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Daily Alaskan
JOHN W. TROT, EDITOR
TOWN * JENSEN, - ? PCBLISHKSS
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TO WARM CP
According to the stories that coaie
from the east an effort will be made to
inject some life into the campaign be
fore it shall have terminated A New
York dispatch says the democratic
campaign in that stale will oiwn in
earnest some time in the coarse of the
final week In September. Among
those who will go on the stump, it is
said by Daniel McCooville, chairman of
the speakers' bureau, are Judge l'ar
ker, G rover Cleveland. W. J. Bryan.
John G. Carlisle, former secretary of
the treasury: Richard Olney, former
secretary of state: Gen. Nelson A
Miles, Kx-Senator Charles A. Town?,
Bourke Cochran. Senators Gorman,
Bailey, Culbertson, Stone. Cockrell.
Teller. Patterson and NewUnds, form
e^tsenator Hill, of New York: Mayor
McClellan, of New York: Mayor Harri
son, of Chicago, and Hok> Smith, form
er secretary of the interior.
It goes without saying that these
will be met by an aggregation of repub
licans almost if not ijuite as distin
guished as are those who will hold aloft
the democratic banner. f *
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Those fast Brooklyn bowlers will
serve themselves a good turu if they
will just keep an eye directed toward
the Skagway Elks.
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la Lis* With 1905 Calendar*
The Daily Alaskan has received the
largest and best line of samples for
lMOT) calendars that is in the market,
am! is in position to supply the de
mand in that line better than any
other house dealing in Alaska. The
calenders are from the J. W- But er
i'aper, Co. the largest wholesale paf>er
house in the world, and the Daily
Alaskan has an exclusive agency for
them. Call at this otllce aod make
your selections, or "phone the oftiice and
the samples will be taken to your place
of business.
|[ IS Sf RIOtS
Sob* Alaska Paopla Fail to Raaliia
tka S?rioato?u
The constant aching of a bad back.
The weariness, the tired feeling.
The pain'* and aches of kidney it's
Art serious ifnegl.cted
Dangerous urinary troubles follow.
K Bennett, employe.) by the Donj
hue Lumber Ox., reidinsr at 4.'K> Sou:h
E Street, Tjeoma. Wa.-h.. say-: ' for
sometime last fall I had considerable
trouble from a lame and achm r ba.'k
I paid li tie attention to it at tirst, but
as time rolled by it kept gett ng worse
I was uncertain as to the cause. I am
employed with the Donahue Lumbei
Co and my part of the work is what i.?
called ratcher, setting the !o^- up to
the saw. I thouirht tne constant riding
and j?rring of the log carriage might
have caused the. trouble: be that as it
may, I felt the result several}- in my
back, particularly if 1 stooped, when I
could scarcely straighten l\>ao's Kid
ney Pills came to my notice and I pro
cured a tx>x. They cured the dull,
heavy aching in 4 very short time and 1
was soon able to get about my work
with my wonted vigor. 1 am sure if any
one is srouDled from backache which
arises from kidney complaint they can
depend upon Doan'- Kidney Pit's to cure
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For sale by all ll?aiers. Price 50
cents Foster-Milhurn i'0 f hutTalo.
X. Y., sole agtuts for t?.e United
States
Remember the name, DoanV, and take
no other.
KCmCE OF EXECUTION SALE
Id the United States District Court for the
District of Alaska. Div isiou No 1.
Joseph A . Molineaax. I'ta In lilt,
VS.
The Humbert Yukon I xpelition Syndicate, a
co-partnership ittk?Ul^K f Pierre Humoer.
Jr., S. Walker Ian?* and FredCofiin,
Defend tnt".
Under and by virtue of a judgment and order
of wile teaued out of the above emitted court on
the fourteenth day of April. A I? . 19 4. in the
above entitled action, wherein Jose ti A. Mo,
ueaux obtains 1 a jadxt'iueat and order ? I *>;Ue
again* t the >uid the Humbert Yukon Kxpedirion
?TDdicite. ? co partnewhlp chdsImidj; of |\. rre
Humbert, jr. S. Walker Jaue*. ??n i i red CoAo
which saM Judgment w?son thed?y r: -tuf re j
said recorded in J udgment !**????: \ of ih- c
ord.s of said court, at i?age l'?7 thereof, and ui- j
uuder and by virtue of an execu i n and ? rder of
sale ixstted under the seal o ?? . d ? ?rt on the
iflstday of Augu ?>'. A. D . 1 ??*, 1 am commanded
to sell the attache' 1 pr??pc!t.. in sUhi en use to
wit, Lo*s numbered niue lid ttrti in I \
10 in the town of Skagwuy according t?? the of
ticial plat thereof.
Therefore, notice Is hereby given t;? - on
Monday. October fhe third. at tu-> ?V oc*
P. M. of said dav, iu front f t' ? i > ?>?urt
house in said loan of >ka*way, i? - t of
.\la?ka. 1 will in obedience t tt 1 judgment. j
execatioQ and order < f a?!e s?* th ? . ' t?
>eribed property or so much t .\ >*?
necessary to ?atiafy said p ntitf*- .uit'm?nt,
with iou-r- Pfl | :.?? luB
u'td best bidder lor cash, m lawful mone\ f the i
United States
lames \l. Shot) p.
Unite*) States Marshal for the First Di?tr.v. ?>i
Alaska, Division No. I
By H. L, Johnson, Deputy.
Firat Publication sept 1, ?u.
List Publication Sept 19W.
* inn & Gillette, Attorneys ior Plaintiif.
GOOD THINGS TO EAT
There will be an entire change in the
menu at the Totem saloou tonight.
The lunch will begin at t* o'clock, and
will be the best ever offered in the city.
CkaaWIaia't Cough Remtdy
This is a medicine of great worth ami
merit. Try it when you have a cough
or cold aid you are certain to b
lilwii ' wi h the qu'ck relief it affords
It U pkasaot to take and can always bt
depended upon. For sale by the KelU
Drug Co.
""he beet that the mai ket affords at
'ack Train Kestaurar t.
THE RECORD
Skagway Bowlers Doing
Well? Other Pt-rforimnces
Tha howlers at the Elks' club have
bagun making records that will com
pare favorably with those at alleys
which have been long in existence and
where the players have had a great
deal of practice. The record at the
present time is held by F. C. Klaharty, 1
who made a score of 227 last night. He
is followed for the first place by Burt
Thomas with a score of 1S9. Mr. Flah
arty made seven "strikes" in succession.
There seems to be some doubt among
the bowlers at Skagway as to what i9 a
good record. Tha highest individual
scores made last year on a regulation
alley for a record were by W. Cordes,
Brooklyn: B. Stell, Chicago; and E
Koedel, New York. Kach of these
made the possible, 300.
The highest average in a tournament
for a record on a regulation alley was
made by J. Voorheis, of Brooklyn, who
averaged 233 in a series of 27 games.
The record for a tive men team is held
by the Sylvanus alley, Brooklyn, which
made 1152. The same record was made
by the Kmpires, of Chicago, but it was
made with loaded ball, which is not
recognised in the east.
The Grand Centrals, of Brooklyn,
hold the three-men team record, 734.
WILL SELL
Research Taken Iuto CVrop
Ky Officials
The British steamer Research, which
cleared (or Dawson from St. Michael,
was seized after making the trip up the
Koyukuk in search of the probably
mythical Mitlas creek ami will be sold
at auction by I'nited States customs of
ficials.
The Research is charged with violat
ing th ? revenue laws of the United
States It is not believed that she was
seized by the passengers as it was said
that she would be. That story, it is
thought, was promulgated for the pro
tection of the steamer's owners. The
fact that the Research also had passen
gers for the I'pper Koyukuk and deliv
ered them within a few miles of Bet
tles^io t tkeo to indicate that she sailed
for the deliberate purpose of doing
business between American ports in
violation of the law.
Wil: Rui?e ths Top?k*
The work of raising the Topeka has
begun, the work will be done by the
underwriters and the Pacific Coast Co.
each of which will stand one half of
the expeuse. The lowest bid offered to
do the work was $32,000. It was rejec
ted and the companies will do the worn
themselves.
Cott igeCity N. * ' On# Due
The Cottage will be the next steamer
due to arrive. She has been scheduled
to get into port tomorrow, but the
a?rent at this place does no', look for the
vessel before Friday. To arrive tomor
row would mean an eight-day round
trip, and it is thought that is crowding
the limit
Charcbarlain'a C'oaich R?m?dy Aid*
Nature
Medicines th?t aid nature are always
mo-t effectual. Chain bt-riain's Cough
Remedy acts on ibis plan. H allays
the cough, relieves the lungs, aids ex
pectoration, opens trie secretions, and
.iids nature in restoring the s\stem to
;i healthy condition. It is famous for
it- cures over a large part of the civil
,-od world. Thousands have testified
to i s -a erior excellence It counter
acts any tendency of a cold to r. suit in
nneumonia. For sale by the Kelly Drug
Co.
A WOMAN TO BE PRETTY
Maat Havr I niurlant and Glossy Hair,
It* Matter What Color.
The finest contour of a female face, the
sweetest smile of a female mouth, loses
something if the head fci crowned with
scant hair. Scant and filling hair, it is
now known. Is caused by a parasite that
burrows into the scalp to the root of the
air. where it saps the vitality. The llt
1 1'"1 white scales the germ throws up in
Burrowing are called dandruff. To cure
?lrufT permanently, then, and to stop
' in? hair, that serm must be killed,
pwbro's Herpiclde, an entirely new re
?;!t of the chemical laboratory, destroys
he r!i net ruff germ. and. of course, stops
'-?i* f illing h rrl r. and prevents baldness.
1 by leading druggists. Send 10c. In
? ? M-ts for sample to The Herpiclde Co..
Detroit. Mich.
Wra Britt, Special Agent.
Mucot has How Huio
The Mascot saloon has just received
a large consignment of new music for
its popular Victor talking machine. It
includes all the latest popular airs.
GOOD TltMGS TO EAT
There will be an entire change in
the menu at the Totem Saloon tonight.
T >e lunch will begin at 9 o'clock, and
will be the best ever offered in the city
The leading barbershop and bath
rx>u!S. The Principal, opposite Board
Of Trade.
Ovster cocstaiis, Olympiaor Eastern
at the Pack- Train restaurant.
Canadian Pacific Ity. Co.
Dlreot Service, No Intermediate
Call, to
Vancouver
Victoria
Transferring to
Seattle
No Extra Charge
SEPT. 21
SEPT. 26
Sailing at 8 p. m.
For Speed. Comfort, Service and i
Appointment. These Twin Screw j
Steamers Cannot be Equaled. For J
Information Write or Apply to
H. B.ODNH , Aift., SKAGWAYj
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Plying Daily I'etween Ska?way and |
Haines
Leaves Skagway at |
9 a. m. Sharp
Arriving at Haines at 11:110 a. tn.
leaves Haines at 2 p. m.
Single fare $1 50.
Lav ton and Germain.
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Refurnished Throughout. First- t
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Finest Cafe In the .Northwest
New Management
MINERAL APPLICATION, NO. 44. |
Snrvej.'No. 627.
United States Land Office,
Juneau, Alaska, August J9, i9o4.
Notice is hereby given, that, in pursuance 01
the act of Congress, appro veil May Oth. 1S72,
J. Y . Maloney, whose postoffice address i>
luueau, Alaska, and as the attorney, In fact, of
Sam Blum, has made application fog m patent
fuf nineteen and two BwMlrefl tod thirty
ei^ht one- thousand tit acres, ou the Chief Placer
Claim, situated in the Porcupine Mining Dis
trlct. Diairict of Alaska, and described by the
official plat herewith posted and by the field
notes on file in the othce of the Register ol |
Juneau Laud Disirct, Of Alaska, as follows, viz;
FIELD NOTES OF MINERAL SURVEY.
NO. 627,
Chick Placer Claim.
Beginning at eorner No. 1. a hemlock ;>ost 4
iuches square, showing ISO Inches above ground.
In mound of stone, scribed L*. S. S. 627 on
on side faciug claim, said coiner is identical
with location corner and corner No. I, Discov
ery Claim, U, .S. S. 674. from which
corner. U. 8. L M., No. S bears V 14
deg. 37' E , 6179.7 feet, thence 8. uodeg .05' W,
var. 30 deg. M E. along line 1 2. survey So.
574. 443.0" feet, center of placer working llUi
IoxS feet extending N, '25 deg. XX' 40 feet a d
S -'5 deg. E. 70 feet; feci, crosg trai>,
course north ; MO. 6 feet lo corner No. 2. Iden
tical with locatiou corner and i-oruer No. 2, Dis
covery, U S.S. 57i,a hemlock post l iuches square I
showing 3o inches above ground iu mound of
>tone. marked L'. S. S.627-2on side facing claim,
from which a hemlock ti?*e 12 inches in diameter J
bears S, 12 deg. Jo XX . 4.2 feet dfstaut* a hem
lock stump bears S. SI deg. .jO' K . 6.0 feet dis
tant. each blazed and scribed S. 627-2-1J T. ;
thence S 17 deg. 5a' XV, var. oO"deg. 54' E. along
liue 2-3 survey .so, 574. 85.00 icet cross trail,
course N. 5O deg E. aud S. ?'*> deg. XV. trail 3 feet
wide. 61 1.7 feel to corner No 3, identical with
location and comer No. 3, discovery U. 3. S.574,
a hemlock post i inches square, showing
inches above ground. in mound of s to 11c marked ]
U. S. S. 1 >27-3 on side facing claim, from which 1
hemlock tree 06 iuches diame er bears N, 7!
deg. 00' XX' 39 feet distant, blazed and scrib^dl
S.627-3-B. T, ; thence S. 53 deg. "20* E., \ar. 3O j
deg. 64' E. l>0.oo feet cross trail 3 feet .wi *
course N. 20 deg, E 600.00 feet cornet No. 4; I
idoutical with location corner: a hemlock poet |
4 feet long, 4 iu. sq. set IS inches in the ground,
with mound of stoue, scribed IT. S, 8. 627 4,
from which corner a spruce tree 4 feet In di
ameter bears N. 24 deg. XX., */3.6 feel; a hem
lock tree IS inches in diameter, bears 8. 39
deg. 20' E. :i3.5 feet, each blazed and scribed U.
?S. S. t>27-4 II T. ; thence N. 17 deg 5a E, var.
iO deg. 54' E.. 611.7 feel to corner No. ?\ identic
al with location corner, A spruce post 4 feet I
long, 4 inches square, set 18 inches in the
ground, wlih mound of stone, scribed U. S. S.
627-5, from which corner a hemlock tree It- in
ches in diameter bears N,6o deg. H- 11 feet; a|
hemlock tree s inchcs iu diameter bears N. ~~
deg. 10' XV. 12.3 feet, ea? ti blazed and scribed U.
S. S. 6a7-5-B. T ; thence N. 50 deg. o5* E. var.
i0 deg. 54' E. S4o.06 feet to corner I
No. 6. identical with location corner.
A hemlock post 4 feet loi.e, 4 In. square,
set is inchcs in the groui' J. with mound of |
stoue. scribed U. S. S 627-6, from which a hem*
lock tn c I4 inches iu diameter bears N. O deg
XV, 7 feet.; a beiu'ock tree 3 feet iuuiameter|
bears N^3 ueg. E., each blazed aud aeiibcd U
S. S, 627 6-B. T , center of southeastcily end of ]
placer ^orkin^s OxSx 150 feet, bears N,l?7 d. g.
XV. US feet, thence ruuuing >. ' deg. xx i.v
leet; theLce N. 53 deg , .0' XX , v.ir 30 deg., 54' K
480.00 feet cross trail 3 fee. wide, course S. '2 >
deg XV. ()00.C0 feet to c rue. 5o. !. 'he place 01
bekintiiUK : couiainin.' an aica of r>.23S ceres.
The above claim adjoins ou the uorthw* ?l I he !
Discover) Placer Claim, U S. survey N. ?74, on j
all other sidea by vacant Kro'ind or unknown J
placer claims. The local 'on no.'ce of this plac
er claim i* recoidtd in Volume "A. et p*ge 173,
M ningL' cations of the records Ot skagway Re
c >rding District, ai b.?agway. Alaska.
Any and .i|l peiso. s claiming a iveisely any i
portion of the abjve described premises are re- [
quired to tiie their sdver?e csaim with the
Register of tbe United Statts Land Office at
Juneau. Ala^a. during the sixty days' period of
publication hereof, or they will be barred by
viitueof the provisions of ih" statute
JOHN XX , DL'DLKY,
Register.
It la hereby ordered that the foregoiug notice j
be published for tbe statutory period In the
Dailv Alaskan, a daily newspaper published
at Skagway. Alaska
JOHN W.DUDLEY,
Reciter*
Sprain*
S. A. Read, Cisco, Texas, wr teg,
March 11, 1901: "My wrist was sprained
so badly by a fall that It was use.es>;
and after using several remedies that
failed to give relief, used liailaid's
Snow Liniment, anu was cured, 1
earnestly recommend it to any one suf
fering from pprjins." 2sc, 50c, fl.OP.
sold by the Keily Drug Co.
$1.50 books for 5(cja: Harrison's this
week.
OUR FALL(and VENTER
STOCK OF
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Ladies'Coats anditogJans
and Misses' Jackets
in the Very Latest Styles and Up?to-Date Effects. Our New Line of
FALLand WINTER SKIRTS
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Are on Display and a Visit to Our New Store Will More Than Repay You
MARTIN CONWAY
The Independent Steamer
"CASCA"
The Case* is the Most Comfortable, Best Equipped and Fastest Boat on
the W hi tehyrse- Dawson Run. Parties purchasing tickets from us will
be protected on the through rate. W. A. KAN ME, Manager.
J. O. Johnston, Whitehorse Agent, Office Windsor Hotel.
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| MOORES WHHRFOO, ;
Terminus W. P. & Y. Route " J
All South Bound Steamers Arrive and Depart From This Drck ?
REGULATIONS 1902 J
Warehouses "pen for delivery of merchandise from 8 a. m. to 5 p.m.
Perishable* ONLY delivered on Sunday or at night. ^
All freight shipments destined southbound must be accompanied by a <
Shipper's Manifest (papers can be obtained at the U. 8. customs J
office) and must be delivered before 5 pm. No freight will be re- *
ceived on wharf after this hour. *
BAGGAGE? Tolls will be oollected on Checked Baggage Only. No J
charge for bags and grips when unchecked. 2
The wharf gate will be closed to the public when steamer is nearing ?
dock and will be opened only when passengers have disembarked, J
Wharfage Tariff can be had on application at office on dock. *
P. O. Box 175. C. E. W YNN-JOHNSON, Gen'l Mgr f
ET US
Show
You
Our Splendid Line Of
China Closets. Buffets, Sideboards and
Chiffoniers
This Week We Offer fhem At Greatly
Reduced Prices that Will Sell fhem
E. R. PEOPLES
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> Headquarters for Yukon Travellers
I its Totem
JACK PHELPS, Prop.
Fine Wines, Liquors and Cigars
New Management.
TH EE
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Sullivan & Flaherty
The Best Brands of Liquors & Cigars
Pacific Coast S.S. Co.
PIONEER ALASKA LINE.
SPEED, SAFETY. COMRORT
Seattle, Huget Sound, San Francisco and Southern Ports
CARRYING U. 8. MAIL
Humboldt * Sept. 20
COTTAGE CITY - SEPT. 23
CITY OF SEATTLE - SEPT. 26
Direct to Seattle
NL. Above Schedule Subject to change Without Nonce.
L M. WEST, Agent PflONE 50
C. D. DUNA N, Gen Pass. Agt.
10 Market Street, San Francisco, Cal .
rThe Alaska Steamship Co.
Carrying U. S. Mail and Alaska Pacific Express
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Next Sailing of the Fast Passenger Steamer
DOLPHIN, Sept 24
JEFFERSON " 29
The Dolphin maintains a schedule of 75 hours betweeu
Skagway and Seattle
DIRIGO About Sect. 22
FARALLON. About Oct 6
Transfers to Victoria and Vancouver Without Additional Charge
K A. CARROLL, Agent. Phone 66
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F. Wolland,
MERCHANT TAILOR
Corner State Street and Fifth Avenuf
Telephone No. 76
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