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j; A Delicatessen
!| Window display I
\ | These hot days are picnic days and we have prepared * |
. . your lunch for you. You can select it in a hurry \ *
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I get your stock for j
camping
;; C. W. Ask & Sonsl
H 'I'M ?H-i-H-I-H-H f ?
THE
S HE O W
TOKibHT fftOf MlSHl
PROGRAM.
Monday and Tuesday, June 26 and 27.
1. Clown's Kig Mammoth Can.
2. Nicholas on a \ a. %ou Trip.
2. After Four oeui rations ? A Car
son Drama.
4. Dooley Referees the Big Fi*;hL.
When you se* the show you will
CUI&e ^*11
Wednesday and Thursday. June 28-29.
1. The Ace of Hearts. ? Imp film
and a good on*.
2. The Legend of The Good Night ?
A good one.
3. Wanted to Marry a Hero. ? Gooc
Comedy.
4. The Out Cast Heroine. ? You Will
like it
The place where everybody goes.
Fn. and Sat., June 30 and July 1.
1. Carnival at Nice ?
Marriage of a French Soldier ? A
good comedy.
2. Reward for a Kiss ? Comedy.
The FV>rced Loan. ? Drama
3. The Broken Oath? Imp film on<
of the beet.
4 The Excursion to Montreal.
The Sulphur Mines.
A Graphic Picture
Our show is always good.
Admission Only:
Children 10c ? General Admission 25c
You are never too late. A con
tinuous performance from S:30 to
1030 o'clock each night
GRAND REDUCTION OF STOCK
SALE
The Pack Train to now eelling a
big lot of Good Good* at reduced
prices as they are getting too old
to hold and sell at a profit. Yours,
V Herman Grima
Btfore you stamptnle, get your
Lt.ation Notices, Placer or Quartz,
rrom the Dally Alaskan. tf
Subscribe for the Daily Alaskan.
PROFESS'ONAL CAR OS.
Attorneys
ROYAL A. GUNNISON
Attorn ay- AULaw
P O. Boa B. Juneau. Alaska
N. B. LE PEVRE
Attorney- At-La%v
Sk?*waj . . . A task"
DwMrti.
OR. L. 8. KELLER
DENTIST
Moat Modern Metboda.
Open K*enlaga
OCAce Hoars. M2 a m l-? p. m.
A ifcatan Bo twins, ? Broadway
SKAGWAY, - ? ALASKA.
OeataJ Supplies.
M. P. PATTERSON 4 COMPANY
? IValera in ?
DENTAL SUPPLIES
I4S-&S Caotral Bids . Soattle, Wash
Orders by mail or cabie will jv
??Ive prompt aUeutiaa Catalogiu
?t requeat
Eaptefwj
H. P. M. B1RKINBINY
ENGINEER
U. S? Deputy Land and Minora
? ; Surveyor : ?
Poller Bid*. Haioea. Ala* k ?
Mtiaic Teacher*.
MISS M. G. H1NDSHAW
TeacW of
P I A N ? PORTE
SpacUJ Terms far a Limited
Nuaabor of Beginner*
EIGHTH AVE. ANP MAIN ST.
A PROFITABLE
INVESTMENT
The ui?&i appropriate and at tuc
&aiue liuic lac uiosl attractive sou
\cuir uuc uiao la^c iroui Ataska, is
laal whuu was lusiruuieuuu lu ftn.ua
Mug uie aucuiiou ol me cuiire
?or;d uu uur great couuiry.
?>?cr viucc uic magic year ol 1SI'?
Ooid iias poured fruui Uie creeks am.
oeaches of Alaska and been convert
ed into mom y reckoned into miuious.
itence uie snjut o; gold eiuier uuut
ed or luouuieu ai ouce directs oues
uiiud lo the laud of Uie midnight sun.
\v ual more appropriate itivu, Uiau
piece ol autfcei jeweiery, either as
a frame for Uie beautitul mastodon
ivory, stained by Uk counUess years
n has eauured, or nuggets joined iu
chain work by a skilled artisan. A
orooch or solitary nugget of curious
natural shape is a souvenir which
tells the story of the mad rush to
?.he Klondike.
The fact that a purchase of nugget
jewel ery is in reality an investment
a an arUcle that cannot depreciate
?etuis to be dawning upon the vis
tors lo the Northland and the sales
jre rapidly increasing in this line
of goods.
H. D. Kirmse has made a study of
i he art of nugget jewelery mounting,
and has the finest display of the
"yellow metal" evor gathered to
gether in one salesroom.
SUwcrUM for tt>? DaUj Alaskan.
appearing old
AMI ?? ? Bur t?? r?i<??hlf IZmploy
nni.
Ton cannot afford to frow old.
In these days of Strenuous competition
It ts necessary to maintain, as long- as
po?sible ones youthful appearance.
It Is Impossible to do this without re
taining a luxurious growth of hair.
The presence of Dandruff Indicates th?
presence of a burrowing (Term which
lives and thrives on the roots of the
hair untS It causes total baldness
Newt^ro's Herplclde Is the onlv kr, ?wn
destriver of this pest, and It Is as effec
tive as It 1- delightful to use
Herpictde makes an elegant hair dress
ing as well as Dandraff cure.
Accept r ?? substitute ? there Is none.
Sold by leading dmgclsts Send 10c. In
?tamps for sample to The Herplclde Co.,
Detroit. Mich.
One Dollar botttew guaranteed.
Wm. Br*t, Sped*' Acent, Stairway
THE STRUGGLE DISCOURAGES
MANY A CITIZEN OF ALASKA.
- round all day with aa aching
t*ck;
Can't rest at night;
Enough to make any one "give
ou-"
Doan's Kidney Pill* will give re
nt^ ed life.
They will cure the backache;
Cure every kidney Ui.
Here is convincing procf that this
is so;
Mrs, H. M. Thomas. 14(2 34th St,
Oakland, CaL, says:
' The merit of Doan's Kidney Pills
has been thoroughly proven to me
and consequently I have 10 hesita
t'oc in recommending them. About
two years ago 1 suffered from pains
in my back and I believe the trouble
was caused by excessive running of
the sewing machine. As Doan's Kid
ney Pills ha^e been used by a mem
ber of our family with the best of
irf-ults, I was advised to try them.
Mrch to my gratification they proved
to be Just what I required, driving
a way my aches and pains and improv
1 ing my health. 1 have kept a supply
n the house since then, knowing
that they oai be relied upon to give
relief from kidney disorders."
For sale by all dealers. Price 50
crnta. Foster- Mil bum Co., Buffalo,
Nt-w York, sole agents for the Unit
ed States.
Remember the name ? Doan's ? and
take no other.
SKAGWAY WILL BUILD A
MODERN STAMP MIL
IContinucd from Page I.]
?Jit lodges and he was in doubt as
to which of his properties he should
concentrate his efforts on because of
Che lack of knowledge as to values.
He was earnestly hoping that the |
mill would be Installed, he said, so
that he could determine this matter
and go on with hia work.
Major Tanner stated that it was
so long since he had been connected
with a stamp mill that be felt him
self to be out o; date on the subject j
but he believed that the sampling
mill would be a splendid thing for
the town. He was in favor of giv
ing every encouragmeent to tho pros
pector.
Judge LeKevre made a stirring
speech declaring that if Skagway's
hills did not contain fifteen cents
worth of gold, and that it was
known fact, that he would still con |
sider it a good investment for the
people of Skagway to build this mill.
L.. A. Harrison made a few remarks
showing that he was very much In
favor of establishing the sampling
mill and avowed his intention of aid
ing to the full of his capacity.
Mr. Ask stated that he knew very
little about mines but that he was
in favor of anything that would be
to the advantage of Skagway and
that he believed that the proposed
test mill would be a great help to j
town. }
Charles Runner made a very in
terosting little talk favoring the in- 1
spallation of the plant.
Mr. Ed Doherty said that he was
in favor of establishing the mill and
gave it as his opinion that a Rreat
many who would find it bard to con
tribute la cash, would be quite will
ing to donate labor toward the pro
ject
Mr. Hemming made a few remarks
bearing on the subject and gave a
brief history of a small pla< in
Nevada which had come ba< k and be
come a busy little city through its
mines long after It had been dc^rt
ed by its former Inhabitants.
Mr. E. J. Shaw struck the keynote
of the meeting by staling that he
thought it was up to the town of
Skagway to take hold of any mea
sure that would aid la the develop
ment of the resources. It was his
belief that if the people thought It
was the proper thing to do, that
they would raise the money and es
tablish this mill. He therefore wish
ed to move that the chair appoint a
committee of three to go before the
people of Skagway; get their views
ou the subject, and solicit their sub
scrlptions toward the project.
The motion of Mr. Shaw prevailed
and Chairman Draper appointed on
that committee Messrs. L. S. Keller,
O. L. Dickeson and J. M. Tanner.
Dr. Keller for himself, \V. J. Rled
soc, R. M. Behrends and Phil Ab
rahams promised to subscribe toward
the fund as did also Judge Let^vre.
Mr. Dickeson, Mayor Tanner, C. W.
Ask. W. W. Boughton for himself
and Toney Rortero. I.. A. Harrison,
M. B. Clemenger. Tony Stanl<h.
Howard Ashley for himself and H. B
Kirmse, E. J. Shaw, Tuck Flaharty,
Smith Remick. and others who will
contribute in labor. The me'tlng
then adjourned subject to the call of
the committee
10
MILL
Some of the rock from the Lucien
Rhoads ledge, which has been at
the depot at Chatanika for some
time, waiting the time when the
railroad would be able to transport
it to the stamp mill at Chena, was
yesterday being loaded on the cars.
i>n account of the condition of the
reads from the ledge to the depot,
only 30 tons has so far been hauled.
However, as the trails are now be
coming dry, it is expected that a
considerable amount will be hauled
<?ch day.
The railroad is now in shape to
handle all the rock that Is offered
for transportation to the mills, and
it is expected that some rock w ill
be shipped each day.
The bridge over the small slough
between the railroad and the stamp
mill at Chena is being repaired, and
the care can thus be taken alonp
side of the mill. ? Fairbanks Times, i
PROGRESS OF
THE TANANA
It is understood that the Guggen- 1
h< im interests have taken over sev
eral oj the options from C. E. David
son, on some portions of the ground
by 5 below on Goldstream to and
including 7 above on Gilmore creek,
i in the Tanana valley, and that the
! work of examining the ground and
I thoroughly prospecting It will com- 1
! mi>ttce in the near future.
j This ground has always been con
? sidered to be one of the best dredg- '
in.? propositions in the country, on
j account of the width and evenness of
the paystreak. which, though not
I rich enough to be worked by ordin
' ary mining methods, except in spots
I on which small workings have been
carried for years, will give Immense
returns when handled by the Cheap
er methods of the modem dredge. ?
Exchange.
L. E. Buell, Armour's representa
! tive, C. W. Abercrombie, of the West
Coast Grocery Co., Prank Tascher,
Schwabaehers man and Geo. Clag
i gett representing the Union Oil Co..
of Seattle are a quartette of genial
ambassadors of commerce who arriv
ed on a private yacht this morning
from Haines. This bunch will inter
view their customers and dispense
brotherly love for a couple of days.
PILES CURED IN ? TO M OAYS.
Tout druggist will refund money If
PAK> OINTMENT fails to cor* any
cast of Robing Blind, Bleeding or
j Pievodinc PP? in < to 14 days. SOc.
10 WILL BE
IHE GODDESS?
The "Goddess of Liberty" <-ontcst j
is moving along quietly. Anna Tank
eeley made & gain of 47 votes by to
day's count placing her well in th<
load.
Miss Dahline, Miss W'ret and Miss
White have retired from the content.
The standing of the several other
candidates remains unchanged since
the last announcement.
The splendid gown to he worn by
was generously donated by Mrs. L :
A. Harrison of the L. A. Harrison
company and Is today displayed In I
SELLS 11,000
ACRES FOR $1
A deed was received in the re
corder's office yesterday from an at
torney of Seattle, in which docu
ment, E. W. Griffin, as trustee,
turns over to the Chena River Min
ing company some seventy associ
ation claims. Who the members of
the company are, the papt>r does
not state
The ground is situated upon the
Big Chena, Palmer creek. Shamrock
creek and other tributaries, and
comprises orer eleven thousand
acres.
Persistent prospecting has shown
that the Big Chena country Is shal
low, much of it thawi-d, and 'he]
gravels carry values worth consider
hig in a large way.
The natural distributing points j
for the new district are Fairbanks
and Chena. and if development
goes on as the company intends. It j
will be a Mg feature in the renewed
prosperity of the Tanana camps.
The consideration mentioned In j
the deed was the nominal snm of
one dollar. ? Fairbanks Times.
FOUND ? Fountain Pen. Owner
may have same by catling at this
office and paring for this adv. 3-t
George Shirley, an old resident of
Atlln who has been In Prince Rupert
for the past year, arrived on the
State yesterday and left for At]!n j
where he still has large interests.
Mr. Shirley will remain in Atlin un
til tell.
In A letter to a friend In Skagway
Cheater A. Rowe announces that he
is now engaged In business in Seat
tle having opened a meat market at
981 Twentieth Ave. Chester has
many friends here who will wish him
success.
?BOB" WEBSTER COMES BACK.
Robert Web* tor, formerly con
stable at Discovery trot for the paat
year serving la the mim capacity at
Stewart returned on the Bute iMt
night and left tor Atttn on the train
thin mom in* where be will act as
chief of police, vice Walter Om
Spmklng of Stewart Mr. Webater
stated that there wa.i considerable
activity at that place In mining and
railroad building and there are over
a thousand people in and about Ste
Mr. Webster was one of the char
ter member* of the Stewart Camp of
Arctic Brotherhood which waa re
cently Inatltnted with a charter |l*t
of member* and aay* that inltla
Uon* an- takine plac* ?tt every me*t. i
? ^
Several prospector* arc now on? In
the hills looking for new ledge*.
ONE PUCE
SO SECOND CHOICE FOH KE*A??
WOU K.
If rem want a wat^h or * rk*-k
f'?i of a&y o?h*r re pair work r??
har* to hare *one U??r? i* maty on?
I-*'* for ywi and ??*t l* n?r re
i air dep?rti?r?i?t Tk*r? f? no
?jrf chole* W# make AP <;OOD A*
ffiW; we a?*?li?Mjr QrA?\prTBB
!AT18PACTfOM; we tn wort
promptly.
'' e make ey?ss an noorf m n?w.
l-o; at l?a?t, we (It p*tr eye* with
lava that *111 nwko U?em yona*
nn n. Mo rharjc* for ?*amlr>atlo?
We rnrry owrjtMn* ki the Jewelry,
novelty and aontetrir line, c 'ome and
??v J. IKVTA,
Jeweler an't opt Irian.
Be
Patriotic
and Decorate
Bunting? Flags
Crepe Paper and
Table Decorations
See us before you buy
:L. A. HARRISON & CO.
Store Open Evenings :: Phone 55
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58 H. r. SCCMAN, Prop.
4 The Sanitary Milk Ranch'
n The largest and N??t- conducted d?Srr it> Alwk*.
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Daily Shipments of Pure Milk and Cream
To *11 pnfoMnn Whl*? P?? ft Ynknti Rn?f .
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B. M. BEHRENDS, Banker
Juneau, - Alaska
OLDEST BANK IN ,ALASKA
R?*l>ectfulfy Solicits The Account*
of SkagHiy Firms And Individuals.
Best Meals,
In The City
at the
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