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FRUIT! FRUIT!! i
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' Arriving on lQty of Seattle' ft 'Humboldt' :
Th<?$e shipments mark the real beginning of the
canning season
PRICES,? you will find to be right :
? QUALITY.-weU come tod see for yourself !
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' Wf will s*ay, though. that we can buy fruit which w* could ?
otter vou at lower price*, but we have found that the ,
ladies ol Skagwav always demand the very best
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C. W. Ask & Sons ;
hmm ii 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 n n i m i n n i h in i ii ' '
W* now han?ll*? th?*
B. V. D. Underwear
Sold at Seattle prkt*
Dortero & Son 42 1 Broadway
? The White Pass
? II ll Wliiteborse.
? nOtel ..... Yakoa Ter.
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* Tke General Traveling PoWic
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* C. RACINF. M*r .mJ FVorr j
? Rate*: -51. W per Da* aaJ Upj
ROYAL I
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[ AJI Work OowutMsl Short }
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Best Meals
In Th# CVy at the
NEW HOME
RESTAURANT
NOONDAY QCr
DINNER.?
Lodging
F>*rrthir?c Clean arx:
First Class
Fifth Ararat near Broadway
Draper <Sc Co.
EASTMAM KODAK SfPPLItt
PHOTOGRAPHERS
PhJafctac km tor tfcoa*
*K? U>? b?tta*
FVB ttr. at F\hr*. PteVa *nd Pa.
nr*.
Mail orJ?ra careful:* tttemdad to
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Draper * Co, P. O. Bo* -Q."
) CANDY
\ CIGARS
I TOBACCO
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Smoker* Article*
A Ctrefally Selected Stock
?>f N, tions. Such as Shave g
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Hwt FYWenthel n?on? 7t. Quick
menace vd expreerioc on
?ihort notice. or Btxbc
f > !?;-!??. I I I -H- 1 ?!?! 1-h f
Board of (Trade
Pafp
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(inaiM A CWtk. Pt>n nlf 'J|
Evevthing New and First t
Class
Ranqurti and Private J
A Speciaky
Popular Prices
J- Open Day and [Night !C
4- ?} -h : ; i h -h i 1 1 -h-i-i-X
Pack Train
Restaurant
TOMY STAMVCH.
Far 14 Tf?n W * Hit* Strrt4 mh
The Best in the Markets
IM t?4?? il it tW
Most Popular Eating
House in the North "J
-> New Location ?> ->
Broadway, between 3rd and 4th
Tbe Delmonico of Alaska
I -am
Opece d Under New
Management
J . E . TENREL
Formerly ot
Dawton Kentucky Kitchen
end lately of
Scott * Hot*| Carcroaa.
The Best in the Market
Properly Cooked
BEST MEALS IN TOWN
AT POPULAR PRICES
Open from 6 a. m. to 1 0 p. m.
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DON'T FROG
Unteaa You've Got SO Ckvts
H. Hartwigsen
W. W. BOUOMTQW
DKALU nt
Cigars Tobacco.
Smokers' Articles,
Stationery and Fish
ing Tackle
t.aaes cncruATnro ubbary
IWCLCTWXO UTBT OOPT
RIGHTED BOOKS
waoasntRS, nrwsrAPcas and
OTHKR miOOtCttl
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t*. S. MARIPOSA VMNJVRKD
PARKKR-BROWN ABOARD
Seattle, Aug. 39 ? The Steamship
Mariposa, which rammed her nose
a hundred feet into th? Valde*
wharf Saturday, arrived from the
North last evening uninjured, hav
ing been pulled off the mud by the
Admiral Sampson when the tide was
high. The passenger list contained
the names of Profeesor Parker and
Belmore Brown, who have Just re
turned from Valde* after climbing
the heights of Mt. McKinley. Mr.
Brown say* he will never attempt
to climb the mountain again, be
cause the work Is not worth the
powder He has practically scaled
the top and but a few feet sepertt
ed him front the finish. .
PITCH FOKK BK\ TILLMAN
STILI, MAKINO
ColumbK, Aug. 29? Returns from
the primary election in South Caro
lina indicate the renomlnation of
Senator Benjamin Tillman. Mr.
Tillman has been in the senate
since 1R94, when he defeated Gen
Ben Butler.
Cole L. Blease, seems to be lead
ing for the gubernatorial preference
He Is the present governor and is
considers! popular enough to be re
elected
mun nnuiKRs talw
OF ItKTTKR HKJHWAVH
Salt 1-aks, Aug. 29 ? The Trans
Mississippi congress is In session
here this week The discusnloi of
the members yesterday waa devoted
mostly to making speeches at d lis
tening to reports on the subject of
good roads. The congress has be
come very persistent since Its orga
nisation in scouring appropriations
for the construction of roads and
largely as a result of their agitation
much good has been accomplished
DAKROtt CLAIMS HK
IS BKINti 1'KR.HW'ITKH
Iais Angeles, Aug. 29 ? Judge Wil
lis has set the second trial of Clarence
l>arrow to come up for hearing on
October 2lst It promises to be a 1
long drawn out affair with little j
chance for conviction the general
impression being that the strongest
case the state has was shot when the
l.*>ckwood case went against it. Dar
row and his council seem certain
l hat no jury can be obtained to con- j
vlct them, and the persistency of the;
Rrectors' Association in pushing the;
case seems to prejudice public sen
timent against the granting of ano
ther trial Harrow claims it is per
secution pure and simple
| House* For Retit: ? <i. R. Wright
j North Rixl. "
HOT I C F..
The CltUens of Skagway are cor-'
dially Invited to inspect the newly in
stalled observation car put In ser
vice August 26.
O. L. D1CKESON",
St President W. P. & Y.
SMELTER WILL BE IHILT
WHEN MINE!* A HE DE\ EliOPKD,
When W. B, CIom and O. L. IMc-l
keson were in til* Interior two
?to, Mr. Close wired the Dawson |
News from Carciroaa the following ri?
ply to an Inquiry regarding his view
on the Yukon:
"I have Just reached the Yuko.i,
and completed a hurried first trip to
the copper mini** at Whltehorse.
These properties look very encourag
Ing, and there Is every Indication of
their permanency, When these bo
dies of ore are sufficiently developed
they undoubtedly will support a'
smelter, for which capital will he
found."
OKiMlNATKH CDLOR 8CWKME
M>R KXP<>SITH?N |{<M>EH
San Francisco, Aug. 29 ? Jules'
Ouerln, the famou* artist who dld|
the mural paintings for the Pennsyl-!
vanln d'-pot In New York, and who
haa been appointed Director of Co j
lor apd l?ecoratl<>ns of the Exposi- j
tlon, states that the color of the;
roofs of the Exposition Palaces has j
been selected and will play a very
Important part In the day time and
in the night Illumination Me states
that the entire Exposition in color
will have a Spanlith and Italian feel
ing to It; and that he Intends to ob
viate the white of the buildings
which was so sevore on the eyes at
previous Expositions.
The State of California will arrive
In this port Saturday noon with a
fair sited passenger list and 180
tons of freight.
Ed Dillon leave* tonight on the
May for a visit of uncertain duratlo
to the cities of the Sound.
Mr. A*. R Walsh, member of the
Westrm Und Co., Ltd , with head
quarters In Victoria, was one of the
passengers on the Princess May
which came in yesterday. Mr. Wal.fc
is a brother of Charles J. Walsh,:
formerly of Skagway, where he was
employed for several years In thej
Canadian Hank of Commerce. They]
are both living now in Victoria, C. |
J. being connected with a bank, and j
A. R handling real estate.
Mr. Swan, who for the past few I
rears has served as electrician for
the Home Power company of Skag
way, has resigned and will leave on j
the May this eveuing for San Fran
cisco. At ihat time he will meet his
family and they will go to Oklahom
to make their future home, where
Mr. Swan la to have charge of an
electrical plant. Mr. Tungren who
has been acting as assistant engineer
has taken the place made vacant by
the resignation of Mr. Swan, and
Matt Sundeen will act as assistant
engineer until a new man Van be se
cured
Seventeenth Century Wagon*.
The intr<?lu<-tiini of stage wagons
in Kncland a!w>nt the middle of the
seventeenth century led to many
abuses. In London they were known
ns "hell '?art*" on account of the hot
time they gave the unfortunates inside
Their drivers wvre said to be "seldom
sol>er. never civil and iilways late." and
their slxe? copied br other vehicles
was stch that when flhey broke down
all traffic beui;;d "was necessitated to
,, ? ri ?t"t on in os*. b?r?*Jv deep.
*|? ?!* JU JU ?|t ?J* ?*? ?'? A ?*? ?|? ???
IA Chain I
4.
I of Logic :
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+ Thnv ?re over TTfHKK-Ql'AR- . +
. TKRS of a MIIiLIOX RKMIXOTOX +
TYI'KWKITKRS in use today more ^
4* than luijr other miikp ?u?il more than
4* many oth?*r? mmWnf?l.
. ? +
+ Remington Typewriter Co., Inc. +
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i+ 1111 THIHO AVK.. HKATTI.K. .j.
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| + ,f + + + + + + 4- + + 4. 4+ 4*'f + + ,l''l*4, + 4*4,+
wet way* tfll It tfirm to >.?, I
on." Imrlng the reivu at CtmrtH II. |
parlin i.ent passed m> net conewnfrtg !
the siae of cart* it ml wagon*. with 1
exlremeiy heney pnwltln ft>r Infrlnee
inetit*. but when (to art en me to be
applied It was dl^overed that the mod
el prescribed by It was Imiaraetfrable '
to aoeh an ettent that the jndge* gave ;
direction* not to enforce th* act.
A Woman and a Tigae.
Although ilic tiger usually does Ita
hunting at Muht, It dc|>nft? nt times
from this iablt. ewperfctliy if it hap
pen* to t>e ? man enler In the province
of Nam. In trw northern pnrt of Htam.
a villager and hi* wife were gathering
wood one afternoon In the Jungle. Sud
3eniy a tiger leaped on the man. seined
him by the ankl?, threw him oter Ita
back and made tor the wood*. The
wife, mad with grief and excitement,
followed. After going perhaps .200
yard* the tiger iltopped, dropped Ita
victim and began to play with him pre
eiaely aa a cat play* with a mouse.
The woman, armed only with a atont
bamboo club, atole up behind the henat
and amote It on the neck By great
good lock ahe broke two of the ver j
tebrae and killed the animal Instantly '
Then ahe dragged her senaelea* bus i
band back to their hut and called the
nelghltor*. The man. alth'itigb badly j
manled. Anally recovered. In token of
admiration for the woman* bravery
the chao phya. or governor of the
province, gave her a life i<en*loti and
1 silver medal.- Votith* Companion
A High Testimonial
(.ndv tenet iri ok n m:ini' Was root
ia*t mHrnM ?,itl?Beii with von? Maid
-Well mum *h< sold <lie ?as vert
ple:i?< |/ * tiep i ten
Mam a man's vbr~ bar* at ttr?t
heen nnthli'v wnr?? tilth p?*l -tnall
tie* r???? ? I .1 II in
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ANOTHER WONDER OF SCiENCE.
llli>lo*y has Proved that Dandruff 1*
f sosrfl by a flerm.
Science m donlg wonder* tV?e days In
?nrdloine as wall ax In mechanics. fllnc* '
Adam lived, the human race his been |
troubled with dandruff. for nh'e'i ro hair
preparation haa heretn'or~ proved a sac- ;
jesaful cure until Newbrr Itrrjl idr wa*
put on the market. It W a scienflfl prep
oration that kills t* p-rrr thit -raks* j
landrufT or ectrrf by dUr'rr Into th
train to wet at the root of the I - arher^
it *aps the vitality: causing Itrhlng e<-alp, j
fal.ln* hair, and Anally MMnesa With j
aut dandruff hair mti** rrew luxuriantly
It la the only destroyer of d.initrnft
PnM by tendln* dructrists Sand tae '
In stamps f,>r sample to The Herpt- !
cide Co. TVtrolt. Mich.
One dollar bottl?* guaranteed.
Wm Brltt, 8pecl*J Agent, flkagway.
00 NT DELAY.
Som? Aiaakaa People Hare Learned
That Neglect U Daa?eroua.
Tke slightest symptom of ktfney
trouble is lar too serious to ba over
looked. U'a the small, negle-ted
trouble* that l?ad to sorkKia kldiwy
ail meet*. That pain la the -iBtli'ot
your back; that urinary Irregular!'/.
Ujos? headaches and diuje- spell*,
that weak, weary, woro-oot feeHng,
may be nature's warning of coming
dropsy or fatal Urlghts dl**we. Why
risk your i!f? by neglecting these
symptoms? Reach the causa .of the
trouble while thare Is yet Ume? be
gin treating your kidney* at on' e
with a tried and proven kidney rem
edy. No need to experiment ? Doan's
Kidney Pills bar* been curing kM
aey trouble for over 76 ye are. Ltoan *
Kidney Pilla are used and re'ommeB'I
?d throughout the civilised world.
Convincing testimony follows:
Mrs. E. A. Husk. 1001 Union St.,
Oiympla, Wash., says: "Although I
ha*e never used DoM's Kidney lllle
myself, they have been taken by
other members of my family wPh
excellent remits. Tbey bare no
equal for pain and weakn?M In the
bark. The persons who used Doan s
Kidney Pills in my family are now
entirely free from kWney trouble."
fVrr sale by all dealers. Prlr# (0
rents. Foster-Mllbum Co., Bnffsio,
New York, sole agents for UnPed
States.
Remember the name? Doan's ? and
take no other.
H. D. KIRMSE
PIONEER JEWF.LER
of Alaska
Largrrt and Most Complete
Stock of
Nugget Jewelry and
Alaskan Curios
In The North
Stores at
SKAGWAY (t KETCHIKAN
School Days Are Here
We are Headquarters for
TEXT BOOKS
and
SCHOOL SUPPLIES
including
Prangs 3 color paints
Crayola 8 color crayons
Eagle Drafting Pencils
Legal and scratch tablets
Composition books- -5, 10 & 15c
Peterson penmanship tablets ,
Erasers, lead pencils , rulers
Book Straps etc . etc .
Never before had we such a full stock of all needed
School Supplies
L. A. HARRISON & CO.
Phone 55
Angeles Beer
COSTS MORE TO BREW
COSTS YOU NO MORE
in Bottles and on Draf* at
ALL FIRST CLASS BARS