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Special Sale Toilet Soap
See Display in Braadway Window
Schillings Baking Powder
Just added to our stock. Tins Baking IWder is
- guaranteed tt be the purest on tin"- market ami to give
ANOTHER IP!
:,!iss M'Bri^n Takes I First
Place iu Contest
iiiss Alma McHrien leads the liod
i. ess of Liberty conirst today, having
uassed Miss Ethel Black since Satur
day. Sbe has 30 votes
Miss Irene Mason is a new Candida e
in the race, bavin? made an entry with
21 rote*, taking a lea-line place at the
start.
Miss Naomi Da Witt and Miss V iv c
Snyder have withdrawn from. be ca:
teat. While thansine those <vto h iv
voted (or tbem, tbey BSk that no oti. "s
cut ballots for them.
A ballot b- s has been placed at tLe
store of the B. M. Behrends Mrrcaut .
company. Tnis makes five votir.s
booths as Won: Br;tt's, D.-r ro ,
Kirmse's, BjURhton's and the B h-vrtv
Mercantile Co.
The voting at noon today :
follows:
Miss Alma McBrien
Miss Ethel Black
Miw Irene Maaon "i
Miss Belled* Llndahl 110
Miss Miriam Cuibertson
Miss Nellie Ma.vou !'?
Miss Viola Myrick 1
Miss Hattie Oleson.
Miss Rboda Ashley. ...
Miss Ida Dillon
Miss Madeline Kern
Miss Norma Ask
Miss Vera Wilson
Miss Emma Boone
Miss Ethel Weste
Pr?p?rins for Emergency
Washington, July 1? The armored
cruisers Washington and Teunesiffe
have been ordered to the Pacific coas'.
It is believed this is a forerunner of lie
sending of the battleship squadron to
the same destination.
Canmiili F ? Senator
Minneapolis, Minn., July 1? (iov.
Cummins, of Iowd, formaiiy announced
his ambition to succeed Senator Hi
sod in the United States senate.
Gov- Cummins predicts that Pre
dent Roosevelt will run for a third
' t?rm.
SKAGWAY WEATJ'ER
The result of the observation takt?o
at Moore wnarf at midnieht, Jud-j
1907, is as follows
Temperature time observat'n ."7 *bo . ?
Max. temp. preceding 24 hours;. 70 atxm
Mia. " " " " ..tiS aoovr
Mean " " " " -.54 nbvvoj
Barometer -9 92
Clear, calm.
WEATHER BUREAU REPORT
Skagway, July 1, 1907. J
The weather conditions ut, skyway
for the 24 hours prec^din,,' noon today
were as follows:
Max. Temp 67 above zero |
Mia. " 51 above " I
Mean " 59 above "
Temp, at noon 59 above "
Preo'pitation, .00
H. D. CiarK,
Volunteer tj. S. Weataer Obsarwr
Fvfih Maut
i- ?
ot Iresa Co. keep ;-U ? incs j
Pick Train Restar
^ de.igns^MW7 wall paper just i
^Sed at Harrison's.
? ?
nm u. mention
Bishop Moore arrived on' ihe City of
? ibis morcinsr. He has abufi
dot; ! his trip to the inside. Accoia
j par. nl t>y Mrs Moore, Rov. ami .Mrs.
Chaoinan. of kotchikau, Mrs. I'.tkiu of
Otnver. and Rev. and Mrs UlenK. of
? ottj, bo lii.iJo lite round trip to
; Jcr.ut'ti today. The Bishop and party
a ... <ro south on the City of Seattle this
Or. Franklin C. Norman ami William
thi- rremntf h-. a visit io Seattle ami
o'.h i" p.>.nt- . 1'r. Norman will remain
a'?; > ft u Skagwuy for about a month,
twill t 'turn pu th? next trip
absence of t'r. Norman Dr. Kennid*
Mr cu: M; K eelar, _ who arrived
v w?e?. --arc tit the Fullcn house,
v will remain is Skaway about
U . ar's firs" >i?ii to Ska^ y In two |
sjcr'W F\ K batdsoh arrived on'
! he C". v of Seattle this morninp from
.toward and other points. Ho will re
uaai n bci'c -
| for:r?i .? D.w>t>ri uierctiacts ami pi-eseut
A'h tehor-? mioiru intn.aiid .Mrs. Pal
>:ie ? arrived on the Dolphin Saturday
j mid nephew >>f the famous Mill Nye, i
.^rr . ed an the Dojphiii Saturday ard
A Murphy. ;i/cc 1'ueific Coast S.
: s. ( o , returned from A?1 in oa Satur
ay 'strain and It-it tUii~morniog for
ftliiiTII Of JDIV
M?ETI\G IOMORROH
Tuerc will If a i.ieetinpof the Fourth
, ..f July uouvniitte tomorrow evening at
r> o'clock. I' is urgently requested that.
The Fifth Avenue hotel i* the bix
_'es! and best apjioit td no-tolry to all j
a >111 ell: ieU?r IOW1I by all as
Oil l- : tijs ia iii'-hI of groceries and
-M u. -?!; ?i. went to the geu
tine ty Co! n>l i t\trr l'ay, to make
his pinvhaevs. The ainouut was 03
cei ts. u"m ' Ir. r .-.y tendered the elerfc
i 'en the case ilur- :
pa sed liini sii .if paper with :
fi.; res 0:1 - em to equal the amount of
ch :gi> due. liil looked :it the slip,
tin i at ;h - chrl; sml slowly -mid.
we are sivii'.K for ehaijp' . . >X'. Wheu
. !iar"> worth, f will re
de in them." replied the ? Irrlr, and
<?!' went ont. A da)1 or rwp after
thN oeeummee Oil .vent to the
st' . r n pi ill for same t- ?" ??ieeo;j The
pvf his tend in ! U pi';et p-.dlfed out
ed thorn to !>e cierl.. saying: "Tbesftf-'
are v. hat I .mi^uflnsc for e'.iaoge uojv.
V.' t-o yen pet n dollars worth; I will
rei>i:n theio."? Bo.;to| lleraW. ?
Haw Ha Go! Cvon.
? :c lovson r.*Ym the- first dav
The P.ss
]2M
.GO
$5,00
I
5.00
Of Ladies Fine Trimmed Hats At $5.00
To make room for our other stocks we are going to place on sale
for the next few days our entire stock of Ladies Fine Trimmed
Hats, ranging in price from $6.00 to $10.00 at the special price
.00
?S5.00
B. M. Beh rends Mercantile Company
Geo. Blanchard, Maimer
IM8 .{ 1 " 11 SSS ik XHBSViSbJKJ..
IS
KiancivS Murphy Dies ut Los
A.H2t*le9
Lds Angeles, C*l., Julv 1? Francis
Murphy, ihe l*m|K-rauce advocate and
orator, ilie<l heio yesterday. One son
reached lha bed -ide before tbe end.
IrffERSON
SAILS R.0RTR
The Jefferson sailed for Sk*g.way ut
I a. in. yesterday, according to a cable*
^raoi received by R. A Carroll today.
She H*il' he due here Thursday morn*
City of Srnttlo in Port
The City of Seattle arrived in port
this morning at 5:10 o'clock with 28
passenger.- and 181 tons of freight and
two di.Vi' mail. She will -ail this
evening at P o'clock with 14 roiled trip
passengers via Sitka.
Hooking the Wary Trout
Tr>'j; when hungry lsrilly ,'nce the
enroll t. This fact should be remem
bered when approaching :i bridge or
odd > where the ?'speckled beauties love
to l.ide." If possible, such spots should
In? approached upsi renin. 11 may take
u little more time to go around and
con:-.1 back up. but "make baste slow
ly" is snid to Ik* the tlrst axiom of
trot> t fishing. As tbe stream becomes
warmer, the trout seek the cool pools
and shaded places. They aiie to lie
fonud where a cold spring bubbles up
luto the stream or where a mountain
i rot k enters. Often a number frequent
the same haunt. Kaeh additional tish
11:4a us 1 wo more eyes to watch for the
ttsh 'riuun. One trout Is all (hat Is uec
essttry to give a danger signal by
ilar ing away. TI10 rest Immediately
follow suit. To catch more than one.
or oven that, iu such a phiSe takes
.?'.ili in the use of the line. But who
b:v: salo that trout fishing Is not an
alt';? Circle Magazine.
Our Pygmy Ancc-ttor**
The armor of tiie knights of Jibe mlil
.ges is too small for their modern
?! 'udnnt Hamilton Smith records
tu ' I ; i_r'i <buieu of average diy j
i ms foimd no suit large- enough
.1 ? t eithrr of (In. m iu the great col
' ??! .m o! Sir SaitiiM Me\ luk., Tho
a I 01' tiie oriental saber will not ad
!f- the English hand nor Ihe bracelet
f t'le italllr warrior the IJngiisb arm.
file ?v. rrt found In Romau tumnll
!.in-ii?-ii to b : .*<? Iiocn use.1
?r.i'.v 1" 1 ? o t o >>???? ?? :l li e rtrst
oa t ii i :: .! e -Ac a? 1 for a sma.':
AC.f>u V!it> ?tnteiu?ut? i;v 'c by Flo
5lx i-f ) bl'.li rihiudard IVr full
g ? ? "U i:;c aud-Jie Irreful ible evi
dence qC^the ancient doorways, bed
-toac' i t j!u'> ? prov .; tbt? average
size ?f i'i" ru ctrialnly not to have
'jiiffilidsl:^ In trodem days.- London
uu llatiin.
An oil Iiath Is often very benetielal to
?~*Jraglle child or adult. After a warm j
fingers In' a cup of sweet j
? ' be entire surface of the
^ ?mich oil as tin
'?' often fat
one Wis in
Selkirk Arrives With Thirty
Passengers
Wliltehorse, July lr The Selkirk ar
rived from Damson at 3:30 p. ru , yeE
lerday, with 30 passengers. She will
sail this evening.
The Dawson sailed yesterday 'with tho
lur^e Klondyke in tow and 2fi passen
gers.
SPfCIAL /UiENi
Rltt ARRIViS
W. M. Rice, special treasury, a^ent
visited Skag way today on an official
visit checking up the ot!lce of the local
deputy collector of customs.
Alaska has been added to Mr. Rice's
district which include1 the states of
Oregon and Washington.
This is Mr. Rice's first visit to Alas
ka, and he is enthusiastic about the re
sources of the country and its future
development.
L- O T. M.
There will bo a regular review of
Hive No 2, Ladies of tha.Maceabees,
at their hall on Sixth avenue, Tuesday
night July 2, 1907, at 8:C0 o'clock.
All visiting members are cordially in
vited. Margaret, H. McLellan.
Record Keeper
Dr. FRANKLIN C. NORMAN
C II IKK SURGEON W. V. & V. K.
Resldtiiii: Ktibt Ave. ami Rroadway
? OFFICK HOURS
Over the Alaska Road Coni mission
Corn?r o( State street and fifth A v'i'..
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.
Otllcu Phone No. ti. Res. Phone No. 96
Ordinance No. 85
An ordinance amending section No. 1,
of Ordinance No. 43, entitled "An Or
dinance Prohibiting the Obstruction
of Running Streams, and for Other
Purpose*. 'Appiovtd August, 31st,19u3.
Be it ordained by the commoiQ council
of t;io Town of Ska?way:
Sec ion 1. That Section No. 1, of
Ordinance No. 43, entitled, "An Or
dinance Prohibiting the Obstruction of
Running streams, and for Other Par
poses," Approval 31st, 19t'3, be ajd
the .same is hereby amended by adding
thereto the following:
That it (hall be compulsory on the
part i f the owner of any real property.
.v of the nj:ent of said owner of said real
property within the limits of the Town
of Skag'way, on which property there
exists a running stream of water, to re
move from said running stieam of
water, any debris, offal, tefuse or any
obstruction whatsoever tending to
pollute or dam up said running stream
of waller, whereby the said running
stream of water sliall become stagnant.
This ordinance shall take effect and
t>e in force from and after its passage
and approval.
Passed the Council and approved
MARTIN CONWAY,
Mayor.
Matthew bridge,
Town Clerk.
L: ' " ? ' " ' 'v/ i
Tuck plahftrfcy
George Woodburn
PA MOT > OLYMPIA BEER OS DRAUGHT
>Nf,Y ltbT CLA- :. ?.?(.?QUS ART: ? AKHiEL> iX 531 ( i K
Leading Gentlemen's Resort
of trade
Flaliarty & Woodburn, Props.
? I ' A ' I ' ' ? . lil I.I.I Mill AMI) I '<>')(. R111..M IS MI.-.XKI TlOX
CORN Kit ItliMADWAY AMU FIFTH AV'KN'UK
Opart Day and flight
?kr3'jnuj, Jllaalc
| HKATKD AND LIGHTUD FINE SAMPLE ROOM
BY ITS OWN PLANT
KOI; l)Kl'MMEKS
4
P. D McMillan- Manager
| earnest and best appointed o?l in ite Men |
JS= UIMteftom, VX 1
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Established 1897
Phil Abrahams
Rein Estate
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