HIGH GRADE COFFEE
The most Complete Stock
ever in Skagway
SHILLING'S BEST
CRESCENT CREAM
FOLGER'S "GOLDEN GATE"
THE FAMOUS "WHITE HOUSE"
EDWARD'S "DEPENDABLE"
EDWARD'S GENUINE M. & J.
FRESH STOCK OF OUR OWN BLEND I
I . I .IjX? (.(.l . I.' ? t ? 1 ? V l ?r. . ?*.? fcXSWSS)
Mr?. P W. Heuwick, who has heea
ill (or some days, is reported much in
proved.
Supt. V. I. Hahu will occupy the r>
idence Utelv vacated by XwHtor W '
King.
Geo. H. Miller, of the '.V. P. service,
will ui"Ve into the collage now occu
pied by V, I Hahii.
Dr. Schan-chmidt, superintendent of
the W. P. A V. river fleet, i- in the civy
on bu?ine-> matter>
S. J. Weit/man, oue o( the prosper
ous Haines merchants, carno up on the
Hegg yesterday and returned home to
dav.
Herbert Younf, who is connect
ed with the go d commission at Atlin
was a passenger on the Princess May
last night.
Mrs. C. J. OeSerisy. wife of Counci'
man DeSerisy, will be home on tomor
row's Jefferson after a three months'
visit to Seattle.
Dr. Young, the memlor of parlia
meot from the Atlin district, arrived on
last night's train and took the Princess
May tor outside paints.
Mrs. J. R. I'earson. of Haines, will
speak at the Peniel Mission Friday
evening, and the general public are
cordially invited to attend the addrc-s.
Word has been received from A. H.
Sellar- and William Canavan, who are
at present on Bear creek, near Dawso-\
where they are employed in construct
ing a power line f?r the Yukon Gold
Company. They will likely remain
there until Christmas
Dawson News Sam W.i 1, one of the
old time Dawson News editors, hai bios
>omed forth anew in the prosperous
cernp of Goldtield. Sam is in the ro e
of one of the editor- of the G"ldSeld*
Gossip, a weelciv paper devoted entirely
to the mining iuteres sof Goldtieids and
vicinity. "Sam ' at one time ei.ited Th,
Alaskan.
Dawsou News: Hubert Low the r, Turn
O'Brien and Eugene Murphy went out
today in the president's special cur for
a run over the railway sy-teui. They
will go on to the louth-rn terminus and
return to Da* >on f r the night. This
is the first trip that Mr. Murphy has
made over th>- roe 1 since btcominn ut
inched to thp Kl-icdike Mines railwaj
service.
Dawson News: Mrs. Alexander Hen
derson. wife of the commissioner, held
her first "at home" at Governm- nt
House this afieruoon. Many la.lies
called and paid their re.?p:ct-., and some
of the sterner sex also were smong the
callers. Mrs. Alfred Thompson assist
ed in receiving. Adela Verne rendered
a number of piauo solos anil Mrs. Wal
ter Warreu Uresser sang. Refresh
ments ^were served. The house wu>
beautifully dec irated with cut an 1 pot
ted plants.
Harvey Emory and wife, old time
friends of Chief of i'olice Hart, arrived
In the city last ulght fiom Fairbanks.
After visiting with Mr. nnil Mrs. Hart
for a few hours, they left on the Hum
boldt. During the past year Mr.
Emory ha> Dteu very su cessfu' on a
claim which he has on 111 Mow on th>'
Gold Run in the district near Fair
banks. Mrs. Emory will remain below,
while Mr. Emory expects to couie back
thi* winter and will go in over the ice{
by the way of V alder.
Tho Alaskan l? in ncoiptof a letter
of congratulation from the Seattle Post
Intelligencer on the story of Captain
Curi. ill's recent trip to tho Mull' gla
cier. The Alaskan w?s the first paper
in Alaska to print the story, aim it was
from the olllce of The Alaskan that the
tir>t report of a visit to the glacier iD
nine years was sent to the outside.
NO TRACE OF
MAIL POUCHES
ONE HUN0RE0AN0 EIGHTY POUNDS OF
6010 RECENTLY STOLEN BAFFLES
EFFORTS AT LOCATING
It his hern learned after wiring to
Kairtniiks ihtt the two sacks i.f regl
tered mail which disappeared on the
w- ?y from Fairbanks to Skagway con
tamed S'O pounds each of gold, total ISO
.wands, worth io aggregate more than
?4ti,CCJ.
Th/ authorities on both sides of the
line are wcrking oa the case, bir so far
it is not known that any clues have
been ol'tained. The robbery is one of
the largest ever made in the N.irth atu1
one of the most mysterious. No jfol'
robber. e< ever were made of Yuki a
gold being shipped 'o the omside. while
Fairbanks got. 1 ties been tapped three
times, once las: yep r and t*ice this
year
One robbery this year resulted l? j
more than $20.00.1 being taken from the
mail room of the Seattle No. 3. That
was on the last trip of the Seattle ti\ m
Fairbanks. The twomisvng sa;l<scoc
Stitute he secood robbery. They were
sent f.-o;u Fairbacks in a mail whiih
citue up the Yukon on the Seattle on
the trip before the trip in wh'ch the
srsk w. s rippeJ open and robbed in the
miil room. or. :n other words, the trip
before iest.
SAN FRANCISCO GRAFTER WILL NOT BE
CALLED TO JUDGMENT BAR UNTIL j
SEPTEMBER ELEVENTH
"I'tii' Unity Alnskali Cable.
Saa Franciscj, Aug. 29? The sen
tence which was to have been parsed
upon Abe lluef tj.tav, hjs been post
poned until September 1 1th. The post
ponement wa-i made necessary by thi
t ict tha lluef may be called upon t?
testify again in the Class case.
HOW S THIS?
WeolTerOne Hundred dollars Reward
for anv case of catarrh that cannot be
cured bv Hall's Catarrh cure.
I . J. L HKNNY iV Co., Toledo, O.
We, the undersigned, have known
F. .J. Clieuny for the last 1 "> years, and
believe him perfectly honorable in
nil liusinesM transactions and financially
?Me to carry out any obligations made
by his firm.
WAl.DINti, KINNAN & MARVIN,
Wholesale Druggists' Toledo, P.
Hall's Catarrh Cure is taken internal
ly, acting directly upou the blood
and mucous surfaces of the system.
Testimonials sent (roe. Price 7"> cents
per bottle. Sold by all Druggists.
Take Hall's Family Pills (or consti
pation.
ALE SALE SALE
SALt
SMC
SALf
SALt
SALE
SALE
SALE
It's Coming Sure! What's Coming?
Well don't you know that the B M BEHRENDS
MERCANTILE CO. are eoing to to have their
Summer Clearance Sale ofLaclies' Shirt Waists?
Yes, and you dont want to miss it We certainly
have some plums to olier II 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 ?>nr Indies' Skirt and Jacket I ?t . This will the
last chance nf the season to secure such extraordinary rallies*.
Sale Begins Monday
B. M. Behrends Mercantile Company
(ieo. Blanchard, Manager
SALf
SAIL
SALf
SALf
SALf
SALt
SALf
SALE SALE SALE
m mmm?mi ml i
TRAIL QUITS CHURCH LIFE 10
LIVE AT EASE
pione> r l'resbyterlan preacher, h ?- re
signed his paatotate here.
He mushed over the t'hilkoot m
: &ad ;s known today as the millionaire
side, ai.'i Intends maU.ng his home !n
Toronto.
SKI6W1Y WEATHER BUM REPORT
Skagway. Anc
Tbe weather conditions av Skagway
for the 24 hours preceding noc.n loJ&'
were as follows:
Max. Terop 5* above zero
Nlin. " *'? "
Mean
Temp, -it noon
Premutation
I . 0. Cli k.
Volunteer U. S. Weather observer
The Fifth Avenue hotel has nrlimitrd
ceonwdations. Steam he.** t and every
?ninsr tm dern.
COME 10 HUN0RE0S OF ALASKA PEOPLE
The e a>e day? of dl/7!n> ss;
Spi Us of hoadarhe, sideach", hac.
Sometimes rheumatic pai i .
Often urinary disorders.
All til' roti plainly the kiduPjs ?i .
sick.
Doa- ' Kidney Pli lucure all kidnry
Mrs. John I'lose, r? siding at 2.TO Con -
metoi.ll Si. Astoria. O'e.. says: "About
a year ago, we moved here fiom Port
land and as I bad a great deal t j do. I
overdid uiysvlf an.l the result was I
f rou'jht on kidney trouble. My back
began to ache ami as time rolled on.
it kept getting worse instead of better.
It tinal y grew so bad that I could
scat eely stoop or straifthuu up afier
stooping. When I did any work re
quiring bending. I eou.d haidly get up
and I bad headaches, diiry spel s ami
at times everything before me looked
blurre'. I was just about to stat t to
the stare for ? plaster to put on my
hark, when 1 read about Dean's Kidney
I'MIm ?nd as they were so highly recom
mended for kidney lr. ub es. I mail 1 up !
oiv mind to try thein and p:ooired ?
bjx. They went right to the root of
the disease ami helped me from th- i
start and before 1 linished the box, 1
was cured. Kverythine is. changed with ,
me now ajd 1 have no symptoms of kid
ney trouble whatever.''
! ill Avrntu
L.t*1*n To It
Phil Abrahams
Real 1 sta e
BKv ke R
Collections
NOTARY PUBLIC
Raw furs....
WE PAY
High Prices for line lurs
Percy's FurHouso
Dr. FRANKLIN C. NORMAN
Oftice Phone No. ? lies I'hnnf No. H
J. IKUTfl
Kxpert Watch Maker
Jeweler and Engraver
Watches
Diamonds
Native Jewelry
Souvenirs
SKACiW AY. ALASKA
T VMPIA Hf *H Oft nUATOHT
''SLY MR.CT < AtflffO
L^*rf ?H <hn|lm>?- ? R??ort 3 Jft
Board of Crade
Flihirt? & Wotxibur- Pfopf y
Optn Pay and
iMaKAimmiMA am.** m??i ? ? ?>????*>?
ri!?K sampik fu^ ?*.!
I PV ITS OWN J'T^ANT W)K I>R('M M KRM
(Ubite Pass fioid
P. D McMi|l?n, Manager
Car^cst and best appointed Hold in IN Yukon
UlhittlWK, V. C.
RATES MOOKRATK
. ?.??. ' TWtrt . - -V -trr ? *? t* ?r?M ?f?Y.i.I.r.-rvv;.r.r-^r.TiT.t?i? . ,tT? ?r*^F
??-Headquarter* for .
Swastika jewelry
The flood l.uik Charm
H. I). Kirmse,
Pioneer Jeweler
Skagway, - - Alaska
William Moskins
? Itnnt nnd Mint Maker ?
X
K?"patrin(r'r*'"?pHj' ''onf **>?
material fo tha markat
Ladia*' and Children"* Rhm* MtmW
Brn?d*?T ^ 4?fc 4?M
DON T FROG
'"?!?? V og'rt (rift St ("FIT*
W W. BOUGHTON
Cigars, Tobaco
Smokers' Articles,
Stationery and Fish
irtg Tackle
n'*.f i
XACAZISFA 4M?
"TWFR p fTR^fV* ? t ?
We have a large stock
Lomney's Candy
Peter's Chocolates
A'so a tvery kind ol
Fre^ii Nuts
{????' KorrM U>* Samhc- *5* Ttrd?'j
Tony Dortero's
REMODELED
THE
RainUr-6ra#d Hole!
SEATTLE
Htm XrimfrmM* P-f*>*r Pttcmm
CMim Imkm Ni i?m r*"?
rum C?rf mm* *?? m cr*