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JELLY GLASSES and MASON JARS
In Pints. Quarts and Half Gallons
See our South Wiudow for display
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PERSONAL MENTION
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Got. W. B. Hoggart and M. J. Heney
arrived la the city on the Humboldt this
moraine and later bjth wmt aortb
od ine trjin. The governor is making
an extended iospeciion trip of tbe entire
territory and intends to visit every town
of auy importance north of Skagway.
At Nome he will board the revenue cut
ter Rush and make calls at all of the
coast settlements and expects to be on
tbe trip until about the first of Septem
ber. Mr. Ueney will accompany the
governor on the entire trip.
Bee Cuibertson returned yesterday on
tbe JeJerson from Tacoma. where he
was culled bv tbe serious illness of his
son. Mr. Cuibertson reports that the
young man was well on the road to re
covery before he left aud will be able
to be about iu a Few days.
Mr. and .Mrs. Fred Callarman, Mrs.
Phillips and son and .V rs Valleau of
Vancouver, B. C., wbo are guests of
the former, made up a party who took
this mornings train for a picnic a". Den
ver glacier.
Pursers Bush of the Humboldt, and
Jones of the Spokane. ?cd Pilot Gupte 1
of the Humboldt were enthusiastic pur
chasers of curios and souvenirs on tbe
streets tbis morning.
Mrs. Capt. Turn bull and son came up
on the Princess May and went over to
Whitehorse tbis morning on a visit to
her husband, who is one of the popular
officers of the B. V. X. Co.
D. Mc'rCeozie. a Wall street magnate,
who operates heavily in tbe Golddeid,
Nev., distr.ct, came up on the Princess
May tod continued to Dawson this
morning.
Co!. C. B. Croker and wife were round
trippers on the Spokane. Col. Croker
Is the loterna! Revenue Collector for
the distr.ct of Washington and Alaska.
Sergeant F. Kieber has moved his
family to the Methodist parsonage,
which ha." just been vacated by Rev. J.
W. Clenk. .
Dr. T. C. Norman, surgeon and phy
sician of White Pass hospital, who has
been visiting Sound cities, returned on
the Humboldt tbis morning.
Mrs. Geo. Blancbard and daughter
accompanied by Mrs. Foster of Juneau,
who is visiting with Mrs. Blanchard
are in Whitehorse on a few days visit.
Dr. Scharschuiidt, superintendent of
the B Y. N., at Whitehorse, is attend
ing to official business in Suagway to
day.
M E. Handy i> up from Kaiues on a
short visit. Mr Handy is heavily inter
ested in the losing ousiness uu F.ndi
cott river.
Mrs. F. B. Wur^bachersnd Mrs. Burt
Wurzbaclier are spending the ilay at
Denver glacier.
Mrs. Hi!! and Mrs. J. B. Stineb?ugh
returned to Camp Denver this morning
after a shopping trip to the city.
Mrs. Peter Mads^n. Mrs. K. Force
&ud Miss Anderson are berry picking
aear Denver glacier today.
i>ov. Mcluues was a passenger on the
Princess May from Vancouver and
took this mornings train for Dawson.
Major K;chard?ou left this morning
on a general inspection of all road work
in the interior of the territory.
Harry Keltoo is ia the city on a busi
ness trip from Glacier.
A. R. Graves, of Bennet, is registered
at the Fifth Avenua.
Capt C. A. Martin, ?n officer in the
Kojfltsh army Is in the city from Novia
Scotia. He was a Princess May pas
senger.
Mr. Shapley and wiTe, prominent res
idents of Toronto, were passengers on
the Princess May and took in local sights
today.
Club Dauea T oulght
There will he an informal dance at
the White Haas club tonight given for
the members of the club and their fam
ilies.
PIGEON WISDOM.
S-? ? Valuable Hints For Bredeert of
the Feathered Beauties.
i;... .1 shelter it half the fund. No
i 1\ Ik. ,v well we feed. If the shelter
Is ? ?[ > ! the right order, ouly hulf the
it- i > will lie produced.
I'ne runt hen cross !s Hit Id t.t pro
i ll.e liuest squuhs. but ut present is
U ' l; . . | n. etl for the general market.
?2i\.- the loft u good coat of white
ulid it is reeotmueuded that u
!:?> glue be mixed 111 It to prevent
tie whitening coming off on your
elo'.iies.
I Cummlugs says that It costs
!u ii |ier pair to build houses; 92
- in feeu breeders, and two tnen to
: I to pair*. Ten rents |>er
; will cover rost of grit, charcoal.
- it i.e. s.iud. tohuei'O stems, etc.
It m II he f iutid that those pigeons
thai molted curly will lie the tirsl und
in-st ? i|ttab producers.
It is the heti pigeon that builds the
The hen usually lays her tlrst egg in
lit- afternoon.
Hiveders uuder twelve months of age
situ ild be avoided. Immature females
y.mtmt [Hissil.lv produce large, well de
veloped squabs, nor can they be de
pended upon to produce squabs entire
ly free from disease and ailments of
all kinds.
A few odd cocks have been known to
destroy more young birds In one day
than a couple of rats would In a whole
night.
A datnp house creates catarrhal and
bronchial colds, which later develop
iuto roup and canker.
Kllth poisons the air and becomes In
fested itself with disease germs, which
In turn contaminate the nest boxes,
communicating to both old and young
diseases which destroy.
As a goo<l working pair of breeders
will hatch the second pair of youug
within a week from the time the lirst
pair were weaned, it Is essential that
projier food be given the old birds, that
they may keep up their own strength
and at the same time push their youug
to the market size.? Philadelphia Farm
Journal
Line Breeding.
Miic breeding as practiced by i>oui
trruif n Is simply carefully conducted
inbreeding, females being continually
mated back to the best male specimens
of direct desceut from the original
male ancestor. The practical applica
tlou of the system varies according to
the Ideas and needs of the various fan j
dels. There Is no rixed rule. I'se
oul> male birds of the direct male liu- j
from which you are breeding. Select j
breed i uk birds for health, vigor ami
quality. Pullets may be bred back
to -Ires, grandslres or great-graudslre-i
or to other good males of direct desceut
front the original male ancestor, it Is
preferable to mate pullets with cocks ,
and hens with yearling cocks or cock I
erels Instead of mating pullets and !
cockerels together.
Food For Breeding Ducks.
There are several formulas of feed
lu use for breeding ducks, but I have
fouud the following very satisfactory
during the egg producing season, says
>11:8 F. E. Wheeler In Poultry Hus
bandry. The measures are given in '
bulk, not weight:
Two aud a half parts of cornuieul
oue aud a half parts of wheat bran, |
one and a half parts of ground oats. I
our and a half parts of ground wheat j
or barley, one and a half parts of beef I
scrap.
Add to the above In bulk one-fourth
part tine cut stripped alfalfa, while of
course oyster shells, sand and charcoal
are kept before them, and water, with
a light w-*l of hard grain at noon.
The population of the world averages
CO TTot.rn to every 100 mea.
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Ladies Long Gloves,
Black and White
Silk and Lisle
85c. to $2.50
B. M. Behrends Mercantile Company
Geo. Blanchard, Manager
mmm ? . i..n u*jme.ntKTn*& ?. ? vj kb Es^isatsBR
The Incubator Needs Air.
Tlie incubator room must be kepi
null*- i .'jKt.iui in lemperature. A eel
lur Is :i good place iu which to rua
lucubutors if it is not so colli us to re
quire tlif lamps to I* ruu very high
ii: order to luuluiaiu the necessary de
gree of warmth Inside of the machine.
If several Incubators are located lu
the .-time room, great care should be
taken to provide proper ventilation, so
that the machines may be furnished
with clean, fresh air at all times.
Chick Feed Mixture.
The following mixture will prove
very satisfactory as a chick feed If all
tUc grains are reduced by cutting or
cracking to chick size and the liner
rneiil sifted out: Fine cracked corn or
corn grits, fifty pounds: cracked wheat,
I twenty pounds; steel cut oats or cut
hulled oats, teu pounds; cracked Kaffir
corn, seven pounds; broken rice, five
IKMiuds; millet, live pounds; cracked
peas, two and a half pounds; whole
ttu-xseed, one-half pound.
Which Hem Laid?
it Is highly important that the poul
trymaii know the egg laid by each hen
iu Ills dock. This is practically Impos
sible without the aid of the trap nest.
If th" breeder who has never given the
trap nest a trial would seriously con
sider the subject, he would see the
many advantages to be derived from
Its use.- R. 11. Jones In Commercial
Poultry.
Provide Shade and "Litter."
ll' compelled to shut the heus up for
any reason do your best to make Iheir
surroundings as nearly like those out
side as you can. This means give then,
shade, plenty of good food, a chance
to work for their living and a good
supply of drink? sour milk. If you have
It, regularly.
The Cookea Mash.
A cooked mash is excellent for push
Ing broilers along to tru early maturity,
but don't feed It to the growing pullets
that you want to make good layers
next fall and winter. It Is too "forc
ing."
Klbow length white silk nloves a
Harrison's
N'w Pianj 1'or K?-iat or Suit
A new Piano forr>nt or sale? Iniuii e
of Principal Harlier Shop. tf.
51" designs of IM)7 wall piper just re
ceivril at Harrison's
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Far* lire
America's finesi produciiou. Rich
anil mellow. At the Seattle, the house
of old honest goods and reputation . !
NOTICE OF FORFEITURE
I'uited States of America i
District of Alaska f
To Budd Fitrh:
You are hereby notified, th?t I have
exp-nded Four Hundred dollars in labor
><nd improvements on the McAllister
Placer claim situated in the Porcupine
wining district, and Ska* way Record
inif District for the years ly04, I9O5,
I'.HJli, and 1907, as will appear by certi
ficates of labor filed for each of those
years respectively, in the Recorder's
office at Skaerway Alaska, in order to
hold said claim under the provisions of
sect'.on 2.'i24 of the revised statutes of
'he United States, being the amount
required to bold said premises for the
said years, ending iDecember .'list, 1907,
and if within ninety days from the ser
vice of this notice or within ninty days
froiu the first publication of this notice,
you fail or refuse to coutribute your
proportion of such expenditures, as co
owner, your interest in said claim will
become the property of the subscriber
under said section 2324.
f. W. McELRAVY.
First publication July 8th 1-29
Wiirrimt Cull
Notice is hereby giveu that all out
standing city warrant up to No. "J0S3
must be presented to the undersigt ed
for payment at once and that the inter
j est thereon will erase after the lirst
i publicition of this notice.
William Britt. City Treasurer.
iSkacway, Alaska. July 111, IW7.
Headquarters for
Swastika jewelry
The Ciood Luck Charm
H. D. Kirmse,
Pioneer Jeweler
Skagway, - -* Alaska
Dr. FRANKLIN C. NORMAN
CHIEF SURGEON W. P. & Y. K.
Residence Eight Ave. and Broadway
? orric'E uotnts ? -
Over the Alaska liuad Com mission
Corner of Slate Street and Fifth A\e..
2:00 to 3:30 P.M. 7:00 to 8:00 p.m.
Railroad Hospital
9:.t0 A. M. to 11:00 a. m.
Oflico Phone No. ti. Kes> Phone No. UU
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Board of trade
Flaharty & Woodburn, Props.
SPACIOUS MILLIARD ami pool. ROOM IN CONNECTION
CORNER BROADWAY AND KIKTH AVENUE
Open Day and Night Skagujay, Alaska
SJ HKATED AND LIGHTED KINK SAMPLE ROOM
; BY ITS OWN PLANT FOR DRUMMERS
i UJhitc Pass fiotel
P. D McMiliaiv Manager
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