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Through Tickets to anil from Dawson, Fairbanks, and all
Interior Alaska ^and Yukon River Points.
During the season of navigation, our (loot of modern
up-to-date steamers will operate regularly the entire
length of the Yukon River and tributaries, giving a ser
vice never bofore equaled.
Daily train service (except Sand lys) Jwill be maintained
between Skagway and Wliite H >rs », ari l our fully equip
ped Parlor Observation Cars afford travelers every com
fort and convenience.
Full Information cheerfully given upon applying to
A. F. ZIPF, Traffic Manager,
Skaguay, 612 Second Ave.,
Alaska Seattle, Washington
The
Route of
Comfort,
WhitelPass & Yukon Route
1IME TABLE No. 37.
IJailj Except Sunday
No. 1, N. Bound
1st CUm
9:30 a. m. Leave*
13:05 p. m. M
13:43 p. m. *
1:40 p. m. H
3:20 p. m. "
5:50 p. m. Arrives
8KAGWAY Arrive*
WHITE PASS Leuvea
LOG CABIN ( "
BENNETT \ H
CARIBOU "
WHITEHOHSE "
P**ngwi most b* at depot time to have Baggage In*
speeted and checked. inspection is stopped So aaluu&ea before
tearing time of train*. - r—~
100 pound* of bagjrafre will he checked free with each full
far* ticket and 75 pound* with each half fare ticket.
No. 2, 8. Bound
1st CI a«s
4:50 p>. m.
8:20 p. m.
2:30 p. m.
1:50 p. m.
11:48 a. m.
0:00 a. u.
HI UKAGWAY
Pioneer Dairy
■ ». IKH V.V. Pr-.p.
JHEJWR1I MIU R.4MCH_
The 'arjr*«t and oo»
duct«d ta ilHki
Daily ailpicuata of puns
milk *a<< c etuii to all po' »t*
•a Wnlte Paaa Jl Vutoi
Roots.
When Knights Were Bald.
A certain knight, growing old, his
hair fell off. aud he became bald, to
hide which imperfection he wore a
periwig. But as he was riding out
with some others a-huntlng a sudden
gust of wind blew off the periwig and
exposed his bald pate. The company
could not forbear laughing at the acci
dent, and he himself laughed as loudly
as anybody, saying:
"How was it to be expected that 1
could keep strange hair upon my head
I when my own would not stay there?"—
Exchange.
Generous Attention.
"■Why do you worry that public man
by trying to Interview him?"
I "So am to save him the decidedly
greater anxiety he'd suffer If he
) thought that nobtidy cared to Interview
[ him."—Washington Star.
J. 1KUTA
MAVUFACn KIN>;
JEWELER
WATCHES
AND CLOCKS
Curios, Ivory Carvings
Indian Baskets
China aad Cut Glass
Official Watch Inspector tor the
W. P. 4c Y. Route
1 Mail Orders given prompt care
RAW FURS
WE PAY
HIGH - PRICES
FOR FINE FURS
WRITE FOB PRICE LIST
Percey's Fur House
Oikkoiii, • Wisconsin
The Daily Alaakaa Will keep the folks «t home ported cm the pro
gie«8 Skagway 1» making and will nave jou a lot of letter willing.
VVliy no* mud it. Get extra copies at the Daily Alajikan office.
Looks skagway over
0. R.. Ainsllo is looking South
eastern Alaska over for & business
opening. For a number'of years
Mr. A'nfclie was engaged in the
hardware and general building ma
terials business la Seattle.. He*
has s'i»nt a monithB time in Juneau
and Is 'favorably imptresijedl with
that ( '>..* He also likes ^he locks
of Skagway •and is gatheirng infor
mation from the local business men
ag to the'possibilities of this town.
OFFICIAL EN ROUTE HEItE
B. Estarline, assistant t6 the
Attorney General, has written
Frank Cook, deputy marshal of this,
city, that he will be im Skagway on |
or a).out August 9th. He will he j
accompanied by Mr. Martin and >
wife. Hls'ltinenairy calls Jiim to the 1
inteii.r when© both pleasure audi
official business will "bet attended j
to.
DIVISION CONVENTION
AT JUNEAU
The Divisional Democratic Con
vention is achedluled 'to convene in, 1
Juneau tomorrow morning. J. M» '
Tanner, candidate for re-election, 1
left on 'he Alameda for the conven
tion city. He cairries the proxies of 1
the Skagway delegate^ chosen' to :
attend the convention.
ALICE WITH TOURISTS
The Princess Alice steamed into *
part aim made fais* 'at the bonded 1
dock around the seven o'clock hour i
yesterday morning. The popular <■
boat brought to Skagwayt '85 rourd •
trippers and a number of one way
passengciTB. "It cairried 50 tons of
local freight.
MARVELS OF SCIENCE.
In Wondering at the New Ones Don't '
Forget the Railroad.
The most recent mysteries of scl- l
ence are the ones that receive most ]
attention. The air is full of talk now
adays about the thrilling wonders of
wireless telegraph and aviation and
subterranean transportation and sub
marine navigation. And very rightly,
for these are marvels But for that '
matter so are some of the things 1
which we have gradually grown so 1
used to that we never sec them at all. i
Tl.ere Is the railroad. Plenty of 1
romantic mystery Is to be found In i
the railroad yard of a great terminal. (
It is. first of all. a network of steel j
pathways which seems uuthreadable.
Trains come and go by devious ways;
semaphore arms rise or fall In that
one rectangular gesture of theirs The
providence that shapes the ends of all
this takes the form of men lugging at
some very prosaic looking levers in
switch towers
To get still another effect look at
the yard by ulght. when great llmlteds
come surging through the dark, when |
the only guides are pieces of multi
colored switch and stgual lamps. The
cars of night freights being madf up
trundle about, aud the yard never
sleeps In its way It Is as full of life
as the Juugle. Every locomotive Is u
dragon harnessed to man's service.
The marvels of scieuce are all about |
us, and the ones we have grown used
to are Just as remarkable as those of ,
today nnd tomorrow.— Collier's.
The Young Old Man.
Probably nothing in the world is as
wholesome as seeing au old man think
lug himself .voting Truly, a man Is
only as old as he thinks Sometimes,
though, this tendency amounts to al
most a frenzy un.l becomes wholly lr
reconcilable and beyond all reason.
A case in point is emphasized In a ('
postal card received by the circulation
department from au eighty three year
old subscriber down state: "Dear Sirs
—Why can't you send me the sporting
extra Instead of this 5 o'clock regular?"
We have a mind that this youngster
will rock the boat, splash the young
women and cut up all marker of kid di '
dos on the trip across the .irer Styx!
—Buffalo News.
Queen Waape.
The queens are the only wasps which
survive the winter, all workers and
drones being kHlrd off.
ItteOENt skagway arrivals
Tlio Skagtway pa&sangeiH to 'arriv<
ou tJ«j Spokane wei u: Ella Senn,
Mrs. 1C. B. Biutaoh, Mrs. AmrJonts,
-Miss Jessie Williams, W. K Hen
zil and Miss A. Al.. Baly. •
Those notde tu> arriving on the
Maripo&a w«re: H. R. Whitfield, A.
YV bitefield, and Dir. W. W. Bat/cock.
Xlie Alame<ia< brought: from An
chorage: Aire-. W. A. Bisbee, Mrs.
L. M. Cassett, "Mrs. A. G. Juhtt
str.n, Miss Jennie Johnson, L. S
Johnson, T. Lk. 'Wells, Mrs. S. B.
A.feud, Alias E. Butterfield, Mrs.
VV. Armstrong, Aire. H. Watkiue, J.
liulmer, W. 'B.. Eulimer, Mirs. J.
U. Newman, Mrs. S. A. Crocker,
Mrs. A. C. 'Hines^ T. Mayor, J. J.
L.ouglmui, M. Giiturd, K. IS. Hustad,
i.. H. Youene and S. W. listen.
Those noted tie arriving on the
Mice are,: ALra. M. Heplbuirn, Alaat
ir G. Help burn, Miss M. Hepburn,
iichdeuconj'H. Studk.
HAKH'OSA OUT THIS MO UMNO
'Pie Mariposa cleaned foj the
ne&twarii at the midnight hoaur af
ar navinig unloaded 'its mammoth
sa-rgo of 7&0 tons lor this port. A
•jtal of 10it passengers made up
ae touirist list for the trip. Three
vei'e Ict Skagway. it pitked up
wo 'passengers here fur (Joirdova
iu.d one lor Anchorage. 4
LLAMEDA WITH 21 PASENGERS
The Alameda cleaj-ed for the
ou'h Saturday evening with a "good
lassengea* list and haa>vy ore car
lo trim the westward. Twenty
ae passcngere boarding the boat at
luelior.igo got oXf at this pout.
SIOKANE WITH 200 TONS
The Spokane docketf this morn
ng after having finished 'a perfect
rip uu the inside passage. Nine
y six art noted ag'ToWnd' trippers,
ix for Skagway and a total of 119
■s making the entire trip. It car
ied 200 tons oi Treight for this
tort. '
JEFFERSON IN TONIGHT
The Jefferson, will make this
Kurt this afternoon, round the five
»'clock hour.. It carries 45 tons of
reiglit lor this port and la load
\1 with tourists and passengers for
his po»t. A Bjpoclal trait* to the
ummit will be run shortly after
he arrival of the 'boat Into'this
•ort. ^ J
WEATHER TO ORDER.
It May Possibly Bo Brought About by
tho Aid of Eloctricity.
Is It possible to make weather to or
ler? Id the opinion of Sir Oliver
L-odge, It Is by do means beyond the
K>wers of man. He advances the sug
gestion that exploration of the upper
'eglons would result In discoveries
irhlch would enable man to control the
veuther.
The latter, he contends. Is merely a
natter of electrical conditions, and the
ngredients necessary for fine weather
ire an upper atmosphere charged with
positive electricity and a negative
•barge upon the earth's surface. Much.
>e says, could be done by placing a
;opper rod round the earth parallel to
he equator and discharging millions
>f amperes (unitsi from this rod. Sir
Dllver joints out that we have spent
nllllous on building railways, and why
lot Invest capital In controlling the
leather by this means?
Meantime, while we are thinking
ibout the copper rod. much might be
lone by electricians. Sir Oliver Lodge
luggests that they should ascend a
llgh mountain, erect a powerful gen
■rating station and discharge all the
josltlve electricity they can produce
joto the air. By this means much of
he abnormal weather from which we
luffer at times might be avoided and
l&ture be Induced to provide us with
nore regular seasons.—Rocky Moun
aln News.
Its Sin.
"What Is this new tisb story of Jlm't
ibout?"
"About th» limit."—E*rhnn<*«
The Milwaukee, again to the Front' '
Through the extensive main-lice Electrifications of Its
mountain divisions, the "Milwaukee" has again Jiwule good
its claim to being the Pioneer Line. This colossal undertak
ing has atfracted the world wide attention and wonderfully
increased the safety and efficiency of the road. For addi
tional information call on c-r address I
EL J. Shaw, (Skagway|A."E. Harris,'T. P. A
H. G. Weir I Agents J Juneau, Alaska
Chicago, Milwaukee and St Paul Railway
. Certain trades and occupations
are hard oa the kiunajra. KAilroad
I u3ku, larmern, mail dwrlaru, polica
uitu, exprtt&uien, laboring luuu, etc.
are ti>yucuuiy liable to fc'Uney and
uiacuot uouota Ml these wUi Uuu
biuuipi reuui and aelp trom the us*
ut -fUKULUL" Klduaf Pill*. anouid
tuny xau to benefit, retu.ru Uam to
your ueaier and the luU r«tail price
y^iu wui be raiuaaed, Price 60c.
specify "fuituu&l" boJ4 t>/ Keiie
ur<« Drug Co.
AKE YOLK KLDKKYS SICK?
Many Alaska People) Hare Kept
Well lly Keeping Tlielr
Kidneys JV ell
The iilst symptom o£ kidney tr
'lhc- first symptom at kidney
■ rouule may be only a slight' pain
in tae back. a feeling of stifineas or
it»(.rKiiet86 in tiie loliu^ °°x soma an
noy lug 11 regularity olike urinary
passages. Urine Is aftem diiseoiomi
and perlj.mis sediment gathers upon
standing. Next may come a (lull,
'blobbing uackaciiG^ tjlwa-p, kniie
like wains, headachy dizzincas and
in many cases, lameness when, aris
ing iu the moiruiing. No oa§e oaxi
aiioixl to delay until th«e« troubles
become serious. Begin, using Doan'
Kidney Pills, the tried awl tesft
ted kidney remedy that hum won the
praise oi thouaamla. Alaskan rend
eis should lind convincing proof of
rneri' iu the following statem«ait.
G. 11. fcehnjke, 323 Lincoln, St.,
Portland, Ora., sayB: "Kidney
trouble clung to me for six months.
I had a dull, steady ajchg and at
'imss, sharp pains la my kidneys.
I had sot DesB over my kidneys and
1 found 1' h»rd to turn inj'bed. Too
frequent action of my; kldneya caus
ed me to rise often, at night. Doau's
Kidney PiiIb cured me.";
Pr'ie 50c,-at all dealers. Don't
simply ask for a kidney remedy—
get Dcan'i Kidney; Pills—the'same
that cured Mr. Behnlke. Foster-Mll
ourn Co., Prolps., Buffalo, N. Y.'
Sulim ribe for the Daily Alaskan.
Eenlth Oil keeps mllslcaj Instru
ment*, iuch aa Coni'-ta ahd Trom
boaw la the rer7 beat of conidtlon
at ali t:mea, 10c, 25o, 50c bottles.
Keller Bros. Sole 8kagway Agents.
Remember tnat tnere Is only one
•genuine" Kodak. It It Isn't an
Eastman, it Isn't a "KODAK." Kel
lers are the Skagway agents.
Only One "Bromo Quinine"
Whenever you feel a cold coming on,
think of the full name LAXATIVE
BROMO QUININE. Cures a Cold in one
day. Cures Grip in two days. Look for
^signature of E. W. Grove on the boic. 35c
LUX contain* more real eoap
cba* fire time* Its weight In ordl
jeg -jepMod dBofl jo edsoa
for 10c Kellera' tf.
To Cure a Co!d m One Day
Take LAXATIVE BROMO QUININE
tablets. Stop the Cough and Headache
and work off the Cold. Druggists refund
money if it fails to cure. E. W. Grove's
signature :s on each bo?. 25 cents.
Catarrh Cannot oe Cured
with LOCAL APPLU'Vi JO.VS. as they
cannot reach the 8t .ii of th?» disease. Ca
tarrh la a blood or eoimli:uiional disease,
and in onlei to cur»* Jl vou must take in
ternal remedies. «.'at:irrh Curt Is
taken Internally, and rets directly upon
the blood and mucous suriuce. Hall's
Catarrh Cure is not n qujuk medicine. It
was prescribed by one of the b^st phy
sicians in tills country for years and is
a regular prescription. It N composed of
ihe best tonics known, combined with the
best blood purifiers, acting iVrectiy on the
mucous surfaces. The pcrfcrt combina
tion of the two lntrcdlet.** what pro
duces surli wondc "ul results in curing
catarrh. Send for testimonials, free.
F. J. CHENi-Y & CO.. : :op3., Toledo, O.
Sold Djr Druffglstfl p-lro 75c.
Take U^iii Fat::liy i'liis fur constipation.
LAUNCH
GOLDEN ROD
50 ft. long, 12 ft. beam, 15 tons'displacement, 30 h. p.
A Commodious and modern launch making daily
trips to'points of interest and scenic beauty.
Special arrangements may be made for Charter or Hire
CAPTAIN RALPH YOUNG, Master
BOOKINGlOFFICE and information at
Keller's Drug Store
3rd & Broadway PHONE 126
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