IT'S UP TO YOU
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GREEN TOMATOES
RIPE TOMATOES GREEN PEPPERS
PEACH GS PEARS
PLUMS GRAPES
PRUNES APPLES
CRAB APPLES GRAPE FRUIT
HUBBARD SQUASH
WAX BEANS CUCUMBERS
Judge H. B LeFevre was in Haloes
yesterday attending to official business.
J. J. Kennedy left this morcinp for
Kaioy Hollow, where he will reiuala
for the next two weeks
Ben Mahaii is up from Haines on a
short business trip anil reports his home
town as enjoying excellent times theso
days.
Some one stole the contribution box,
which contained a small amount of
money, yesterday from the Pree Head
ing room.
J. A. Fraser. gold commissioner of
the Atlia district, was in the city last
night oa his way to the Kainy Hollow
country.
Kev. A. M Dart will deliver an ad
dress touight at the I'euirl Mission at
?:30. His subject will be "The 1'ower
of the Gospel."
J. McBrion, of Wbitehorse, arrived
on the train last night and will go
south on the Dolphin tomorrow for a
month's vacation.
Mrs. Charles Settlemier, formerly of
this city, hut no* of Dawson, will ar
rive in the cuv within a few days on a
visit to lur sister, Mrs. N. \orba.
l >#l"g to the fact that thero was som<
question as to whether their actions i
would be legal if 3 meeting of 'lie c0"1*
ell was held last night, an adjournment
was takeo until this evening by the
members, k is expected that at to
night's meeting the mutter of lighting
the citv will De taken up. There is
also a communication from the school
board which will likely be considered
at toniu Ill's session.
V> liitehor^e Star: Mary Duncan, the
rather attractive young native girl who
cause*! the local police considerable
trouble here last wio'er, was sentenced
to three month* in the Skagivay jail b)
Judge LeFevre on Thursday of las',
week, oeing convicted of conducting a
disorderly liou-e at Haines, where she
has been causing much trouble since
her departure from this place Ust Janu
ary.
Frank Fowler, accompanied by his
mother, wife and >jn, were passengers
oa the Cottage City ) esterday. They
are making a round trip and hare visit
ed different pars of the country before
coming to Alaska. Mr. Fowler is in
terested in a string of elevators in .Ne
braska, Iowa aud Kansas. The Fowlers
are old time friends of Frandson broth
ers of this city and visited with them
while in the city.
Dorothy ball, daughter of Dr. M. F.
Hall, former y of Skagway, is making
great progress with v siuaies in Bos
ton. The following .-cm the Jour
nal, published a'- Re .u, not far from
Boston. "Miss Dorothy P. Hall, a g.ri
well known to many residents of the
Centre, graduated from the Franklin
school of Boston, Tuesday, receiving a
diploma from Principal Sears. This
speaks well for the schools of Alaska,
as she has been live years in the schools
of that district and obliged to lose many
??essioos during thst period. She start
ed in school originally in Revere
schools and graduated at exactly the
same time she would have dona if she
had been in our schools continuously.
She was unable to begin work in the
Franklin school until last February,
but succeeded in securing a diploma
after much hard work."
Lilt an To It
Recitals oi the Duplex day and night
at tha Seattle. Its the sweetest music
tha city.
L 0. T. M.
There will be a regular session of
Hive No. Ladies of the Maccabees,
al their hall on Sixth uveuue, Tuesday
Dl?ht Sept. 3, 1M7, at N:00 o'clock.
All visiting members are cordially in
vited. Margaret 11. McLellan,
Record Keepe
PLEASE RETURN
We hope the one who took the contri
bution box from the Home Reading
room will be generous enough to re
turn it after taking out the change it
may have contained. A. M. Dart.
MARRIED IN
DAWSON 101
MRS. LULU DEWITT AND CHARLES A. DIERS
FORMERLY OP THIS CITY ARE
MARRIED INSIDE
The Dawson News which artived id
the city list night contained the follow
iog notico of the marriage of a former
well. known Skagway couple:
"Mrs. Lulu Dewltt, of Skagway, and
Charles A Diers. manager of a branch
of the Twelvemile work of the Gug
genheuus, were married In Dawson
yesterday by Rev. \. S. Grant of the
Presbyterian church.
' The br de arrived here a few days
ago frcrn S<agway. She left today on
the Victorian on the return trip to
Skagway. Mr. Dier-i will go to Skag
way later to join Mrs. Diers, and they
wilt mako an extensive wedding trip.
"Mrs. Diers formerly was Mrs. Ch?s.
Dewit:, one of the l> st known Skag
way and Atlin pioneers. He was en
gaged in packing and freighting on the
White Pass trail out of Skagway and
{in the Atliu c.mp. He went to the
stales on a visit a few years ago. and
was tjkeu ill and died. Mr. and Mrs.
Dewitt were amoDg the earliest and
most favorably known of Skagway stt
tlers.''
The news of the marriage came as a
surprise to the friends of Mr. and Mrs.
Diers in this city, where they are well
and favorably known. Mr. Diers has
been employed in the north country for
some time, having gone from here in
March to accept a position with the
Guggenheim interests. Mrs. Dewi t
had been visiting with Mrs Ai gus Mc
Donald in Dawsbn and no oue In thl>
city was aware of the approaching
marriage. Mrs. Diers arrived from
Dawson l^st night and will visit with
her daughters in this city for some time,
and Mr, Diers will likely remain in the
insid? until December.
Llitan To It
Krcitals on the Duplex Jay and night
at the -Seattle. Its the sweetest music
In ".lie city
Fretli Meat
The Krye-Bruhn Co. keep all kind
of fres i meat constantly on hand.
Ths Uuoot
Mt. VfrLon Rye, Old Taylor and lid
moot Whiskies (double stamped goods,
10 years old), and Rainier and Pacific
Bottled Beer, at the Mascot.
The Fifth Avenue Hotel is the biggest
and best appointed hostel ry In all the
uorth
A Man of Many Part?.
Here Is mi amusing old handbill '
printed aud circulated ill I'uuiberluud.
England, early in the nineteenth cen
tury:
"l. James Williams, parish eleik.
sax tone, towit ever cud bellmau, wake
and sells all sorts of haberdaxhariex.
groceries, etc., likewise tiair and wh.g
drest. and cnt, on the shortest notice.
Also?
"N. B.? I keep an evening school,
where I teach at reasouable rates, read
Ing, writing, singing aud suius.
"N. B.? 1 plays the hooboy occasion- '
ally. If wanted.
"N. B.- My shop Is next doore, where
I bleed, draw teeth and shoo horses, all
with greatest scil.
"N. B. -Children taut to dance, if i
agreeable, at six pence per week, by j
uie, J. Williams, who buy and sell old
Iron and coals ? shoes cleaned and
mended
"X. B. A hat and pair of stockings
' fo be cudgelled for, the best In 5, on
Shrnf Tushday. For particulars lnculre
within, or at l he horse shoo and bell,
near the church, ou tother side of the
way.
"N. B.? I.ook over the door for the
slglin of the 3 pigeons.
*"N, B.--1 sell good a vie, and some
times cyder- lodgings for single men."
Thel'ack Train Kesiauraut will serve ,
wine with dinner orders, free in place
oftea or coffee. Come oa noys.
COME TO HUNDREDS OF ALASKA PEOPLE |
The e are days of dizziness;
Spi lis of headache, sldeaeli", hack
acht;
Sometime!> rheuuiati* pains;
Often urinary disorders.
All lei' you plainly the kidneys Rre
lick. "
Doav's Kidney rill? cure all kidney
ills.
Mrs. John Close, residing at 2 HO Com
mercial St. Astoria, Ore., says: "About
a year iigo, we moved here from Port
land and as I had a great des! to do, I
overdid myself and the result was I
brought ou kidney trouble. My back
began to ache ami as time rolled en,
it kept getting worse Instead of better.
It final y grew so bad that I could
scat cely stoop or straighten up after ,
stooping. When 1 did any work re
quiring bendiug, 1 con id hardly gel up
and 1 had headaches, dizzy spells *nd
at times everything before me looked
blnne1. I was just about to start to
the store for a plaster to put on my
bark, when I read about Dosn's Kidnry
Pills ar.d as they were so highly recom
mended for kidney troubles, 1 mad ? up
my mind to try them and piocured a
box. They went right to the root of
the disesse ami helped me from the
start and before I finished the box, I
was cured. Hverjthiug is changed with
me now and 1 have no symptoms of kid
ney trouble whatever."
For sale b\ all dealers. Price T>0
cents. Fostei-Mllburn Co., Buffalo, N,
Y.. sole agents for the United States.
Kemeraber the name ? Doau's ? and
take no other.
CALL UP THE DAILY ALASKAN
The Alaskan will be pleased to pub
lish any local or social news of the c'ty 1
which Is telephoned to the office. Call :
up 'phone ID and send It in.
Thebest dining room, the best hotel ac- 1
cotutnodationp, the most comfort at the j
Fifth Ayenue
urvPTjnjrv ru-\nLr%# \#vr
I The I
American \
Tailors $
Now is tht' tlrm? lo look after
your wlnu?i cMlilmt, How t- C
U?ui your oren-o*' or winter
w
ur rvpair the old ouch. Wt ha*v k
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Established 1897
Real Est ace
BROKER
Collections
NOTARY PUBLIC
">2 POd 'H AVE., SKAOWA^
Raw Furs....
WE PAY
High Prices for fine furs
Write For ("rice List
Percy's Fur House
Oahkosb, Wisconsin
Dr. FRANKLIN C. NORMAN
CHIEF StUOEON W. P. 4 T. K.
Kvsldence Eltfhl A vr. tint Broadway
umci HOCKS ?
CoTOrr of State Stm-I ami Fifth Ave.,
2:00 to 3:3J P.M. ?:00 to SrOO I' M.
Railroad Hospital
9:30 A. M. to ll:0i) A. M.
Oflice Phone No. 6. Res. PhoneNo. t!!' I
J. IKUTfl
ORAOl'ATK OPTICIAX
Expert Watch Maker
Jeweler and Engraver
Watches
Diamonds
Native Jewelry
Souvenirs
SKAGWAY, ALASKA
Tuck Fl'Dlfty Gtorqm W M<torn
FAMOrS OLYMPIA HER* OS ORAtMHT
ONLY FIRST -CLAM tMiOUS CAUtlXD P*
Leading Gfntl?m?n'i Re tori JJJf
Board of Cradc
F ijharty & Woodbum, Propf
SI'AvI 'lS Mil.l.UKP AM> P(10l, R" ? 'M l? (TWKPTIOS
CORNER BROADWAT AND FIFTH AVTWTTt
Open Day and Might Iktfuijr, Jtlaalra
w niTiTitm? ? a? ? a? mm hwkkii >?
fiKATKD AND LIGHTKD Fl!fB SAMPLE ROOM f
HY TTS OWN PLANT POR WH'MMFRS |
(Ubite Pass fioid
P. D McMillan, Manager
? earnest and best appointed Hotel in tlx Vnkon
j RATES* moderate UlhiKborK, Y. C.
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:
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liand Painted
China in Endless
* Darkly *
Having just received a
large shipment of lwau
tif ill Hand Paints
China, v: - are now better
|>rej?ared than ever to
offer yon a stock of
Artistic merit from which
may be selected Gift?
for all occasions
H. D. Kirmse,
Pioneer Jeweler
Skagway, - - Alaska
William Hoskins
?Boat nnd Shoe Maker ? ?
llepairlng promptly doo* wltk tbi b??t
material la the market
Ladles' and ChDdwo'a Shoes M?od?ri
Rrotd w?tB?1w??i 3rd aid Ilk Aram
DON'T FROG
r?lM ^ cn'tt Got 50 Ckst*
W w. BOUGHTON
iHCAi.ru in
Cigars, Tf)bacco.
Smokers* Articles,
Stationery and Fish
ing Tackle
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ixcLrnmo i.atwt >nrY
HKJRTTO
MAOAZIKHt, WKWSPAPTR* A1*B
OTHE* MtWOmCAt^
We have a large stock
bouney's Candy
Peter's Chocolates
Also every kind of
Fresh Nuts
!V*??' Forc*t tl>? N umber 42* Br>1?'y
Tony Dortero's
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