The daily Alaskan. [volume], August 24, 1905, Image 3

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IN AT SIX
.Jt-fferson Will Arrive This
Evening
The Jefferson will arrive from the
south this evening at 6 o'clock with a
good list of passengers anil a food
freight cargo. She will have 40 round
trip excursionists coil 160 toos of i
freight for the interior. In order to I
permit the tourists to make the trip
o*er the railroad the Jefterson will re
main here until tomorrow evening. 1
StMM.n Raw to KutUkss
Kegular communication has been eatat- , |
lish<tl between Fairbanks acd the new ,
dlggingt on the Kantishna river. The
steamers Klereoce S. White Seal and
Margaret are making regular trips
down the Tananaand up that stream.
SK AC. W AY WEATHER
The result of the observation taken
at Moore wbarf at midnight, Aug. 23,
lMfi, is as follows:
Temperature time of observation. . . .50 j
Max. temp, preceding 24 hours .. . ."3 ,
Min " " " " 46
Mean " " " " 59
Barometer, .'k\W.
Calm, clear.
W* Don t IsbtlliU
In buying drugs, stationery, toilette
articles, etc , from Kelly Jt Co vou get j
just what vou call for or what the doc
tors write for. No substituting al
lowed. Kelly & Co.,
Skagway, Alaska.
At th? Muoot
Mt. Vernon rje a- d Old llelmon '
whiskeys, double stamped goods, at
wholesale prices at the Mascot saloon.
Celte aa<l OiarrhoM A R?st?dy Tkat
It Prompt aati PlMMst
The prompt r*>nlte produced by
Caamberlain's Colic, Cholera and
Diarrhoea Remedy together with Us
pleasant t?ste have woo for it a plsce
in many households. Mr. W. T. Tl>j
lov, a merchant of Winslow, Ala.,
wntr- "1 have used Chamberlain ?
Colic. Cholera and Diarrhoea Retnedv
myse'.f and slso with men on my p'ace.
for diarrhoea an I colic and it always
gives relief promptly ard pleasantly."
For sale by Kelly Drug Co .
SOLID SILVCR
Another Great Strike at
Windy \rm
The Caribou correspondent of the
Whttehorse Star says:
"A report from the mines today say*
three feet of solid ruby silver was
?truck in the J. H. Conrad Bonanza
mines, on the Uranus claim, Friday the
18th.
"Conrad City is booming. People
continue to arrive every day and every
thing is hurry and bustle. The all
shore line is complete to the mines.
"Mayor McGee Is busy completing
his hotel and administrating the affairs
of the new city."
GOT HIS HAIR BACK.
Waa Pfrtfodt Bald Win He Siirtr4
<? I'm Newbra'a llrrplcldc ,
Frederick Manuell. Maryland block.
Butte. Montana, bought a bottle of New
bro'a Herplctde. April <. '38 ;ind i'ogan to
use It for entire baldness. The hair fol
licles In Ms scalp were not dead and In
iO days he had hair all over his head.
On July } he writes, "and today my h?!r
Is as thick and luxuriant as any one
could wish." Newbro's Hcrplclde works
on an old principle and with a new dis
covery? <hstrcy th.- c.iii-i- and you re
move the effect. Herploide destroy* tho
irerm that causes dandruff, falling hair,
and finally ba'dness so that with tho
cause rone the . ffeot cinnot remain. ,
Stop* falling hair at once and a now
prrowth start* Sold by leading
dnml'l". Send 10c. In stamps for sample
to The Hcrpicide Co.. Detroit. Mich.
VYm. Britt, Sp<cia! Atent.
RHEUMATISM
W hen pain* or irritation exist on any
part of the body, the appl'cat on of Bal
lard's Snow Liniment gives prompt re
lief. E. W. Sull ran. l'rop. Sulivan
House K1 Reno. O T., Writes, .lune ??.
1902: "I lake pi asure in r? command
ing Ba'lard's Snow Liniment to all w'io
tre afflicted wish rheumatism. It is
the only remedy 1 have f uinl that gives
Immediate te ief." 25c, ;V?c, $1.00 Sold
by Kelly Drug Co.
Lumber for sale. Inqu re of Pete
Ma l?en, Seattle wharf. 6 10 tf
Pack Train Always Lea is
The Pack Train saloon always leads
It carries only the best brand;. <( whis
kies, wines. "beers and all the other
goods to be had at a first-class gentle
men's resort.
WE HAVE IT
Cat GU ss Is Our Strong
Suit
We have just gotten in the best se
lected assortment of out glass that ever
came north. We make no exception.
We only ask you to inspect it and oe
convinced. And what is b?st of all we
sell it right. There is nothing better
for a gift or a prize thau a piece of cut
glass, and there is not made cut gla*s
better than ours.
We are still repairing watches at
reasonable prices. Kememter, we
guarantee every piece of work that
goes out of our shop.
We will fix your eves. The latest
scientific instruments for the purpose
of testing the eyes are scientifically
used. Glasses ground to suit the occa
sion.
J. Ikuta,
Jeweler and Optician.
For Sal*
Twelve-horsepower Union gasoline
engine. Good as new. Price. $500
nquire at Launch Union, Moore whsrf..
t>..k Mm(
The Frye-Bruhn Co. keep all kinds
of fresh meat constantlv on hand, if
SlMPlfS Of 1906
CALENDARS HIRE
The I>aily Alaskan nas received a
full line of samples of 1906 calendars
from the famous J. W. Butler Paper
company, of Chicago. They include
the latest designs many of which are
works of art.
Bnsiness men of Skatrway and Haines,
w ho desire calanders for next year are
invited to e*U and make selections.
Ice cool steins at the Seattle saloon.
Raialvr B*?rs
Rainier beers by the dozen bottler,
S?. 50, at the Masco* saloon.
Nte* and Cool
If you get too hot. drop in to the S< -
attle'and get cooled off. 6 1 tf
Calendars for iqo6
me will call upon you soon
" Olith a Complete Assortment of
1006 Calendars
flt Prices Chat (Dili Saw You money
The Daily Alaskan Job Office,
TELEPHONE, 19
Wfcltllrra of Dmtrri
One (l*y ? stranger strolled Into the
kid Horry tavern at I>auvers. A num
lior of men wore ??lnl In tbf ofllrr
nml were asked by the newcomer. "Will
you kindly tell me where I may flud
the Whlttler house ?'
A young busluess man. not a native
of the town, to I* sure, but who had
lived In It a uumher of year* and be
tonged to New England, "poke up. say
lug: "You mean Joe Whlttler, tlie coo
tractor? lie lives at Danvera|<ort."
"Xo. uo; 1 refer to John G. Whlttler "
"John O. Whlttler? Never heard of
him. The only other Whlttler In thla
towu Is Clarence Whlttler, Janitor of
the town house. He Uvea on Kssei
street."
The stranger became both amused
and Impatient and said: "I am talking
about John il. Whlttler, the poet He'a
dead, you know, t want to And out
where his home was."
"Oh, well." said the young busluess
man, with a sigh of relief at his ability
to Impart Information, "If It's anybody
who's dead go right over to Will ?'roa
by, the undertaker, across the street.
He'll tell you all about It." Boston
Herald.
The Hope of MUfortnae.
Pain Is a soul tonic. Sorrow often
bring* out the liest there la lti u*. Hap
pluess does not develop character. It
gives It surface brightness and decks It
with prismatic bubble*. It takes the
deep reaching arm of misfortune to
trouble the depths and bring out the
l?earls that lie there. The most mag
netic faces are lined by thought and
noble care Strong, unselfish lo\e, even
If misplaced and unappreciated, en
nobles the lover. It Is the frivolous,
vanity bom emotions that fritter away
character and make faces insignificant.
To fall hi high aim after earnest and
honest effort Is not failure. The gain
It brings in strength and discipline will
apjioar In other directions. Mlsfortnne
has often In the history of the world
lieen the means of making a poet ora
tor. philanthropist, scientist or states
man out of i. person whose career but
for the misfortune or physical disabili
ty would have !>oen commonplace and
Influence limited. Medical Talk.
Tlie (,1oamlaB.
The "gloaming" Is by origin akin to
gloom. The root Idea la to k?k covert
ly front beneath the brows not with
full open eyes, and so the gloaming la
that time of day when the sun, sinking
below the liorlion. shines olmcutvly nn
der the advancing shades of night, as
eyes may gleam dimly from lowering
brows.
Byron, tlie poet, wrote, "As gloam
ing, the S>~ottlsli word for twilight, has
i>een recommended hj many literary
men and particularly by I?r. Moore In
his letters to lturns, I have ventured to
use It on account of Its harmony."
Tlie evening star Is called the "gloam
tug" star In Scotland, and Lowell's
"The snow Mid l?egun In the glonm
Ing" and Hogg's " 'Twixt the gloaming
and tlie mirk, when the kve come
ha me," are familiar Instances of Its
I use.
Rice *? * S??!M?rl?e.
"If people would cat plenty of rice
they would not need drugs to make
them sleep." said a New York drug
clerk. | >a using for a moment In put
ting up a sleeping potion for a wo
man. "There Is much said atiout rice
as a strengthening food, but few Amer
icans know that It has soporific low
ers. If properly cooked It has. ltlce
should l>e washed many time* until tlie
water no longer appears milky. It
should then t>e soaked a few hours,
salted and boiled rapidly about thirty
minutes. When cwkM In Uils way It
can 1* eaten each day with relish, and
the |>erson who eats It sleeps well and
dreams not at all."
t.KKlnn i Point ?? Vlf?.
"lie American, ah, lie l?a a VOT funnj
man. Ho know nothing but ?o dollar
Ho have no love of beauty or art. Ho
do not comprond
"What's on your mind. iJnoton V
"Today 1 see a beautiful lady, clevalr.
distingue. magnlfoecent. She I* with
a uian. an American. I IP* to him. 1
my, Tardou. monsieur, what l?s *o
lady 'a namoV The gentleman ho ?ay.
?Ttiat'a my business.' Hah! Beeanoas
beosnows, all do tlmo. Ho was a rude
roan."- -Cincinnati fommorclsl Tribune
Plaint of a Rl?kn|?.
Of Bishop Kathuret. who was a gn-at
whist player, It la related that on hoar
lug the name of a new appointment In
the chapter there was wrung from him
the paaaionato exclamation. "1 have
served the Whip* all my life, ami now
they send me down a canon wbn
doesn't know clul?a from spades!**?
1-omlon Mall.
Mental KUnrt.
"It la stated," wo obnervo to the bald
beaded mau. "that the hair of mental
workora falls out sooner than that of
men In other lines of endeavor. 1" your
profession one of groat mental effort V
?"It certainly la," he replied. "I com
poae the glowing advertisements of
hair tonics."- Judge.
CmrlMltr B?tls?e4.
Mr. Old boy (tentatively If a mar
were, say. fifty and the woman of hl?
choice about twenty, do you think thai
would lead to an unhappy marriage'
Mlsa Young I think It wouM be mon
likely to lead to a rejected propoaal -
Catbollc Standard and Times.
GhUR FlrtirM to tfce 4
Tax Amevftor
Idea of what your husband Is worth
Lady?Really. I don't know, but
wouldn't take a million dollar* for him
?City Journal.
Donl live to eat but eat to lle?
Many of our Ilia are due to ovoreatin*
to eatlag the wrong things and to li
regular ealin?
J. R. Wiw*
<??<>. C Rata*
WINN & HEARD
ATTORNEYS AT-LAW
Will Dractioe in AlaakaOosrU,
U S, Supreme Court, aad Lux)
Mid Mining bu?ioe*a
Room* X *, an<l ?'>. Decker Building
~~~~J V N EA l", ? " ? AT- ASK A
Special Aoimllaa to Bu?lne*a FVo?
Maine* aad Vicinity
CREWS & HILLS,
ATTORNEYS
Will IVactlce la All the Court*
Juneau - AlMta
The Daily delivered to
any part of the city
for $1 per mouth
HATOtWS'
These days there'* Utile etrtiae far not I
osr.ing h watch or for carrying ?
poor one.
We hate itch a variety at such a price
variatipu that anyone's idea of eo
omy can be suited.
The Finest Watches
By The
Best Makers
At The
Lowest Prices
Kjr Standard Vuality
P. E. KERN,
Gold and Silrersmith
titeistw .xsrir?tsts>
-Gariboci Hotel- 1
Caribou Crossing |
A Strictly
- Dining I loom in t oonection
Choicest X^ines. Liquors A Cigars
U. J. Britain. Mfr.
gmmmm
Canadian Pacific Ry. Co. |
DlrM* 1*0 ,
GUI, ?
Vancouver
Victoria
Seattle
Ko Itttt Citrp
Bullae Ml p.m.
PtortpMd OMhrv Bw iIm *nd 1
A| |nhlliiat Tk?r Tvta
811 1' ?? hi Cfcarx* b? Kg ?i *4 Tor]
loforauiM Writ* or Apply la
R.EDimV . Aft- BIAQWAT j
finely FureliM Kaon*
Eloetrte Uffctod Thrrm#ho\it
ItlE IMPERIAL HOHI
on. w. crwrm. mop.
AMERICAN PLAN
rial St. Soul. P.O., WkiwkofW.VT
Raw Furs....
WK PAY
High Prices for fine furs
Writ# For Pri? I<??t
Percey's Fur House
Othkoah. Wtw*m?in
T1* Iff' l??irlr M
:: FRESH FRUIT
j; Cigars. Tobacco
and 8mockers' Ar
ticles
FRE8H CANDIES
and
Confectionery
i Tony Dortero
4
ROYAL j
?Steam Laandry* j
AS Work foartnt* *4. Sktrt J
OtAm Pr'vmptlt
Dm '
PlION i
Mnwtipf W " 'in ?i>" Dotf>
Baths In CoaiectlM
Pm?t* RoniM lor U<kN.
STEAM H LA TED.
When In Haines
llM
hotel Northern
J. O Morrtaoa. Projk
Restaurant In Building
"UNION
Plying I Rk?c?iy a id
lltilM
? Leaves Skagwav ?
Every limy at
9 a. m. Sharo
Arritlnf u ItiM M 1 1 J9 1, ?
liMti Haiti#* if t p. ?>.
Hiiwrla far# II. Mi
I /a t too and formal*
The WhitePass & Yukon Route
TIM FC TABLK IM.j K1.
(Dally Except 3uod??.)
No. X. N. B} No. t. 9. Rnood
2nd claw- Im oHms. let claM tr\ I t>tm'
INp.a. ? JOa>. LV. 8KAOUAY AR 4 *?p m. AR I III. ?
,0 JO " }??}" " WHITE PASS " ? " I H ?
11 40*. a. 1146 - " IX? CABIN i 10 ? ? 1 00 "
" 80 " ?""T?TT J *j?-? "ii'JOpm
14# " I 10 " " CARIBOU * II "10 t "
? 40 " 4 JO - AR WHrr* Hnm LV ? W ? LV, ?? T I "
Pawrarert mutt be at drprvt* In tlm? to ha*e Uactaee lo*pe<t?4 irt
ehioM. ln?pe?ttoc l? rtopprd W mlnvto* before )ea*'r.# time of ?ral?.
160 pound* of ha?rare will be chocked free with **efe foil faro tick*
and 78 pouna* with eoch half faro ticket.
trSKWrsWYS?Sf ? ftWi w.m.r.
The Idaho Liquor house
CORNER miRD AND BROADWAY,
The Pioneer Family Liquor Store of Skagwav
ESTABLISHED 1*1
Direct lir pnrtor* of Forelm and Dftmeetta
WINES. LIQUORS AND CIGARS
AGENT!* *>R
I.EMP8 and RKAGWAY BREWERY'S BOTTLED MEEH
PrleaM Roni?? For Famille*
Special Attention to^Oider* fc? Family C?#. T?te phono :8t
While Pass S Yukon Home
Throngh lin? from Nkngaav to Atlin, Whlw Heme, Rig Salmon, tHi*<?N) aad ?'l
inirrmrdiate point*. CmMrltM ma<> at I?m*?r>? wi.h Uiwtr Ww ?famboata for
Kagle, Circle City, Rampart. Tmhi, Fairhenka, lh?m, ??. Mi<-h*el aed Nowie,
NAVIGATION NOW OPEN
Daily ooomctioe made at White Home Setaeea train* ar<l rieer *te?m?r* r or *11 Yukon
Ktvrr pf ini*, including Mrn 'er hall landing, th? mimI ateamNoat landtag to the new
Alaek t!?"d Fie'da. The following *w>*m'<oat? are operated hy the WH1TK PAM ANI?
YUKON ROUTE and ar* eqmpptd with alt modem eoa?Mit?o<*?. Including *t?*am
heat, electric light and othrr feature* a* afford not oel* aafety hut ranfoit u> pa?*cnger?
WHITE HORSE
DAWSON
ZELANDIAN
VICTORIAN
BONANZA KING CANADIAN
COLUMBIA
LaFRANCE SELKIRK
THISTLE CASCA
Throtoh Ttmmt can be pnrrhaavri at Skagway tot r>AW\?0?C. F AII5WA NK'S,
CHK.NA and all I .owee River point a.
Finely appointed tra'n* dally, frrept Anr-dar. between Skagwot and W>lte
Horae, oarrnaf paaeenger*, hag-gage. mat I and etpteaa.
Ba*rate bonded through. Direct telegraph tr entries to all Ipoiot-fn'i A'tia,
Canada an! the United State*
For information relative to paaacnjr*' . freight and teleyraphic'ralea Srn.p'r
to an? agent of the Company, or to:
m. j. b. worn?, o, r; a p. a. a. b. nbwelu v. r. *o.m. h o. h vnro, am 53. r a p.
Vanoourer, a C. Vanooaree. R 0. nod Orama*. Alaek* ?kae lay A ?? a