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j| A Delicatessen
Window display
These hot days are picnic days and we have prepared
your lunch for you. You can select it in a hurry
V
I ?et your stock for
camping
C. W. Ask & Sons
J" I 1 1 I I
II PROFITABLE
INVESTMENT
The most appropriate aud at uie
same time the luoM atiracti?# sou- i
veiui oue ui?y lake from Alaska, is j
that which was instrumental iu focus
sing the attention o t the entire
world ou our groat count ry.
Kver siuce the magic year of ls.'I
gold has poured trorn tuo credits aua
beaches ui Alaska uuU been convert
ed into moue.y reckoned into millions.
Hence Uit sight of gold either mint
ed or mouuted at ouve directs ou?
mind U> the land ot the midnight suu.
What more appropriate then, Uian
piece ot nugget jewelery, either as
k frame lor the beautiful mastodon
ivory, & tamed by the couutiess years
it iias. endured, or nuggets joined in
chain work by a skilled artisan. A
broovh or solitary nugget ot curious
natural shape is a souvenir which
tells the storj ot the mad rush to
th? Klondike.
The fact that a purchase ot nugget
Jewelery is in reality an investment
in an article that cannot depreciate
seems to be dawuing upon the vis
itors u> the Northland and the sale--< {
are rapidly increasing in this line |
of guods.
H. D. Kirmse has made a study ot
the art ot nugget jewelery mounting,
and has the finest display of the !
"yellow metal" e\ er gathered U>- !
gether in one salesroom.
iSc for a home cooked meal?
q. kk, clean service. Where? At
the New Home Restaurant, Fifth
ATenue, half mtnuto from Broad wbj .
lit fore you stampede, get your
I> i fttioa Notuee, Placer or Quarts,
rrom the Daily Alaskan. tf
All the late teU>?raph news In the
Dally Alaskan
FOUND? Fountain Fen. Owner
may hare Mine by calling at this
office and paying for this adv. 3-t
PROFESSIONAL CARDS.
Attorney*
ROYAL A. GUNNISON
AUarn^r AULaw
P. O. Boa K. Juneau. Alaska
H. S. LE FEVRE
Attarneor-At-Lsw
ttacw. Alaska
ROBERT W. JENNINGS
Attorney -at-La w
Juneau. - ? Alaska.
MMH
DR. L . S. KELLER
DENTIST
Moat llodern Methods.
Opec Krtaiaf.
Cfflce Hoars: a m. IS p. m.
A is skip Building, Broadway
SKAGWAY, - . . ALASKA.
Dental Supplies.
at. F. PATTERSON A COMPANY
?Dealers In ?
DENTAL SUPPLIES
S4&42 Central Bids . Seattle, Wash
Ciders by mall or cable will re
ee^ve prompt attention. Catalogs
ec request.
En?toee?
H. P. M. BIRK1NBINK
ENGINEER
U. S. Deputy Land and Miners
? : Surveyor
Policy Bldg. Haines, Alaska
Mwk Twtliw.
MISS M. G. HINDSHAW
Teacher of
PI AN# FORTE
Special Terms t?r a Limited
Number of Beginners
EIGHTH AVE. AN* MAIN ST.
(By Alaska News Bureau.)
NEW YORK. July 5? Professor
Parker will h*ve for Valdez tonight
on the mission of attempting to climb
Mt. McKinley.
BEETLES BUSY
(By Alaska News Bureau.)
WINNEPEG, July r?? Grasshoppers
and beetles are ruining the crops.
CAPITAL CITT
(By Alaska News Bureau.)
WASHINGTON. D. C.. July 5?
There was nothing In the way of
pyrotechnics attempted in this city.
PILES CURED IN 6 TO 14 DAYS.
1 Your druggist will refund money If
PAfcO OINTMENT fklls to ewe any
cm* of Itching. Blind, Bleeding or
PitXradln* PPea la 6 to 14 day*. 60c
"
THE
SHOW
TONIGHT- EVERY NI6HT
PROGRAM.
Monday. July 3.
1 ? A Cowboy FV>r a Love ? Good live- ,
ly comedy.
2? The Hobble Skirt ? Comedy.
.{- Meudelssohu's Spring Song ?
Drama.
4 ? Oil! What a Knight: ? Good Dra- ,
Tuesday and Wednesday. July 4 & 5
1? The Plot That Failed.
2? Delighted Dolly.
3? Pocahontas Saves the Life of
John Smith.
4? Good Comedy.
The place where everybody goes.
Thursday and Friday, July 6 and 7. |
1? Willie? Comedy.
J?' Thq Widow? Comedy.
3? How a Tenderfoot Made Good
Drama.
4 ? Good Drama.
| Saturday and Sunday. July 8 and 9.
I ? For the Love of Red Wing? j
Good Indian Drama.
i J? Doings at the Ranch? Good
lively Comedy.
3 ? Garden of Fate? Drama.
I 4 ? Good Lively Comedy.
I Monday and Tuesday, July 10 and 11.
?The Cattle Rustler s Daughter.
| 2 ? For a Western Girl? Good cowboy
drama.
3? Dots and Dashes? An exciting
story by telegraph.
4? Good Comedy.
When you ?ee the show you will
come again.
Our show Is always good.
Admission Only:
Children 10c? General Admission *5c!
You are never too J&te. A con
tinuous performance from 8:30 to
1030 o'clock each night
"JACK"
IS
LINDSAY
IN TOWN
"J. P. Lindsay of Haines Is In town
having come up on one of the late
boats. Speaking to n representative
of the Alaskan he said that the out
look at Haines was very encouraging
The International Construction com
pany which has the "contract for
building the Alaska Midland railway
with Haines tor its Pacific terminus
has a force of engineers In the field.
John Rosene, Jr., with Engineer Rob
bins and a crew of fifteen men are
working toward the summit. They i
are now as far as Wells. It Is ex- '
pected that John Roseno. Sr., will be ,
up shortly.
The fishing season Is in full swing: |
about a hundred nets will be added '
to those already net to those on the
Chilkat side. The fish have not yet
commenced to run on the Chllcoot
side. ? i
The death of Webster Rrown, Mr
Lindsay said, has cast a gloom over ]
the place. His death Is a hard blow |
to his many friends in Haines. Yes
terday they cabled a message of con
dolence to the bereaved family.
The Alaska road commission under I
John Hayes is preparing for the con- 1
struction of a bridge across the Kla
hena river. H. Molyneaux, of the]
British Columbia road commission,
with a force of men is building from I
the junction point at the American [
line toward Rainy Hollow.
Mr. Lindsay is very pleased that
Skagway has undertaken the building
of the test mill and predicts that it
will be of great benefit in developing
the entire country. He expressed his
admiration for the enterprise of Skftg
way's people in strong terms.
HIT THE TRAIL
The Arctic Brotherhood held an In
tofelWing special meeting last night
at their hall on lower Broadway, at
which time V. I. Hahn and Dr. A. P.
Hawes. of Whitehorse, were made
members of that organisation. Ow
ing to the patriotic entertainment
given at Elks Hall at 8:30 In the even
ing. the meeting of Camp Skagway
did not take place until about 9:30.
TOWN TALK
Alaskan want ads. for reault*.
The Jefferson will arrive In port
early Friday morning.
C. E. and E. T. Gan*e wore round
trip pasaengers on the Royal today.
Mrs. A. L. Grant was a south
bound passenger on the Princess Roy
al.
D. M. Oolquhotm. of the General
Freight I>epartment of the Canadian
Pacific Railroad, is a round tripper
on the Royal.
H. B. Holland and wife of Chllll
oothe. Ohio, tourists, are nt the Pul
len House having come up on the
last trip of the May.
Mrs. Prank Harbottle of Whit^hors
arrived oti this evening's train and
left for the south on the Royal for
a visit with friends.
Mrs. Fred McLennan, wife of the
Collector of Customs at Whltehorse,
with her four children, arrived on
the Royal and left for her home
tWs morning.
The Princess Royal arrived in port
this morning at 5 o'clock with 20
passengers and l?0 tons of freight,
and will leave at 5 o'clock thla even
ing for Vancouver with 30 passen
gers.
Miss Blake, who has for the paat
year been In charge of the school at
Discovery, in the Atlln district, ar
rived in the city a few days ago and
left on her vacation on the Prlnceaa
Royal.
Dr. A. P. Hawes. of Whltehorse,
left for his home this morning after
spending several days In Skagway
visiting with friends. The doctor
carries the best wishes of the com
munity. and the championship t/awn
Tennis Cup home with him.
Mrs, Geo. Markus, of Dawson, re
turned on the Princess Royal today
from an extended trip to Seattle and
to California. Mrs. Markus in a sis
ter of Miss Creese, and!has lived In
Dawson for a number of years. After
a visit in Dawson. Mrs. Markus will
go to Fairbanks, where her husband
is engaged In business.
Vice-President O. L. Dickeson, of
the White Puss and Yukon Route, and ;
wife who have been In the North
for the past six weeks, were south ,
bound passenger* on the Royal, on
thetr way to Chk-ago where Mr. Dick
cson is called on business. Mr. Dick j
oson. stated that he would return to
Skagway by the 20th of August, and
will stay here for the rest of the ?
summer and fall.
WHS PLENTY
r .I/ i
(By Alaska News Bureau.)
LOS ANGBUB8, July .1? River*
downed Coster in the twelfth rourxl
in the battle in this city yesterday
The gong saved the lattor from be
in* knocked out. He was down mor^
than ten seconds. Hta seconds threw
the sponge at <ho beginning of th?'
thirteenth round.
THE SHONTS
(By Alaska News Bureau.)
PARIS, July R? The Shonts have,
settled their suit and decided to live
separately. The papers in the di
vorce suit have been withdrawn.
HOT AROUND
KANSAS CITY
(By Alaska News Bureau )
KANSAS CITY, July 5? This en
tire section Is sweltering In h?*t
and crops are being ruined.
STOLYPifTlS
VERY SICK
(By Alaska News Bureau.)
ST. PETERSBURG, July Minis
ter Stolypln Is very 111 and It is ru
mored that he is to resign.
mm
ON A IE
(By Alaska News Bureau.)
ATLANTIC CITY. July 4? Avl??or
Atwood arrived yesterday flying from
Boston en route to Washington. The
people of the latter place expect him
today.
TOM WON
IN OREGON
(By Alaska News Bureau.)
PRINEVILLE. Ore., Jul) ft- Thoroa*
1 Jiwson of Wall Street fame Is spend
ing hla vacation here.
(By Alaska News Bureau.)
BELIJNC.HAM, July 5-Nel?on and
Percy fought six fast rounds with
gloves in this city yesterday.
The Hegg left this afternoon for
Haines at 3 o'clock ami will return
at 6. She will be at th? s?rvlea of
anyone wishing to make the trip to
Haines tonight at 9 o'clock. A trip
will a too be made at 9 o'clock tomor ]
row morning. The fare for the j
round trip will be $2.00.
OR AND REDUCTION OP STOCK |
SALE
Thfl P?ch Train m how a-UIn* *
big lot of 0oo4 OotMk at rwlacad
price* m tb?y afe c^lnj too oM
to bold and ??U at a profit Twi,
it n?n aiaii (Mms
HEALTHY PLANTS
n^nlr* (be <Nm? HtntM ??
n>n ?? (hMrf ??n.
t>M yon rrfr *** * nw-Virt I WMcfc ?
' .p)!r iho rrK?l lw?r.-rtr?i?t ?nTlr<7nm?*!?
f of .un?hin#fc? dr4 of atmo-ph^r*. j
. *ro*<! n?v*r to acW?*? a health*
rrnwth.
N f?n of mtiniro trill not ? plan*
Mt hs* a o?nlt?T oat tta hasut.
V -i fTiwt itMipnv ttia mii? Wora fw
een r -nor* th? ?<TK*t.
Ton ? ptir? TmntrrtfT ? n<! naM
r * hv .-obfcin* on hatr lot tana. *<*!
nhH- .n etr
To mwt look to th? rim> of tTw?
tr->ob'? If* ? r<*rtn at tti* ro^t* of
jv.-ir ??Mr which ran*#* It to f?n ont ,
N*rwto?*? TTcrplrMa laatroy* th? wrif. :
npil h-*fllthy hair lh? irjr? r*?n?t
Sola hr W4tn* dm?*t?t# iao m
? ? -npi for '^irpl# to TV TTcrr>leMa Co..
IVroft M1r"i
On# Dollar botttoa ^iMirant??4.
Wm. Brut. Ppocte* tmt, fftf?y.
ONE PUCE
NO SECOND CHOrCC fOfl
WOW K.
!T ran want a ?*t/-h or a '.Jock
f?d or at>r <*Ju?r r*pair wort ro?
Mil to tar? **w U???r? fat only ?m
|W? for m and U*K hi "trr re
pair d?p*rtB??t. Tfc?r? hi ?o m*
<ni chotc*. Wo mak* AS OOOD AH
NEW. we a>m?nWy GUARANTEE
AT1SFACTTOH; we *> work
;ro?ptly.
W# make ?rw an *nod m ?*w.
r.ho: M tw? fit rwf ?r? w?ui
cU*f? thut will mak* U>?m yoane
kiu'ti. Ho charge for nation
We carry ?T*rytMnit In the Jewelry,
noroKf and !*noT*t*lr Hne. <'o*o* ami
*v J nCfTTA.
J?wel*r and OptffJaif
DOES YOUR SEWING MACHINE
WORK YOU?
There is something wrong if your sewing
machine runs hard, works loose and rat
tles? something wrong with the oil.
You can right the wrong immediately by tiding
3 nSr. OH 10c and 25c a bottle
Cheer Up!
Liquid Veneer
will lffw?n house work
Dlw^ciy J! t ! ?'!-? other way? of mak
LIQUID VENEER ing coffee. Waniw the |*?r
is not a Furniture Polish eolation is completed bf
bnt an every flay aid in the romm boil?.
ducting 0>fT?e made in it Is easily
25c and 50c a bottle th." "T
the bitter taste canoed by
HAVE VOL SEEN p
Loffee Percolators
THE $3.50 to $5-00
UJVj [[ ? J ff* Tea Percolator*. $4- $5.50
?? 7 -Sleeve and Bosom
door. Boards, are an aid to
We have It. Ironing only 75c ea.
L. A. HARRISON & CO.
Store Open Evenings :: Phone 55
" The Skagway Pioneer Dairy j
? H. f. tCCMAN, Prop. f
| 'The Sanitary Milk Ranch" 5
Th? larpp't and !><??? eonduefd daffy !n AImVs ? *acr% f
Daily Shipments of Pure Milk and Cream I jf
To *1! poffftaitti WhSti" P*?* * Tolnw Rnqt*. I 2
+
B. M. BEHRENDS, Banker
Juneau, - Alaska
OLDEST BANK IN |ALA5HA
Respectfully Solicits The Accnnnts
of Skagway Flrmn And Individuals.
Best Meals
In The City
at the
NEW HOME
RESTAURANT
NOOND/
DINNER.
Every tJ
F
Fifth Avenue near Broadway
NOONDAY 25c
Everything Clean and
First Class
I here's Vigor and
Strength
in every drop
COMPANY
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