The daily Alaskan. [volume], July 10, 1905, Image 4

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We are Headquarters tor
Strictly Fresh
* eilensburg Butter ?
Our Specialty
COFFEE AND TEH
fresh Fruit and Vegetables
John Kalem, the Grocer
Sole A(Mt for lteli*nce Canned Goods
three ro o#
?S> ? i * ???????
Selkirk, Dawson and fasca
Sail Tonight
rTf\ . ? .
Whltehorse. July 10? The Dawson
and Selkirk will Mil for Dawson this
evening with thi mining engineers and
other excursionists. The Case* will
Mil later with the overflow from the
excursion parties and the regular pas
sengers.
The Selkirk arrived from Dawson at
":3l) p. m. yesterday with 17 through
and ?* way passengers.
The Whitehorse, coming up stream,
waa at Ogtlvie at U a. ra. today.
The La France sailed at noon Tester
day with a small quantity of freight for
Felly river.
Going down stream, the Canadian
wasatSe'wyn at 1:30 p. m. yesterday
and the Bonanza King there at ?:&)
P. m.
The river is t>0 inches above law wa
ter.
HOW PARAFFIN
IS OBTAINED
The paraffins ire produced under var
ious circumstances from fata and other
orgai ic compounds, but are chiefly ob
tained among ths products resulting
from the destructive distillation of
many organic substances, especially
cannel and boghead coal, and from bi
tuminous shale. They are a natural
constituent in varying proportions of
the different kinds of petroleum, and
solid paraffins are found native in Aus
tria, Great Britain, the United State*
(Utah) and some other countries, con
stituting the minerals known as earth
wax, fossil (mineral) wax. ozokerite
And for covering jellies, ctc., it has no
equal, all you have to do after vour jel
lies are cold, melt the paraffin ami pour
enough on top to make a thin cover.
Not necessary to u-e any other cover
ing Paraffin in any quantity can be
had at Kelly Jt Co at a reasonable
price. Mail orders receive our prompt
atteotioo
BASfBUi GAME
TOMORROW Mliltl
? ? *3 ? ?
Mtoiftr II. ?i?. Johnson, of the
White Pus Athletic club baseball
team, baa arranged for ? game between
hi* men and a picked n:oe from the
warships that are now in the harbor
The game will be plajfd tomorrow eve
ning at To'cloclc
All the delicacies of the season at the
Pack Train Reaturant.
Ice cool iteins at the Seattle saloon.
Tee cool iteins at the Seattle saloon.
Ice cream and sherbeU at the Vienna
Bakery, Best in town. 'Phone 35.
Cop. 5th & Broadway. 'Phone 90
Cigars and Tobacco
Stationery
and Fishing Tackle
?NEWS DEPOT*
New Books Just Rec'd
?BMMMNNNNNNMMMMNNMNNNNni
PERSONAL MENTION
Marshal J. M. Shoup left for Juneau
on the Georgia Saturday evening.
Mrs. I. Sowerby and daughter, Miss
Mina Sowerby, of Haines, who have
juat returned from California, spent
yesterday and todav in this city, the
guests of Mrs. and Miss MoorhouM.
B. J. McGee, of the Vancouver hotel,
Whitehorse, arrived on the Jefferson
yesterday, returninc from a business
trip to Seattle. He went to White
horse this morning.
The Iter, acd Mrs. N. B. Harrison
ami children loft for Oyea this morning
where they will camp for a few days.
G. V. Holt, manager of the Seattle
branch of the Canadian Bank of Com
merce, arrived on the Jefferson and left
this morning for Dawson. Mr. Holt ia
making a tour of the north for pleas
ure.
Gen. Constant Williams, his aide da
camp, Lieut. John I>e Camp Hall, of
Vancouver barracks: Mrs. Junes
Struthers, Miss Marie Struthers and B.
G. Gunther, of Few York, who have
been at I he Pullen bouse for several
days, left this morring for the interior.
SIIIL GROW
Spokane Brings Larg^t Ex
cnrsiou of Season
The Spokane arrived this morning
with the largest excursion she has ever
brv ught north. There were 188 tourist*
and l.r>0 left at 10:30 o'clock on the spe
cial tra*n to the summit.!
The Spokane arrived at 6:15 o'clock
ibis morning. In addition to the large
list of tourists ?he bad IrtO tons of
freight (or Skagwiy. Th s was dis
charged ai d f e big liner left at 3
o'clock this aficruoon.
SltOIV MiN 100
\1tttl f OR LOBSItRS
The b-iseball team from the shops, the
Monkey '.V renchea, were too njuch for
he Lobsters, a baseball team made up
from the south end of town. The;
played nine hard fought innings Sun
day aftet noon ami the shops' men won
by a score of 12 to 8. Up to the firth
innings it was nip and tuck.
Lomkot For Sal*
All kinds of lumber at Snyder's, if
Ice cream at Muir's.
Ice cool tieins at the Seattle.
Nlc and Cowl
If you get too hot. drop in to the Se
attle and get cooled off. 6 1 1(
Fireworks of all kinds at Seattle
prices at Muir's.
For your express and hauling see
E. McC Weste. Phone# &04W. U
New hair combs, belts and stocks, at
Harrisons'.
Railroad Raotaaraat
Best meals in town served from 6 a.
m. to 10 p.m. Tray order* a specialty,
10c. extra.
John Williams, Prop.
July magazines just received at
Muir's.
S20 la Prlaao
i 'rites for the week endingjul; 16 at
Wilson's shooting gallery: First prire,
silver cup: second, silk umbrella: third,
?2.50 in cash. 7 5 lw
SNIPS HERE |
Admiral Goodri h an I Fl?*e
Arrive at 8kagw. y
Admiral Godich. commanding the
r*oifo iquktlroo of the I'nited Siiui
navy, with the flagship Chicago, the
cruiser Marblehead and the torpedo
boat destro> er Perry arrived in port
yesterday e.-eninc at 7 o'clock. The
ships hare been at anchor in the hart or
all d*y. They will remtin here until *
o'clock Wednesday morning, when, if
the plan* are not changed, thev will sail
for Sitka
Admiral Goodrich and about 40 of t' ?
officers of the fleet made the trip to
Qsnnett and return on the trains today
The ship* were open to visitors today j
and the people 'of Skagway thronged
them all the afternoon. It was the
first time many people had been aboard
a modern man-of-war. ?Yisito>s will!
be allowed on board tomorrow from 1
p. m. to 5 p. m.
PfNNSVLVAllANS
I IKt ALASKA
Among the moat enthusiast ic Alas- j
kan touriita who have come north this
season are the members o( the Mac
Gowan excursion which arrired on the
Jefferson yestervlay and left for Pawson
this morning. The party was organ
ised by aod is in charge of Prof. \V.
MacGowan. superintendent of schools
at Warren, Pa. There wire 30 in the
party when it left the east, but a do/.en
of them went to California of the 18
who are touring Alaska all are from
Warren, Pa , except Miss O. H.
Church, Prof. MacGowan's niece, who
is from Krie, Pa.
Prof. MaoGowan ami Miss Church
are paiticularly delighted with Alaska
and the people of the district. Roth of
them are extensive travelers, but ex
press themselves as more pleased with
Alaska than any section of the world
they have visited.
Miss Church is enthusiastic in her
expressions of admiration for
the "frank and unassuming hospi
tality of the bright and courageous men
and women who are developing the
American west, which is particularly
marked in Alaskans."
The MacGowan party will return
from Pawson in time to catch the next
trip of the Cottage City.
CRIPPLES
Mrtuy CrippUs All Along tlie
Line
Our sprcialties are docteiin? crip
pled watches, repairing ami munu'ac
tu.ing jewelry, examining eye* :
?fr:. ding lenses to perfec;io? IKmi'i
fail to brine your work to u? as *
gu.uantee you entire s tisfacron.
We have a fine Hi.e of ?H'che>.
clicks, si trr*?ie ard je?el-y o'. ct? r?>
disrriptior, al ri^ht prices.
Sk?i_w i> S*f? r)*p"?lt
No persot. with valuable pat?er- c. n
afford to jro without ore of our sirel
box**. Access hours atv loo* 'r< m S
a. id. to S p. no.), which mase-, it cw.
venient. If you wili call to insi><-c: ?r
will b." pleased to show you its conv?c
iences.
J. 1KITA,
Jeweler and 0| Ueian.
Ska; .arty Linoa-f
For first-civs work trv Skapwav
Laundry. Twenty-tive tears' experi
ence. Telephone 89.
P. ok Train Alw>;i Lea It
The 1'ack Train saloon always lea?ls
It carries only the best brands of whis
kies, wines, beers and all the other
goods to be had at a first-cla-s penile
men's resort. tf
Good Orowlor Maamro
The place to pet (rood prowler meas
ure is at the Totem saloon. You pet [
your money's worth.
Oot Y omr Shon Shln-d
An up-to-date bootblack stand at the ,
Pack Train saloon. Patronize it and |
be neat. Only expert workmen, tf.
Om Dollar Saved R prrriti Tea
Dol'ars Earn' d
The average man does not save to ex
ceed tenner cent of his earnings. He
mast speirt nine dollars in living ex
penses for *very dollar saved. That
being the cae? he cannot be too careful
about unnecessary expense?. Veiy
often a few ceuj, properly invested*,
like buying seeds for his carden. wil!
sive several dollar* outlay later on. It
is the same in buTi't^ Chamberlain's
Oollc, Cholera and Diarrhma Remedv.
It oosts but a few centa. and a bottle of
it in the nouse often saves a ooetor's
bill of several dollar;. For &als bv
Kelly Drop Co.
The New . .
. . Waists
The new Waifts we are showing thin
season are more elaborate and dressy than
ever. All with the new sleeves, and priced
very moderate.
Suits and . .
? . . Skirts
Ladies Wooltex Suits and Skirts speak
for themselves. We are sole agents
and guarantee every garmt nt A larger
and stronger assortment than ever to
show you.
Ladies Shoes
A new line of our John Kelly shoes just
received in oxtords and high cut shoes.
B. M. Behrends Mercantile Co.
Geo. Blancbard. Manager.
GOLDEN NORTH HOTEL
Te GOLDEN NORTH ? ~
SKAQWAY'S POPULAR HOTELj
MoDF.KN llll'ROV KV KKT8
Fair Treatment, Good Skhvioe and Baths That akf Richt
CoUfit i? Tuwa
The coldest beer in town is at the Se
attle saloon. 6 1 if
lK THE UNITED STATUS DISTRICT
OOCKT FV>R THK DISTRICT OF
ALASKA, DIVISION NO 1
In the matter of fixing
the special July, 1W>
terra of this oourt at Ordf.r
Sk&tjway, Alaska.
And now upon consideration it is or
dered that a special terra of the above j
court be held at Skafrwuy, Alaska, com
mencing on Jul; 24th. IMS, at 2 o'clock
p. m.
And it further ordered that this or
der be published in the Paiiy Alaskan,
a newspaper published at Skagway,
Alaska, for thirty days prior to the
holding of said t?rm.
Done in Chambers this lTth day of
Jnne, IMS.
ROYAL A. GUNNISON.
,lud?*.
First publication June 30, 1905
I
Burl W aat*d
Woman with 20 montha okl child de
airea board and care for the child. Will
par by the month. Call np (kit office.
I w.
CHOLERA IRrAVTDM
Ch'.W Not Expected to IJv? Prom One
Hour to Another, Bui Cared by
('latnbrtlain'* Colic. Cho'era
and Diarrhoea Remedy
Ruth, the little daughter of K. N.
Dewey of Acnewille. V*., ?a? aer lonely
III of cholera Infantum laat summer.
'We Rare her up and did not expect
her to live from one hour to another."
he say*, "I happned to think of I "ham
IterlaW* Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea ,
Kerned* at<l cot a bottle of It frtwn the [
?tore. In five hour* I aaw a chance for ?
th? better. We kept on (friar It and
before the bad taken lb? half of ooa
mall bottle *be *m ?rell" Thl? rem
edy la for aale It Kelly Co. t
i!
MOORES WHARF CO.
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All Sovtfc B??n< Arrtr* tH D**?r1 frmm TM Drtl
RBOOLATtOVra l*OI
WiitIhimw "fw for 4^?r?ry wf wmhudti trmm U?
Pprt?h*?.Vf? 091* Y WlffrH hi *wrw??y or at ? f>l
All frrifhl ?Mnin?U itmowd wwtt h* nv wpn l>< kj I
Mnrr**'? H**iri?T p?j?r? cm ?* * ?? U ? nmm
hKmImO mint t? VlTrrrd befcwv ip ? !?? fr*l(** ?W b? r?
| omrr4 no wharf aftrr tht? Kwt,
BAOOAGK Totw ?<n br n<iw?it na ru<*o?oi fmn
r h?rf? tor uri rrip? ?h?n ??tl?\.N<.
T*h? ?h*rf (W ?fll t? clr?ri to Ik HfMk> w?Mi>r (? n??naf
?Jor* Mtd wul or ?H ? 1 "?t J ?brr> t? >w<>r? k??? Jl? >ar%?4.
Wlwrfarr Tftrtff ?M b* kad tpvOowtaa M ?4ta m tec*.
lr c.t. writ n-jonson. iwi a?r
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