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Sill? ImUc iiwlt. a ?. ,U0 OUlU'e i
world on o*u fcicat cv^u y. ?
?vor 2>iui.v Ue i-.^sc- v ycur ci ?
?Old a^2> po~r*>~ .i.w. *~.v cTcco^ u. -
beauicd c*. A ? ?. .. ia., coavci'v
oU into mou^v . ko*u.; i .. ~o xk'.??ious.
lleuco LiK v. -v. . * *~or uuia
t*i Or flL- U,.vvU Uv . a..CtwO O.A.J
mind to iut jiiKi o. uw Oihiuigut sua
\\ Uuw more u4l?r tiiciiy t^uii
piece of uu^t . joweiery, either a*
a tranio ic: - ? . masUv :?
ivory, ii-d...0u L'v cv>uuu*ca?5 y?,-uij?
It aiusi fcidUviTi. \i# ii IkU^^cLd jv-u^cvi lu
ofaaiu work ly a a.wied a* ? ^a... A
brooch or so.-ary nu^-.t of curious
DAtUTiii ^Uiipc ia a s.. av e air whit. In
teils the story cu t-o rasii to
the Kiond.ie.
The fact Uul a purchase of nugget
jewelery is .u reu. -> au ...v . jta.ent
in an article Jut la.aot dtvre^iate
seeius to be daw upon the vis
itors to the North. .vad and the sa.e.
are rapiuiy increasing iu this line
O X goods.
H. D. Kirmse has made a study of
the art of nugget jeweler? mounting,
and has the finest display of the
"yellow meou" ever gathered to
gether in ore salesroom.
iii Oil
THIS STRUGGLE DISCOURAGES
MANY A CiTi^KN Oi ALASKA
.Around ail ia> wi"i a a achi:>,
fctck;
Can't rest at night;
Enough to make any one "give
ou-"
I>oaaa Kidney Fids wiU give re
ntaed life.
They will cure the backache;
Cure every k.uney iii.
Here is convincing proof that this
is so.
Mrs. H. M. Thomas, H - . .th St..
Oakiaad, CaL, says:
' The merit oi iJoan s Kidney i'ills
has been lnorough.y proven to me
and consequently i have no hesita
t'oc in recommenuing them. About
two years ago 1 BU.^reu from pains
in my back a...i i believe the trcabi
was caused by excessive runn::ig or' .
the sewiug aaachine. as Doaa's Kic
ney fills ha-e been ased ty a, mem
b*r of our famLy w.j t^e besi o:
r?>uits, 1 was advised to try them
Mi' oh to my grat^'.^auo.. ^^v-prov^.
to be just what 1 re<i-."ia, driving
away my aches a i paius and impro
ing my health, i have kept a supply
in the house since then, knowing
tha' they c&i be relied upon to give
relief from kidney disorders."
For sale bj all doa-trs 1'nce . v
cfnts. Foster- Milbarn Co., Buffalo
NVw York, sole agents for the Unit
ed States.
He-member the name ? Doan's ? and j
tai* no other
None better and purer than Gibson
rye. Rainier and Olympia beer. Or
ders by 'phone promptly delivered.
The Mascot. 1 1
Btfore you stampede, get your
Loation Notices, Placer cr Quarts,
ircm the tXiib Alaskan. tf
TIE STRIKE
ON CANADIAN
ad Canadian creeks is promising
s?ys the IX.wsuii N. w &. The report
unite, old-time Dawson miner and
men h. tat wii. h.i? jiisi returned by
>\ wik ?.>e?ug uoi.e uii aisvovtry
on Britannia by De ia Pole, Charles
. .rown, ITiutz and oa< or two others,
"They are getting on well, and are
1 fitting in a bedrock drain, hoping
?ible to find out more exactly what
"'The gravel seems to be 300 to 400
[However, there is no big lamped t\
taking when 1 ?a- th- i . No one
leogtik of Bonanza. Three urih-s of
..nnia u : rail. - th. mouth of
boldt Steam-, ;p C npany reports
six o'clock this n vri ; a I that she
would be in Sk:. wa> ?rrow at er
nocev
GRAND REDUCTION OF STOCK
SALE
The Pack Tratn is now selling a
ig lot of Qood Goods at reduced
prices as they are getting too old
o hold and sell at a profit Your3.
If. Hera:ar Grimm
PROFESS'ONAL CAR t>?s
Attorney*
ROYAL A. GUNNISON
Attorney- At-Lav*
P. O. Box E. * Juneau, Alaska
H. B. LE FEV?*E
Attorney- At-L aw
;k??vV. <Ylask*
?
ROBERT W. JENNINGS
Attorney -at-La w
Juneau, - - Alaska.
Dentists.
OR. L. S. KELLER
DENTIST
Most Modern Methods.
Open Evenings.
Office Honrs: S>-12 a. m. 1-6 p. m.
Abakan Building, ? Broadway
SKAGWAY, - - . ALASKA.
Dental Supplies.
M. F. PATTERSON & COMPANY
? Dealers In ?
DENTAL SUPPLIES
*'+S-52 Central Bids-, Seattle, Wash
Oiders by mail or cable will iv
ceive prompt attention. Catalogm
request.
Engineers
H. P. M. BlRKlNHIXi:
ENGINEER
J. S. Deputy Land and Mlnsra
? : Survsyor : ?
Poller Bids- ? Hainea, AiasKi
Music Teachers.
MISS M. G. HINDSHAW
Teacliar of
PIAN0 FORTE
Special Terms tor a Limited
Number of Beginner*
EIGHTH AVE. AN(? MAIN ST.
F
TIE INTERIOR
R. F. Lewis, of Juneau, returned on
last night's train from an extended
trip into the interior. Mr. Lewis is
. ery conservative in his views, but
not pessimistic.
l>own at Iditarod, he thinks condi
tions are not good for the reason that
there is too much town for the coun
try to support While there is some
led ground, the extent of the pay
has been greatly exaggerated. The
season's Output, he thinks, will reach
somewhere near two million, most of
which will come from Flat creek.
Mail conditions at the Iditarod, are
an abomination, says Mr. Lewis, and
the government is doing practically
nothing to make the service better.
It i? an outrage that the people down
there showld be treated in the way
they are.
Nearly all of Flat creek is operated
on lays or leases, abd some have
thrown up their contracts because of
the inability to make expenses, owing
largely to the great expense of oper
:i ing, and heavy useless machinery
that has been taken in, which has
proven a dead loss. They strip the
und and then shovel in, and the
ov erburden is so heavy that it takes
u;> all the profit Conditions ou Otter
creek are about the same, though
Trice and Akin are drifting on a
bench claim ou this creek, which is
rich, and they are doing fine.
"It is a big country, and there' is
lots of ground yet to prospect," said
,\ir. Lewis, "and it may develop that
there is more very good ground In
the country. Expenses are very
heavy down there; wages are ten
dollars per day, and wood sells from
-?"> to 30 dollars per cord.
"The Innoko proper has never been
boomed as the Iditarod. but it looks
very good and the men are quietly
taking out some money, and doing it
at a profit."
Mr. Lewis i^aid the boat stopped at
Ruby, which is the town of the new
diggings on Ix>ng creek, a short dis
tance below Tanana. This place is
. town of 500 to 600 people. There
are about a dozen houses and the
balance of the town consists of tents.
T:i; diggings are S5 miles back, and
P has been located on two creeks,
a* . ording to reports. On Long creek
they claim to have $t.00 to the squar
font of bedrock, but just how much
earth has to be sluiccii to get this
pay he could not say.
The bedrock is about twenty feet
deep on an avera.se. Another creek
n?^ar Long, or a tributary of the lattcO
is said to have pay. The people of
the town are somewhat up in the air
">:i am ount of the distance Kick to tl^
Looking at some of the ore samples
i the Alaskan office, Mr. Lewis said
that Skagway should develop a mine
from the favorable indications. The ore
vked irood. and development work
only i< required, lie hoped, he said,
'hat old Ska c way would come to the
front.
KN1K. July 21' Milo Kelly, super
intendent for the Alaska Gold Quartz
Company, sot his mill running on
June 29, and everything appears pro
pitious for a successful season's run.
The property is showing up exceed
ingly well and next season it Is
planned to add to the mill's capacity.
Ou account of the delay in the arri
val of the stamp mill equipment the
Krooklyn Development will be unable
t,> install the machinery this year. De
velopment work continues on the
property, which is showing up in fine
shape.
The Gold Bullion Mining Company
started their stamps dropping today.
The tram towers had to be changed
a id this delayed the company.
Subscribe for the Dally Alaskan.
The Pacific Coast Company's ex
cursion steamer Queen will be in
Skagway early tomorrow morning.
The Princess Ena of the C. P. line,
finished discharging her cargo and
left southbound ibis morning.
A party of Jefferson excursionists
had luncheon at the Pull en Honse to
day and made the trip up to Kern
I Castle.
Only One "BROMO QUININE," that li
Laxative Bromc Quinine
Cures a CoK in T> jj' G-ip in 2 Days
WILY WIDOW
WANTS WEALTH
Just see what Skasway's mining
boom is doing. Attention has boon
railed to our prosperity away ba< k
in Omaha ? listen to the following,
oh you skeptics; ? this appml is made
direct to the chivalry of Skagway't
noble sons ? and reads;
Editor Daily Newsp&p r.
Dear Sir:? would you be ?o ki ii
as to print the following in your
dally newspaper?
A handsome, fine musician. widow
of 2S years, with larp< dark eyfs,
highly educated; five feet, si* iii 'h.
tall; weight HO pounds; would like
to hear from some wealthy gentleman;/
mining mni* who is single.
This lady has a very rich mine of
nine claims and must get the right
party to open it up for her. No mar
ried man need answer. This hi-ly has
been single five years ? husband dead.
He was a mining broker. She is a
great lover of prospecting hersHf
and would like to hear from some
wealthy mining man up there in Al
aska, who would like to become bet
ter acquainted with this young widow
and at the same time open up her
property for her.
Her relatives are the most aristo
cratic and wealthy in Omaha, but sh<'
won't let her relatives get their hands
on her property. She pref< rs a gen
tleman who is lonesome like hen If
and with plenty of money to open up
her property ? age makes no differ
ence as long as he is older 'ban she
and single, BI T HE MUST HE A
GOOD MAN.
Hoping to hear from the right
party.
Very respectfully,
P. O. Hox 1"3. Omaha. Neb
P. S. Will let you know later how I
come out.
THE RIIBY
GREEK STRIKE
FAIRBANKS. .Inly 2?- Those who
have stampeded u> the Novi diggings
are not trying to find the A tent
ol the pay on Long creek and its
tributaries.
Instead of prospecting, the great
majority of the stamped en are scur
rying over the country In search of
vacant ground, or waiting around at
Ruby for the town to grow up around
them. Such is th< information re
ceived in a letter from Arthur V.
Heacock.
Heacock says there are between
150 and 200 people scattered over the
creeks and there are about as many
more at Ruby City, where a number
of them are preparing to erect build
ings. There is no lumber there, and
the logs, which have been cut and
hauled to the townsite, came from a
considerable distance.
The timber ir. the immediate vicin
ity of Ruby is unfit for building, but
there is plenty up and down tho river
and back a distance from the town
site.
When the Martha Clow left Ruby
City three restaurants had been op
ened in tents, and meals were selling
at from $1 to $1.50. There was but
a limited amount of grub in the camp
and there were no other supplies of
any description.
Heacock writes that he h*d been
all over the ereeks and the ramp
looked good to him. tar had been
located in fife holes on Long creek,
indicating a paystreak at least 1 ,000
feet long and reports had reached
town of a strike 60 miles !>? yond Long
on a new creek, the name of which
is not given.
Packers from Kuby to Long ereek
are getting 40 cents a pound, but just
at present there Is nothing to pack,
not enough provisions having been
landed to keep a pack train busy.
Louis Stroup and Wallsky are re
ported to have sold a half interest in
four claims for $22,000, receiving $!.?
000 down and the balance on time.
Three steamers are flue tomorrow.
A. F. Hollo way, of the Alaska- Yuko
magazine, came up from Haines yes
terday and reports splendid success
down there, getting 60 subscriptions
in the few hours he was out. He left
on the Jefferson today for Sitka, and
will continue westward from that
place, taking in all the towns and
camps.
Thrrr will be another of Ui- R*v
l>riv?"s conUnwu* revival wtin** ;
it the M?>thod(st < htirrh timight. TV
' mhJrK t Tor tntilght'n wrnioii I* Th*
DUferKMt Itatwwwi Man *nd j
SptcudM musk*; iwmWr* will Ik
rr-ndeiv-d during tht mc-Kin*. WU! !
A>rd will slnft "Cam TTiy Hf^d on
thp Wlteffc." Evrryon I* wrfeoiw. j
Mrs Nor mm F, TVfa^lt r*tnft?Pd '
bomr on th<? JFtTPrTpon todrtj
Miss Or>7i<>v(<>vo HMn h#(- *r
<""P'<*d r pA*itJ?n i- *t j
Lynch'# store
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YOUR EYES EXAMIMEL rfttl OP
CHARGE.
1| "will fw? NOT A CENT t/?
h?t# T*mr *rm ?mn<n?rf tf U?r? '?
irjythln* wrnft* vfth t4?n ?? will
W1 yon. iH ?? will fit th?n wit*
that wlR iMk* iriwl
lutftla. W? foe U>? gta****
on ?T. OUR PRICKS ARB RIOHT.
Our repair <Jep?'"tm*nt U tlto b*?'
W? m*k? thlnzs Aft GOOD Aft NRW.
Ve do wort promptly <uv<t GUARAN
TOR SATISFACTION
Hut line of watrh**. clo^kt ?n<t J?w
"lry, Inrhxllnc an<! MVtmrtr
z!M<nr?rt nod efcltuiware la the ?<ty.
J. IKUTA,
Jeweler >ml Oyitrtan
Every Little Movement "
(of the needle)
Has A Meaning Of Its
Own"
What do your embroidery ftitchf* mean?
Time waster! or ratirfActory result*?
*nrely the latter if yon cbonee from our
well elected ptock of
FANCY WORK MATERIALS
Including
B PURSES in Linen
and Moire
:? Table Runners
J Monogram Pillows
? Baby Bibs
? Traveling: Aprons
J Baby Clothes rack
n Shirt Pockets
Stamped
Crepe Kimonas
Shirt Waists on
Flaxon
Corset Covers, cam
brie or nainsook
Calling Card Cases
Laundry Bags
MULT1 COVER HAT PINS ;
A practi <al invention which ^nabl#* yoh to hare a hat ?
pin to match each unit
L. A. HARRISON & CO.:
Store Open Rvenin^s :: Phone 55
The Skagway Pioneer Dairy J
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'The Sanitary Milk Ranch'* J
1 1 9m 1
Th* larjree! ?n<: best dairy in /*!*?**. < ""?> * w
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Daily Shipment# of Pure Milk and Cream
To ?11 points on Whit* Put A R. it*.
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Juneau, - AUftka
OLDEST BANK IN (ALASKA
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at the
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