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Doing What.
Wearing the ARROW Collar.
Dortero & Son 421 Broadway
? The White Pass
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In TV 0*y at \h*
NEW HOME
RESTAURANT
NOONDAY Q Cr
DINNER *>3
Lodging
Rvtrrthing Clean at*!
Fir* C1&M
Fifth Avenue near Broadway
Draper <? Co.
EASTMAN KODAK SUPPLIES
PHOTOGRAPHERS
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Smokers Articles
A Carefully N.?lec*ed Stock
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nc Artick< n< u. Not*
lV>nt forget the number
428
BROADWAY. (Nw Ftftk)
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Hrorr Pnetontha] Phone 76. Quick I
n*(tWMr* and expr?Mln? on ]
?hort notice, day or nUrht
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Board of Trade
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? Eveything Newfand First ' |
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A Specialty
Popular Prices
i Open Day and Night |
I I' H-M-M-M-l-l-hX
Pack Train
Restaurant
TONY STAfWCH. IN ? ?i?*?
F?e 14 Y??r* W? Hart Swwi ?l?
The Bent in the Markets
?J t?4?* H m t W
Most Popular Eating
House in the North
?> -> New Location ->
Bro*<f*?ay. between Vd and 4th
The Delmomco of Alaska
BErWTET
CAFE
Under New
J. E. TIM EL
Formerly of
0*w*?n Kentucky Kitchen
and tately of
Scott'a Hotel C?rcroe?.
The Best in the Market
Properly Cooked
BEST MEALS IN TOWN
AT POPULAR PRICES
Open from 6 a. m. to 10 p. m.
DON'T FROG
Untom Yoc're Got 50 dorrs
H. Hartwigsen
Steewor to
W. W. 80UGMT0N
nuLn IN
Oigars Tobacco.
Smokers* Articles,
Stationery and Fish
ing Tackle
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RIGHTED BOOKS
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lxw Angeles, Aug IS ? Clarence
Harrow arose in the court room this
moraiag to make his plea to the Jui j
in his own defense. His future de- 1
pends upon the effectiveness of this
showing, and he ft doing It well.;
He is a keen lawyer and a masterly
orator and his utterance^ are drama
tic ?nd convincing.
He told of his relations with
Franklin, *be accusing witness, and
endeavored to show the jury how
It was impossible for him to have
given money to that confessed bribe
taker at the time specified by Frank*
lin, for the simple reason that he 1
was not there when the alleged of- 1
fen so was committed.
His case will go to the jury to- !
morrow.
STKAMSHH* MKTKOR HAS
IlKi LOAD KA(*H WAY
The Pacific Coast SS. company's
Steamship Meteor arrived In Skag
I way early this morning In command
of Captain Wm. Thompson and Pur
ser K. S. Bishop They brought up
S3 tons of machinery for Dawson
and left at 2 p. m. for the south.
She left Seattle with 3,600 tons of
combustibles, cannery supplies and
machinery. On her south bound!
trip she will take on about 3,800
tons, consisting of "00 drums of
wh'-le oil at Whale Bay, 15,000
cases of canned salmon at Funter
Bay. 5.000 at Kake and 10,000 at j
Rose Inlet She will also load 1,000
tons of ore and six hundred tons of '
marble
mXiiUKss spkxiw monky
I. IKK A R? M-SOAKKO SAILOR
Washington, Aug 15 ? The Se i
ate has passed the pension appro
priation bill which provides money
for the payment of soldier's vouch
ers The bill has an amenCiftc-:
it which at?olishes all pension agen
cies after the first of the coming
year, and thereafter payments will
foe made direct from Washington
The army appropriation bill, car
rying ninety four millions of dol
lars was also passed
SKNATK WILL PASS
PATi HKIM P CANAL IlILL
Washington. Aug. 15 ? The Pana
maCanal blH conferees have re*ched
iin agreement b> which America
ownwi ships engaged In the foreign
trade will he denied frw passage
through the canal, but will be sub
ject to the name tolls and regula
tions that are to be Imposed on
foreign vessels. The amendment wl
doubtless carry nnd pass the senate
lodav.
MKMRKR <>K TAKT CABINET
PRAIHKR HIS 1WJ8B
Chautauqua, Aug 15 ? Attorney
General Wlckersham was the prin
cipal speaker at yesterday's meeting
of the Chnutauquaa society in ses
sion here. He spoke of the affairs
of the nation in general and of
President Taft in particular. Hl?
remarks on the president were very
laudatory and sometimes extended
to fulsome flattery.
The present occupant of the pres-|
identlal chair, according to Mr
Wlckersham, should receive the
praises of the nation for his Impar
tiality In recogni*ln|c neither friends
nor foes In his administration of
government affairs.
SON HORN TO W1KK OF
JOHN JAOOB ASTOR
N>* York, Aug. 15 ? A seven
and three quarter pound boy was
bom to Mr* John Jacob Astor at
S:15 yesterday morning. The infant
will take the name of his noted
father who lost his life on the Ti
tanic.
CRAB MKAT (TMTi TAILS
at
The Tack Train Restaurant
Hrrrni a la carte.
The best meals In Whltehorse *t
the "White Pass Cafe," only white
help employed. Mr*. Orloff King
proprietress tf
Deltctom ice CreMn and ice
cream soda, with strictly pure fruit
J aloes aod crushed fruits at the
Vletwa Cafe, Broadway, betwaeo
Fifth and Sixth Avea tf
None better ana purer than Gibson
rye. Rainier and Olympla beer. Or
ders by *pbone promptly delivered.
The Mascot tt
15c for a borne cooked meal ?
quick, clean sen-ice Where? At
the New Home Restaurant, FWti
Arena* . half a minute from Broad va.
SKAt.WAY ItOSKS MJIAI
THOSE OF CALIFORNIA I
Mrs. William Tllden baa demon
strated that the loveliest kind of
roaea may bo grown in Skagwtfy.
Roses of the out-door, garden varie
ty are now blooming in her garden
along with the sweet peas, pansies
and daisies. Her roses equal in j
beauty, and surpass in fragrance, th '
celebrated California varieties. Whatj
Mrs. Tllden lias done others may do/
and if homo owners clo not have ros
es it is owing to negligence in plant-'
ing and caring for thorn.
NKW ASSISTANT MAW.KK
OF ATLAS MIXING <*>.
Mr. C. A. Mowry, of l>ar*on, Ma-!
ho, has accepted the position of As-1
slstant manager of tfee Atlas Mining
company, tecently made vacant by
the resignation of John Mocine.
Mr. Mowry for the past six years
has been associated with W. D.
Greenough, general manager of the
Atlas Mining company, In various
mining operations conducted by that
gentleman, and was formerly nian.ig
of the Snow Storm Mining company,
of l^irson, Idaho.
It Is expected that Mr. Greanough
will be In Skagway within the next
few days.
The l*rlncewi May will sail south
this evening at 7 o'clock
P. Moll or Dawson was In the
city yesterday. He loft for Dawson
this morning.
The Princess Ena left Vanconver
last night wltb 1.200 tons of freight
for Skagwny.
Thomas A. Bowen and wife of
Windsor, Mo., are listed among the
tourists in Skagway today.
A. \V. Hartman and F. K. Bond
are registered at the (iolden North,
while on thHr way to Fairbanks
W H. Harris, Mni. Harris and
their son, from Johnson City, Tenn.,1
took the trip to Bennett today.
Mr. Thomas Gosdon of the firm
of Gosdon-Kob?'rtson Co., Vancouver,
Is one of tht- tourists In Skagway to
day.
Misses F. Arnold, 0. K. Reiner
and Qraoe Reiner, the teachers who
will have charge of the Rkngway
scools for the com in, { year, arrived
from the south yesterday on the
I>olphln. School opens next Mondays.'
Mayor J. M. Tanner, accompanied
by Mrs. Tanner, arrived home yes
terday aMer spending a month and
a half In the cities of the Pacific
coast, where they have enjoyed a
pleasant vacation.
Jim Hull, a well Known hard rock
miner, who lias been at the Five Fin
gers Coal Mine for iiome lime, has
been visiting friends in Skagway for
a couple of days. Jim will go over
to the copper mine tomorrow.
Mr. A. N C. Treadftold, accompnn
ted by Mrs Treadgold arrived on
the May yesterday, having returned
direct from Ku rope. Mr. Treadgold
left yesterdfty for the interior. Mrs.
Treadgold remaining Hn Skagway tin
til his return
Mr. and Mrs. Addition of Victoria
arrived yesterday on the May for a
visit at the home of Mr. and Mrs. F.
F. W. Lowl*. This young couple
were but recently married and are
taking a honeymoon trip in Alaska
Mrs. Addison is a sister of Mrs.
!<ow1e.
President Dickeson,. W. B. Close
and Superintendent Hahn l?*ft this'
morning In the president's private
car for an inspection of the railroad.
They will ro to Whltehorse today
and expert to return tomorrow. Mr.
Rlanchard, pi irate secretary to Mr.
Dickeson, accompanied the party.
A few days a SCO the Dally Alaskan
published a request for Informs
tlon regarding the whereabouts of ?
man named Heaeock. As a result,
we have learned that Teddy Heaeock
lives in Fairbanks and that he has
a namesake In Ruby.' Anybody by
that name who is lost will confer
a favor by reporting to this office.
The Dvorak Conceit Trio, withj
headquarters at Tacoma, have sent i
out advance notices of a tour In the,
North which they intend making lni
the fall. They will give concerts in j
Dawson during the firit week in Sep
t ember and will arrange for a stay
in Skagway upon theiir' return trip.
The state newspapers speak highly
of the ablliiy of the Trio of Musi
cians.
FURNISHED HOUSE WANTED- j
Wanted to rent a stnall furnished j
house. Must have cilljr water. En-;
quire of the Daily Alaskan.
HAIH NATURALLY A 3 UN OA NT. |
R'brn i la " * ? ?f IJd'ilrrir, I? Crows :
"I n ? trinaiiy.
K*fr j?r* pant, -ns .'Bil di i<!ruff * ar**, f
pa i r'*Tf. nr." *'? IcVv or Irritating affair* j
tnat to no earthly r<wd. Hair, when not j
dlsearod. or I'-vg naturally, luxuriant!}* '
Dandruff h> tho wmo of nh<>-rer.th* of J
kit half trouble, and dandruff la c.vjMd
by a ?rrrr. Tb? enly way to cure dand
ruff is - ' i'l fi? f rm; and. wo far. th?
only hr .r reparation that ?win positively
deatroy t). ? .:*nn la Snvhro'n Herplrlde?
tbaolntcly h.trmlfg. fro? from *tbw.
?wllraen'. dye matter or dnrjrrjroun >lnm.
It alia; ' lr.^ Instantly; mr.ke* hafr
gtany ::i ' *:>'t aa rtlk. "Destroy the
rauae. yon rernoro the effort." Sold by
leediny dr?g*l?t". Send l(r? i,-? atampa for
nmp> to The Horpieiw Co., Detroit,"
Mich.
One dollar bottle* guaranteed.
Wm Drltt, Special A Kent, SVacway.
TO CURE A COLO IN ONE OAV
Take LAXATIVE BROMO Quinine |
Tablet*. Druggist* refund money If'
It falls to cure. E. W. GROVE'S il?- j
nature Is on each box. 25c.
Tne grand opera star* ||
have gone abroad, I
but ?
yon can still hoar them sinv I
their greatest triumphs on the
Victor.
Though thejr are thousands of
miles away, I aruso, Melba. Tet
raz.-ini, anil all the other famous
irtisis who make records ex
clusively for the Victor, sing for
yon whenever and as often as you
wish.
( otrr m and he*r them, nnrf ttt the
of ?hr Victor < % :r- to 1100)
ind Victor Vtetrolt ($15 to |2Q0). Fmt ^
term* ?f dwired.
WILLIAM FRITT
THF. DRUGGIST
:^K
? ? 't?' t \> ?* lU^Ui
Victor^
DON'T DELAY.
8ome Alaskan People Have Lear *1
That Neglect is Dangerous.
The slightest symptom of k id- *7
trouble is tar too serious to b? over
looked. It's the small, negl?.ted
trouble* that lead to serious kidney
ailment*. That pala la the "small" of
jour back; that urinary irregularity;
those headaches and diasy spell ?;
that weak, weary, worn-out feeling,
may be nature's warning of coming
dropsy or fatal Bright a dispute Why
riak your fcfe by neglecting these
symptom*? Reach the cause of the
trouble while Uiere Is yet Ume ? be
gin treating your kidney* at ov?
with a tried and proven kidney rem
edy. No need experiment ? Doan*
Kidney Pills have been curing kid
ney trouble for over 76 years. Doan a
Kidney Pill* are used and recommend
ed throughout the civilised world.
Convincing testimony follows:
Mrs. E. A. Husk, 1001 Union 8U
Olympia, Wash., cays; "Although I
hare never used Doan 9 Kidney Pills
myself, they have been taken by
other members of my family wi'h
excellent result*. They have no
equal for pain and weaknees In the
back. The person* who used Doan *
K^ney Pill* tn my family are now
entirely free firom kidney trouble."
For sale by *11 dealers, prlr# 60
cent*. Foster-Mllbiirn Co., Buffalo,
New Tork, so'e *%er t? for UnPed
States.
Remember the name ? Dota'l1 Uil
take no other.
H. D. K1RMSE
PIONEER JEWELER
of Alaska
I -argwf and Mo*l Complete
Slock of
Nugget Jewelry and
Alaskan Curios
In The North
Store* at
SKAGWAY f* KETCHIKAN
[Ill fill IK1II1S
Chinchilla Coatings
58 inches wide at - - - $3.50 a yard
Two Tone Coatings
Made by the Oregon Woolen Mills- Very Smart for
Suits or Cloaks
54 inches wide at - - - $2.50 a yard
Changeable Soft Taffeta's
27 inches wide, only - - $1.10 a yard
Heavy Novelty Worsteds
and
Wide Wale Serges (J?.)
Just the right weight for fall and winter
Our prices the lowest, quality considered
LA. HARRISON & CO.
Phone 55
Angeles Beer
COSTS MORE TO BREW
COSTS YOU NO MORE
in Bottles and on Draf* at
AIL flRSf CLASS BARS