expert Watch and
Jewelry Repairing
Kiue Engraving and
Diamond Setting a
Specialty.
jeweler and
Optician
Refractng Optician
r.r.i'luvto of South Beiu! optlral College
I' v animations rua<le and Glasses
Fitted by Means of the
O PHTH A r.MO-M ETRE
Errors of Refraction Corrected.
Each case receives the utmost
cure and special lenses ground
whi re r. quired.
Only One "BROM.O QUININE," that is m
Laxative Quinine g
Cures a Col-iin One 'Uay, Grip in 2 Days
on ?v?ry
25c
P.E.KERN
GOLD AND
SILVERSMITH
MANUFACTURER Of NUGGET JEWEIRY J
DEALER IN
I
Hand Painted China
and Cut Glass
A rull Line of tlgin
and Waltham Watches
ixpeoted to reach Skagway next week
rom Dawson, After h visit here with
riends Mrs Murphy and children will
;o to California to spend the winter
rith DrC II Gibbons, father of Mrs
Aurphy.
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Saturday evening Mr and Mrs E J
ibaw entertained at ' 500" in honor of
Irs C G Austin, of Seatt'e.
The parlor of the Shaw residence was
leautifully decorated with pink and
rhlte flowers and the dining rooms
fhere the guests were seatid at an
laborate luncheon, was exquisite with
ecorations of sweet peas and dahll?s.
Besides the guests of honor there
rere present Mrs Ulmer, of Portland.
Irand Mrs V I Hahn, Mr aud Mrs F
i Callarman, Mr and Mrs Howard
ishley, Mr and Mrs Norman Black,
Irand Mrs George Howard, Mr and
Irs E L Miller, Lieut S C Orchard,
nd a r W C Blanchard. Mrs F A
Callarman and Mr V I Hahn won first
irize ? an inlaid tray of blue and gold
nd a handsome ivory cribbage board.
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Complimentary to Mrs. C G Austin,
if Seattle, Mrs George Howard gave a
Ix handed euchre party Thursday
.fternoon.
The handsome Howard home was
lecoratfd with autumn leaves, cut
lower tod potted plants, and the rich
oloring gave brightness to the gloomy
lay. After cards the hostess, assisted
>y Mrs Callarman ai d Mrs B II Wurz
>acher, 9erved a dainty luncheon.
The guosts were Mesdames AustiD,
3ahn, Ashley, Callarman, Ulmer,
*eld, Hawkes, G II Miller, Gabie,
iteiner, Kingsbury, E L Miller, Shaw,
)rchard, George Blanchard, Webber,
{irmse, Rickert. Le Fevro, Guthrie,
3 H Wurzbacher and Black.
The piizo for progression ? #n ex
[ulsite plate with autumn leaves deco
ctions, was won by Mrs V I Hahn; a
landsome tray also of autumn leaf
mttern. went to Mrs R L Guthrie for
>oints. The cut prize a hand pninted
(up and saucer, was won by Mrs K J
Shaw.
The consolation, a dainty china hat
jln holder, was won by Mrs M A Bl
uer, of Portland.
One of the prettiest sociul events of
ibe season was the "500" party given
Mrs V I Hahn, on Wednesday after
noon In honor of her moth?r Mrs C G
Austin, of Seattle. The hostess was as
sisted in receiving by Mrs Austin
The rooms were beautiful with fal
(lowers, the sideboard was banked with
asters and sweotpcas aud dahlias. The i
hall had Its compliment of flowers and ,
in n corner of the parlor wnealnrge
basket of gorgeous dahlias and asters.
Mrs Hahn was assisted at luncheon
by Mrs Howard Ashley and Mrs. Nor
man Black. Mia Ultner took prize for
points--a boo bon dish. Mrs Blanch
ard received the progres?!ve prize, a
hand painted china hair receiver.
Miss Dobler won the cut, prize a beau
tiful bru h and comb tray, with poppy
decorations. Miss Le Fevro wn& con
soled with a pretty pair of salt and
pepper shakers. The guests invited
were: Mesdames Austin, Ulmer,
Guthrie, Keller, Rlckert, Le Fevre,
Klrmse, Puilen, HeiJ, Gable, Hockett,
Ashley, Callarmnn, Howard, G B
Miller, G G Mlllor, K L Miller, Black,
King, Kingsbury, Striner, Shaw, Web
er, Geo Blanchard, Orchard, Hillery,
de Gruyter, Gable, Wurzbachet, H B
Wurzbacher, Webster, Assclstlen, Ros
enburg, Carroll and Zinkan; the Misses
Dob'er and Doerrer.
ITHE CHUHCHESI
PRESBYTKRIAN
Mfth Avenue and State sf.-eet.
11 a. m. Morning worship.
12:15 p m. Sunday School.
7:00 p m. Senior Christian En
deavor.
Evening worship, 8 p. m.
Midweek prayer meeting at 8:00
Wednesday evening.
All are cordially invited to these
services.
Rev. Geo. E, Good, Pastor.
ST. SAVIOUR'S CHURCH
15th Sunday after Trinity.
10:30 a m? Litany, Holy Eucharist
and sermon.
8 p m? Evensong and sermon.
At the evening service tho Rev. Thos
Jenkins will preach on the Pan-Angli-|
can Congress recently held in London
to which he went as a representative
from Alaska.
There will be choir practice tonight
at 8 o'okek.
Rev. Thoa. Jenkin*, Pastor.
CATHOLIC.
Ho'y Communion at 8 a. ra.
Sunday school at 9:45 a. in.
Mass and sermon at 10:30 a. ra.
Instruction and Benedictlou at 8:00 p.
rn.
During the week mass nt 7:30 a m
N. B. Please take notice of the
change of hour lor Mass and Sunday
School.
All are cordially Invited to mtend.
Rev. P H Turnell, S J.
Fall line of Hart, Schatrner & Marx
suits just received. They are excellent
in pattern and quality.? F. H. Clayson
& Co. 124 tf
It is not what you pay for what you
. get, but what you get for what you pay
I that counts. Advertise in the Daily
Alaskan.
NOTICE FOR APPLICATION FOR PATENT
SERIAL No. 050. United Stales Land 0111 re,
Juneau. Alaska. Aug. 25, 190*:
Notice Is hereby (riven by W. \V. Houghton,
as Trustee In the Skagway. Alaska. Townslte
patent proceedings. that on the -Mt li day of
October. lWfi. at 10 o'clock a. m. of said day.
at the United States Court House building In
said town and before Hon. II. it. La Kevre. a
United States Commissioner of the United
States District Court for the District ?f Al
aska. Division No. 1. at said place, the said \V.
\V. Botlgbton will tiicii ami there make his
proofs of bis right to make entry as Trustee
for the Inhabitants of said Town of skngway.
District of Alaska, for the hereinafter de
scribed land.
That the name of the party who will make
the entry for the said land hereinafter de
scribed for the purpose set forth In this not let
Is the said W. W. Houghton. Esii.
That the name of the Townslte for which
this notice Is given Is Skagway. District of
Alaska, and Is situated on Taiya Inlet, near
the headwaters of I.ynn Canal In llie.luneau
Land District, and llrst Judicial Division of
the District of Alaska. That the land em
braced wltldn said Townslte and for which
entry will be made Is more tally and particu
larly described as follows, to-wlt :
Beginning at the corner No. 1 at high water
mark on Skagway Bay, a granite stone 24xl8x
15 Inches showing 5 Inches above the ground
and marked on top with X and on side facing
S. E- 0 13 and on side facing Townslte Cor. 1 S.
T. and on side facing water M. C., whence
United States Location Monument No. 8 liears
S. 70? 57' W? 3x.0l chains distant by direct
measure; thence along high water mark of
Skagway Bay N. 15? 37' \V\. 11.89 chains to cor
ner N'o. 2 at mouth of Skagway River, an Iron
pipe 3 Inches In diameter 4 feet long, set 2W
feet In the ground, and marked facing town
site 2 S. T. and facing water M. C. plugged
with eoppcr tack to mark exact point, thence
along meanders of Said Skagway River. (2) N.
M?3<' E.. 28.2* chains. (3) N. 2? 38' E.. - W
chaliui, (4) N. 47? to' E? 7.19 chains (5) N. 61?
50' E. It. la chains, (6) N. 73? 23' E.. 6 45chalns.
(7) N. 54? 25' F... I0.4S chains. (8) N.80<>58'E..
10.21 .-bains. (9) N. 27? 32' E.. 0.45 chains, <10> N.
'.*<> 57' E.. 3.30 chains. (11) N.59? 30' F.. 20.00
chains to corner No. 3. a granite stone 30xl5\
10 Inches set 23 Inches in the ground and
marked X Cor. 3. S. T. on side facing claim
and M. C- on side facing west: thence S. I'J?
20' W..4.I8 chains, to corner No. I. a granite
boulder 5x2K feet showing 14 Inches altove
ground and marked X. Corner 4 S. T. on side
facing claim; thence S. 42? 54' W.. 3,35 chains
to Corner No. 5. a granite stone 24x18x12 Inches
set 18 Inches In the ground and marked X. Cor.
5. S. T.on side facing claim; thence S. 2><? 10'\V?
17.17 chains to corner No. 0. a granite stone 5x
SV4 feet sliowlngXJ Inchcs above ground and
marked X. Cor. 0. s. T. faring the claim;
thence S.2tl? 40' \V? 25.27 chains to corner No.
7. a slate block 6x4 K feet showing 34 Inches
aliove ground and market! X. Cor. 7. S. T.on
side facing claim; thence S. 45? 58' W? 3.13
chains to corner No. 8, a granite stone 3tf.\32x
20 Inches set 37 Inches In the ground and
marked X. Cor, 8. S. T.; thence s. 40? 40' \V?
2.02 chains to corner No. 0. a granite stone 30x
58x12 Inches, sot ^3 inches In the ground and
marked X. Cor. 9. S. T. facing the claim;
thence S. 30? 57' W.. 2.34 chains to corner No.
10. a slate boulder 48x34x24 Inches tirmly Im
bedded In the ground and showing 14 tnclie*
above ground and marked on the side facing
tlie townsite X. Cor. 10. S. T.: thence S. 21? 18'
W? 13.31 chains to corner No. 11. a granite
-tone 22x12x0 inches set 1UK inches in tho
ground and marked on side facing tin town
site X. Cor. II S T.{ thence S. 59? 48* W.? 0,00
chains to corner No. IS, a slate stone 34x10x8
Inches set If* Inches In the ground and marked
on side facing the townslto X. Cor. 12. S. T.:
thence S. 45 (leg. 36' \\\, 0.12 chains to corner
No. 13. rock In place showing 16x10x7 feet
above ground and marked X. Cor. 13. S. T. on
side facing townsite: thenCO S* 35 deg. 07* w?
I0S9 chains to corner No. 14. a granite stone
22.\ 16x8 Inches, set 10 Inches In the ground
marked facing townsite Cor. 14. S. T. with
leaded drill hole showing exact point; thence
X. .">0 deg. W \V.. IS 73 chains to corner No. 15.
u slate stone 14x12x0 Inchcs showing 14 Inches
above ground marked facing S. E. < or. 7. S. N.
13. anu facing N* \V. ? X. Cor. IB. S. T. ident
ical with corner No. 17 of Survey No. 13; thence
!>.40dcg.S8' W., 25.73 chains to corner No I.
the placeof beginning. Exclusive of the fol
lowing descrllted tract of o 72 acres, known as
the "Court House Reserve" more particu
larly descrilied as follows, to- wilt
Itcginnlng at corner No. I. a cut granite
stone 20X8x8 Inches set 15 Inches In the ground
and marked facing grounds X. Cor. l.C. H.
K.: whi.-nce corner No. 15 of Survey No. 43S
bears N. 50 deg. 01' \V? 15.10 chains distant;
thence N. 44 deg. 27' E.. 2.42 chains to corner
No.2, a cut granite stone S3x8x8 Inches, sot
Inches in the ground and marked X. 2 C,
II. K.; thence S. 45 deg. 33' E.. 2.89 chains to
corner No. 3. a cut granite stone 30x8x8 inches
set 15 Inches in the ground and marked X. 3.
C. H. K.; thence along the west boundary o(
. the right of way of the White Pass und Yukoii
] Hallway S. 40 deg. 3lV \V.. 2.48 chains to Cornel
? No. 4 not set as drainage ditch along right ol
I way covers the ground, a witness corner
I bears N.45 deg. 33' W.. 0.28 chains, a granlU
I stone 20x10x8 Inches set 15 inches In the ground
and marked facing grounds X. W. C. 4. C. II,
K whence from true corner No. 4. corner No
14 of Survey No. 435 licars S. 10 deg. 00' W.. 1.21
chains; thence from true corner No. 4. N.ir
deg. 33' W..3.05 chains to corner No. 1. tin
place of beginning.
That the land herolnaluvc descrllied ami
for which entry will lie made is embraced
within the exterior lioundary lines of the said
Skagway townsite as shown by the United
States Survey No. 435, certified by the United
States Surveyor General for Alaska. at Ju
neau. Alaska, on October Iltli, 1907. and con
slsts of 102.2" acres, exclusive of all legol re
servations. That the reservations wit lilit tin
exterior lines of the said survey, as above de
scribed, consists of 0.72 acres.
That the totul area embraced within tla
exterior lines of the said survey, as above de
scribed consists of iHS.oi.
, That tlie said trustee aforesaid proposes U
establish his right of entry to said land a:
| provided by law by the four following name(
witnesses, to-wlt:
E.J. SnAW. Skagway. Alaska,
Pint, Aduaiiams, Skagway. Alaska.
Howard Asiii.ey. Skagway. Alaska.
I'. H. Ganty. Skagway. Alaska.
Dated at Skagway. Alaska. June 18. 1908.
\V ll.l.IAM W. HOnOHTON.
As Trustee Skagway Townsite.
It Is hereby ordered that the foregoing no
tlce lie published for the statutory period li
the Dally Alaskan, a dally newspaper prlntei
at Skagway. Alaska.
Jons W. Dudley.
Sept. 5 IlcKhter.
Headquarters for Mining and Commercial Men
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Form rly of The Original "PACK TRAIN"
Broadway and 4tti Avenue , Skayvmy, Alaska
CENTRALLY LOCATED
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Wo carry a Full line of Bar Supplies Direct Importers
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THOSE OF THE OLD "PACK TRAIN"
Tho Building has been Remodelled and Newly Decorated throughout
and Every Modern Appliance Installed making it
The finest Resort Fop Gentlemen in Alaska
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MOORE'S WHKRF CO.
Terminus W. P. & Y. Route
411 South Bound Steamers Arrive and Depart From Thla Dock
REGULATION." 190ft
Warehouse! pen for delivery of merchandise from 8 a. m. to 5 p.m.
Perishables ONLY delivered on Sunday or at night.
All freight shipments destined southbound must be accompanied by a
Shipper's Manifest (papers can be obtained at tho U. 8. customs
office) and must be delivered before 6 p.m. No freight will be re
ceived on wharf after this nour.
BAGGAGE? Tolls win otj collected on Checked Baggage Oni.t. No
charge for bags and grips when unchecked.
The wharf gate will be closed to tho public when steamer Is nearing
dock and will be opeo^donly whin passengers have disembarked,
Wharfage Tariff can be had on application at office on dock,
P. O. Box 175. C. E. WYNN-JOHNSON, Gen') Mgr
Ml
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Our Service is Always The Best
Our Rates as Low as the Lowest
C4LL QUI US EOR PRICES
V. I. HAHN, Supt
Railway Building
Skaguay
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