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Gents' Furnishing Goods
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The White Pass
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ard lat*ty of
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The Be?t in the Market
Properly Cooked
BEST MEALS IN TOWN
AT POPULAR PRICES
Open from 6 a. m. to 10 p. m.
DONT FROG
Uctaa You're Ooi SO CKVTS
H. Hartwigsen
SacotMnr to
W. W. BOUGHTON
n*Ai.wi ik
Oi^ars Tobacco.
Smokers' Abides,
Stationery and Fish
ing Tackle
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MAGAZINES. KEWSPAPKKS AND
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ifXWMTTTKK CAI>W OFf
HAVfiWD t'lHHROTlON
Washington, .fuljr 24 ? The house!
Judiciary committee hav? decided
to drop the proceedings against
I Judge Hanford since his pesigna
tion. The Seattle committee has
been ordered to return here and j
bring in the report of the proceed- 1
' Inure so far taken A vote will
then be taken by the committee
m-hen it has been decided to dis
miss the charges without finding1
him guilty. This is done out of
kindness for the "poor. weaJt, In
firm and dlspised old man" as
Shakespeare would put it.
Congressman Bergvr, the social
ist member who brought the charg
es against Hanford, says he i*|
satisfied to let the matter drop.l
since the good has been accomplish
ed that he set out to secure and I
he has no desire for revenge
Chairman Clayton says the Han
ford probe is over and the commit- j
tee is satisfied at his resignation]
and will not continue the impeach
ment proceedings. They all ex
press satistaction at getting rid of|
an unfaithtul official.
Rl(i IH SH TO STAKK
<LK\DK\IN OOWKSSIOM
A recent newspaper report from
Dawson has this to my about the
opening and staking of the Clen
denin concession Monday, July IB:
"P. H Kltto and party of survey
ors had marked out the base line
up to 30 above discovery, and Mr.
Burwash had marked out claims!
to 2? above, placing small stakes
at the upper and lower ends of
?ach claim, so that all the stakem
had to do was to plant the regu
lation stakes.
"Promptly at 12 o'clock Bur
wash fired a rifle shot on discovery
as a signal. One and one-half miles
farther up the creek another man
was stationed, who fired a shot
so that those on the upper part of
the concession could hear the sig
nal Immediately all along the
three miles of base line could be
seen men planting their stakes On
three or four cialms two men stak- ]
ed Fifty or sixty men were on
the ground awaiting the signal to
Make, and nearly all got their
choice. Some wanted the lower,
some the upper, and some the]
center claims. Several of the men
had camped at their stakes for a
*eek. awaiting the opening hour
"At the time Mr. Banral left |
the creek claims had been staked
to above. Discovery claim is
three claims below the lower line
of the eoneewlon. The line cross
es No. 4 claim Mr. Burwash
brought in the applications of
those who did not want to come
to town, but the majority of the
stakors will come to town to record.
Three women were among the stak- 1
ers
"Mr. Burwash had been on the
creek since last Saturday, when he
arrived there from Whltehorse, on
an inspection trip along the Yukon'
river. All timber berths and wood
camps were visited. The wood
choppers along the river are not*
renewing their permits, as they ex
pect the White Pass to use oil for
fuel next year Oreat damage was
done to the forests along the river
by fires this spring, some of which
are still burning. Mr. Burwash J
traveled down the river In a gaso
line launch
"The Clendenin concession is on
Tenmlle creek, which empties into
Sixtymile five miles from the Y u-'j
kon. A good trail leads from the
Yukon to the Tenmile. Prospectors1
found gold on the concession thte
spring, and this was an incentive to
join the stakers."
A number of counterfeit Ameri
can silver half-dollar pieces arc in
circulation In Dawson, says the
News Several have been reported
of late, and some have been
brought to this office. They are
poor articles, and so dead they do
not give the slightest ring They
bear the date 1905, and are easily
detected by their light weight,
greasiness and deadness.
HOWS THIS?
We offer One Hundred Dollars Re
ward for any case of catarrh that cai
not be cored by Hall's Catarrh Cure.
F J. CHENEY ? CO., Toledo. 0.
We, the undersigned have known
F. J. Cheney for the past 15 years,
Toledo O.
and believe him perfectly honorable
ia all business transactions, and fin
anclally able to carry out any obliga
tions made by his firm. Walding, Kin
nan A Marvin, Wholesale druggists o
Hall's Catarrh cure Is taken intern
ally, acting directly upon the blood
and mucous surfaces of the system.
Testimonials sent free. Price 75c.
per bottle. 9old by all druggists.
Take Hall's Family PUla for consti
patilon.
POM**? nftif smi
n?'RMJf? IV M<>r STAIN*
The fire which threatened the
flty yesterday afternoon la still
burning fiercely in the hills, but
hag somewhat died down od this
Hide and will do no further Harm
to property unlsss a wind cornm up
to fan it Into destructive life again.
The cl^iiens of Skagway, Including
the men from the tracks, offices
and shops of the railway have suc
ceeded in backfiring and cutting
down trees to greatly lessen the
danger of further spreading In the
direction of th?i city. The railroad
company kept a crew of men out
all night preventing the flames
from spreading to the sheds. Men
from the city afe In the hills today
taking prechUtions against addition
al danger.
At a late hour this afternoon the
flames can be plainly seen creep
ing ?up the mountain side, destroy
ing Uie timber, while the whole val
ley is enveloped In a cloud of
\OTll? ARTIST AtiAlX
PAINTIVCJ ALASKA S< I NKS
l/eo?ard M. I>avig, the noted
artist, Is In the city. He will leave
tomorrow for Dawson and other
points In the Interior to secure
material for th? portrayal of Alaskw
scenes Mr. Dlckeson of the
White Pass route will endeavor to
secure permission from Mr. Davis
to reproduce some of his Alaska
scenes which hu hopes to UFe In
advertising the limitless bernty of
the north.
Mr. Davis miilntalng a studio In
New York wherp his Western paint
ing* are attracting world-wide ad
miration.
KlSlllXtJ sil l AlloN si II. I,
FAK FROM HKTTLKMKNT
No concessions have b?>?n made
or compromises effected by the
fishermen and canners of this lo*
callty, says the Wrangeil Sentinel,
and numbers ol' Idle fishermen are
simply waiting for something to
turn up or hate started mlld-cur- j
ing and salting. Kven with a set
tlement effected Boon a record for
mild-cured and salted fish Is sure
to be made this season.
From Ketch ill an comes the same
story. The cartnerymen won't pay
better prices and the fishermen are)
niild curing for themselves or not
| fishing at all.
Sam Clark of Flat City Is here
on his way to the outside.
Misg A. M. noil, from I?ondon,
and Mrs H. Huntington of New
York, are In Sltagway today and
will leave this evening on tl\elr
return trip home.
Miss Haywood, registering from
Blrkdale, England, is In the city.
After enjoying the beauties of
Skagway she will go on to Dawson,
returning next week.
Wm. J. Watson of the First Na
tional bank of Chicago accompanied
by Mrs. Watson and a party of
friends, came up on the Prince s
Sophia, atid today took a special
car for a trip to Bennett.
Joseph Blethon, managing editor
of the Seattle Times, accompanied
Uy Mrs. Blethen and Mrs. Lee Bal
lister will arrlvif on the Jefferson
for a short stay In Skagway, to be
followed by a trip to the Interior.
' The Peterson came up today and
is being beached this afternoon for
the purpose of Installing a new
shaft and having necessary repairs
made. It will ;probablv be two or
ihree days before she is again
ready for servicti.
There is a niioving picture com
pany coming on the next boat for
the purpose of taking views of this
district. About 5000 feet of films
will be registered showing the
beauties along tlbe route of the
White Pass, including the old trail
of 189S. Thes? will go Into the
moving picture tlhows of the world
carylng information of a "land
that is fairer thun day."
I X CLAIMED LITTERS IX
SKAGWAY POST OFFICE
1'nclaimed letters remaining in
Skagway post office July 22. 1912:
Nelson, O. L. (card)
Brocks. Henry (card)
Dwyer, Rdwarl (two letters)
Jessup, J. H. (card) t
Knapp, Mrs. J', (card)
liommon, S. L
A. K. Kind ell. P. M.
S5c for a botD* cooked m<sal ?
quick, clean service. Where? At
the New Home Restaurant. Fifth
Avenue, half a minute from Br>adwa.
DON'T DELAY.
Some \)asban POopla Hare LmpmI
Tli at Neglect 1j longeron*.
The slightest symptom of kSdaty
trouble U far too serious to b? oT>jr
looked. H'a the small, negated I
trouble* Um lead to serious kidney
ailments. That pain la th? 'small* of
your back; that urinary Irregularity.
Uio*? headaches aad dixzy spoils,
that weak, weary, worn-oot feeling,
may be nature's warning of comlnj
dropsy or fatal Bright'a diseas*. Why
risk your life by neglecting these
symptoms? Reach the cause of the
trouble while there Is yet Ume ? be
gin treating your kidneys at oac? ,
with a tried and proven kidney rem
edy. No need to experiment ? Ooan's
Kidney Pills have been curing kid
ney trouble for over 7a .years. Ooan's '
Kidney Pills are used aad r?<ommen*i ;
ed throughout the d riilted world.
Convincing testimony follows:
Mrs. B. A. Husk, 1001 Union 8t-.
Olymp'a, Wash,, says: "Although I
have never used Doahs Kidney PHI*
myself, they have been taken by
other member 3 cf my family wl'h
eiceilent reMitt*. They ha\e no
equal for Daln and weakneas in the
back. The persons who used Doans
Kidney Pills in my family are now
entirely 1 'ee frc n kkiney trouble."
F>r sale hy *11 dealer*. Pric# SO
certs. Fo toi Milbr-n Co., Buffalo,
New Y>rV, scle agenM for Unl'ori
State?.
Remember the name ? Dran's ? and
take no other.
3MOKER3 ATTENTION
Harold Hwtwlgsen, accessor ts
W. W. Houghton, has taken th?
(Mrcncy for the Jurf-ly fa mors
EL INFINITO CIJ5AR
HAVANA ClOARR.
6,069 Just received from the fac
?ory a; Tsmpa, Fla If ycc want the
best don't fall to Rive the** good* I
1 \ t rial.
Olvmpla boer on draft At the
Hoard of Trade. Thin famous brew
Is kept constantly fresh both on
draft and fn bottles This Is the
time to drink beer. Oet It at the
T?oart\ of Trad# Bar, where the cel
ebrated Rainier lU-er Is also kept
In bottles. tf
'fhe grand opera start
have gone abroad,
but ?
yc?j rati still bear them aim?
th?ir ^iTatc^t triumph* on ti .
Victor.
Thf.n??h tlier are ?hoo?aml* ni
miles away. Tarn**, Meita. Tet
razzini. and all the other famom
artist* who make records ex
clusively for the Victor, sinjr for
yor> whenever and as often as you
*rt?h.
lorr* in *?<t h**r fh*m. ??<f #?? tb*
4riT?rrnt ?r?le? of ?br Vkfw 'If ?? IN*")
?mj Virtw VtttroU 'US tr t.Mf
term* M i)?rrrt.
FfxxJ rooked aa It ahould be at
the "White raaa Cafe." Only the
heat In the market. Mm. Orloff
Kin*, proprietress tf
H. D. KIRMSE
PIONEER JEWELEfl
of Alttki
I ^rsr^t and Most Complete
Stock of
Nugget Jewelry and
Alaskan Curios
{{In The North
Stares at
SKAGWAY* KETCHIKAN
A Fall In Hats
Just an even dozen
GAGE TAILORED HATS
Your choice at half price
8 wide brim straw sailors
regular $2 values for 95c
Printz-Biederman Coats
Two piece Suits and Top Skirts
until Aug. 1st? 50c on the Dollar
REMEMBER THE DATE
L. A. HARRISON & CO.
Ph??ne 55
Angeles Beer
COSTS MORE TO BREW
COSTS YOU NO MORE
in Bottles at
BOARD ofTRADE BAR