Big Decline In
? SUGAR ?
Sutrar market is very weak and I would sugjjest to all
of our Friends and Patrons to avail themselves of the pres
ent 'conditions, lay in a <rood supply for the winter at tin
present low prices
Extra Dry Fine Cane Granulated Sugar
Per Sack $5.75
Best Sugar for tab'e and canning pur
poses? 171bs for One Dollar
John Kalem, the Grocer
Soto* Affect for Cancel Goods
NO BUL
L ft* 4 ikM t ~ ~
Will
Not Be Here
i ' ?
Special Dispatch 10 VWl; A laskar.1
1 jneau. < i? The Douglas b?se
Sa.: team a:*! excurvoc did not fet
??*j for Ska^waj ih > moraine
of the dIitw* could not cet
*?*T from their >xvupa!ions before t>
o'clock ihis evening and the Georgia
would not comply ? iih a r?\ue-: to
postpone her sa.lin? >Ut?.
ONfiTfTS IN
M^amt-r x ictorian Arrived
at Whitehorse
Wh.;ehor-e. Aug. 15 Hit Victor. in
arrived from Dawson at li:30 * m.
today with 10 passsn*ers She hac the
the b?ve Tana in tow.
Coming up stream the Selkirk wa>
it Selkirk at - a m.. the Dawson was
at Tantalus at > a, m.. and Bonanza
King at Hootalimiua at 7 ?p. m.
Goioc Jowr. stream the Whitehorse
was at Selkirk at 11 a. a
The next sailing will be the \ ictor;
ac tonight Tbe Dawson will sail to
morrow The Thistle will iret away
for HooUklin qua with a cattle barffe at
noon today.
Cnx ? ??? ry Erstirn
Acnte attacks of colic, diarrhoe a anc
avsectery come on without famine arc
proaipt relief must be obtained. There
is no necessity of incurring the expense
of a physical "'- woe in such case if
Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera and
Diarrhoea Remedv is at hand. A dose
of thi> rerre?1y will relieve the patient
before a doctor could arrive. It has
never known to fail, even m the most
severe anil dangerous cases and no
ram. I v should be without it. For sale
by Win Britt,
StMSfd Clam* Tomteht
Hot steamed ciains will be served at
the Mascot saloon tonight, free to
patrols of the popular h-mse.
The culinary cepartxcect of th
Fifth Auenue hotel is unequaleld in th
north. It provides the very bes
the market affords. It is up-to
date ;n all respects. ti.
Dr. Nnwti EUmsth Otto*
The oMce of Dr. F. C, Norman has
been removed to tbe second floor o' the
Canadian 3ank cf Commerce. 3t
PfRS(ML MENTION
???????#?? . v?? f ?< '
John Orchard left on the City of So
attle He foes to Spokane w here he
will enter college.
V dw-.n iVowne will return from the
Knf ireer mine this evening.
Oar. McDonnell, mayor of IJennett,
is a Skacway visitor toilay.
E. M. Mclatyr* B?j? Rnldnr?
"
j K M. Mclotjre. of B. M Behreti>'.s
Mercantile Co.. h?? rurchav\l tbi res
idence of of F. L. Hosford on Seventh
avenue, west of Main street. Th.
hni)din? and the grounds ir.?kes 'Mio ot
the handsomest h. mes in Ska^way
cm Of SEAIIEE
COMES m GOES
The City of Seattle arrived l;;s: nuht
at 10:30 o'clock with .V passoDcers. 100
ton- of freicht and two day*' mail. She
sailed acatn oc the return trip ?t * -V
o'clock this morning with 20 passer -~er>
Plug Ti?r Comlne
Whitetaorse. Aug. A*? 1 will 1* in
Ska*?av in about two w<s?k> ai?i ; ?<
*s?ht&f to have their piano t ned maj
he accomodated by leaving others a:
the Fifth Avenue hotel
C. N. Prinff
, The best rneais *rui twsi - t'1 c a!
?k?c ?av c*i. be secure*5. ?i the
Avenue hole I.
Freib Mrat
The h>ye-Rrubn Co- keep a>l kinO o!
! fresh meat constantly on hmnii. if
Wive*.
Id the early part of lite last eetit'i*1
the;1? lived in an oid V ? K slaa
town a Mr rhiireh. *h ? : 1 rsf
i of lit# earthly life *s< l?-r?-:"t . foot
wives, all of wlj'Vii v> . ?.
?air.e K?t In his oT.l :iee
! necessary to rftnove the
new cemetery. This t.
' ?elf. hut in tlje proce ? t . ??? < l?
I canie hopelessly iin\<si II - New
England conscience ' would ;nw
him under the painful ir. ;.ce?
to use the original Ueadsio; . - -o ht
procured new oues. one of which l?ir?
the following iuwript:- n
"Here lies Hannah Church and prob
?bty a portion of Emily
Another
"Sacred to the memory of Emily
Church, who seems to l>e mixed with
Matilda"
Then followed these lines
Itrencr pause anJ itrvp a
For Emi.v Church !:??* burled h**re.
MIx<sl In aoir. p- rv . itinR m*n ? r
With Man Matilda and I ' haN; Has
Bah.
? Harjvr's Weekly.
OiMttC.
-And yon are ready to fore; re your
daughter for elopinK with me. sir?"
"Yes. HI treat her kindly The poor
glr! wlli be sufficiently punished In
! having you for a husband."? Cleveland
Leader.
r Money! Money!
WE MITST HAVE FOR
We are altnost Busted
SUGAR? Not sand? 151bs $100
CORN 2 cans lor 25c
PEAS, 2 cans for 25c
BEANS 2"cans for 25c
Holly- Electrictand Olympic flour.
per sack $1.40
Gravenstine Apples, per box $2.40
Independent Grocery!
W. J- BLEDSOE
For His Royal Highness,
The
Stork Pants, light and cool and
waterproof sanitary, dry and
clean.
Stork Bibs, Catch all and Plain
? made to give hearty babies
comfort in eating. '
Bab\
Stork Absorbent IbajtfTs make
the baby more more comfortable
because they fit. They sav^
time and work every day they
are used. Light weight and
very absorbent, easily washed -
scientific healthful, ready to
wear.
Stork Sheeting ? The new waterproof fabric. Contains no
rubber whatever. Is as pliable and easily work a* muslin.
It wears as does no other waterprrof fabric. It in light, odor
leas. wholesome. Indispensable for infants and invalids bed*.
Comes 86 and 54 inches wide.
B. M. Behrends Mercantile to.
tGeo. ttlanchard. Manager.
HOGG ATI'S TOWN
TOR SWINTTORD
Ju <lin pnecinct at Berners Bay, where
tb > mployeeso? the Jualin mine,owne.i
bv iJov Hoggatt ami associates. rote,
was carried almost unanimously for
liov. JSwineford and H. W. Mellen at
last wink's election. The vote *ai as
follows:
Short Term Swineford,16:Murane I.
Kmc Term? Mellen, 1?: Murane, I.
Kewrns from other Southeastern
A .t sic an m?n?. Dot previously reported
are a* follows:
C?p|)*ramt
Short Term Swlneford,21:Murane,2.
Ixiac Term? Mellen. IS: Cale, 3:
Murane, ?
Wnti(*U
Short Term Murane,22:Swineford.8,
I-ong Term -Murane. 22: Cale. 11:
Vellen. 2.
Ltrlai
short Term? Murane, 14. Swineford,
21; Waskey, 1.
Ix>ng Term? Murane. 11: Mellen. 11:
' Cale, 1
A summary of the election return*
-??coved up to date is as follows:
Short Turn
Pit.- n Swinef'd Waskey Murane
No. 1 !?, 3C4 306
No. 2 +6 1530 914
No. 3 485. 2776 Wi
Total 1403 .4500 2>XW
L?i( T?rm
Division Cale Murage Melleo
No. 1 573 300 503
.1387 870 1?
. 2SWS <*6 375
Tot al 4 sets . ao.** j076
SKAbWAY WEATHER
The result of the observation taker
at Moore wtiarf at midnight, Aug. 24
1906. is as follow*:
Temi*rature time obeervat'n. .57 above
Mas .temp preceding 24 hours.. 72 "
Min " " " " ..36 "
Mean " " " " ..54 "
Barometer 30.30
Cioudy, south wind.
WEATHER BUREAU REPORT
Skagway. August 25 1906.
The weather conditions at Skagwsy
for ihe 2-1 hours preceding noon today
were as follow*:
Max. Temp 63 above zero
Min. " 49 ?? ??
Mean " 56 " "
Temp, at noon 56 '* "
Precipitation .09 :nchea
H. a Clark.
Volunteer U- S. Weather observer.
A Gnftrutod Cur* Fori Pll ?i
Itchirr, B'ind, Bleeding, Protiuding
Piles. Druggists are authorized to re
fund money if pazo ointmknt fail* to
cure in 6 to 14 d?y*. 50 cents.
If you want the best, atop at the
White Pass Hotel, Whitehorse. Every
thing new.
and Importer of,
MILLINERY
Orders solicited and filled imraediatly.
3t*?36S ARCADE BUILDING,
SEATTLE, WASH.
WINDY ARM
MAPS fOR SAlf
Maps of the Windy Arm mining dis
trict made by H. G. Dickson, the
Whitehorac ciril engineer. and ad
mitted to be the only authentic one*
out, are for sale at the Daily Ala*kan
o ou are inter*?t?d in Wiody
Arm pet one.
SALE or M1N1NO PHOPF.RTT
By order of the Hon. W arrtc A Worden
referee in bankruptcy. the nadmitsM, a* truat
tee of the e?tato of the t;reek Mjfl Mining
company ? corporation bankrupt offrrt for
sale the follow in* pTuperttaa, known collective
ly a* the ?.re-k Roy* Mine, situate in the Rer
am Bay Mining I>iatrtct. near fnneau, Manka.
more particularly described in the record* of
thr n*\.< Minlnc l"?i?trtet. to which r*rort5? bid
der* hereby tre referred for further particular*
and gene rally deMcrlbed a* follow*
Aurora 1 ode Mining Claim. Fnratented.
Hoin?take Lod- Mining Claim. Vn palm ted.
1 ake \ tew. lode Mining Claim. Fnptienied
Man i more I -ode M ininf Claim, Unpatented
Mav Flower I ode Minint Claim. I'BMUntM.
v?neen of tbc Hill* 1>ode Mining Ctatn. I n
patented
Tuhannuch. Lode Mlnina Claim. Vn pa tan ted
Kern er's Bay Flaeer >umber one. Placer
Mining Claim. Unpatented.
Beraer'a Ba\ Flaoer. Number Two. Placer
M ining t lalm, Unpatented
C.real Fall* Creek. Wtter Right, rndeveloped
Tuhannuch Creek. Water Right. Cndcrelopcd.
Two Mill *ire? of about five (S) acre* each,
altuatc adjacent to 1 unannuck Claim. Unpat
en ted
Alt of the aald property ia situate at Bemer*
Rat in the Ditttiet o? Ala*ka, about fifty mile*
from Junean, and it recorded In the receiving
at luneau. Aiaaka. The truatee ft informed
thai development work sufficient lo entitle the
holder to patent tbaae claim* ha* been done.
Included in Thr aald propertle* and to be aold
therewith tre all buildtnpa. tools, railway* now
situate upon thear properties if anv there te
The aale to be by sealed bid* to be delivered
at the off ce of Bon Warren A Worde? referee
in bankruptcy. chamber of Commerce Ruildlng,
Tacoma, Washington, not later than two o'clock
tv m. on Tucadav th< lAth day of September
:*06, each bid to "be accompanied by a depnait of,
or certified ch??e* for, ten (10* per cent of the
amount of the bid Mich deposit or check to be
returned to unsuccessful btddera. and no bid to
be considered if th? w?tw it for ie*s tbaa Ten
Tbouaand IVtllara.
Further particular* of the propertt and the
**)e thereof may be obtained of the underatfned
or hi* attorney*. The right lo reject any and
ali bidt i* referred
HE5RY IVES. Truatee
Office and postoffioe address, Rank of Califor
nit Ruildin* . Tacoma. Waah.
fOHS C. GRAY office and poetoffice add.tv*
Logman Puildin*. >eattle, Wwt
rRAsk H. KElL\ office tnd poatoffice ad
dress 411 Fidelity Budding Tacoma, Wash
Attornera for the Truatee
?or*M for MI*
Draft. uuMIe or pack honws for Ml*
Apply at Alaska Tran fer Oo.
W. W. Ilouchton ha? a con
si^nmen! of Mareu?rit? Havana ' i(tar?
If you want a food I'fft amok* call
for iheizi.
T
Claw ?4 Claa ?? *????!?
Fr-nth rnimH el?m? ?xi <-!?m n?cur
*UI?w?wt?1 M the Settle ??looo.
The ciMi* writer! frwh on th*
MB.
All th# d?uc?c;?i of th* at U>*
I'tck 1t*io R*st*ur?nv
I & STW iYWrtwwws jwswi swrwvsw# *??SYSr8*s is . .
rKKTRAI.LT UTTATEO nr*T ACTUM *?>rMT?OV?
New Home Restaurant
Mr*, i Hilly,
Best 25 Cent Meals inlthe C'ty
FTFtH AVENUE, NEAR BROAPWAY
Good.Clean Beds Frdm 25 Cents Up
a BATHS IN CONNECTION
OMMMMOMMMMMMMtB OTMMMOTMMMeOTMM ?Y.Y<.T? |
Jefferson
| Comes Up
On h^r Fifty- seventh voyage with m?>r?? 8**?N
consisting of Ranges. Stoves. Granite ?*>'' Tin
ware Doors Windows Glass. Paints Oils.
Lime Cement. Cutlery. Guns. Amunition.
Base Ball. Tennis and Golf Goods FishiDg
Tackle. Bicycles and Bicycle Repairs.
All Kinds of Plumbing Goods.
Plumb ine in all ts Branches.
J. M. TANNER,
ii e Hardware. Man
Five Acre Tracts
Between Kent and Auburn on line 01 Seattle
Tacoma Interurban and N P. R. R. All
cleared and under cultivation
CMF.RE i? do better land In the famous White Rlrer Valley th?n thia. ar,.i
there h rery little v good. Hieti deep toil, School Store ?rd I'nKdfff
ill beta? on the ground Can go to Seattle or Tacoma any hoar i j the <Ur.
Theltml will doable in yalue before laat payment hae to be made. The Chirac^
Mllvankee A St. Paul Railroad !? going through the land ??d two oth?r road*
aeeking an entrance to Seattle will alronat be aompelled to go through the land,
aakiog fire remdr in all. tod it i? only a matter of a rery short time when all
the ralley will be taken for Railroad pnrjoaet. Factories. Machine Shop* tod
Fattn Sltee aod become rery valuable. NOW IS THF. TIMF TO BUY.
YOU CAN'T MISS IT. We are making a low price. considering the laod
and firing ea*y. See John W. Troy or I. M. Jenaen at this office for ier*? etc.
I
C. B. Haraden, Sec. and Treas.
609 Alaska Building SEATTLE. WASHINGTON