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| 77ie Princess May brought
a fresh shipment of
Huntley & Palmers
Celebrated Biscuits
Direct from England
C. W. Ask & Sons
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Jto. S47-A. NOTICE **i ORDER.
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PROFESSIONAL CARUIn
? Attorney*
ROYAL A. GUNNISON
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H. B. LE FEVRE
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OR . L. ?. KELLER
DENTIST
Most Modern MoUkx*.
Open Evening*.
OCfk* Hour* ?-12 a. m 1-4 p. m.
Ajaakaa Building. Broadway
IKAGWAY, - ALASKA.
Deatnl Supplies.
M. F. PATTERSON A COMPANY
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DENTAL SUPPLIES
ltt-63 Central Bid Seattle. Wwh
Order* by mail or c&bte will r.
eefva prompt attention. Catalogui
ti nqwn
Sngtaoers
H. P. U. RIRKINB1NK
ENGINEER
U. E. Deputy Land and Mm?r?
? : Surveyor : ?
fMUay Bid* HtiuM. Ate>k*
Mink Teeehera.
MIM M. G. HINDSHAW
1>ncli?r of
PI AN# FORTE
Special Term* t?r a Limited
N'umlwr of Begioti?r?
EIGHTH AVE. AN S> MAIN ST.
Just why a stampede should be
- od lo liood News Bay, near the
i.utUh of til.' Kuskokwiui, is hard to
..'stand. A week ago The Nugget
mted au tr'Scle concerning au al
?> -.? : Muail si ike iu thai section, but
tue tews was not at all alluring.
S j.. that taut other reports are al
> ,tu to have been recehetf. At any
I'M, a uumb.'r of stampedcrs are at
ead. on the way, some eight or
? . u f"vm Ki a"., and a number from
: re, among them Pred Peti rson,
'bm West aud Al Berg. Krie Fal
.aj 1 Tom Powers and Charley Fowl
r w ll lea\e ou Friday, bu? Eric says
* go^ui; u his home in Seattle
y that route*
P ? spects wtre first found in the
> u News Bay country as early as
two, lut no pay has ever been de
>'i' l*<i. Th? formation is volcanic
?!m1 m ndstoae. - Iditarod Nugget.
L)r. Keller Lb in receipt of a postal
> nd trorn r lil Abraham*, dated at
3 rani's- Pass, Oregon, in which he
>ays be is gniiiig along v.tll and that
ne !ias seen ;n Stineb?.igi. aud God
i?g families soxeral tiui.'a and that
ev try one is progressing with the
to vu.
GOOD BUSINESS OPENING.
There is a good opening in Car
"oss for souie one to start a small
iaundry. The right person will be
icrimhed building free of charge
?r six mon'lis There is no laundry
?WV and two hotels aud many fani
' is and miners who have b?en
n ling lauudry work to Whitehorse
Dd Skagway. but cannot now do
-t as the new Express rates are
irolibiUve. Address
E. W. GIDEON,
tt Carcross, Y. T.
Location notices, placet and quartz
'Vr rale b> th- Daily' Alaskau. tf
FIRE SALE! FIRE SALEI
WOOD TO BURN
wood Dry Planking for Summer use.
Special price this month
$2.00 PER RICK.
So? H ERB TAYL.O R? Phone
THE STRUGGLE DISCOURAGES
M A. NY A CITIZEN OP ALtASKA.
.Ground &I1 Jay with aa aehiu,
took;
Can't real at night;
Enough to make ai ty one "give
?>u-"
?>oa&'a Kidney Pills will give re
?;?ed life.
j They will cure the backache.
Cure every kidney ILL
Here is convincing proof that this
? so.
Mrs. H. M. Thomas, 1402 34th St,
vtkland, Cai., says:
' The merit ot Doans Kidney Pills
iaa been thoroughly proven to me
jdU consequently I have no hesita
i od in recommending them. About
two years ago I suffered from pains
i a my back and I believe the trouble
ass caused by excessive running of
-he sewing machine. As Do&n's Kid
ney Pills hare been used by a mem
ow of our family with the best of
crf-nlts, I was advised to try them.
Mcch to my gratification they proved
to be just what I required, driving
aw*y my aches and pains and Improv
ing my health. 1 have kept a supply
in the house since then, knowing
that they cai be relied upon to give
relief from kidney disorders."
For sale by all dealers. Price 50
crnta Foster- Milburn Co., Buffalo,
Nt-w York, sole agents tor the Unit
ed States.
Remember the name ? Doan'a ? and
lake no other.
ARE ON TRIP
TO THE STATES
L. M. Potter and W. L Douglas,
two prominent A. B.'s of Camp Daw
son are in town on their way to
"fee States for a trip.
Mr. Potter l.as been running the
|nio?'n^ picture machine for the
Camp, which has been fi'ving a ser
: ies of moving picture shows for
he past six months. He stales
j 'W; the shjvr, which nas been run
tni- times a viek has been well pat
on ired, and that a dan'e has Been
! uiveu in connection wi *? the show
?mry Saturday night, and that
h se dances I ave become very popu
I Ur.
Mr. DougWs, who has been em
!i>'oy?d by the Guggenhelms, says
i.ai the work.ng outlook is very
and thit two new dredges are
bo'.ig put in or Gold itun and lOOO
wra will soon be working.
Mr. Dougln is a curler and curl
ed or one of the teams which won
four championship matches last
v irlef.
They are bcth expected to return
'h!s fall.
OLE DICKSON
IS INSPECTOR
Ole Dickson, the well known pio
neer resident, has been appointed
I u"cicg inspector of the Indian
f-clu ol at Carcross now under process
'f tocstructlon He made his first
visit to the sccne of the operations
the latter par* of last week. Mr.
D'^son has many friends who con
gratulate him on his appointment.
Mr. Hume, who has the contract for
~>bi' Indian school building, will hur
ry the work a'ong as rapidly as pos
c'olt . his aim being to complete it
foon as possible, and especially
i|" ? i tside work, before cold weath
< r lets In. ? Whitehorse Star.
EMS
CLOSE CALL
H-itert Milvain. manager of the
A WHter and the Walker's K'ork dred
^ 4 and Mrs. Milvain, who have ar
rivro here, had a narrow escape on
t!i way down the KV?rtymile river 1
frotu being drowned while passim: j
tV ? nrh the canyon. They were with
Mr, Stanley, and their craft w?? ;
nearly swamped.
T.ie Walker'? Ftork dredge started
ont rations oc the season May 15. |
and, at last reports, was running i
like clockwork
Tl.e Atwat->r dredge is expected U>
start a week from today. It has
bo?n delayed In getting launched be j
"?ause of thai 'ow water in the Forty
mi if,? Dawson News.
There are nails and pr.ashttig of
twctu at Fairbanks.
A!i use is b< ng heaped upon Dis
tr}i.' Attorney Croesley who Is de
dared to be g:ossly incompetent.
Mta interpretation of the liquor
<a\v is the cause of the <iproar.
Kerentiy 'ho district attorney noti
ced the saloons that under their
license they can sell up tr 4 7-8 gal
lons of liquor but it must be drank
on we premises.
Tn.s puts 4 stop to the botUe trade
and feriously cuts Into the saloon
reepprs <S*ade.
The Fairbanks Citizen editorially
charges Orossky with *n idiotic In
t ^>tation <* the law vhich might
do In an losv.i village tut not In
Alaska.
The paper calls him incompetent
and points to the fact that he had
c-enred convictions In but five
cut of 20 criminal cases prosecut
ed.
Crcwley was at one time district
?ttr i pey in Valde*. ? Valde* Miner.
#$c for a home cooked meal?
qi ick, ckwvn service. Where? At
ihe New Home Restaurant, Fifth
Avenue, half minute from Broadway.
HOI ROLE
FOR ALASKA
(By Alaska News Bureau.^
SKATTLE June 20? Advice* re
here f:om the Alaskan Dele
gation whirt was sent to Washing
ton from this city, nav tl at Speaker
?" k and the Derorf jatic Floor
L:-?i5.t Underwood have promised
tlht the Ala iKa Home Ri'le bill will
(?as* the Ho ire soon after Congress
rivonvenes in December The ad- j
a 'c< s further state that the House j
<' 'mmlttee on Territories Is solidly
in 'avor of 't and that * poll of the
SelMte show* fifteen Republican
S^stors already plelsed to the
TOWN TALK
Ail the new* In the D&Uj AiMkm.
Mrs. H. K. Elliot. of Iditarod, is
!n town, and will leave for the
SUites soon.
I.^icld Taibo', according to late
reports Is he id braki.man on the
l.bud.ke Mines Railway, running out
of Dawson.
Mtrsbal Foi ?.o is replied as feel
ing much better today. tw:.i he will
probably be out of the hospital by
the ?.nd of the week.
The family of Judge Martin Con
way lave established a ramp at
hat o Creek, and will spend the
next month (ommunlng with nature.
The Princess May was at Wrangel
at nvon today and is due here at
8 or 9 tomorrow morning She has
50 jaw^ngera and 100 tens of freight
for this port.
?John Ronan?.n one of the machine
m<a in the Pip Thing mine at Car
cross, arrived on the train last
iiiqj;i and w 'I visit friends here
f??r at out a week.
Miss Ella \. Nlelson, who has
i.c ' charge of the schooi at Fort
Vulton for the past year came in on
tin t?ain yes'erday and will leave for
th? Elates on the Humboldt, While
Jr. town Miss Nlelson Is at the
Pii'Vn House.
Jas. poorman. propri"tor of the
i^Krman Hotel, in Dawson, arrived
in town on las* night's train and
?? ill sail south on the Humboldt. Mr.
Iw.ortnan Is onj of the oldest timers
til Dawson, hiving gone there in
ISM, starting the Hotel In IW>0.
The Table d'Hote dinner at the
Pullen House is better than evec.
Why don't yon try It Ton are wel
come.
EAGLES REGULAR MEETING.
Skagway Aerie, No. 25. Fraternal
Order of Eagles will meet Wednes
day night at their hall on Fifth Ave
nue. Visiting brothers cordially In
vited to attend.
Meeting called at 8 o'clock.
Elmer Wheeler, W. P.
J. M. Keller. W. 8ec.
QUICK DELIVERY HMONE 90
Baggage, coal and wood delivered
?ipon shortest notice day and night
H EREIDEVTHAL
rHE Gcnllcmr.n's watch
irrnst combine reliability
with lieauty. Discriminat inp men
the world over carry
WALTHAM
COLONIAL SERIES.
Waltliams of the Colonial Scries re
present tlie last word in watch-making.
They are made as thin as it is safe to
make a reliable watch. They p>?sesf
lrrcat beauty and will give a life long
service of accurate time-keeping.
We ?rr lie?dqn?r?rr? for Are W?l
tham At! rradrt al ? wid?
rricr targi? tub i' ?lc the b*it at
its i rkc. ?
H. D. KIRMSE
Pioneer
Jeweler
Skagway :: Alaska
"It's Tim*
you
owned a
Waltha-m"
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LIEUI.-COL
FIFE DEAD
(By Alaska News Bureau.)
r OS ANGELES. June 20? Lieut,
v cl. William rife, of Tfccoma, for
n. my years t, leu tenan 'Colonel of
ih?> \VB*hlng*->n National Guard, and
*i 'I known all over the Tarlflr Toast
died here yes "rday from the effects
ct an appoplf>< tk- stroke
Tar Skaew.'-.y Volunteer Fire De
jir'jnent will .Sold a sp<oi*l mating
t..nlsM for tb ? purpose of arrangta*
for <fce Fourth of Job" raoea and
ie<. in atlon.
ONE PLACE
NO SECOND CHOICE FOR REPAIR
WORK.
If you ??nt a watch or a clock
f'?d or any other repair work yoo
have to hare done there is only ooe
I'^re for ytri and that Is oar re
pair .department Th*r?> i* no wee
id choice. We make AS OOOD AS
NEW; we absolutely GUARANTEE
SATISFACTION; we do work
promptly.
We make eyes a? food an j*?w.
r.I-o; at leaat, we fit yo?r eye* with
glares that *111 mak? th?m yoona
n*T n. No c.harne for ??*a ml nation
We carry er?rythln* In tlw Jew?lry.
novelty a, id *>ovenlr line. Come awl
*-v J. IKUTA,
JeweW and Optician
The Little Things for the
Summer Dress
Especially New and Dainty are the
Waist Accessories, of which we have an
exclusive line, prices range from 45c-$ 1 .7 5
Batiste , Poplin and Messaline
Collars
in Dutch and Sailor Effetfs
some prettily trimmed with applique, and
others with a band ot Helen pink messa
line. These really form a complete trim
mice: to an otherwise plain waist.
WE DESIRE YOUR INSPECTION
L. A. HARRISON & CO.
Store Open Evenings :: Phone 55
The Skagway Pioneer Dairy
H. W. IIIMAN, Prop.
"The Sanitary Milk Ranch" !
Tlio laiyp*' and rnndncKKl dairy In A Ink*. 4
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B. M. BEHRENDS, Banker
Juneau, - Ala*ka
OLDEST BANK IN ^ALASKA
Respectfully Solicit* The Acconnta
nf Skagway Firms And Individual*.
Daily Shipment* of Pure Milk and Cream
Tn nil pnlnMnn Whit* * Tolmn
T
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(here's Vigor and
Strength
in every drop
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