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SI
HEINZ VARIETIES
A Few In Our Front Windows
Bill
SI
In this issue Dr. Kimball, the eye
specialist, announces his departure for
Sitka. We understand that Dr. Kim
bail has receh ed a large patronage dur
i ng bis stay in Skagway aud are pleased
to hear the many favorable reports
whieh are circulated about town in re
ference to his work. It should be ai>
preciated by residents of Alaska that
one so well equipped for Auccessful work
has undertaken to supply the need.- of
A la>i4i:s. and the doctor mertu success
10 every town he goes to.
K. A. Murphy, who resigned his |h>
silton with the Pacific Coast Steamship
company to accept an important place
with the Kioadyke Mines Kulway com
pany at Pawson, will leave on Monday
mjuiuj; for his new home.
Col. Green auil wife. Captain and
Mrs. Coleman aud Captain and Mrs.
Cralle came up from Kurt Seward on
the Peterson and will rjturn home to
day.
IV. S. Wheeler, of Seattle, is a guest
at the Kif-.h Avenue hotfcl and will re
tuain in tht city (or some time, beinp
conuscted with the l". S. Uoad Com
mission.
liert Hansen, the Juneau traveliir.z
man, known ic everyone, left for the
inside and may decide to desert the
lucrative position he now holds for that
of hunter of gold.
MOULD IS
KING NO MORE
MILLIONAIRE SPORTING MAN OIES OP
GRIEF OVER WIFE WHO SHOT MAN
SHE WAS INFATUATED WITH
Special Dispatch to Daily Alaskan)
Chicago, Aug. 10? Michael McDoualil
King of the sporting iueu and politician
died here yesterday. Hi> estate will
rua into millions. The death of Mc
I >jnald is a'tributed to biooJinj over
;he fate of his wife, who is out on bail,
for liavin* murdered Webster Guerin, a
:iun ab nit to ah two months ago. Mrs.
McDonald, who is a faunus I eauty, was
mfa'uated with Gutrin and after he
had discarded her she went to his otlice
sud shot him. She claims Guerin boast
ed of his conquest over her and will
plead the unwritten law.
M . ->3 Laura Doerrer, one of the teach
ers in the city schools, has returned
from the outside after sp3ndinij n
p>rtion of her vacation there with
friends and relatives.
Mrs. W. C. McKenzie, wife of the
popular engineer ot the White Pass &
Yukon railroad, will leave next *eek
for a vis'.t with friends in Spokane.
W. B. Stout, the well knowu Hiines
attorney, C-ime up la*c night and re
turned to his Haines home on the tit t; ti
this morning.
Dick Kirmse, Dan Baylcss and W,
W. Ward will go to Glacier S eiriy to
morrow mjruing oil a day's huoliog
trip.
Post Black- m ith Knight of Port Win.
il. Seward, will leave on a thirty days
vacation on the next Dolphin.
Hospital Steward J. B. Andersjn of
Fort Win. H. Seward, i<( in the city on
a days visit.
John Grasbd, who has been em
ployed In the shops in thi< c'ty, has
ffone to Seau'e.
W. A. Grave" is ia the Haiues
couBlry ou a snort business trip.
SUNDAY THE LAST DAY.
Sunday, August 11 >i, bring my last
ill) fm business in Skagway for the
present, ) trus, that all who have tie
_r!ected to h we me attend to their eyes
will take advant ige of the lest opportu
iiLy they will hire for at least six
moaths to be benefitted by my work.
I olull remain open Suuiiav evening
until 9 o'clock. For the benefit of those
irbo are sceptical ami have not patro
ni/fU me during my first trio I wish to
^iy: Occasionally travelling opticians
come around fitting glasses at your resi
dence. They do this because it co^'.s
money to furnish the proper outfit for
^ucce^sful wora, pack it around from
town to town ia Alaska. They can make
more mone>- the o hsr way. But they
cannot do the same kind of work. It
take- bo h the proper kind of light and
proper distance to bring the best result,
and I -.'riousiy question if there is one
residence in town which can furnish
both proper light and proper distance
for ^ucccssfu' optical work, The man
tint fit % you at your house does cot care
what the result^ are. He is not coming
oa-.k. DON'T PATRONIZE DIM.
1 am under heavy expense in outfitting
as ! hare for Alaska, and packing my
outfit from town to town. I do uo work
excepting with proper light and dis
tance. I u*e every effort poisible for
successful work. You cin positively
get no better work in the offices of eye
>pecii i>ts in the lurgest ciiies My
work i> guaranteed . I can do no more.
1 leave my work behind me to speak for
itsself. I will return in approximately
six months. Instead of patronizing
others w ait for me.
DR. K K. KIMBALL
Eye Specialist.
ENGLISH BILLIARD TOURNAMENT
The Roaniof Trade will begin & hand
icap Koglish billiard tournament next
Monday evening. Three prizes will be
offered and an entrance of one dollar
will be charged. The first priz? will be
a handsome pipe, valued at $15: the
second prize will lie two boxes of Ha
vana cigars and the booby prize will be
a bottle of wine.
SKA6WAY WEATHER BUREAU REPORT
Skagwij, Aug. 10, 1907.
The weather conditions at Skagway
for the 24 hours preceding noon today
were as follows:
H. D. Clark,
Volunteer U. S. Weather observer
Max. Temp
Min. "
Mean "
Temp, at noon
Fre<vpitation, ....
...67 above zero
. 4$ above "
..58 above "
...74 above "
.05
Boots With a Drawback.
"An ariu.v officer lu charge of a na
tive district in South Africa presented
the Katiir boy who acted as his particu
lar servant with a pair of strong, heav
ily nailed ammunition boots," says
Chums.
"The lioy was delighted with the gift
and at once sat dowu and put the boots
ou. They were the flrat pair he ever
had. and for several days afterward he
strutted proudly about the camp in
them. But a few days later lie appear
ed as usual in bare feet with the boot-;
tied round his neck.
'?Hello!" said his master. "Why don't
you wear your boots? Are they too
small for you'/"
"Oh, tia, sah." replied the Kaffir,
"they plenty big. Berry nlo? boots, Bah,
but no good for walking or ruimlnj.
Make urn fellah too much slow, sail.
Keep boots now for wear in bed."
Llitan To It
Recitals on the Duplex day anil night
at the Seattle. Its the sw?eteat music
in -,he city.
1 1
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nid=Summer Clearance
_5 A L E- ? ?
For the next week we will make the following
reductions in our
READY MADE GARMENT DEPARTMENT
liadies Dress Skirts, 25 P,M' cunt. Reduction Ladies Jackets 25 per cent. Reduction
Ladies Suits, 33' percent. Reduction C'liildrens Jackets, ... .25 I'1'1' cent. Reduction
At 75 C8IltS t,,u* i?t of Ladies \\ai-t? selling At $3-00 your choice of. our Ladies Dress
" formerly "from l.fiO to s..r?t) Hats formerly $5.00 t<> S:J.5o
At 35 ceiltS Ladies and Oliildrens llats
formerh .'55 cents to
B. M. Heh rends Mercantile Company
Geo. Blanc-hard, Manager
?8 :ciacia saa
Li?ten To It
Itecilals oil the Duplex day ami ninlii
at the Seattle Its the sweetest music
io the city.
Entj.-ed the Ministry.
Mother lieu after her brood of ulut'
tad obtained a lirm lioM uu life CHfied
t liftii together to counsel them nil the
duty they owed to one another, hut
pintictihirly ou the duty the eight gU'U
>w< I to the one boy of her family. The
idrjs were to he mindful of Willie's
rights, to cnll him when n choice moi
r>el was unearthed, '"to prevent htm
from <pm reeling and to bring liltn back
w lien lie wandered from the barnyard.
One day during a sisterly i|iiarrel
brother disappeared. His sisters had
seen the minister enter the farmhouse
on a visit, but thought nothing of It
until they saw |H*>r Willie meet his
? lentil by nil US.
i 'onste ma i Ion ensued, anil a council
was held to devise a way to meet the
mother hen and to break the news to
her.
"Cluck. duck, eluekety. cluck, cluck."
said Mother lieu, breaking In on the
council of the sisters.
"t'luekety. eluekety, elueU." answer
ed the sisters In one voice, which trans
lated means. "Where Is your brother?"
and they answered. "The minister vis
ited the house, and brother got It in
the neck."
Mother lien was downcast, but she
?lulckl.v recovered licr composure and
said:
"Cluckctv. cltickeiy. cluck; cluck,
cluck, eluekety." which Is "1 mil sorry
for poor Willie. 1 rejoice, however
that lie lit; s entered the ministry, for
lie would have made a pi:;>i' layman "?
New York Tribune.
The Slow, Pottering Gordon Setter. J
Year.-. :i U" I he (fordo s'ttrr ~wus :
?julte a favorite ami un;t-ti in use by
sportsmen of tliis country. In later
years, however, tliis refttly good dog
was displaced In greater part liy the
pointer ami English seller The (Jor
?Ion. says Eil I". Il.iherlein la Oogdoni.
Is the largest ami heav ie t of all bird
dogs, more clumpy ami usually slow.
Where most limiting is ilone 111 wood
land and thlekets and a slow working
dog is needed so us not to get "lost"
almost eoiitlnuully he fills the hill well
? works close to gun, has good nose. Is
Bteady on point und If properly trained
a very good retriever from land and
water. The Gordou Is easily trained
and retains his trainlug well, Is also
of good pleasant disposition and an ad- j
lulrable companion. At this age. how
ever, when so very much stress Is laid j
on speed and wide range, the (Jurdou
Is not "In It" because he Is a slow, I
pottering dog as a rule.
Superstition and the Wedding Ring.
Wheu a wedding rlug has worn so
thin as to break. the sni>erstltlous l>e
lleve that either the linsband or tie
?wife will soon die. This may be re
garded as an obvious superstition and
perhaps accounts for the fact that wed
ding rings are now made so much
thicker and heavier than formerly.?
Gruud Magazine.
Freddy's Fear.
They pass a plate of cakes to Freddy
at dessert. He puts out his hand, hesi
tates, then draws It back and begins
to cry.
"What are you crying for V" asks his
mother.
"Because you are golug to scold me
when I choose the biggest oue."
Woman's Way.
Buinpus? Give me a pair of lady's
shoes, please. Shopman? What slzel
Buuipus? Oh. no matter. They're for
my wife, and she won't be pleased any
way.- Ally Sloper.
While watting for your prayer to b?
answered try to get what you want
yourself.? St. Louis Globe-Democrat
Killidiil li03kl?S
Boot and Shoe Maker
Uepairin^' prompt)} Ictie with the lie?'.
nnli'i-iul ic the market
Ladies' mil Children'* Shoes Mended
Hroudu* ly BotweaiJ IJrti tinu -ttli Avci
Headquarters for
Swastika jewelry
The Good Luck Charm
h. D. Kirmse,
Pioneer Jeweler
Skagway, - - Alaska
Dr. FRANKLIN C. NORMAN
CU1K1-* SVKlIKOX \V. P. & Y, It.
Ki-sidvii.'i- Kitflit Ave. mid I'.ivailway
? OKI U'l: lUM'lt1
Ov?r Hh- Alaska l>'tiaU('uiiiiiiis.slon
< orm r nr Mai ? >; h ? t ami I iflli Aw.,
2:00 to P.M. 7:00 to s:00 p.m.
Kailivatl lltisi>ilal
9:30 a. M. to 1 1 :0D A. M.
Oilice Phone No. ii. Kes. 1'honcNo. HO
J. IKUTA
f iRADlfATK OPTICIA.V
Expert Watch Maker
Jeweler and Engraver
Watches
Diamonds
Native Jewelry
Souvenirs
SKAGWAY, ALASKA
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Tuck Flaherty George Woodburn
FAMOUS Or.VMI'IA I1KKK ON" DKAri.llT
osr.V kikst ii. ass ? :i k >i i- Mil-: i u:i-n;i> in' S'l'ii.
^ Leading Gentlemen's Resort Sjffc
Board of trade
Flaharty & Woodburn, Props.
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Open Day and J'Jight Skagujay, Alaska
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HEATED AND LIGHTED FINE SAMPLE ROOM ?
BY ITS OWN PLANT ' FOR DRUMMERS |
ttJbite Pass
P. D McMiliarv Manager |
'. Largest and best appointed fiotel ia the Yukon f
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Established 1897
Phi! Abrahams
Reai Estate
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NOTARY PUBLIC j
V2 FOUKTU AVE., SKAGWAY
DON'T FROG
Cn!e-s You've Gut. 50 Cknts -
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