A Delicatessen
Window display
These hot days are picnic days aud we have prepared
your lunch for you. You can select it in a hurry
get your stock for
camping
C. W. Ask & Sons
THE
snow
TONIGHT ? EVERT. NIGHT
PROGRAM.
Tuesday and Wednesday, July 18-19.
1? Tei. Nights in a barroom? High
obt Class Drama.
2 -Tho Revolving Doors ? Comedy.
3 ? \\ estorn Jus i. e ? A Cowboy Trag
edy.
4 -Uncle Ton. s Cabin ? A Texas
Drama.
Thursday and Friday, Juiy 20 and 21.
1 Lo\e In Mexico? A I'bo- mx Trag
edy.
2? Who Wins The Widow?? HeaK
Comedy Out.
3 ? The CatLe Baron's Daughter ? A
Colorado Romance.
4 ? Through Lie Kuios of Carthage. ?
African Trage .y.
Our show is up-to-date, the films
being the> same ones used on the
circuits in the Slate* at the present
time.
You can spend your time from
8:30 to 10:30 to very good advan
tage, as we gi\ e a continuous show
to accommodate the late patrons.
Admission Only:
Children 10c ? General Admission 25c
Try a La wrence- Barrett. You will
like It U
Be (ore you stampede, get your
L< i a Lion Notn.es, Placer or Quartz,
irom the Dulij Alaskan. tf
All the late telegraph news in the
Daily Alaskan.
DIRECTOR) OF i-HAItRlUL SOCIETItS
ARCTIC BROTHERHOOD.
Regular me*)U u&s oi Camp bka?
<va.\ . No. 1, .ad and -Uh Tuesday al
8:30 o'clock kuarp, lu A B. Hall,
B'oadway.
Visiting brothers cordiaily invited.
G. C. Sippreile, A. C.
fc. J. IXainrtj. A. E.
BENEVOLENT AND PROTECTIVE
ORDER OF ELKS.
Ska>;way Lod^e, No. 431, B. P. O.
Elks, meets every first and third
Thursday evening iu each mouth at
S:3u p. m. A cordial invitation is
extended to all visiting brothers. ? F.
A. Callariuan, Secretary.
FRATERNAL ORCtrt OF ?AULEr;
Regular meetings of Skaj;way Aeri
No. 25, Fraternal Order of l?agle
first and third Wednesdays in eacl
montii, iu Uieir hall on Fifth Avenue,
at 8:00 p. m. sharp.
All members are requested to !>?
present and visiting brothers arc Id
vited to attend.
ELMER WHKELER, Worthy ITes
J. M. Keller, Worthy Secy.
FREE AND ACCEPTED MASON
Regular meetings of White Pas.
Lodge. No. 113, Free and -Vvceptc'
Mascus, second and fourth Fridays >'
eacb month, at 8 p. m. sharp, at M?
?onii* ball, 225 Fourth avenu?r.
Sojourning and visiting member
are requested to meet with us.
H. F. TAYLOR, Sec.
GRAND REDUCTION OF STOCK
SALE
The Pack Train la now telling a
big lot of Good Goods at reduced
prices as they are getting too ole
to hold and sell at a profit Tours,
tf. Herman Grlmir
None better and purer than Gibson
rye. Rainier and Olympla beer. Or
der* by 'phono promptly delivered
The Mascot. tf
quick delivert phone so
Baggage, coal and wood delivers'
upon thortost notice day and night
H. FREIDENTHA1
PILES CURED IN ? TO 14 DAYS.
Tour druggifft will refund money If
PA 20 OINTMENT f&Ua to ccr? any
cm* of Itching Blind, Bleeding or
Piutradinf In ( to 14 d*j?. 60c.
The Mystery.
He shave* himself, he shine* his aboe*.
He eats the simplest fare.
No time or money doe* he lose.
And sll he blows Is air;
His cash with tramps he does not share,
No wild oats does he sow,
And yet what puxxlee him Is where
Does all the money to*
His wife Is careful as enn be
tn dealing out the pelf.
tJpon her strict economy
8he somewhat prides herself.
She looks at bargain* In the store
With almost -.vlstful eye.
But when she thinks the matter o'er
Movea on and does not buy.
Ha never loses half a day
On any old account.
So when he comes to draw his pay
He gets the full amount.
But not a cent lias he to spare.
Much less -i dime to blow.
And so he often wonders where
Doe* all the money go.
Men who are earning lust the same
Seem flush and always there
To take a band In every game
And pay with ease their share.
It must be subtle high finance
Enables them to spread
When he d.ire hardly take a chance
Or. more than dally bread.
Commereialixing It.
"Ton didn't bear about that fall 1
bad."
"Where did you fall from?"
"Just a steeple."
"Did It hurt you much?"
"Broke every bone in my body."
"I should think It would have killed
you."
"It did."
"Then why are you walking around?"
"Just as an advertisement for patent
medicines. Yon hare no Idea how
many kinds brought me to life."
Up to Oste.
"What! Marry again?"
"Yes."
"I thought you hnd had enough of
marriage."
"1 have."
?Then why marry again?"
"Well, my divorce Is quit? out of
atyle, and I feel that 1 Just hav? to
have a new one."
Same Old Thing.
"Where Is Mrs. Brown?"
"Gone"
"Where?"
"To heaven."
"Oh. I see. What will she do there?"
"Make trouble, as usual."
It It
On* Way.
"Tell me how to
make friends**'
"Oerta Inly.
Make good and
they'll a w t. r w
around you."
* ?
Likes Excitement.
"She beats all people I ever saw."
"Why?"
"Because she Just seems to enjoy
being miserable."
"That's because It keeps her family
all worked op."
Cautious.
Some people of Jack Johnson say
They'd like to trim that sport.
But should they meet him be will get
A courteous retort.
They swear If they were on the Job
He'd think he was a clown.
But when they come to slxe him up
They do cot call him down
Traatmant.
"What shall I dor
"Why?"
"8be Is inflamed with curiosity."
"Pot a ponlttce of cold facts on her "
Vengeful.
"Every dog has his day."
"1 think that the dog catcher ought
to be apprised of the date"
Ona 8ort.
"What Is your Idea of happiness T"
"Having a Jumping toothache cured."
Dally Alaskan ? only $1 a month.
1
GOLD ST1IIE "
AI MILE III
P. A. Smith and John Delanders,
says the Cordova Alaskan, report
finding a ledge of free milling ore
about three miles from the Beaver
Dam trail near mile 111. Delanders
and Smith have had something up I
their sleeve and have been waiting
until the snow went off to develop
their find. They left ChiUna the
latter part of June, Smith returning
last week and sending In threo differ
ent samples for assaying, fie re
ports a clearly defined lead jbf out
cropplngs of the ledge for J 400 feet
and two claims have beei^ staked.
The ore Is free milling, having pan
ned out the pure gold from thp
quartz, which also carries telluride of
load and lays In a *late and diorlte
formation."
The ledge so far seen runs from
four Inches to four feet in width
the lead or formation laying favor
able to cross cutting. Old timers j
who examined the samples believe !
that "Appeal to Reason Smith" and
"John D." as the partners are famll- \
iarly known, have struck it rich anil
their many friends are congratula'
ing them on their good fortune.
TOWH IK
A. C. Hickman left this morning
for Atlin.
V. Q. Walters was an Atlln round
tripper for Atlln today.
Miss Mary McKee went to Atlin
on today's train.
Dr. J. L. Meyers, a practicing phy
sician of Ketchikan, was a round
tripper on the Jefferson yesterday.
The Clayson Company Is putting
new boordlg in the sidewalk at the
corner of Fourth Avenue and Broad
way.
Two hours of solid enjoyment. See
the Moving Picture Emporium to
night. You will laugh when you see
"Who Wins The Widow."
Charley Beddingfiald, while return
ing from a trip up Mt. Dewey Tues
day evening, stumbled over a rock
and fell severely spraining an ankle.
A service of prayer and bible
study will be conducted this evening
at the Methodist church, beginning
at 8 o'clock. A short business meet
ing wlU be hold after the service.
The party of young men who left
here last Saturday for the purpose of
going over the old Dyea trail to the
interior arrived at Bennett last night
according to a report from Burnett
Ashley.
ELKS MEETING TONIGHT.
Sksgw&y Lodge No. 431, B. P. O.
Elks, will moct tonight at 8 o'clock
All members are requested to be
present and all vlsittaig brothers are
cordially Invited.
F. A. Callarman, Secretary'
A PROFITABLE
INVESTMENT
The most appropriate and at the
same time the most attractive sou
venir one may take from Alaska, is
that which was instrumental in focus
sing the attention of the entire
world on our great country.
Ever since the magic year of 1897
gold has poured from the creeks and
beaches of Alaska and been convert
ed into money reckoned into millions.
Hence the sight of gold either mint
ed or mounted at once directs ones
mind to the land of the midnight sun
What more appropriate then, than
piece of nugget Jeweiery, either as
a frame for the beautiful mastodon
ivory, stained by the countless years
it has endured, or nuggets joined In
chain work by a skilled artisan. A
brooch or solitary nugget of curious
natural shape is a souvenir which
tells the story of the mad rush to
the Klondike.
The fact that a purchase of nugget
jeweiery is in reality an investment
in an article that cannot depreciate
seems to be dawning upon the vis
itors to the Northland and the sales
are rapidly increasing in this line
of goods.
H. D. Kirmse h&s made a study of
the art of nugget jeweiery mounting,
and has the finest display of the
"yellow metal" ever gathered to
gether in one salesroom.
_ ? -
TOURISTS GET !
A CHANGE
i
That Sk*gway has Its attractive
features to tourists and excursloni?ts
was shown yesterday by the manner
in which they almost overwhelmed
local dealers when the opportunity
was given them to look about and In |
spect the splendid line of goods on
sale here.
Knowing that their time in town
would be brief the greater number
who, while enjoying to the full the
beautiful ride to the Summit and ovefl
to Bennet, were anxious to get back
to Skagway where they could get
something to eat and do their shop
ping.
The PuJlen House dining room was
a gay scene of chatting, happy peo
ple who came to enjoy the famous :
luncheon of this popular hostelery. j
The place was taxed to Ita capacity I
In handling yesterday's crowd on ac- j
count of the double excursion party
of the Queen and Jefferson.
Skagwa.v's shops have the well de
served reputation of being the best
in the entire north and yesterdays!
business demonstrated that this fact;
is appreciated by the tourist trade
when given an opportunity to enjoy .
the shopping privileges Al] the j
curio dealers report excellent busi- j
ness for the day.
Kinase's big stores were thronged I
with people anxious to part with I
their money for the excellent line of i
goods he carries for the trade. Ikuta !
was busy displaying his work* of art !
and did a thriving business. The old j
Kern store was crowded during the I
shopping hours and large sales re- i
suited.
Other lines of business also felt j
the Impulse of the mlnlatnre wave of;
prosperity and report satisfactory re- j
suits for the day. All of which dem j
onstrates that given a chance by th<- j
transportation companies, the peo I
pie are pleased to extend their stay
In Skagway, that they may have an I
opportunity to make such purchase
as formed part of the desire to make
the Journey.
GEIS
PUBLICITY
That London sportsmen are getting
to know that the northwest coast of
America has gome excellent hunting
grounds is evidenced by the following
which is taken from an article by
Mr. C. F. Lane In the London edi
tion of Canada, one of Canada's bewt
general magazines:
"H sheep be the sole consideration,
and there be some man whose main
desire is to get a record head of
the 'Ovia Montana.,' he cannot do
better than make for Atlin. still
farther to the north. Here Is an ex
tract from a letter just received from
Mr. Bryan Williams, the Chief Game
Warden of British Columbia, and a
man who knows as much as anyone
as to the best place* to get game: ?
"The vicinity of Atlin Is an excellent
hunting country for sheep, moose,
caribou, bear and goal. As a sheep
country It Ms probably the pick of
British Columbia at present. W. Alt
ken, of Atlin, is the best gnide In
the district, and Chief Constable
Owen will. If my name Is mentioned,
get good Indian guide* for anyone. If
white men are not available. Here,
again, expenses will be high, even
higher than In the casslar,"
DEVELOPING
BIGELOW MINE
A crew of men has started work
running a tunnel on the four foot
lead of the Blgelow property on Min
eral creek, says the V aid e7 Pros
pector, purchased this spring by the
Vancouver- Valdee Mining company, of
which Dan Kain is manager.
Thb supplies have all been landed
on the property and the men bare
already tunneled 10 feet.
Manager Kain expects to let a tun
nel contract on the Vancouver- Valde*
property on the bay. A number of
men are now figuring on the con
tract, which will be let in a few
days.
The crew of the company which
has been working on the ground. Is
in about 160 feet
RIVER REPORTS
Coming tip stream tk? C*a*d1u
at Selkirk at 7 o'clock tkU
morning and the Whitefcorsa *m at
Coffee Creok at 11 : 30 last nJght. The
Selkirk arrived Wbitefcorae at 4
a. m.
The Dawson is at present In Daw
son.
The nest sailing will b? the Sel
kirk tonight and th? WhUohorae will
sail Saturday night for Dawaon, con
necting with lower rlrer steamers.
LOST? Nngiret chain Finder pleaae
return to Mrs. H. Praisr and re
ceive reward. ft.
The Groas Pt<*ore Rmportam to
atill In town and enjoying good
crowds every nWrbt K'l the place
to meet your friends.
NOT ONE CENT
YOU* iYt? tXAWMNEL r*t? OF
CHARGE.
it ?m row wot a cuirr 'a
d*t? yoor ?th ?nmin??i if U)*r* (?
anything wrong ?Hh th?m w? will
Ml fvt, m4 *? vftl fit 'beta with
that will n j*k? Ui??? fool
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^Jly OCR PRICES ARB RKWT
Ow r?p*hr d-partm-nt ta b*t*.
W<? ntk? thJna* AS OOOD AS ffiW.
W# 4o wortt prompOr aad Ol.'ARAN
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B?at Him of rWvtn an-l J?w
I ?lry. ineladtn* m4
ghuawara nod rhlnstrsr* !n U* <Htf.
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J?w?l#r Qptkiar;
STILL ANOTHER DOLL
SENSATION
Campbell
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The Jolliest Dolls of All
The Cutefl Little Tot* Em Off ?red fo Children.
Beautiful, Irresistibly Comical, Washable aid Unbreakable
tJTta "Campbell Kid*" become household p?t*?JTVy ran sit,
stand or assume any ponton and they are daintily and prettily
dressed.
Every Kid Wants A Campbell Kid
=$1.50
[L. A. HARRISON & CO.!
m Store Open Evenings :: Phone 55
T
| The Skagway Pioneer Dairy J
_ / N. P. ICIMAN, \
<rThe Sanitary Milk Ranch"
The larjrwt and bmt vyndnct* 1 dairy tn
i
(Daily Shipments of Pure Milk and Cream
To ?n po tatam WhM# P?<~ * *?!??
f fWff ft
B. M. BEHRENDS, Banker
Juneau, ? 3 Alaska
OLDEST BANK IN jALASKA
aJ~ 1 Reepectfnlly Solicit* The Account*
of Skagway Firm* And Individual*
Best Meals
In The City
at the
NEW HOME
RESTAURANT
NOONDAY Q Cr
DINNER
Everything Clean and
First Clam
Fifth Avenue near Bro*dw?y
BEER
lire's Vigor aid
Stretqtli
la every drop
company