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NO DESIRE TO
FIGHT DIVORCE
(By Alaska News Bureau.)
NEW YORK. Aug. 29? Mrs. Upton
Sinclair, stated to a newspaper rep
resentative this morning, when ques
tioned upon the subject of the pending
divorce instituted by her husband,
that she had no intention of fighting
the case or making an)' contest what
soever, as she had found her real
soul mate in the person of the poet,
Harry Kemp.
FLEISHWEILER
WANTS SALVE
(ljy Alaska News Bureau.)
MILWAUKEE. Aug. 29 ? At a late
hour last evening, Mayor Seidel was
served with papers demanding $50,000
for slander during the last campaign.
Circuit Judge Fleishweiler is the
plaintiff in the action.
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i RAW FURS
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? : WE PAY
HIGH - PRICES
FOR FINE FURS
WRITE FOB PRICE LIST
Percey's Fur House
Oshkosh, - Wi?con?in
We Will Have Lots Of
FRESH FRUITS
of the
FINEST QUALITY
Arriving on the next
Jefferson
Which will be sold at the
LOWEST POSSIBLE
PRICES
W. J. Bledsoe Tst:?
101 TALK
Subscribe for the Dally Alaskan.
Dr. R. A. Griffith went out oa the
train, this morning to Caribou, where
he will hunt for a fwe days.
W. W. Bough ton received a cable
to the effect that the Qeorgia will
not leave Juneau until tomorrow
morning.
Jack Chamberlain and Dave Ter
williger came up on the Hegg today
and are around town calling on their
friends.
For 35c jol, can get a wholesome,
home cooked n.eal at the New Home
Restaurant, Mb Ave., just off of
Broadway.
The Ladles Aid Society of the Methi
odist church will meet Wednesday af
ternoon at 2:30 o'clock at the home
of Mrs. Towne.
E. J. Shaw made the trip to White
horse today and will return tomorrow*
Mr. Shaw is combining business with
pleasure in making the trip.
H. D. Klrmse and George Barnett,
accompanied by a packer, left for
the hills this morning on a prospec.tr
ing trip. They were very reticent
about where they were going, but by
the amount of grub they took with
them, it Is thought that they will be
gone about three days.
H. B. LeFevre has received from
the Administrator of the Yukon, Ar
thur Wilson. Esq.. an appointment as
commissioner to take affidavits in
the Territory of Alaska for the Yu
kon Territory. The appointment has
been made itv order to facilitate such
business as the people of this locality
or the traveling public may have
with the offices of the gold commis
sioner and the recorders of the Yu
kon.
W. Schoenherr, of Dresden, Saxony,
is a guest of the Pullen House, hav
ing arrived In on lastnight's train
from a trip to Dawson. Mr. Schoen
herr is making the trip around the
world, leaving Liverpool for Montreal
thence via the C. P. R., for Vancou
ver, and arriving here on the Prin
cess Royal, he went on to Dawson.
He Is now enroute for Seattle, from
where he goes to Yokahama and
thence to Kobe and other Oriental
cities, returning home via the Siberia
and Russian Railway.
INDUCEMENTS FOR
BERRY PICKING
That Vice-President Dlckeson Is
not forgetting the fact that we have
a long winter ahead of us is best
shown by the fact) that he has
made arrangements whereby the peo
ple can get to the berry patch near
Glacier station at a price that will
pay them to go out after the lucious
fruit. For a party of 15 or more
"berry pickers" a rate of two dollars
has been made, against the old rate
of four dollars for the round trip.
Taking the morning train and re
turning on the afternoon train, would
give 5 hours at the "patch."
The Young Idea.
In a certain school a schoolboy of
tender years is sold to have produced
the following essay on the camel: "The
cannlmal is a sheep of the desert. It
is called a backterln because It has a
hump oo Its back. The cannlmal is
very patient and will lie down and die
without a groan, but when It is angry
It gets Its bnck up. which Is called the
hump. The shepherds of cannlmals is
called Arabs When they live In towns
they are called street Arabs. When the
cannlmal goes on a journey It drinks
as much as It can to last for many
days. Such animals are called acqul
ducks. Those that cannot carry enough
are called inebriates."
Beer Slang In Germany.
Even the serious Germans. It ap
pears, have a rich and racy slang.
Here are some examples that a writer
for the Baltimore Sun lately clawed
out of a German dictionary: Blerflsch
(beer fish), the little bits of cork that
sometimes Boat in beer; blerrede (beer
harangue), a speech made at a ban
quet; blerbass (beer bass), a heavy, un
meiodlous masculine voice; blerbruder
(beer brother), a barroom acquaintance;
blerelfer (beer xeal), extraordinary and
absurd enthusiasm.
Old Salts
Another couple was about to be
launched on the sea of matrimony.
"They don't seem a bit afraid," some
one bnck In the crowd observed.
"And why should they?" asked the
gentleman next. "They've both been
across several times." - St Louis Post
Dispatch.
No Swearing.
"Jim Isn't drinking now."
"Honest? Did he swear off?"
"No; he really quit this lma"? Tole
do Blade.
Big Pearf From an Oyster.
Henry Van Name, an oyster dealer
In Plnlnfleld, N. J., while opening oy?
ters the other afternoon fcund a pearl
worth between $-400 and (600. It to
as la ret' as a hazelnut
TENNESSEE IS
STORM SWEPT
(By Alaska News Bureau.)
MEMPHIS, Tenn. Aug. 29? Word
has reached this city that a cyclone
of great violence passed over the sec
tion north of this city, doing much
damage. The small villages and
farm building* in Its path in a num- '
ber of places* being totally destroyed.
No loss of life has as yet been re
ported.
AFTERMATH OF
THE PANIC
(By Alaska News Bureau.)
CANONSBITRO, 1-a , Aug. 29? Twen I
ty-six funerals were hold yesterday |
for the victim's of Sunday's tragedy |
in the moving picture show.
BORAH MAKES
OPEN DENIAL
(By Alaska News Bureau.)
SPOKANE. Aug. 29? The Spogee
man-Revlew published an interview
with Senator Borah, of Idaho, in
which the senator emphatically de
nies that he is seeking the nomina
tion for the vice-presidency of the
United States.
From Alaska is a Curio, a Souvenir
And at\ Ornament
The interest shown, by the tourist
in the various souvenirs is greater In
regard to the Fossil Ivory than any
other specimen of curios which are
offered for sale by th? numerous
stores in the town of Alaska.
Aside from its beauty as an orna
raent, surrounded as it is with the
gold nuggets, natural in shape and
color, the interest seems to be en- !
hanced by the fact that the Ivory is
thousands upon thousands of years
old.
There are three kinds of ivory found |
In Alaska ? Mammoth, Mastodon and
Walrus.
The Mammoth and Mastodon, pro- |
historic animals, (according to our ,
scientists) lived a hundred thousand I
years ago, and today is found in the j
ground by the natives, on the shore* ,
of the Arctic Ocean, Bering Sea and |
the North Pacific Ocean, and oceas- '
ionally by miners in shafts and drifts. ]
The fossilized coloring Is caused by |
minerals contained In the earth, where 1
it had laid buried for thousands of
years.
H. D. Kinase has the finest collec
tion of Old Fossil Ivory jewelry in
the entire district, and it is well |
worth one's time to inspect the beau
tiful stock now on display in this pop*
ular Jewelry emporium.
GOT HIS HAIR BACK.
Was Pfrffctlr Bald W'bfi He Startel
to I'm Nfwlr#'? llrrplrldr .
Frederick Man jell. Maryland block.
Butte, Montana, bought a bottle of New
bro's Herplclde. April 6. 'SS. and began to
use It for entire baldness. The balr fol
licles In Ms scalp were not dead and In
to days he had balr all over his head.
On July 2 he writes, "and today my hair
Is as thick and luxuriant a* any bne
could wish." Newbro's Herplclde works
on an old principle and with a new dis
covery?destroy the cause and you re
move the effect Herplclde destroys the
germ that causes dandruff, falling hair,
and Anally baldness, so thst with the
rause gone the effect cannot remain.
Stops falling hair at once and a new
growth starts. 8ild by leading
?irugglsts. Bond 10c. In stamps for sample
to The Hcrplclde Co.. Detroit. Mich.
One dollar bottles guaranteed.
Wm. Brltt, Special Agent, Skagway.
THREE GOOD ONES TO DRAW TO
MONTICELLO RYB
PEBBLEFORD RYE
GIBSON RYE.
Bottled In Bond. In Bulk or In
B>ttk*. At 'he Board of Trade, t f
a laaVan want ads. for results.
Btfore you stampede, get your
Lr i atlon Notice?, Placer or Quarts,
i rrem the Dally Alaskan. tf
PASSENGER SNIP
LONG OVERDUE
(By Alaaka Newa Borean.)
SAVANNAH. <Ia. An*. ?- The At
lantic Coast # tearoer A parh* .
with paaaeniceTs. whk-b *m d?e to
arrive here parly Monday morn in* t*
miming, and much alarm 1* felt TV*
office of the etcamahip company t*
bealeged by anxious people aeektac
nown of the orer due reaael.
tie tor a home ooo*ed meal?
qi Ick, clean MTTtc*. Wberet At
Ui? New Home Rwtaorant, Fifth
Aremne, half mlnote 6*om Broadway.
The Table d'Hoto dinner at the
P alien House la batter than ever.
Why doat yofl try It Too are wel
KM
HOWS TH1??
oCT?r OM HwadrM Doibov R#
*?rd for any eaa# of o*?*rrh t&ai mm
not b?a m??h by H?D ? r*urrJ? C?r?.
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w*. lft? >n<i?nU*??d k*v? k?o?*
F. X. Ch???y fnr tt? pact U y?*r?.
and b?4i?'? Mm parfaHty ftoMrafet*
I? aJI boalMaa traanrtioo*. ?wi ft?
wfaBy tM? to <*ry <mt any 4M1|? *
Uona mad* by Ma firm WaMdc. K!h
naa k Mar*la, Wlekwl# <tm?(teta ?
TftMo, O.
Han'* ratarrb ewa l? UI?r fntara
%tty, acting ?Mr?eMy bbwwl
\nd niw>?MMi itafK^i of tt? *M*i
r<*tfm.>r>UJa *#*t frw Prl<*? TV.
!W bottfo. SOW *y til drsanttwta
Tab* H? M a FaiaHy PBta fee ~nuftl
i padhm.
Nm* Ml w ami ?*?? rt*W?
| ry?. Rainier awl Oljnepia Mr Or
dain by "bbowa promptly dalf??*ad
TV* Mtmi *
Ail Qm iaia tafacrapft s*?i ta tb*
Daity Alaakaa.
WE LEAD MOTHERS FOLLOW
Fall and Winter Stuffs are Begin -
ning to Arrive
Oregon Woolen Mill# heavy Cloaking*. 58 inches
wide, pef yard, $1.75 and S2.25
Aviation Caps For Ladies
and Misses from $1.50 to $3
Hand Knitted Sweater Coat*, exeluaiTe stylet, and
Knit to Fit from $5.50 to .... . $1 3.50
Town and Country Shirts
for Ladies, mo& "Comfy these chilly days
$2.25, $2.65 and $3.50 Each
Ladies RainCoats, 7.50, 1 1 .75. 1 6.50.$ 1 8
"Be&yette Rain Capes l or Girls
$2.50, $2.75 and $3.50
L. A. HARRISON & CO.
Store Open Evenings :: Phone 55
The Skagway Pioneer Dairy i
M. r. Pn* 5
"The Sanitary Milk Ranch" j
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The larjrest and best cowhict^d dairy ia > laaka. -
Daily Shipments of Pure Millc and Cream
To ?I1 point* OB wi?n? P?? * Trton R-if
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B. M. BEHRENDS, Banker
Juneau, ? Alaska
OLDEST BANK IN (ALASKA
JReopectfully Solicit* The Accnnnta
of SkagwaylFirm* An<1 Individual*.
New Stock
of
Men's Shoes
Flm-ClaM and any Mm at iaw
t han oqmM* prfe*?.
U deretoUtinft W?r?l shirta.
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