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PtRSOML MENTION
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A party composed of Mr. and Mrs.
James Siinebangb, Mr. and Mrs. Zin
kao, Rev. aod Mrs. Good aud the
Misses Kay Stinebaugb, Lilly Doran,
Alma McBrien and Mildred Kretschel,
left on ibe train tbis morning for Den
ver glacier. Tbry went tor the pur
pose oi establishing a camp there for
ibe use of parties wno may visit the
glacier.
Harry Gilchen, manage of the Do
minion telegraph at Whitehotse, is a
north bound passenger on the Princess
Beat rice, on his way home from an ex
tended vacation to Vancouver aud otbei
Canadian points.
Mr. Champaign of the Dominion tele
graph at Whitehorse, and the crack,
left fielder of the Whitehorse ba^sball
team, came over on last night's train to
meet his chief. Harry Gilchen.
Little Robert N'oot Stephens, of Van
couver, B. C., who is visiting bis grand
parents at the Summit, White Pass,
landed a trout on the morning of July
lit. The youthful angle> enjoyed tne
fiah for brtakfast.
Mrs. Duncan Shaw asd children are
at the Golden North hotel en route for
Fairbauks to join her husband. Mr
Shaw was formerly connected with the
Roas-Higgins Compjny here.
E. M. Culbertson, agent for Alaska
Express Co. , returned from a business
trip to Whitehorse and o her Vukon
points on last nights traia.
Judge A. E. Henderson, the newly
appointed commissioner of Yukon terri
tory, will arrive on the Princess Bea
trice tonight on his way to Dawson.
Mrs. M. J. Hil!ery left 011 this mo- li
ning^ train for Fsirbanks where she
goed to visit her soo.
Assistant Di trict Attorney Haruhill
anil At'.oanev Gillette, returned home
to Juneau on the Georgia this morning.
Mrs. U. D. Kirmse left on the
Georgia for Juneau to attend the funer
al of Frank Malonev.
Dr. Kimball the eye specialist has
been giving valuable information with
out charge to many residents of Skag
way during the past week, over sixty
examinationtion having been mailt .
The doctor is making do ehuitre for ,
amiaations during his present stij i
order that as many as possible may be
come enlightened as to his meth d o
determining error in refraction an<
diseases of the eye, and incidental!)
that he may build a permanent client'
age. There is no doubt that every r.
dent of Skagway who desires to protect
their eyes from excea ive strain will
take advantage of this oppoitunity ami
find out the true condition of their eyt s.
The doctor states that he supplies
glasses to those desiring to purchase,
at the same price chaiged in Seattle or |
Saj Francisco for the same ciass of
work. 2t.
WEATHER BUREAU RKPOHT
Skagway, July 9, 1907.
The weather conditions at Skyway
for the 24 hours preceding noon uxlu>
were as follows:
Max. Temp W above /.ero
Min. " 45 above "
Mean " 55 above "
Temp, at noon above "
pre^'pitation trice
H. D. Clark,
Volunteer U. S. Weather observer
F50 designs of 1907 wall paper .just re
ceiTCd at Harrison's.
The Pack Train Restaurant will serve
wine with dinner orders, free in place
oftea or coffee. Come oa boys.
Um REFUSE
Ships nin<t Accept
Shipped by Mail
(Special Dispatch to Daily Alaskan)
\ Washington, July 9? The post oilice
department has notified the -iteamship
companies interested in Alaskan trade
that under their mail contracts they
must accept all shipineuts of goU sent
by registered mail fioin the interior,
provided the weight of each package is
les-. than four pounds.
THE PHONE EXPRESSION.
How to Avoid the Worried Telephone ,
Look.
I There Is no good without Its attend
nnt evil, and this Is as true of the
telephone us of many of the other wou
derful time saving contrlvauces of the
day. Now that this convenient instru
ment Is Installed In every well con
ducted establishment some sugges
tions as to Its use and aliuse ma.V be
useful.
"Those who wish to avoid the wor
ried telephone look." says a woman of
many aetlvlt'es. "should mnko up their ]
minds to resist holding conversations
with their friends. I.et It be an und>r- .
stood tiling that only messages vjire !
received and then arrange with a re
: sponsible servant to take these down
, exactly. We all know the discomfort i
| of trying to tell a friend something of
i l!ii[H.it:nice. while all the time he or
! she has the distrait air of awaiting i
i the tlni ling of that well known little j
bell. "*1 was at a luncheon party the ,
other dav when the hostess was called I
futile e.Torts at comprehension she dis
covered It was not herself, hut one of
the g:u s. who was wanted. This en
tailed :? iother up<et of the luncheon
table and the absence of a guest for
some tlcie, with another agitation
when s:i ? returned. The luncheon par
ty was quite spoiled, and It need not
have t> n had the rules I have given
been !n ?'orce ill the house."
HOUSEHOLD HELPS.
Ahvav push tho carpet sweeper In
the tame direction as the warp of
Ihe ni~ or carpet. This means that It
Is nin.i'nif with tlie nap ami therefore
ivfll i ork better and more easily.
Tiie I K'.-t beddlns Is an Iron bed
? 'end a h"!r uifittress. no curtains or
v. i la nee. veiy light blankets for a eov
rliv? as weak patients are always dis
:ess<d by weight of !>edclotlie?.
To make a delicious cuji of tea Is by
e li (induction of cloves. I'nt a c?n
?!e of the-ce spice-: U[*>n the slice of
lemon when having tea without cream,
mi l file cloves will give a slight but
i ;it i -us taste to the wlcde beverage.
A <lo!ieii.ii i flavor U given to the
after dinner black coffee If (he trouble
is tu':en to rub each lump of sugar
to be u-'iil with a piece of lemon peel.
This should not be done until a few
Ulottn nls before the coffee is to be
served, so that the sugar may retain
the lull fragrnuce and taste of the
lemon. Kor afternoon t.ea orange peel
may be used.
Housekeeping Hir.tr.
Needles and pins will never rust in
a cushion tilled with coffee grounds.
Pour th? coffee from the grounds and
rinse them In cold water. I.et them
dry thoroughly before using.
The bent point of a sewing machine
needle may bo sharpened on a whet
stone. und need not be discarded.
Put a small bag of talcum powder
In a Ixvx with a cover, and keep in the
workbox or rub on the lingers when
they perspire.
When you have occasion to use plas
ter of paris. wet it with vinegar in
stead of water: then It will be like
putty and can be smoothed better, as !
It will not "set" for half an hour, while (
plaster wet with water hardens at
oticfc
To string very fine bends, cut one
strand of silk thread a little longer
than the rest. Was and twist firmly.
This cai< be threaded through line
beads without using a needle.
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Ladies Long Gloves,
Black and White
Silk and Lisle
85c." to $2.50
B. M. Behrends Mercantile Company
Geo. Blanchard, Manager
I I ?WIHHIfcl'IIIMI ?llillB
mmm ir
*
Cap ? Flattery is Abandoned
by Fishermen
(Special Dispatch to Daily Alaskan.)
Seattle, July D? Fishermen have
abandoned Cape Flattery. It Is re
tried that it is played out.
OPEfi RLbERVAIION
FOR EN1RV
Three million acres of the govern
ment reservatiou on the south side ol
Norto.i sound, Alaska, will be restored
to entry. The tract lies between the
sound and St. Michael. It has been
decided that the military necessities ol
Northwestern Alaska do not require so
large h reservation.
The vrder creating this large reser
vation, which is larger than the state
of Connecticut, was made several year.s
ago and has always been the subject of
ridicule.
Nu>row Enoupo
Otto Milsen, a machine man at the
Venus mine, Coor>d City, while cross
ing the lake In a canoe, was spilled out,
and but for the bravery of John Jacob
son, an engineer at the same mine,
would hive drowued. Jacobson hearing
the cries of distress, plunged into the
lake and being a powerful swimmer was
able to save the drowning man.
THE REAL TEST
Of Hirpli-lde I? In Giving; It a Tlior
ouitli Trial.
There is only one tost by which tJ
jails-1 of the ifllclcncy of any article
inj that Is by its ability to do that
?vhlcl' It is , intended to do. Many hair
vigors May look nlee and smell nice,
lit tl.e point Is? <1. thoy eradicate Dan
Irulf and stop falling hair?
So, they do not, but Herplclde does,
mi- It unes to the root of 'he evil
:! < the germ that attarks the
pl'.l.i I'rom whence the hair gets its
i rr from prominent people cvery
ire dally proving th.it Newbro'a
It ic n delightful dressing, clear, purs
-nd free from oil or grease.
it hv leading druggists. Send lie. in
LMroK. Mich.
Two sizes ? 50 cents and $1.00.
Wm. Britt, Special Agent.
SKAOWAY WEATHER
The result of the observation taken
at Moore wharf at midnight, July S,
1907, is &s follows:
Temperature time observat'n 58 above
Max.temp.preceding 24 hours. .71 abovt
Min. " " " " ..#> above
Moan " " " " -.49 ?bovo
Barometer 29.19
Cloudy, ca'.m.
f'ODND? A diamond. The owner
;an have, by proving properly and pay
i nar for this ad, ? The American Tail
jrs. . tf
Wlbow length wnlte silk (cloves at
Harrison's
Received, choice potted plants on
[Jrflphin at Northern Grocery. tf
.
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NOI ALLOWED
Mis. Gould Barred from
Namiug Oo-Ke*i?on(ien!s
(Special Dispatch lo Daily Alaskan)
New York, July 9? It is announced
here that the court lias prohibited Mrs.
Howard Gould from naming co-res
pondents in her suit, for seperation.
NOUCE
Tho past week having been interupt
e>] to eorae extent with plessure, it has
no doubt interfered with many people
calling on me for examinatiocs, who
would liave otherwise done so. Desir
ing to build the same kind of a reputa
tion in this city that i lmye left behind
tne in other cities of southeaster^" Alas
ka, 1 have decided to remain here until
August 1st. This will give time to send
away for any work that is necessary to
have made to order and time for me to
,-ee tiiat it is doing proper work before
leaving. I shall endeavor to merit the
best class of business and in order that
you uiav satisfy yourself as to my 'ability
to do so. I solicit you to give me an
opportunity to try. If vou are pleased
with results you will be glad you called.
If you are not, you are out nothing. My
headquarters are in Ketchikan and I
shall make regular visits to each town
iu southeastern Alaska.
Respectfully yours
DR. E. E. KIMBALL
Eye specialist.
Refraction parlor hotel Golden North.
Hours 9:30 a. in, to 9:30 p. in. Electric
aparatus for evening tests. Eyes tested
glasses titled, disease treated. Do not
delay but come right away that we may
have time to send below nnd have glasses
ground to order if it is found necessary
to do so.
NOTICE OF FORFEITURE
United States of America )
District of Alaska I
Vou are hereby notified, that I have
expanded Four Hundred dollars in labor
nnd improvements on the McAllister
Placer claim situated in the Porcnpine
mining dlstiict, and Ska^way Record
ing District for the years 1904, I9O5,
1900, and 1907, as will appear by certi
ficates of labor filed for each of those
years respectively, in the Recorder's
office ai skagway Alaska, in order to
hold said claim under the provisions of
section 2324 of the revised statutes of
the United States, being the amount
required to hold faid premises for the
said y< ars, ending (Dccembe;- 31st, I9O7,
acd if with'n ninety days from the ser
vice of this notice or within ninty days
from the first publication of this nc tice,
you fail or refuse to contribute your
proportion of sncli expenditures, as co
owner, your interest in said claim will
become the property of the subscriber
under said section 2324.
P. W. MoELRAVY.
First publication July 3th 1-29
Dr. FRANKLIN C. NORMAN
CHIEF SURGEON \V. P. & Y. R.
Residence Sight Ave. and Broadway
? Office nouns ?
Over tbe Alaska Road Commission
?ICoriier of State Street and Fifth Ave..
2:00 to 3:30 P.M. . 7:00 to 8:00 p.m.
Railroad Hospital
9:30 a. M. to 11:00 A. M.
Office Phone No. 6. Res. PhoneNo. 96
Tuok Flahanty Gconge Woodbum
FAMOUS OLYMPIA BEER OX DRATGHT
ONLY F1HST CL4SS GOODS ARK CARRJED IX 81CCK
Leading Gentlemen's Resort .
. Board of trade
Flaharty & Woodbum, Props.
SI'AUItil'S HJU.URIi AM) Pool Ruo.M IN CONNECTION
CORNER BROADWAY AND FIFTH AVENUK
Open Day and Night Skegujay, jnlaako
| seated and lighted pine sample room
3 BY ITS OWN PLANT FOR DRUMMERS
i Ulbite Pass i)0tcl
P. O McMiliatv Manager
I Largest and bust appointed crcl in itc Hlcit
zzE sssee mmmsx j
Established 1897
Phil Abrahams
Re&i Estate
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