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Economy Fruit Jars i;
Thr Mr?) >*r U?t tS <s>M>omJc*J.
\o raNvr Hnr Sra)e>t by ? acton , ,
Food cmmk4 nwwM or ?o?r la t?c- , ,
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wml fUrwr. color. r*r? for vr?u-*. , ,
K <> thn Mrp lh?p ?rw , ,
Ball Perfect Mason Jars \ j
J*r RwbNr*, for both
of jar*. IVrnfTlno. JH1,
rV*^H?rvtw? krtlK fYwil Pre-?,
swliim, Wf, Ktr.
C. W. Ask & Sons j:
'>'> ?frf'fr ? i ?H'l > lH ?I'hH'l H I'l'H If H ? ?
lomv in look over oar new lim> of
Neckwear , Etc.
We cuarantw o?r customers a *q'ULTA rietl
Gents* Furnishing Goods
Tony Dortero & Son ? 421 Broaaway
The White Pass t
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Orders PpoapCy
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PHONE 7*.
Best Meals
la TV Oivr at tb*
NEW HOME
RESTAURANT
NOONDAY orr
DINNER
Lodging
Ev^rrtbiae Ck*? *d?'
F5r*t Clftas
Fifth Avtnw near Br cvawiway
Draper 6l Co.
Areefc ftr
E*STW*N KOO*K SUPPLIES
FROTOGRAFHERS
P!rJ?fch* orvre for tko?* wfco
'pTffli tfcf tWttOB.**
FcB Bb* <* Flixs. V)*Um *od F"m.
M&U ord?r? carefully *tt?a<}?d to.
AMw
Draper A C?, P. O- Bo*
SHnv.
i CANDY
\ CIGARS
< TOBACCO
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Smoker* Articles
A Gwfully S ? tod Stock
of Notn>r v Such Sh*rc
in<r ArtioH4*. V*?)tv Note
Pont frvnjet the tmmb?*r
<*20 Jl
BROADWAY, <*mw Fifth)
Tony Dortero'j
? Vr *" '
Henry FrwdenUMi] Pbon* ?C. Quick j
<Wtvwry. Rasgiige and ?xpr?mi&? on j
short notit*. d*T or nlirht
Board of Trade!
Cafe
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2 Eveything New'and Fir*t
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T A Sf*rmk>"
J- Popular Price*
Open Day and Night
?v- I "! I '2-H ?! ?1"H,iIi,H 4?
Pack Train
Restaurant
TOUT 5TANICM. IV?pri.?r
F?r 14 Ton W? H??* ScrrcJ wtr
The Best in the Markets
mad t*4a? at it tW
Most Popular Eating
House in the North
I -> -> Nrw Locattor
Br<wK*y. betwrm 3rd and 4th
Tbe Delmonico of Alaska
' Opened Under New
Management
J. E. TERR EL
Formerly of
Dawson Kentucky Kitchen
a?d lately of
Scott'* Hotel Car-cross.
The Best in the Market
Properly Cooked
BEST MEALS IN TOWN
AT POPULAR PRICES
Open from 6 *. m. to 1 0 p. m.
DON'T FROG
Prtow Yoo>f Got SO Ckxts
H. Hartwigsen
Socombot V>
| W. W. bqughtow
niULiat rj*
Oicars Tobacco.
Smokers' Abides,
Stationery and Fish
tng Tackle
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MAY IMI'I H'ATK OTHKRS
New York, July 24- -Important
developments are being brought out
in the grand jury investigation of
the killing of Herman Rosenthal,
the noted gambler.
Harry VaNon,* one of the fir*
who were In the automobile when
one of the occupant* jumped out
and shot Rosenthal, has surrender
ed and is telling the Jury what he
knows about the affair. His testi
mony is not beln* made public, but
enough Information has been secur
ed to lead to the belief that he la
implicating many of the hlgher-up*
of the city administration, especial
ly the police department,
Mrs. Rosenthal has been sub
poened to appear before the grand
Jury to tell of the relations exist
ing between her husband and the
police With the admission of Val
lon, the prosecution claims that
the arrest of everyone connected
with the crime Is sure to follow,
and with It will come the overthrow
of the big gambling organisations
that have been operating here for
a long time
TAFT HKlMiKS ON
RKCllHHM'lTY AtiHKKMKVT
Washington, July 24 ? President
Taft Is indicating to the western
senators that he Is in favor of re
pealing the Canadian reciprocity
pact It Is stated that he Is doing
this to pacify the people along the
Pacific coast who have quite gener
ally been opposed to-the agreements
entered into last year.
MIITI \ CALLKD Ol'T
To QVK1.L 0)AI. STKIKKKS
Charleston, TV. Va.. July 24? A
hig strike among the minor* is in
volving all of the roal mines of
this district. The men have boen
out for several day* and all at
tempts to adjust the differences be
tween them and the operators have
been unavailing. Rioting began
yesterday and has spread to such
an extent that the governor has
called out the militia.
The trouble has centered around
the town of Pytona which is the
center of some of the larger mines,
and soldiers have been sent there.
PKOSKTVTION WOTliD V* IT:
ASSOCIATION SAID NO
Washington, July i4 ? John Mit
chell received a sentence of nine
months for contempt of court in
connection with the Buck's Stove
and Range company's strike. This
Is the case from wbioh grew the
sentences handed out to Gompers
and Mitchell. The labor leaders
were enjoined against interfering
with the stove company, but they
paid no attention to the Injunction.
Water the case was settled and the
strike called off. The Buck com
pany agreeing to the terms of the
strikers and everything was patched
up harmoniously The company
withdrew from prosecuting the In
junction case, but the manufacture
ers association, headed by Battle
creek Post, insisted on continuing
the rumpus, although it had noth
ing to do with them. It was car
ried to the higher courts and all
the men were found guilty.
LAWS DfiLAV SHOWN"
rx GLASS TRIAL
Ran Franeinco. July 24- -The old
| indictments which have been stand
| ing over Louis Glass ever sin re the
days of the prosecution of Scbmitx
j *nd Rueff, are now up for a hear
ing. Judge l^awler has denied the
motion for a dismissal and Glass
lias been ordered to appear on the
thirtieth of this month to answer to
1 1 he charge of bribery
? i 1
hows THrsr
r
We offer One Hundred Dollars Re
ward for any case of catarrh that cat
not be cured by Hall'a Catarrh Cure
F. J. CHENEY A CO.. Toledo, O.
We, the ut)derslgn<>d hare known
F. J. Cheney for the past 15 years,
Toledo. O.
?nd believe him perfet-tly honorable
In all business transactions, and fin
anclally able to carry ont any obliga
lions made by his firm. Waldlng. Kin
nan A Marvin, Wholesale druggists ?
Hall's Catarrh cnre h taken intern
ally, acting dfrectty upon the blood
and mncons Nitac** <c f the system
Testimonials sent free . Price 75c.
per botUe. Sold by ail drmrglst*.
Take Hall'a FWTy TOla for const!
(patlkm. j ,
rRtx;Ri**siVK t \i se is
CjOrfLNQ TO FKOJfT
iiltatgOt .loir 24 ? Gov. John-.
son of California Is going to ;
the state of llllmolf In the Interest j
of Roosevelt and the Progressive ,
party. The campaign will open at :
once, and it is believed that tb<>
progrwu*lve electors will carry every
thing.
Mr. .la m os Oaunt of New York
City, cam? in this morning and will
xo to Dawson and down the river.
Mr. Oaunt In making his first visit
to Alaska and like all new comer*
is charmed with the beauties of;
tbe north.
1
James Hogan. til# popular monu
ment salesman, wi th headquarters
At Juneau, lleft on the Stale of
California after unending several
days In this city.
Mr. George Andt'rson, represent
ing the Decker and Cable Pianos
is again in Skagway. He intends
remaining httre for a few data and
then go to W'hltehor ?e.
M. n White, who haa charge of
the cattle business for the Wach?t
er Cattle company came down from
the interior yesterday and left to
day for the south where he will
purchase another bunch of live
"lock. \
Mr*. Oracvp Miller, formerly of
the Portland Telegram, ia In the
city today having arrived on the
State of California. Mr*. Miller ia
on her way to Fairbanks wh ^re
ahe intends making a thirty days
atay. { \
Miaa Morrill, Misses l^eona and
Klitabeth i.odwlck. Miss Mutiel
Fisher and Hiiaa Kdna I?owe, who
have been seeing the sights of
Skagway for the paat week, left to
day e? the state of California .'or
their home !ln l.os Angeles. Thojr
were guests at the Golden Nortir
and have left instructions to hold
a place for them next summer as
they Intend tio return to this land
of loveliness.
Greer M. Taylor and I-ewl* P.
Grlnnan, two young gentlemen of
Dallas, Texa?., left this morning
for a short visit to Whitehorse and
Dawson. Th'Sy will return to Skag
way and lor.to over the possibilities
for stock raising and other forms
of agriculture in the valleys about
here. These young men are Texas
planters and are thoroughly inter
ested In farming conducted along
scientific llm*.
Owing to 8>n error in sending out
the time for the arrival of the
Princess Sophia, she waa slated to
be in Skagway this morning. A
later wire corrected the mistako
placing her arrival at six o ciom
this evening. It is reported that
she has a large number of Elks
aboard who nere in attendance ' at
the Portland convention and are
taking this opportunity to visit Al
aska.
Mr. and Mrs. I.ewig Humphreys
are in Skagway from New York and
will remain here for an indefinite
stay. Mr. Humphreys will attend j
to the shipping of the machinery to j
the Canadian Yukon Gold Mining)
company at E?wson.
Mr. A. F. Halloway. formerly
with the Alaika Yukon Magniine,
is in Skagway today. Mr. Halloway j
is now representing the Overland
Monthly of &an Franrisco and will
devote his time to descriptive and
illustrated writeups of the north
land.
AX KAPLAXATlOX.
To the people of Skagway and toj
those particularly that sat scribed
to the Alaska Yukon Magaxl.ie dur
ing the year 1911: ,
For the la?t four or five months
said magazine has not been publish
ed, and as I was only a rep resenta
tire of said publication I am cer
tainly no* responsible that the sub
scribers of Sfcagway did not receive
their copies. I have turned into J
the office In Seattle all subscrip
tions taken by me, and whith has
been acknowledged by the Alaska
Yukon Magarlne Co.
T have resigned my positron as
representative of the Alaska Yu
kon magasine
A. P. Hallow-ay.
Lady bookkeeper, stenographer
and secretary? University gradu
ate ? would like employment in
Skagway. editor Daily Alas
kan. tf
It.* NO Tt'NEIl. " ,
Oforpp Anifornnrr, well known
piano expert, is at fh'? He Hotel
for a few day*. Representing
and ('.able Piano and Play
er Pianos. Phone S.
Sf>e for a home cnok?d meal ?
Quick. clean urn-Ice. W4?m! At
Ui* New TTntne ties' *n mnt, Flf Ut
Aretme, half ? mtrmU fro ? Proadwiv
DON'T DELAY.
Some A1 ir. kan i*ecp1? H?r? Learned '?
TJis t Neglect Is Dangerous.
The a! latest symptom of kidney;
trouble if far too serious to b? over
looked. tV? th* umall. neglected 1
Iroublcs ?.H*t IcAd to serious kidney
ailment! ?. Tbat pain in the -'email" of
your br xk; that urinary irregularity;
those headaches and dizzy spells;
tbat * eak, weary, worn-out feeling,
may bo nature's warning of coming
dropsy or fatal Bright* disease. Why ,
risk your life by neglecting these *
symptoms? Reach the cause of the
trouble whUe tJiere Is yet time ? be- 1
gin treating your kidneys at ones
with a tried and proven kidney rem
i edy. No neet' to exverirnent ? Dean's
! Kidney I'll Is have been caring kid
? ney trouble fr>r over 76 years. Doan's
I Kidney Pills are used and recommend
od throughout the civilised world.
Convincing testimony follows:
Mrs. E. A. Husk. 1001 Unkm St..
Olympia, Wash., says: "Although I
have never used Dean's Kidney 1*111*
myself, they have been taken by
other members of my family wl'h
excellent results. They have no
equal for nain and weakness In
back. The persons who used Doan ?
I Kidney 1111s in my family are now
entirely free firom kMney trouble."
For sale by ?11 dealers. Price 60
' cent*. FosterMllburn Co., Buffalo,
New York, sole acenta for United
? States.
Remember the name ? Doan's ? and
! take no other.
SMOKERS ATTENTION
Harold Hartwleaen, miocMMwr U
W. \V. Doughton, ha* taken U>?
axvticy for th? Jiwtly famous
RL IiVFlNITO CLEAR
HAVANA C10AR8.
6.000 just received from the fac
tory at Tampa, Fla. If yon want the
best don't fall to give these goods
? trial. *
j *?
Olymplrf Iwr on draft at the
i Board of Trade Thla famous brew
Is kept constantly fresh both on
draft and In bottles Tkls Is the
time to drink beer. Get it at the
Board of Trade far, where the cel
ebrated Rainier Beer is also kept
In^bottl?-. tf.
The grand opera start
have gone abroad,
but?
you can still htrar th?m sing
their (rreate*! triumph* on tl*
\*ictor.
Though thejr are thousands ol
tmles a?r?jr. Cartrso, Mefba. Tet
raizini. and all the other famous
artists who make records e*
dosirelf for the Virtor. sin* lor
ro? whenever and as often as you
wish.
Ctme tn ??<t h*?r them. ??<f *** ttx
Hifrrenl the V iftof <110 to ll?! >
?nil V if Tor Vietrol* (||5 to tlWK K*f
terms it desired.
WILLIAM BRITT
t-i" tromtir
Victor
Food rooked aa It should b* At
the "White Vnm Cafa " Only tha
heat In the market M ra. Orloff
King, propr!*tresa. tf
H. D. K1RMSE
PIONEER JEWELER
of Alaska
Larjrst and Most Complete
Stock of
Nugget Jewelry an t
Alaskan Curios
| [In The North
Stores at
SKAGWAY* KETCHIKAN
A Fall In Hats
Just an even dozen I
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
i
REMEMBER THE DATE
L. A. HARRISON & CO.
Phone 55
Angeles Beer
COSTS MORE TO BREW
COSTS YOU NO MORE
In Bottles at
BOARDofTRADE bar