HEINZ VARIETIES
A Few Iii Our Front Windows
silMUSIls]
Mm. A. M. N?e is in the city from
Fairbanks.
Mrs. J- Fred Strmbers is at the Fifth
Avenue en her way out.
Mis* Gertrude Dan left y> ?'crd?y on
the I'iij of Seattle for Sesttle.
C. Co'eman and wife are ;a the
city on their way to Seattle from i ? r
b*nk> and are quartered at the 1
Avenue
J. V. Puneao, representing the l'?ci
fic Coast B'scuit Co, is visitin* our
merchants an>i ircidei.tai y takiof many
orders.
S. H. Graves, president of the ^
A \ K accompanied by his nieces,
were southbound passenger* on 'he .le!
ferson ia-t night
The Jefferson arrived yesterday with
47 oassengeis, 1- of whom were rounii
trippers, and U\> tons of freight ami 1*0
h. aii of cattle for Herman Waechter c:
Pawtoo.
IV Fleming, traveling freight and pas
te., ^-ei a<tnt of ihe B. C. service,
was a passenger on the Princess Royal,
malting a trip of inspe> tloo in connect
ion with 1 s office.
Z. C. Hickman, one of the lvsl known
newapapetiuen of Alaska, is q the cliy
from Fairbank- on his w-?y to Seattle,
where he h.v been cal!?d by the serious
lllnev* of his wife.
Mm. Kboda Maudlin, daughter or W
J Bledsoe, arrived on the Jefferson
from Fori Worth, Texas, for * visit to
her fa'her. whom she has not seen for
?JO years
Mr*. ! T. Caswell and daughter Miss
Alma McRrien will leave on the Frio
ee?- Royal tonicht fi>r Seattle wheie
Mm MoBr on will attend collpce for
the coming year
Yesterday when the City of Seattl- .
the Princess Royal, Jefferson aid Ra' !
ills were in port at one lime it w?s found
impossible to get enough men ? > unload !
the vewels ami the work of unloadinp
tu more or le?t> deiaved.
A plate of ynaie*. some of which
were more than fight inche* in circum
ference wai> today given The \!askan
by Dr. A. W. Reed. The flowers are
not <>oly larue hut have the saucic^t
?aee? imac'.nab'e
Peter Richardson. ?n of I Resident
Richardson of t he Pacific Cold Storage
company, arrived in the city yesterday
on the City of Seattle and left thia
moaning Mr the iu eror. He wjs ac- i
companied a? far as Whltehorsc by
Agent Burnt of the company.
UNHaPPINESS DISPELLED.
Mm Hit Women tlKnlmAH VMt It.
Many wc-ncn *wp and wail and ref>:se '
to b*> comforted because their onoe mux
nlflcent l have become thtn *nd
faded. Many men incline to profanity
beoatise the (lies bite through the thin
thatch on their eraniuma. It will be good
n?>ws to the miserable of both aexes. to
learn that Wvhro's Herolotde has been
pt? .~ed upon the market. This Is the new [
?calp cermickle and antiseptic that acts
by .leatrovinft the germ or microbe that
t* the nn>i*rlyin? cause of ail balr d<'
?trwtiffl Herpiride Is a new prepara
(Km made after a new formula on an
entirely n<-w principle Anyone who has
tried tt "-lit t?vlfy as to Its worth Try
it yours.! f ami bt* wnv1nw.l Sold by
?ea?nr >lr-:?-??ts. Send No In stamps
for sarir.t- to The Herptctde Co. De
troit. M<.'b.
Two itm ft eenta ?oJ ti e*.
Wm. Brltt, Special Agent
The Fifth Avenue Hotei is the biggest
and beet ?pi<o>ot?d hostel rv in all the
north
HE LOSES WIFE
T
Portland. Aug. 21 -The wife of At
torney J. Hennessy Murphy, who haoo
les a key at the Western I'nion office,
has not oDly refused to leave her post
but the company has quartered her at
the Portland hotel, admission to he
apartments it is said, being denied her
husband as it is feared he might succee.'.
la dissuading her from acting as strike
breaker.
LATE NEWS
OF FOE BOATS
Whilehorj?, \ug. 21? l"p stream
The Bonanza King *i< at Stewart at 1
a. m. Th"> Canailian was at Selkirk at
S:30a. ro. The IHwson was st Selkirk
at 10 a. m. TLe Selkirk was at Yukor
Crossing at 4:.'W p. ro. The W hiiehor^.1
?i< at Stewart at 10:30 p. tn.
Down stream The Victorian was at
Yukon Cvosaiiig at 5 ?. m. The Oaaoa
was at Yukon Crossing at "> a. in.
Next sailing I'he Selkirk will sal!
tomorrow after the arrival of the tr?lr
Sk? tray boats The I'riocw? Roval
will away this afternoon.
AGAIN BEMEMBEREO
The Alaskan was t&is raornln* elven
a tre?t by Mrs. Wallace l.yle Speer.
who presented the office with a man
moth bunch of sweet peas and a plate
of Skav;way strawberries. The flo'vers
will be with us for several days, but
the straw berries went rapidly where all
food berries go.
THE PERFECT WAY
SCORES OF ALASKA CITIZENS HAVE
LEARNED IT
If you suffer from backache.
There is oolv one way to cure !t.
The perfect way is to cure the kid
neys.
A btd back means sick kidneys.
Neck-ct It, oiinary troubles follow.
lv>aa'? Kidney Pill* are made for
kidney* only.
Mrs. T. J. O'BRIKX. of 60 K act SHh
St . Xorth PortUnd, Ore cor. says:
''Time bas not changed my opinion of
Dean's Kidttcv Pills. I gav* this rem
edy my endorsement in 1V03 and am
Clad to repeat my recommendation of
A member of my family found
great lelief through using (Van's Kid
ney Pil's and since then, several of
mj neighbor* have tried thetn with
equally (rood result*. We are always
g'autotell about the merits of the
remedy."
For sale by all dealer*. Price 60
eeos. Foster- Mil burn Co., Buffalo, N. I
Y? ?ohn agents for the Pnited Stales.
Kem ember the name- -lVian'c? and
(WN'D-A diamond. The owner
can have, by proving property and pay
ing for this ad. ? The American Tal
ors. tf
SALE SALE
SALE I It's Coming Sure! What's Coming?
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SALE
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SALE
SALE
Well don't yon know that the B M BEHREND8
MERCANTILE CO. are going to to have their
Snmmer Clearance Sale of Ladies' Shirt Waists?
Yes, and yon dont want to miss it We certainly
have some plums to offer It you are not on time
it will be no fault of ours
Ladies' Undressed Kid Gloves, 20 inch, $3 50
The sale still continues in our Indies' Skirt an?l Jacket f)??pt. Thin will he the
last chance of the wason to nocnre gnch extraordinary vainer.
Sale Begins Monday
B. M. Behrends Mercantile Company
(ico. Blanchard, Manager
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SALE SALE SALE
SKA6WAY WEATHER
The rwult of the obaervat ion taker
at Moore wharf at midnight. A up. 2*1.
1907. I* as follow
Temperature timeobservat'n ,V. abo^e
Max. temp preceding 2-4 hours. .fil *t*>vr
Mill "
Meau "
llarometer 4<> 29
Aui'tiuT <t?i'!rnt Gentleman. seeklni;
"uext to rvatlius:
Nona of 1 vpn.^rr*t*
The first line of the ilvwc paragraph
harks l* "k to lxt?V. If .mr srtthm>i
not at f nilt. ami that remind* n* that
*5.-1 ? said:
a thlnl Bterj' ho>l window i?r art himself
Wttpn In or?Vr to g?? his n?m? In
th? papvr*
It Is very ^ridrat tfrwt the ?1 n
keep* a sts# etf Terr poor pet^ea*
prophets. profcaWr n Jnb !ct "f tt
leather prophet*. ?;wr, i>ft.>r cl?vee
yesrs huve n|*p?<v] (he writing ?'
the last quoted parntfraph, the tJ.-P ft
self mention* Br m's nnrne In half ?
iloTvn place* In emh l??tv
CALL FOR BIDS
Sealed Md? will be received by the
Public Work* and Pub'ic Property com
mittee of the tit? council as the city ?f
Sksgway up to Friday, Aug. 2.'<. for
lighting the !>t reels of the city ?f Skag
way.
Bid* ahould be directed to the above
oommiiteeand tbou'.d be In not later
than ooon of the day set for opening:
said bids.
Chris C. Shea,
Chairman.
Skagway Aug. 20.
POUND? A black "?ilk watch fob
Owner can hsve same by calling anii
paying for this ad.
The Fifth Avenue hotel hasnnlimitfd
accomodations. Steam hoet ami every
thing modern.
F r??Yt M *at
The Frye-Rruhn Co. keep all kind
of fresh meat constantly on hand
The Mwseot
Ml. Vernon Uye, Old Taylor and R?1
mont Whiskies (double stamped gixxDf,
W years old), and Pslnier and Pacific
IViitled Re?r. at the Mascot.
\V VXTED -Four men to work on the
streets . City work ami wage# to be |
paid is foriv cents an hour, Apply to
U. W. Dillion, Street Com h? tone' . !
Skagwav, Alaska. 1W, t. *? j
fhe Pack Train Restaurant will serve
wlue with dinner orders, free in pi?c?
oftea or coffee. Coae on Poy*.
LWt?B To II
at tht- Simile. It* the >*ivie?t mn*ic
All it* delicacies of U>e *e?*on at ihe
I\*ck '! rain RwiMiru*nt.
? Headquarter* for ? ? ? ? '
Swastika jewelry
The tloo?l Lack Charm .. ..
H. 1). Kirmse,
Pioneer Jeweler
Skagway, - - Alaska
Dr. FRANKLIN C. NORMAN
FUfV Brotflwrnj
2:00 to 3:!W r.M 7:<X* to ***> r V.
OfRct1 Phone No. ft. Ites. Phone No. "I*
J. IKUTa
n IA\"
Expert Watch Maker
JfWfltf ami Engraver
Watches
Diamond5
Native Jewelry
Souvenirs
SKAQWAY, ALASKA
w??4fc(]*n
FAWOt-<s otvMri* Br** ox r**rru*r
om.Y nitsT rusw mew rAwmien it
Le?d 'R * ??*or1 jfc
Board of trade
f la^irty & Wood burn. Prop* 9ft
< t ?mn ?* Ado* r?tr *r *xn nrni * vmin
Own Day and "light Skaftnay. fttaaba
. ? ?| T r - ti- r rr t ? t nnfwitwtii 1 * im win n
i Til- ATKD AND I.IOHTRO HSR RAM PI K R.w.W
H V 1 TS OWN FLA VT FOR DRCM M WW
j Ulbite Pass fiord
P. 0 McMillan, Manager
? Earnest and best appointed hold ii th? Vakon
? CHOICE RAR STOCK
ATKS MOOKHATK
UlfrlifborK, V. C.
Established 1897
Phil Abrahams
Re&i Estate
BROKER
Collections
NOTARY PUBLIC
\t FOURTH AVR. 8K AOWA\
William Hftslins
limit and Shw Maker _
lt?c*:rine promptly fhmf ?llh Ut?
)o tfca m*rk*t
kml CblWrm'* Shoe*
RmdT?T *#?* !trt ilk Atm
National
gash
Register
Company
E. H. EPPERSON,
.**? Oc<??1nM? I Wm*.
DON'T FROG
Cg!*** Voa'ttGaiSOCnm
W. W. BOUGHTON
n*AF,*H ?*
Cigars, Tobacco.
Smokers' Articles,
Stationery and Fish
ing Tackle
umr rt*ri,ATfto u*?t?*r
'WrtnWW LATW*T
nmnTW) wrm**
JM/tAJUWfE*, A*D
arm** prwmmr-At.fi
We have a large stock
bouiney's Candy
Peter's Chocolates
A'so a every kind ot
Fresh Nuts
[V*H" Frtrr?l tt>? Nnmf?r W* BfHw'y
Tony Dortero's
REMODELED
THE
Raitticr-tiravd hotel
SEATTLE
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