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Our" ^tatJlMoT 'MeiLS-1
year a^j^pr^er^ tty gffo
give you an opportunity'
Sales' Wr?! ui&ially offered'
after tbe^' choicest > lines
only.ferofe.sizes are4e%
chance to get jro^.
or Trousers at"6ost prices
season. This sale will
ng ts^ entirely to large for this time of the
duce it, we are going- to
seldom offered. Special
at the end of the season
have been sold out, or
but we are giving you a
ter Suit, Overcoat, Raglan
at the beginning of the
positively end Saturday,
- Saturday, Sept. 15
Monday, Sept. 17
"Tuesday, Sept. ,18
Wednesday, Sept. 19
Wursday, Sept. 20
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-^ffiday, Sept. 21
Saturday, Sept. 22
September 22 and it will be to advantage to be on hand early and
secure a selection while the assortments are complete.
Men's Suits, Keguk" price'27-50 20 00
Meii's 'Sttit^, y;-i jllOW 18.00
Men's Sawws.*rfcfc?^j8bfi0 now 16.00 I
Men's Suits, Kecmiaf price 18-00 ??w 12-50
.u.^i - . ;
Men's Suits, -Kegiriar price 15- 00 now 10-50
Men's Suits, tU'gulaj price 12.50 now 9.00
Overcoats- "Regular price 25.00 18.00
Overcoats. I ffffl't* 22.50 ? now 1600
-Overqoats. %g W ? price 20.00 fl?w 14-00
Gver3oftt?, iWuInr price 18.00 Jiow 12-50
Overcoats, Regular price 15.00 now 10.50
'Raglans -Regniat - pm-* 25 00 now 18.00
RaglailS, lleguiar price 22-50 now 16-00
Raglans, Regular price 17.5o now ]2.00
Raglans, Regular price l5.oo uow io.5o
Men's Trousers Regular price 6 5o ???* 4.5o
Men's Trousers Regular price 6 00 nn* 4.oo
Men's Trousers Regular prior 5.00 ?"*" 3 75
Men'*: Trousers Regular price 4.5on,,w 3-25
Men's Trousers Regular price 4.00 n"* 3.oo
Men's Trousers Regular price? 3.5o llow 2.75
Men's Trousers Regulai price 3 00 nt,*r 2.25
Men's Trousers Regular price 2.75 nw 2.00
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TIE IROlBLtS
OF AN tDITOR
<-?*??' (J
An exchange tells how an editor got'
into trouble. He h$d written an arti
cle conc-rcinii a !><?cent tire and also ah ;
obituarv to a particularly pecuniary ;
citizen Inmakir.g'up the forms the
foreman ^rot the itetE> mixed aftd thev
following came out in the paper:'l4*We |
bearers lowered the body to the grave j
and it was consigned to Cl*e=Hlaia?s
there wt-re but few if any rfjfe'*,- foe
the wrec< had been'skn eye-sore t?l*t)>^
towo for many years. ( ?f courte- thire'
*a- an individual !om. but >Bat *wa?
ful v covered by iDsur!Cjee.<,",l !Pli?
widow minks the editor wrote the obit
uary that way because the tan!en?e?i:
partner of her joys and sorrows ow'ed
hua five year's subseriurion.
Grub Stake Club
A corporation known as th8 .fcjr.ub-:
stake Club, organized in New ^ ork,
for the purpose of sending prospectors
to Alaska, is about to move its head
quarters to Seattle. They expect to
send out from. .">0 to 100 men eacb 'ye* r.
iKickad Sailor In H. ad ' ,
^Washington, S-pt. 1 < ? The treisury
department has been advised thacCupt.
BocLlsh, of the Wba er William ??yfcSs,
has been arrested at Nomfo oo? charge
of murder. It is he kicked a sailor
in the head and he aftwtrds became in
sane and died.
* A Guaranteed Cure t'or Pil??
Itchinw. Ulind, Bleeding, Prouwiing
Piles. I>rt ?gist? are authorize^
fund money if v*.\?0 OINTMENT f?iis?to
cure in ti to 14 days. 50 cents.
Read Behrend's "ad" this week.
Fight at Saward ?
The railroad Qfficials at Sewartl are in'
tire tliroes of a scrap regarding who has
*ot the-eompany business, and
tiie ]$pieway is defotinjj column* to
roasiiog different opes. Since the dis
missal of Poland, the new officers seem
to unable to decide which ones are
entivled to a place in the blue book.? '
Valdez Prospector.
The EmaraonScott Wadding
W.J. Scott,' senior member of
, tV" trio of ScoU Bros., merchants and
Wocel;keepers of Carcross, and Mrs. R.
Kmefcsoo. late of Silverton.XoTa Scotia,
^ere, married in the Episcopal chureh
?t Oarer oss. Wednesday evening at 7:30
o'clock. Rev.- Hawksley officiating.
Misfc '.'Kate I Ivan -of Wbitehorse was
' Vri jt^rnaiu wfjile pblonel John Howard
! of Gam-ad, vr?s resplendent as best
tnan.' The ceremony was witnessed by
a iarue cro?*d, er?ry body -from Car'
crOs>>, as well as de'egations from Con*
rad city, Whitehorse and Skagway
^beiinjt present. ?'
Alter tee ceremony ai sne cauiw,
II r. aoi! M rs, Scott were iccompanied
to flie hotel where a reception was
he'cl, after which an eiecant wedding
supper was s^ved and partaken of by
vicwaifds of , (50 peoole. After suppsr
? Teftfkody ropuire I to the big dining
ro?m of the raiiraul messhouse where,
until 4 o'clock yesterday morning it
\ was "on with the dance" and joy was
ui^onfined.
Ihs marriage career of Mr. atld Mrs.
rfisatw was most happily inaugurated
arid that it may continue in unbrokan
an undisturbed happiness and bliss, '.is
the; wishes .of tljeir many frtenfls,-^
W'hitahorse Star. ,t /: ,,i .
Jefferson "'II
Comes Up
,mm ? r^?" 1 n ^
Ou her Fifty-seventh voyage with more goods
consisting of Ranges, Stoves, Granite and Tin
ware- Doors- Windows!' G-lass, Paints. Oils.
Lime- Cement, Cutlery, Guns, Amunition,
Base Ball- Tennis, and Golf Goods, Fishing
Tackle, Bicycles and Bicycle Repairs.
AH .-jrinds of Plumbing Goods.
Plumbing in all ts Branches.
J. M. TANNER,
!i; The Hardware Man
i? ttwcT S.U 0.1 r
A ue " I 4 I
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SKAGWAY BALL TEAM
J TO INF FROM
1 . i?uotJrt :.L' .'.I. i J I A; ?C *:?.'* *1 ?,
In the Saattfe Times of the II this
contained an excellent three column
bfclf tone orth'e'Slcaewjy baseball team*
and au acgouOt 0 1 theft- record tor this
season, giving iheili the' championshu* j
in Southeaster Alaska. ?? 1
There is Also i two oolnmo half
tone of the challenge cup heM bv tb?
team. . 1
. -. Mi J Did Bill IU?tR? ..
Seattle, Sep. 13? Tola Reebfct the
mother-in-Taw of Swift water Hill <".ates,
claims that "Bill owes her ten thousand
dollars, and that she can show where lie
has secreted' his tnoney. She ssjs that
bankruptcy is being used merelv as a
ruse i;o escape the debts he incurred
while he was brokd.
A f25 overcoat for $1^ at TBebremls'l
"see ad.''
Head Behrends' "ad" this week. j
Principal Btrbtr Shop Lead?
The Principal Barbershop and Baths
is the leading tonsorial establishment j
in Alaska. Everything in all the do- j
partments is strictly modern. The
bathS are first'ciass in all respects.
The Pack Train saloon always leads.
It carries only the best brands of whis
kies, wines,, beers and all the other
goods to be had at a first-class gentle
, men's resort, .j .. . ^
MINERAL APPLICATION No. 113
u. S. Land Office, Juneau, Alaska.
August 23, 11*06
Notice is hereby givan that In pursuance of
Charter 6 Tltm Si of the Revised Statutes of
the United States and amendments thereto, the
liidersiened, j; t . M atony, whose pwstomee n<1
jqress is Juneau.1 Alaska, in behalf ot uuiirc.i
a*id;john Daltdn and.K. B. Hanley. co-owners
\tttt him claiming 60.14? acres of gold bearing
tiacer ground bh the Porcupine creek, a tribu
.tErVofthe KliiDea riter in the Porcupine Min
ihgi District, District ot Alaska, is aboul to
make application to the United States f"t; a
patent for th4 said raining claims, which are
more fully described as to meets and bound-* by
the official plat now posted upon said claims
ami by the Held notes of survey thereof now
filed in the office of the Register of the -District
Of l.ahds subject to sale at Juneau. Alaska*
which field notes of survey describe the bound
aries and extent of said claims on the Mi
with magnetfc varfattons, 81 degrees east as
follows; towif.?
Wll.f.V PLACER CLAIM
'Beginning at corner number 1. Identical
with location oornor. A Hemlock post J Xeet
long 4 inches squar^ set 18 inches in the sround
with mound ol atorie scribed U. S. S.
ffom which a- Hemlock tree 8 inches in dia
meter bears north 78. degrees cO juinut^ west
lfileet. A Hemlock tree 12 incnea ih diameter
bears N. 25 degrees W. IS feet, eao: blared and
bribed U. s?s. CSC- 1.2-13. T. U. S.. ?U M,
ntimber 3 t>eart N. 30 degrees E. 10548 CIO teet.
, Thence south 18 degrees 34 mlW&WHt w .
1302 2-10 feet to' confer number 2 a hemlock post
4 Teet long 1 mchen square set 18 inches in the
ground with ntoundb of stone scribed U. ??. S.
^Thence north 70 degrees and 11 minuted VV,
dM feet to corrier n timber 3; ?
"Thence N. 18:deg*ees 36 minutes K. 1301 o- 10
Itpt to cornet number 4, a hemlock post 4 feet
long 4 inches sbuare scribed U. S. S. 630-4-".:
Thence S.70 degrees 15 minutes K. 4-10
or ;ii i*i
i : i v i *
rwt u? corner number 1 the place oT beginning
I I.ECAI. TKNDKB FRACTION
fteeintilhg .it cor nef number l A hemlock
-post I feet lone H inches square not 18 Inches to
.iti*; ground with mound of stone ncribed V. . S
S From which corner a hemlock tre**
* 111 i*??8 In fliamtfleY'beAt!? N. SO' ddrrtcff W. t
is-io feet. A *prnre tree H inches tn diameter
Vunri *..*7 dtvreep Jt. - 4- IP feet, each binrcd
and kcxibed U. ?. S. W-\ -2. li. T. I . S. L. M
rttin*H?r U beat* N.' n* decree*, 36 minutes V.
llbl Jl40 I eel r
/lhi'iwa S, & degrees and 3 minutes W. ;i3ki
7-10 feel to comcr number 2 identical with cor
ner lumber r Wiley clhim :
? ? /HKDCe N. 10 denToe* lo minutes w .'m 4 W
fcctlo corner number j identical with corner
uuu4a*rf; AYilpy claim;
' Trend* N". lo decree* 40 minuter K. S161-10
Wet t'i c?Hwr riniuber 4;
Tli neu^i. tZ Ue^ret* minute* K. 663 2-10 feet
to efcuer number i to yltce o! beginning.
^ j *'KNLLY CI. AIM
r.ojjiuuiuK'At corner number 1 A hemlock
'ffrvM 4 f&t loh'tf 4 Inches sqtikre set lb lnche* in
ihpkrtatnA *erttM-d lT. S. 8. 636-1;
NS'honoo U.?u 1*. M. number 3 bears N- 20 de
grees op uiiuuies?. 9037 6-10 feet.
Theuco S. 15 degrees 33 minutes W. 1 1TS 2-i0
feet t<Mvn?r uWtnber 2 Identical with comer
l henrr X dermal jalauto W. 627 4-10
feet lo corner number 3.
rwnceX ??s*rc**-$7 ninnies t: 410
tui'i lo corner ruahyji i . .
1 la-nee N. 10 decrees ? nunutes K. *3* 6-10
fCe t Jo corner nu m ber 5: ^ J* ?
?TlfleuceS, m degrees 40 minutes 10 c
l?r Auml^tfalice <$ XUflmnttf. .
i J tt-Ml*
U*innin? *t corner number 1. A hemlock |
nostfl feet long 4 inchofc iqiaare set 1* incbe* In
Ihc (round scribed U. S S. 636-1.
wiencc'r.S.t Mv irntober 8 bean* N 1> de
no* 4T nilntrtes*lu9OT..7?iO r??i.
llience S. 32 decree* ??? minutes W. 1?< ?-i0
feetfto corner K?tnbet*f:?'
. Tljcnce S. W-dr^rec* 45?inute? NV.4&1 feet lo
corner number 3.
Thrwrftt minutes L. I366 b-iu
<At tocurnuiBumlicK. ... . ,
?Jbence S. 38 degrees 57 minutes K. Wjr-10
feci lo corner number 1 place ot beginning,
KKACttiW.
.Jr'trombwr 1. Menslcal
8 Discovery cUim L'. S. S.
S. U M. number i U?r? N. 1$
<Vt*"y mTnfflft E. Tfl; l-TMWT
Thence S. 14 degrees 10 minutes w. 2tS MO
feet to corner number 2;
Thence N VitJwwj 57 Minute* W.s?*-I0
feet to comPrifutnbere;
Thence N. II <1 !??>??? ?M iuinul?t I f"0>
to comer number 4 laenucai wnn corner 4 *???"
oavery claim ; ... * . - ^ , .
Theace S.23dcftre?*tlmim;^ K. t.00 feet to
corner number 1. nlnfiC ftf b?glB?]m- _
Total area Wiley claim li*S n^rev
Total area Legal Tender 4.70tacrw
Total ?te:i tenley 16 4v. acres
ratal ar?u .Ml*. lh..H9 acres
Tbtal Srea ICnW motion ; 721 acres
TOTAL AKEA PUlCF.R CLAIMS, 0O.U7 acres
The mlM tn lying prpmlseii hereby sought to bo
riiteuted aw bounded a* follows: Oil the
north WTliscdvery claim, oil the east by un
known claims. on the suuth by the <>ay Uwls
claliu, nil the wat br the Lucky lor, Last
Chance ami unkoowu claims. Tne taiu claims
whlcli -pateht 1* hcrrhv applied for bring desig
nated as U.S.;M(neral Survey Numbers* In the
qffictal plat potted herewith. ,
The noUoss ul location of these cla tins arc of
record In l he off! Pc of the recorder for the SUM
Way Rcfordhnt DI??riot>-as follows: Mi* on
pn'-o inu.f Vol. A.. Feuley on page of \ ol.
A. lenks Fraction on page 14 of \ ol. I).. of
Porcupinc Records. I.egal Tender Fraction I
0t> paxo 317 of VoL B. M,n "" "" ** rt
Vol. B.
, Anv and aU cmnnvng auverw-iy ?u<
blntiig grou Wt jnfcgti?Qt or any portion tb ere
d( so described, sunreyoa. pTatted and applied
f??r art* hereby notified ibat unless their adverse
cUdkA^tU9L\dQQ?- tffol w |ccorUlng to law aod
the reirmatlons tnereunder' within the time
inumitut >?' law ?4Ui U>e KckIiut ol the U.
6 Land Office at Juneau, Alaska, thev will be
burred in virtue of Mie proviaionn ol said
statute. ,, w. DUDt.CV.
-1 ' If Reji.-ter
TMe"6f*'Ve1tioHif>?ihiT??)5' ordered to be imb
lished tu the Dally Alaskan, a newspaper of
Kem-ral circulation, published at Skaicway,
Alaska, and nearest to the above named claims.
W^atutory period
o lu I O ll\ 2 VJT C ). ; .Rotator.
No regrets next morn
ing-good flavored and
good for you
JUNEAU S. S. CD'S.
ELECTKIC UCTTTED STEAM
n BATED STEAMER
GEORGIA
Carrrloc P * M?':
For Haine*. B^rn?ts Bay, Juneau
Roooah Tenalte? Sitka and Wa??o??
SAILS
Every Sunday 8 a m
Every Tuesday
at 12 noon
W. W. BorOUTON, AfWI
Broadway and Fifth Are. Pboo? 90