The daily Alaskan., June 08, 1904, Image 2

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Daily Alaskan
JOHN.W. TROT, EDITOR
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W AH IN THE EAST
There is everything in the situation
Id the Orient to encourage the expect
ancy of severe fighting in the immed
iate future.
At the present time the Japanese
have three armies in Manchuria. The
first, under Gen. Kuroki, has fought its
way across the Yalu. passed Kengweng
Cheng ami well on the road toLiaoyang
The second army has Gen. Stoessel bot
tled up in Fort Arthur, having full pos
session of the Liaotung peninsula from
Korea bay to the Gulf of 1'echill. The
third Japanese army is operating from
Kinchow, and has had Newchwang at
Its mercy for some time.
The situation would indicate that all
three of the Japanese armies should be
engaged before many days, as ea -h is
confronted by a strong enemy. The
plan seems to be for the second army to
capture Port Arthur, if possible, by as
sault, and for the tirst and third armies
to advance upon the Kussian headquar
ter# at Liaoyang. from different direc
tions and if successful there to join in
an advance along the line of the Kus
sian railroad upon Mukden.
To carry such a progam to a success
ful consummation without severe and
bloody fighting would be impossible,
iud to those who have watched closely
the operations of the Japanese armies
and navy, it need not be said that to de
feat the plans it would be ueoessary to
?laughter Japanese soldiers by whole
sale.
The plan to have a two days' celebra
tion at Skagway (or the lliSth birthday
anniversary of Uncle Samuel, with the
?porn to take place on Saturday and
the literary exercises with a grand ball
on the Fourth, is probably the best and
most appropriate arrangement that
could be made.
The Tolume of the interiorbound
travel again dispels the gloomy fore
bodings which have possessed those of
faint heart.
Fairbanks is just now the Mecca for
those who like a typical western min
ing town, wide open, strenuous and
prosperous.
Fighter* For Dawion
Biddy Bishop, of San Francisco. ha?
an offer to taka a string of boxers to
Dawson. He thinks so well of the
offer that he has written the Dawson
club that he will bring the scrappers,
providing they will accept his terms,
which are not steep.
Still Taking Big Loads
The boats bound from Dawson to
the Tan ana are still leaving Dawson
with all accomodations sold out. The
trek seems to have only begun.
The movement Tananaward is one of
the features of the 19W Alaska travel.
Up To-Date Tailoring
Why send away for your clothing
when you can do fully as well at home.
Compare our price-, and (roods with
thot?e of any tirst-class house on the
coast and you will be convinced that we
can save you money. A large stock ot
summer goods just in.
F. Wolland. The Tailor.
Japanese Matting ? All 180 strand?
and good patterns, direct from the
Orient Regular price. 30c, 3.ic, Wc
and 40c goods Now 25c per yaid, a:
E. K. Peoples'.
Not lea to Dcliaqnaat Co-Owner
To fames r Rollins and Henrietta Rollins:
Vou are hereby notified that during the year
1908 the uo !ersigB' d have expended mow than
SkOln Labor and Improvements upon each the
"Crown Diamond' Lode Mining Claim, th**
"Hvpatta" Lode Mining Hill, the ? St. Reter*
Lode Mining Claim, the "Wat- rviile'* I^de Min
ing Claim, the FalpUx" L ?de Mining Claim
and tfce "Brewster" Lode Mining Claim, all o
wh.ch said ciairai* are situate iu the Ska g#a>
Mining UUtrtct, near Sktigway. A!a>k* it
which raining <? m - *? au undivided'
one-sixth inu-rest each as shown b> the no
tice# of location of record in th?? m.ning records
of ?ai 1 district. The said labor was L-erformer? j
?sand for the annual representation nf said
cla.ru* for the nald year of l^JCL is required b\
tne provisions of section */:.'! of tn*? Revi*ei
Statutes of tlie United S*. ate s ucd the amen I
menus thereto approve*! January 1Z, ISfO con
cernlng annual labor upon mimua claims, ud
the same was the amount inquired to hold said
claims for said year. You a: e further nvnlitc
that unless within 90 days after the fQblicatioi
of t bin n? tsce. you "On.ribnte your portion J
such expenditure as co -? w^ers, to wit. the sun
of KOI. or $u > each, your interest in the claim
wlil be forfeited to the undersigned co-owners
who have made such expenditure, and will be
come their property in the manner provided by
law.
Dated at Skagway. Alaska May 24, 1904.
(George M?>wl.
May 96, 90 4. JlWffi Lewis.
lor Sal*
Business lot for sale, good location,
most desirabie in Humes Worth twict
the mone* Must sell. A chance to
double jour money. Address: P. O.
Box 108, Haines, Alaska. 5 18 Iw
WILL GO
Ladies Exenrsion To Be A
Snccess
A meeting of the excecutive com
mittee, having in charge the excursion
which is to take place next Tuesday
from Skagway to Davidson glacier, was
held at the home of Mrs. Chealander
yesterday afternoon. lie ports from
those who had tickets for sale and who
had been spoken to for reservations in
dicate that the excursion will be a
great success.
Word has been received that many
were to join the excursion at Haines.
A effort is being made to secure a
string orchestra to furnish music for
the excursionists.
The committee has announced the
desire that all those who intend going
and who have made reservations, buy
their tickets on or before Saturday,
so the steamer owners can be tele
graphed on the evening of that day.
IT IS OFF
There Will Be No Douglas
Tournament
The proposed fireman's tournament
at Douglas has been Jdeclared off.
Such was the information that ha? been
conveyed to the Skagway department
by the Juneau brernen.
Notwithstanding that there will be
no tournament at Douglas, the tiremeu
of Skagway are in a raciog mood, and
it was decided at their meeting the
other night to get Sup some hose
races for the Fourth of July contest if
possible. It is desired that a race be
arranged with teams from Whitehorse
and other towns.
Window* Going la
The plate glass windows in the new
store of the B. M. Behrends Mercantile
Company are being put in place today.
Thi-i store will be ready for occupancy
by the middle of the present month.
The Totem serves the best free lunch
in town.
RECORD Of THE PAST
No Stronger Evidence Can Be Had
Look well to their record. What
they have done many times in years
gone by is the best guarantee of future
results. Anyone with a bad back; any
reader suffering from urinary troubles,
from any kidney ills, will find In the
following evidence proof that relief and
cure is near at Land:
James L Scan Ion. street car con
ductor in the employ of the Seattle
Electric Co., of 1610 Yesler wav. Seat
tle, Wash., says: "At intervals for over
three years I have been annoyed with
trouble from the kidneys, and suffered
from severe pain in the small of my
back. I railroaded for years in the
East on the Michigan Southern R. K..
running between Detroit and Toledo,
tnd since comi g here six years ago I
bave been in the employ of the Seat
tle Electric Co. If the constant shak
ing and jarring of the cars did not
bring on the trouble, it probably ag
gravated it Be that as it may, during
ittacks I noticed I was always worse
if I contracted a cold, which settled in
my kidneys and often Kept me in con
tinual misery. Through a very convinc
ing ad that I saw in one of our Seattle
papers I was induced to try Doan's Kid
ney Pills When I commenced the
treatment I was in such pain across the
small of my back every morning wben
I got out of bed that I could scarcely
stand it, and if I stooped or bent un
thinkingly I can only describe the
twinges as excruciating. Doan's Kid
ney Fills helped me from the start. To
say I endorse the preparation mildly
expr sses what I think of it."
For sale by all dealers. Price 50
cents. Foster-Milburn Co., Buffalo, N.
V., sole agents for the United States.
Remember the name, Doan's, and take
uo other
Notloa
To whom IT May Concurs:
<ottce is hereby given that tb? un lersigned.
f.harlns K. Hue tier, receiver of the property
heretofore beior*!ni< to the co-partnership of
,)r\ ticn \ ~v* e. . , which Co partnership was dis
*>lved by a decree of the Dstrict Court of the
District of AiasJt&. Division No. 1, entered on
the .*4 h day of February. I904. will by vlrtne of
as order entered in the above entitled court oa
the -*"'*1 day of May, I**, sell all the property
t; oDgiug to the s ild copartnership, now dls
.. 'vtrl nt auction to the highest bidder lor
'?*?h ?t 2 o'clock p. m. on the ?th day of June.
1 >0 . n front of the drug store at Haines. Alas
sx Th- property heretofore referred to and
ahich will be s 1 J under said order consist* o I
*toca of drugs tind drug sundries at Haines of
the approximate 1'ivoice value of # 600.00; also
one lose lot .nil' 0 or Main street In said town
j! Haines next to postoffice. Said ssle shall be
made subject to the approval of the court.
C. E. Hooker.
Japanese Matting? All 180 strands
ind good patterns, direct from the
Orient. Regular price 30c, 3oc, 40c
and 4oc goods. Now 25c per yard, at
E R. Peoples'.
The best that the market affords a
the Pack Train Restaurant.
IN LEAD
Pioueer Jeweler Sells the
Watches
Remember, I sell more watches than
any other two or thre;- houses in Alaska
combined. The lead in this line Is
maintained because I sell all the stand
ard movements and cases as cheaply as
you can ^et them any place on earth.
Rings, diamonds, nugget jewelry, cut
glass, souvenirs? in fact anything in
the jewelry line ? at bed rock prices.
Every article guaranteed.
Kirmse,
The Pioneer Jeweler.
At th? Pantheon
The l'antheon Saloon always servos
their patrons with the best brands of
wines, liquors and cigars. tf
Is your washing santactoryY \re
your clothes torn? If no or yes, try the
Skagwav Hand Laundry, and you will
be satisfied. 3 20
Fine free lunch at the ToU>m all day
and night.
The Watchword
Should be "exact". A timepirce that
loses or gains is Dot reliable. A mod
erate amount of money will put your
watch la good health.
Repairing
done here is "not expensive but it is
thoroughly good work. Experience,
knowledge and skill are put to good
use and, combined with unexcelled fa
cilities, enable u< to do watch, clock
and jewelry repairing of a very high
graJe.
P. E. KERN,
Gold and Silversmith
Caribou Crossing
A Strictly
?Dining Room in Connection?
Choicest WiDes Liquors & Cigars
Whitehorse
Whitehorse, Y. T.
New Management
Refurnished Throughout. First
Class In Every Respect
Finest Cafe in the Northwest
Great
Northern
Railway
The Short Line East
If You Contemplate a Trip to
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AT ST. LOUIS
Talk With
WESLEY YOUNG,
Local Agent, Fifth Avenue Hotel
S. G.. Yerkes, G. W. P. A.
612 First Avenue, Seattle]
Just Received
OUR NEW SPRING STOCK
MEN'S CLOTHING
New Styles and Patterns at Popular Prices,
From $15 to $25
MARTIN CONWAY (
Commercial
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