lit HI IIIIIHMMH MIHM1IH llll 1 1 If
BE SURE TO I
Visit The Fair
U/ie will also have an Ex
" hi bit of
Fruits & Vegetables
Really Worth Your Time
C. W . Ask & Sons
T n n *>h iiiMiiiim nuiHiiMiininU
WEAR THE
"Headlight Overalls"
(Union Made)
Gents Furnishing Goods
Dortero & Son 421 Broadway
[royal
; Steam Laorxiry
I AM Wort **<*?<
<*tt*r? promptly
Dm*
f
J M?w?irf ?W <"*11 ?ixl d**T?*
phCNE 7%.
Best Meals
!? Th? Oiij at tke
NEW HOME
RESTAURANT
NOONDAY QC r
DINNER
Lodging
Kv*r>tliinc Data aad
Fr* CtM
Fifth Avenue nnr Broadway
Draper <fc Co.
-Af*?ta For ?
k%ntm*n kodak stitijus
PHOTOGRAPHERS
Finishing Jono fw tbOM who "pT??
tkf button "
Full line of FHntft, Plata*
Paper*.
Mail i>r>i?r? caiefaltr attended to
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Skairway. Alaaka.
< CANDY
( CIGARS
< TOBACCO
/
) Smokers Articles
% A Carofullr Soloct*?d Stork
' of Notions. Such &* Shave
j mg A rticle^. belis, Note
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42
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)Tony Dortero's
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J- i ;?! 1 . : II M I'Hi-h
i Board of Trade
Cafe
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Kvi?i< ft CW*. ? 1
J Eveythirg New and First J
CUm
BMqurto and FWr CWn J
' A SpedJry
Popular Prices
Open Day and Night 1
miiiiiiinti
Pack Train
Restaurant
] TOUT STANKTH. Praprwtar
Far 14 T?an Vt Kin Sarrrd m h
The Best in the Markets
aad Mi; li( IW
Most Popular Eating
House in the North
| -> New L-ocabcn ->
i: Broodway. between 3rd and 4th
TW Dchsoaico of Alaska
DIW1Y
CAFE
Opened l'Dd?r New
MaNMtetnwrt
4 ? C. TERN Ek
ror??rlf of
D?w?on Ktrtwtkjp Kitchen
and htoty o<
Scott* ? Hot#! Carcrooa.
The Best in the Market
Properly Cooked
BEST MEALS IN TOWN
AT POPULAR PRICES
Open from 6 a. m. to 1 0 p. m.
DON'T FROG
Unlwa You't* Got 60 Csxts
H. Hartwigsen
8mm W
W. W. aOUQHTON
OKA Lit* IW
Oisars Tobacco.
Smokers' Articles,
Stationery and Fish
ing Tackle
ItltOR CtBCCLATIWG UBftART
tWCLCWWO LATRST COPT
RIGHT KD BOOKS
? AGaSWKS, SrWSPAPMS **D
OTHUt PKRIODrCALS
Heory Fttedontbal rbone 78. Quick
tell^ery Rasgajre and expr?aalng on
n >n notice. (Jay or ni*bt
NOTICR.
Tho Hit meals In Whlteborse at
rbe "Whit? Pass Cafe,"* oaly white
help employed Mrs Orloff Kin*
proprietress tf
Olrmpla Ver on draft at the
Board of Trad a. Tbls famous braw
ts kept constantly freak both oo
draft and In bottles ThU Is the
tlsw to drink beer. Get It at the
Board of Trad* Bar. wbara ths cel
ebrated Rainier Beer la also kept
In bottles. tt
RONK GROW* SPRING
CBICKE If
at
Tike Pack Train Raataaraat
answer the call
Alaskan Hat# Found That
This Is Xeoessory.
A eold. a rtraln, a sudden wr*acb.
A little cause uaar hurt th* kid
neys.
Spells of backache oft*n follow,
Or some irregularltr of th* urine,
A splendid remedy for such at
tacks,
A medicine that has satisfied
t hon sands.
Is Doau's Kidney Pill*.
Thousands of people rely upon It
Here is one case:
Mr*. Mar / E. Carr, 1064 E. lJth
street, north, Portland, Ore., says: |
"I consider Doan's Kidney Pills an
excellent kidney remedy and worthy
of recommendation. They have be*
very beneficial to me. I was trou
bled for over a year by kidney com
plaint and a dull, nagging back
ache clung to me all the time.
Doan's Kidney Pills not only re
lieved my ,ift Ins and ache*, but
strengthened my kidney* and regu
lated the jMSSAgea of tbe kidney
secretions. I still take Doan's Kid
ney Pills every spring and fall and
I find that they act as a tonic to
my entire system. I wouldn't be
without a s-ipply of this remedy In
the hause "
For sale by all dealer*. Price
50 cent*. Foster-Mllburn Co., Buf
falo, New Tork, sole agents for the
I'nited Strte*.
Rememl>er the name ? Doan's?
and take no other.
The Etta House Committee wish
to reserve Monday night September
30th. for "heir opening dance. Don't
forget It.
Joseph Frlbrock, foremsn In the
Northwestern Fisheries company's
tannery at Santa Ana, died of ap
pendicitis at the hospital early Mon
dry morning About two weeks ago
he was brought in from Santa Ana
suffering from an attack of the dis
ease and after a few day's treat
ment was mnch Improved but anoth
er attack followed which In his
wesk condition he was unable t<>
withstand.? Wrangell Sentinel.
The Elks House Committee desire
to announce the opening of the club
and bowling alleys on Sunday, Sep
tember SSth.
Chatanlka in all probability will
have a pnstofflce. for the postofflce
Inspector. Thomas J. Flavin atate.1
at Fairbanks that he had wired to
Washington recommending the es
tablishment of an office at the creek
town It Is not proposed to abandon
the Cleary office as a consequence
[of the contemplated move.
COLDS CAU8E HEADACHE
LAXATIVE BROMO Qui ale*. tts world
wld* Cold and Grip remedy removes
mm Call for full nam*. Look tor
signature E. W. GROVE. ?6c.
None better and purer than Olb-j
Rye. Rainier and Olympia Re<?r
Orders by 'phone promptly delivered |
The Mascot
READY TO WEAR.
Kvery garment Is made under my
Instructions. If I cannot
Fit you In Stock. I will make you a
Suit or Overcoat at the same
Price. It is reasonable to expect
Better results from a man with
56 Years experience than one who
Knows nothing of the business
Mind you, I stand at the back of
Every Garment.
The American Tailor*.
Geo. Mowl, Prop'r
CRAB MEAT COCK TAILS
at
The Pack Train Restaurant
Served a la carte.
SMOKERS ATTENTION
Harold Hartwigaen, successor t*
W. W. Boughton, has taken Ui<
tgency for the Justly famous
KL INFINTTO CLEAR
HAVANA CIGARS.
5.000 Just received from the fac
tory at Tampa, Fla. If you want the
best don't fall to give these good*
t trial.
S5c for k home cooked meal?
lulck, clean serrlee. Where? At
"he New Home Restaurant, Fifth
*Tenne half a minute from Broadwa.
VISITORS TO THK FAIR SHOULD
\OT FAIL TO VISIT THK BIO
STORKS OF H. I>. KIRMSR.
JKWKLKR * CURIO DKALKR
FRKHH KASTKRN OVSTERS
In any quantity, on the halt shell,
rim of the season, at the Pack
Train Restaurant.
8k*giray Lodge Na 431, R P. O
Elks, will meet tonight at 8:30 sharp
AS members are requested to b< j
prstut and all rlaiting brothers are
cordially lnHted".
Georpe D. Ma?*v. S?c. (
I
Dr. Can?, former postmaster ofj
Wbitahorse, will arrivti in Skagwa\
011 this orenlng's train bound for th?
outside.
It is reported hotv that Jerry
Qulnlan vu taken suddenly ill last
Monday and Is conflnei to the ho*
pital in Whltehcrs*
The Alaska Steamship company's
White Flyer Dolphin made port this
afternoon at 1 SO o'clock and will
sail ?outh at S o'clock.
Mr Orville Gerri.n o!t Seattle is
registered at he De^rey hotel. He
intends remaining i 1 Skagway for a
week.
Mr. and Mrs. C. Blel.man are tak
ing the trip to Bennett today. Mr.
Blelman Is one of th? officials of th
White Star steamship company.
Mrs Culbertson, wife of Dr. Cul
bertaon of Dawson, waj> an incoming
passenger this morwing on the So
phia. She left for her home in the
north over the White !Pa?s.
Captain John Irring returned last
evening from a visit to Whltehorse
He will leave for his headquarters
in Victoria this evening on the Prin
cess Sophia.
Fred R. Hartmsn, son of Post
master Hartman of Dawson, came
down from the north last evening
and is gt>ing below tonight. He Is
on his wAy to eastern Canada for
the winter.
Judge Young came up on the
Sophia last night from Prince Ru
pert and left this morning for Atlln
where he will convene a fall term of
court.
Frank Mohley, the prominent
Prince Rupert merchant, arrived In
the city last night and has gone to
Atlln to look after his Interests at
that place. He Is one of the North e
prominent men.
Steamship Humboldt arrived at
eleven o'clock last evening with ii
small passenger list and BO tons of
freight Among the pawsengers golne
out 011 her were Mr and Mr*. Ira
Petty of Caribou
K F Christie of Fairbanks is
making the trip to N?w York, hav
ing come down last night from th
north. This Is the st'cond trip out
for fifteen years. Mr. Christie says
quarts mining and agriculture in th
Tanana both look beltpr this year
than thev ever have bofore
I ?
It is reported that Robert Forbes,
the Recursion Inlet canneryman. will;
not ship any pink fish out this sen- I
son. owing to the pricit of 65c which;
is bein* quoted. Mr. Forbes pre-;
fers to store the pinks In his pack ;
of 100,000 cases in AHska until ncrJ
season Mr. Forbes put up a major
ity pack of reds this season, and with
that brand of fish bringing their us
ual good prices, will be among the
few cannerymen who will see profit,
in this season's operations.
W. D. McKay came down from
I Fairbanks yesterday bringing a
young moose about three months ol
which he purchased at Whltehorse
Mr. McKay lives in Vancouver and
Is taking his moose along with him
When the animal arrived in White
horse it was given some liberty and
allowed to run around the freight
room, but one of the umall boys got
too close lo the moose which jump
ed on the kid and nearly tore off an
ear Since that time the Roosevelt
party emblem has been kept In clos
er confinement.
Mr. W. T. I/opp, who has charge'
oi' Alaska Indian enducatlon* which j
includes the superintendency of the|
Alaska reindeer herds, Is in Skagw^
where he awaited the arrival of W.j
0. Beattle, superintendent of Indian
affairs In southeastern Alaska. who|
arrived on the Dolphin this after- j
noon. The two gentlemen are In j
conference this afternoon regard in c
Indian affairs, and upon the result
of their conference wlJl depend their;
future actions. Mr. L'opp desire*!
to get to Nome this fall before the'
freeze-up. but unfortunately riissedj
close connections and It may be that ,
they will return to Ketchikai and
go over on the wfet ooaf t of
Prince of Wales to Inspect a new
village of Hydas who have establish- !
ed a camp near old Klukwan and i
are engaged in the fish business
Joiin N. McDonald, an oiler on
one of the dredge* of the Canadian
Klondyke fleet, met with an acci
dent yesterday morning which cost
him the index finger and middle fln
! *er of the right hand. The fingers
i -?ere crushed in the machinery. Oth
ers on the dredge bound the arm
tight, to atop the flow of blood, and
the injured man was hurried to the
i city in an auto by Manager Boyle.
Dr. Culbertson removed the stumps
of the two injured finger* at the
last joint. The patient is doing well.
The doctor reports it only a matter
of time nntil his hand will heal over
perfectly. ? Dawson Notts.
appearing old !
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Ml I?T d r.-- In Prodtuklf
MM
Ton n*nnot affoni ?f /rfl-* oW.
in tfc*.* dajrj of &tr i *>? ?? rotfNta ?
It I* ntrrrmty ?.? faalatr-in, ??> fengr ??;
out* yowthfvil ?pp*aran<f.
U l? imodrviblo to do this without r*- ;
!*tnlriff a MMMattaa xrowth or ka.T.
Th* jwfr.-nc#' of T??n'lrn?f lff4lrtt?W ?h? '
srf?*n<** cf n harr.T*fn-? r?rm which j
Ive* ?tw) thrlvr? on ?!i? r?"t(t of th? j
tinlr ar.ttl It offwoBn wWt
SWtrbrVn IT?rry|rMi" I* tfc? nnly fci"wn j
lentroyr nf th>? p<-*t ati?J it ir a? cff?r
lv? a.? II M <f*;irh(fiit to ?J?
fTtrp'i"* m.-*'"' *n et/^int h*"r 6r*nt
m* a* trc'J t i r*nr?4r?ff evr*.
Aff*Tt HI ? ? ?Tr. !
SViM It Vollnfr i"M(rsri*t*. tUr-.f. W\ 11
itumti" fnr **mr>le to Th? Hcrpl^hfo C?. j
D*trr>lt. MIoh.
One dollar bottles guaranteed. '
*Vm. Hrltt, Special Agent, Skagway. j
Send the Drily Alaakan to the statec
UBKAT CLEAflAMCB RALB
Sold at a loan! Malt Rainier. 29
centj per bottle Eepwiall/ prepar
ed tor nick people and Invalid*, and
excellent for nnrslng mothers. Onlf
two barrele left. After tkat, prlfe
will be 35 cent* o?r bottle.
Pack Train Bar.
PUBLIC
STENOGRAPHED
and Bookkeeper Will
look after your ac
count:' and correspond
ence for small fee, at
Daily Alaskan office.
School Days Are Here
We are Headquarters for
TEXT BOOKS
and
SCHOOL SUPPLIES
including
Prangs 3 color paints
Crayola 8 color crayons
Eagle Drafting Pencils
Legal and scratch tablets
Composition books? 5, 10 & 15c
Peterson penmanship tablets,
Erasers , lead pencils , rulers
Book Straps etc. etc.
Never before had we such a full stock of all needed
School Supplies -t
L. A. HARRISON & CO.
Phone 55
Angeles Beer
COSTS MORE TO BREW
COSTS YOU NO MORE
in Bottles nnd on Draff at
AIL fIRSr CLASS BARS
A Chain
of Logic
4*
Thrrv are ktpt THREE-QCAR?
4* Teas of a MIMilOX REMT!f?TOX
TY I'K W K ITERS In as* today more
^ than any other make and more than
^ many others co?iWine<I. i
* Remington Typewriter Co., Inc.
4*
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