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AVAILS iop or Juneau
Who is at the Golden North I : .ves Saturc! ,y cwn.ng
What stock is left wili be sold at
SLITS
COATS
SKIRTS
PETTICOAT
BLOUSES
UNDERM EAU
GLOVES
KIMONOS
NECK-WEAR
NOVELTIES
COW NS
Golden North Hotel, Koom 14
NUGGET MOVIEb
Broadway. uetwe-M inii aul
Onen Me;v Niijiiu
F1IIDAY VK.IIT
"T!:e Master Miyt "—Au abs-^'b
!ng iubji.; u :th a ;>:w.;nc. : st;. • -a
the lead. A vivid tii :;di. g of ;o
wat cv. int'.igue uiid ti:e Uei'Ution
of man's consuming d«~&i e . for
revenge,
FIVE KEM.S
Music by Mr*. Ha/ei McSMrn.
Commences a; «::so (>. :n.
Fairbanks Xpws Miner : Dele
gate Wickwshain returned last ui^'.t
from To!ovana camp, v.he.e Uo'
spent tae greater pj'.tiui cf twv <
weeks lie went ia by w.y o:" lUc
OJnes Irat! and cau.e out by ihs j
river r"iitc IJ run zed a:. J suuUu iw'
lie se-ias tc have cajoyed his out-'
jug in n.e bills imuitjisely.
Ilia opinion Ct" TOiOvaiia i tt.it r
:t is ;i good prospect with nior>?
work doi.e there than was done iu
this camp duri: g the first two yeais
The situation looks to him e:i- \
couragitig and he believes that' it i3
likely to be a small camp of value
to say the least; how extensive a
camp it may develop into, can only
be guessed at by the best cf _%iie
prospectors. It will justify a great
tfeal cf work and examination.
He says that two. lines cf pay
gravel have been opened, one about
30 feet deep running along Liveli
hood creek, and one between 90 and
TOO feet in depth on the right limit
bench. These lines, however, havp
not teen sufficiently crosscut and
extended to determine w idth, depth .
cud continuity cf the pay and for
this reason more prospecting h; gr-i
ing.on.
The dolomite showed a small vial !
.
.ili, jj.. ..k'J by uLu.-oli from
o o..t ti.' t'io Harry i'atter
:i iou:.J sr.. .il nugget
7.1 i'.-iiis. u is paystreak
U'JOj.U a doubt.
1
:n very i.. . w. s the pres
.■ ia.: v first ci a* mining
a-,w it is a fa
jii;'! lie t. ii, auii a very
to culilliiiou, r.6 it means
e ground will i»e opened righ
: i li, so !! \ a .success
ii . . Tel 1. . v. i.hia the
.
lvrr Uinery in
. a J t t .. <.• could be
l.t u" 11 it u . . t ( v.r a good
ror.d.
c
■
I...:.:: . s a: ; snail bi>ats
io t..e ja'n.w.iere there
2.1"') feet long built
■ I.iCM. Tiun river .travel may
,1 v. i plenty of water as]
as tilt* junction cf the west
but t five miles below the
c 1 r.- k camp.
'.V Mi Cord, Bob Dernier and
It" t'io t-lfg.to, ulio
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a i'u Ueliance.
nx and
1\\! IH IiXEI> ;
J.it.r. 1 t—That the L.ib
:
• ' strayed by tin on
r.c Jl.ii is the statement
• . ' r. u:l-2e from the of
: of t".:e company at Seattle
\<3 i- " & H.lku'ins of Seward. Th
limit . firm was asked to
acti r tii'.- Ketiai branch in th.;
mast.: uf t'le Wa'soit to transmit
• j i -'..i'aiio at Vakutat.
v :. I Traveler McRobertt
.
v.- ■; re Co., 1.1 Vancouver, D.
C . (.uue o.;t lait from a busi
f.is iiiu .to tlio interior as far
do v. .i the river as Dawson, .and
to"k the IMncejs Sophia for his
!io-:i«> city. |
Mrs. J. Engle, dressmaking.
Eighth and State streets. G-14-lw.
Local Happenings
Mrs. Barnard has been quite. Ill
and confined to her bod lor sever
al Jays. I
Tl'e Princess Sophia sailed eo,uth
at 7 o'clock last eight .with 31
passeugers.
F. J. Vam'ewall is putting in a
new foundation and leveling up his
cott.ige on \\ est Seventh street.
Mr. and Mrs. Hereaux and two
children of Dawson, were outbound
passengers on the Princess Sophia
lajt night.
We understand there are.a couple
of young ladies, late arrivals in
town, who contemplate opening- a
manicuring parlor here.
F. R. Stanley, representing the
Crane Co., and Mrs. Stanley came
in in the Northwestern this morn
I.ig and are at the Dewey hotel.
Frank Ii'uds. painter from the
\V. P. & Y. R. shipyards at White
Uonsc, was an outgoing passenger
to Victoria, 15. C., on the Princess
Sophia.
Mrssrs. Garland, Russell, aud
Barr, all of Dawson, came out on
the train from the iuterior ; yes
terday and left for Seattle on the
Pri ac-Fa Sophia. t
Chas. Coon, who has been work
ing with one.of the W. P. & Y. R.
section gajigs for several months,
returned to Skagw&y yesterday. lie
u a brother of Mrs. llarnard.
The Xorth'vestern get into.Skag
wav from the westward this mornin
at 4:45 with four passengers for
this uort. She left for the south
at 5:30 a. m.
Miss llasey, governess in the
family of General Manager W. D.
Grceiiough of the Atlas Mining Co.
05. Wliitehorse, left ou the Princess
So;>h'a for the outside last night.
Constable Clifford, late member
o' rho Dawson detachment of the
R N. W. M. P., came out from the |
iuter'or yesterday, and left on the
Princcss Sophia last night on his
way to Calgary, Alberta.
Mrs. Charles G. Stoddard, 1 well
known in Western Canadian news
paper circles as a descriptive writ
er, and her mother, Mrs. R. C. Cody
who have been stopping at. the Pul
len House for the past teu days,
left for their home In Vancouver,
B. (.., on the Princess Sophia last
night.
\V. B. Hargrave, of the Hargrave
Mining & Engineering .Co., and
K« :i!ii-th B. Hannan, private secre
tary to Col. Stevenson, who . have
Veu to the westward on business
connected with the company, return
ed »o Skagway on the Northwestern
this, morning.
Mrs. Sundrien and daughter, who
hav- been running a lunch counter
on the west side of Broadway near
Fourth, closed the doois of the
establishment this morning and left
on the train for Glacier, on the W. [
P. &. Y. P., whero they have been
•■nsaged to . cook for the section
'i.-l.lF.
Inspector A. K. Aclnnd, former
commanding officer of the R. N. W.
M. P. detachment at Whitehorse, ac
companied by Mrs. Acland and their
liitlp child, passed through, last
night on their way tc Regina, Can
ait, to which ooint Inspector Ac
laud has been transferred. They j
wfnt out on the Princess Sophia.
E J. Davis of Pittsburg, Pa.,
opemtii:g a hydraulic placer mining
plant ou MoK-3 creek, in the At
l'u mining district, and Mr. Man
ling. who is associated with Mr.
Davis came out from the interior
!:ist nie-iit and left for the outside
on tlit' Princess Sophia.
J 3. Sherman while working with
the \V. P & Y. R. bridge gang at
the second crcFsiitg of the Skagway
,,ver yestt-rday afternoon cut a slight
sash on til.- instep of his right
foot vith a carpenter's adz. While
the xvoutd disables him for work.itI
is not severs enough to prevent his
limping around the streets. 1
Synopsis of the ninth .installment
of "Lucille Love, the Girl of
Mystery," at the Popular Picture
Palace tonight.and tomorrow night:
In a house of mystery; moving
floo; s, hidden staircases; Lucille
finds herself at bay with her .en
emy By accident Bhe is again in
possession of ilie valuable documents
only to lose them at last by her en
emy's cleverness and strength. To
prevent repetition of the past thrill
ing and dangerous .episodes, Lou
bequt- decides to take her to his
ranch in Mexico. Dazed, Lucille
knows not what. to do next. As
the story reads: "Crestfallen and
supine, she .follows the man of
iron will down the stairs and In
to the street." -
You—Or No One Else
cares to bebald. _ Yetthatiswhat will
happen if your hair docs not stop falling
out.
Hair Tonic
in our opinion is the best hair tonic on
the market. Sold only by us—50 cents.
Wm. Britt.
THE 11TA1
London, Juno IS—The investiga
tiou into the torpedoing of ' the
steamship Lusltania ended iiore to
Berlin, June .18—Dr. Gerhard,
the enimisary of the Gorman am
bassador to the United .States, ar
rived in this city today, and is
scheduled to at ionce hold a
series of conferences with cab
inet officials regarding the Ameri
can note.
It is reported here that the ai
red forccs attacking the Germans
u. rlh of LaBasse have been ut
terly destroyed.
I
Conrtantincplo, June 18—The
British are said to have lost most
oC the ground at Aviburnu, which
they i'i rmerly held.
Rome, June IS—The Austrians
yesterday bombarded Fano, a noted
watering i>lace on the Adriatic Sea.
Tie Austrian land force is re
ported to be pressing on the of
fwslve down tlie Adige valley.
WILL occupy
MEXICO CITY
Galvesxon, June IS—General Gon
zalus expects to occupy Mexico
Cily today.
J.iues H. (Chick) Boyie, ot whom
we made mention yesterday iu the
Columns ot the Daily Alaskan, left
on ilie Princess Sophia last, night,
booked through on C. P. R. lines to
Boston, Mass. I
W. J. Bledsoe and M. Huntley
will leave Skagway in a few days
for Niijjget croek, in the Porcupine
mining district, back of Haines,
where the former is interested in
plae 'i min'iiir nroperty which he has
every reason to believe is valuable
It is U'cir intention to catch | the
nexi mail stage out of Haines! for
'lie &o!d fie)ds; which will probably
be tomorrow or Monday.
J. s. Minkove, of whom we made
mention in the columns of the
Daily Alaskan yesterday as "having
opeaed a plumbing and hardware
shop in town, requests us to cor
rect the statement in so far I as
the hardware part of the item is
concerned. Having been unfortun
ate iu his business in Douglas, Mr.
Minlccrve is not in a position! fin
a. ciill..* to nut in hardware and will
simply open a small plumbing.shop
in which the only stock on hand
will be the tools of his trade, In
the manipulation of which .he is
an expert.
FOR SALE—One scow .16x36.
Cl°ao for cash. E. A. Adams,
Hain"s, Alaska. 6-15-2w.
Sacrifice Sale
CLOTH BOUND
BOOKS 25c
Almost our entire stock at.
These books sold former'y from
$1 to $2 each
L. A. HARRISON CO.
Phon# 55 Store closes 8 p. m.; Saturday 9 p. m.
GEORGE MOWL, Proprietor
Next to Post Office, Fifth Avenue
Open Every Night Raised Seats
Admission 25c and 10c Begins 8:30
FRIDAY AND SATURDAY
"Lucille Love, the Girl of Mystery."—Ninth episode in 2
parts, featuring.Grace Cunard and Francis Ford In the great
est sensational photo .scenes of the day.
Universal presents "The Thumb Prints,"—Margarita Fischer
and Bob Leonard in an absorbing mystery drama in two parts.
Music by Mr. J. V. Miller.
Bath Soaps 10c
When we say 10 cents, we do not mean
cheap soaps, but such soap as is made by
Colgate, Armour, Johnson
We also have
A Fine Line of Toilet Soaps
At reasonableprices
Toles, Toilet Waters, Cold Creams and other
Toilet Accessories
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