RELIANCE
COFFEE
We have recently added this high grade brand to
our stock and unhesitatingly recommend it to all
lovers of good coffee
1 -lb. Tin 45c 2-lb. Tin 85c
3-lb. $1.25
ASK & SONS
. . . . . ■ • » *
Leading
Grocers
Just Received
Mary Jane Pumps
For Women
A Big Line of B.V. D. for Men
DORTERO & SON,
"In tune with'he Human race
and good Clothiers for Moo. ' |
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' MONARCH '
WORLDS! r
Nfl£5T v
Flay The Game!
Board of Trade
Billiard Parlors
Harry FJaharty, Prop.
Open Day and Night
nip ii
Alaska Has to Bow to the Inevitable
Scores of Endorsements Prove
It.
After readir.g the public state
meat of this fellow-sufferer given
below, you must come to this con
clusion- A remedy which proved
so beneficial years ago with the
kidneys can naturally be expected
to perform the same work in sim
ilar eases. Read this:
-Mrs. R. O. Fenton, 29OS X. Verde
St., Tacoma, Wash., says; "It gives
me great pleasure to tell how much
benefit Doan's Kidney Pills brought
me. I was induced to try Doan's
Kidney Pills by another of my fam
ily who was cured of kidney com
plaint by them after everything else
had failed. Doan's Kidney Pills at
once stopped the pain and tired
feeling lu my back and corrected
the action of my kidneys. I am
now enjoying good health and free
from all signs of the old trouble.
It gives me great pleasure co again
recommend Doan's Kidney Pills and
verify the endorsement I have given
before. I still use them off and on
and I find them the best kidney
remedy to be had."
For sale by all dealers. Price 50c.
Foster-Milburn Co., Buffalo, New
York, acle agents for the United
States.
Remember the name—Doan's—
and take no other.
CHANGE TONIGHT
AT THE MOVIES.
"Nobility."—A Pathe play in
three colored reels. — Dcu't miss
this spkudld feature.
The I.ocket.—A VUagraph com
featuriiijc Mr. John IJuuny and Mis-'
Flora Finch.—It lycks bad \vhf!i
a man's wife finds another woni;
iocktt in her husband's pocket
one gets fussed and excited lint
picture explains it tJ all very smis
factorily.
Mu.-ic by Mr. Weldon W'aricn.
THE Nl'GtJET MOVIES.
Krondway Near i'hinl.
YOUR HAT
May Be a Slyllnh One, IJnt It Mi'sm
Trouble.
A man usually buys a liat that's "in
style." but the modern hat for rueu 1:
lois to answer (or.
.Haldneads are growing more numer
ous every day. Hats m <Ke r\ce; tit
breedir.g places for the parnslfk- c ti \
which sup the life from the i s of t
hair.
Wi; n your hair begins to fall out t1
your fcaip is full of Dandruff it i■■
sure sign that these countless geri'.s a
busily ut work.
There is but one way to overcome . v
trouble arid kill the germs—that wi;
to apply Wwbro's Herplcide to l!
icatp—it will kill the (terms and hen':
hair is sure to result.
Sold by leading drugg'sts. Send We in
stamps for sample !•» The Herpicide Co.,
Letroit. Mich.
One dollar bottles guaranteed.
At all drug store*.
The
SEATTLE-PRICE
DRUG STORE
Keller Bros.
Drug Co.
Largest and Most Complete Stock of
Drugs and Toilet Articles
In the NortH
Fresh Candies and Cigars
Eastman Kodaks, Films, and Photo Supplies
Columbia Grafonolas and Records
Guns, Ammunition and Fishihg Tackle
LADIES' WRITING AND REST ROOM
UNFAMILIAR FACES
Historical Characters of Whose
Looks We Know Nothing.
THEY LEFT NO PORTRAITS.
Many of the Famous Figures and He
roes of Colonial and Revolutionary
Times Are as Blanks to Us So Far
as Their Personal Appearance Is
Concerned.
In the sfarrh for a portrait of Thom
as Willed, ilie lirst mayor of.New*
Yor!:. the committee from the City
club \i-:iie'l nearly every print dealer
in the ' it; in addition to scores of pri
vate ii>1 tors of Americana. But
I the, was ji.i portrait to Ik.' found.
Any t>tie who li.is ever attempted to
lunUe a < ■ I'm tiou of the pictures of
the hi iii -t <>f cary New York soon
j reaii o ; t!i.-re are many blanks,
i For in- ! e. of the four Duleli gov
ernors I'eter "S:tiyvesiiut Is the only
i otio of v.: in we have a correct por
j trait » f IVter Minuet. William Kieft
and NYoiiti !- .an Twilier there is abso
lutely not1 :■ » ati :rates, although varl
1 ve appeared from
otts catt- :!
time to t
The sat •• is true of a still more emi
nent N Yoi ,er. William UradFord.
inee. I'.radfoi'il was so prominent a
nmti ii?t•-1 o ibv ■ • r yea) both iii
Yorl
■
' la'iili- called a
M be on Ihe tablet
e,vn ! • ■ • It;" printing of
Phllat
h
Ilauov<4'Si;t!
•i Hx change, at
Till' ' l t! ■ 1 It.' illllJtPWK- I'"rililll ui
Inr-i M.i' Moiinies.
ii«r* If.vt' not ni
• I'iwiit I- i ii- in ilirtu from de
picti: - I'll' I . ' : «r till- .VlMIIlK SOl
i mn.!». i!f Colonel
Biban A ■ i: • * Is 1:0 k'n»«ii t>or
sanle is ti'UO of tilt'
I One • r ! !:i« iier.M- ot I! inker bill,
i Colonel 1:1 :.i- I iIrklkv. ins left no
lie « tin." artillerist and
: engineer v. i > tmilt (he fortifications
■■ ilio buttle. Other
; j.; ■ Ui'\ ilU:tl"u:tr.v fighters of
t> j»; : 111 ■ exist arc Colonel
;tl Tli"i is Conway, leader
in I"t; <'":oi -I Seih \v rtier, who was
i i'ii' ait j !;s on Tieontle
i' wtt p.•.nt an<l in the but
n: (ieiM-ral Setb I'orn
in>rits. mill General
rsoits. one of the
;il Major Andre and
■I It; U 'shin^ton as the
"i ::ie n-uliwi' t territory.
J
''iv of the Declaration
<•. .I"t::i Alul'ton of PellII
t: it wliii it is said
I: t ti.ittjB* in Jmiepeiid
M|i!ii<l ami is said to
i d from a miniature.
■
it. nor h:ivo any portraits
•r of v"ai- Washington. mother of
. •Iiinutoii's v. .. i'. Martha
,\ t u icii ;i great many poi
nt' ttlil Now Vork material
good (leal to obtain is
i! I'imiiiiivs. the West In
: in •per. win'se best known
i.l Fraiinces' tavern,
■: ' ;.* tin- Sous of the itevolu
. -iiucc they purchased it
i'i its original eondl
li: ii. It is ot: lover Broad street, on
i corner of IVarl street, and the
I mi - lit) -i . n in which Washing
; : . :.ircwi:ll i»l hi- officers bus
i cly as possible to
mi. tin- Ii' ,irt!:'-s keeper of the
• t lil iu a corner of City Hal)
•iiiuir the Revolution. Betsy
the i elebrated unmer of the first
■ - simI .'■tripes, has no portrait. Cap
i. Miles stanilish is among those
I appearance, nor is anything
i wii of the intrepid French exp'or
. diet. who traced the sources of the
others of more or less note of whom
:<• are no portraits are the old Eng
!:-h (Irsttnat -t. Christopher Marlowe;
l; . ui Savage, another well known
Knglish dramatist, who died iu 17-13;
Vlaripii, Dtiquesne. from whom Fort
i»iu|tiesne. now Pittsburgh, got its first
name from the French; George Clin
tnii. in il governor of New York from
1743 to 1753 and father of the British
general in the Revolution. Henry Clin
ton: c 'Del John Henry Cruger, Gen
eral Oliver ile I.ancey. Governor Wil
liam Tryon. General John Forbes,
:?;iron T>ic-sknu. General Robert Ilowe
Mini I'.i'iirrienne. Napoleon's famous
MVIV.;.!-; who wrote an excellent life
uf the great French emperor.—New
Vork Tin.es.
Advice is seldom welcome. Those
who liccd li most like it least.-Dr.
Johnson.
McADOO'S ESTEtfATK WIPED
OUT 1VV CANAL EXPENDITURE
Washington, July 7—United States
treasury figures are completed for
fiscal year.
Tliey show that the year ended
with nn lucorao esoeediug ordinary
expenses.
The iucomo amounted to $33,000,
000 In excess of the ordinary run
ning expenses.
Tho total receipts came to $734,
000,000.
This is $1,5000,000 above Secre
tary McAdoo's original estimate,
tho surplus being wiped out by the
extraordinary expenses of the Pana
ma canal, amounting to $34,000,000,
and leaving a deficit of $1,000,000.
Tho deficit will bo easily wiped
out when tho revenues are received
from tho income taxes. Considerabl
capital has been made out of an ap
parently largo treasury deficit, and
iho administration officials, there
fore, are all tho more pleased at the
excelleut showing made by tho fig
ures just published.
Itl'.Al, ESTATE TKAXSFEKS
The following real estate trans
actions took place in Skagxvay dur
ing the week ended .luly 4, 1014:
Betty Abrams to 1311a M. Yeoinans
; N". 40 feet.Lot 1. Block. 58, cor.
] 10th avenue.
Sarah Baker to J. F. J. Ward,
i W. >.j l.ot 4, Block 1, 5th avenue.
I W. Smith Remick to t!-eo. H.
Bed man, Lot 5, Block 34, 4tl»
avenue.
H. Hartwigsen to May P. Taylor,
; l-ots 7. Ji, 0. 10, 11 and 12, Block
! 89. 14th street.
S. J. Marquis to Ella M. Yeo
aians, interest, Lot 8, Block 27,
j Tird avenue.
A big shipment of Eastman Ko
■ dak supplies, including cameras,
i films, developers, print papers re
ceived on last boat by Keller Bros.
| Drug Ce.
PERSONAL
.Mr. fiLd Mrs. Coghnd and party
will be over from Whitehorse on to
night's train.
Mr. Harrison and party, big
| game '»■ nters from the interior,
I will wive out ou the train to
. night. They have secured reserva
tions at the Pullen hotel.
L. 13. Thompson, former proprie
tor of the Xugget Movies, will leave
lor Juneau ou the Northwestern to
morrow, accompanied by his family,
lie will probably engage in the mov
ing picture business there.
Paul E. Mason, cf Seattle, ar
rived on the Mariposa, and will be
<>ne of the White Pass boys during
the summer, acting in the capacity
<>: assistant to John l.ilanchard, Fres
ident Dickeson's private secretary.
HE WANTED A JOB.
The Red Bearded Sailor Who Insisted
That He Could Sing,
Oir- dn\ innti\ y0:1 rs ugo, when Billy
! Emerson was In his heyday "aud all
San Kranci.-i,o was at bis feet. lie was
! accosted by a sailor with a long red
' beard The sailor said tliat tie could
| sing aud wanted a job.
"I have no opening," said Emerson.
The tar, however, was obdiTrate and
' several times (hiring the day impor
i tuned Emerson lo give hira n chance.
! To get away from his tormentor Em
! ersoo was compelled to go to his bo
i tel
I -Near the theater was a saloon where
1 tlu? minstrel boys were wont to con
! gregate alter a show, it was of the
1 usual kind, with a room in the rear,
with a piano and a piano player. Into
this room, when the performance was
j over, went the sailor and asked tbe
| man at the piano If he would change
places with bim and allow hiui (the
sailon to play in his place. The mu
I sicinn acquiesced.
The performers trooped to the front
of the saloon, and soon there came
from the rear room the strains of
"Sally In Our Alley," sung as only one
man in the world could sing it
"Boys," said Emerson, "that's Tom
Dixon."
A rush was made for the rear, where
it transpired that the "sailor" was
none other than tbe great minstrel
tenor, tie had gone to Australia with
a company. It disbanded, and he
worked his way home as an ordinary
seaman, during which time he grew
the long red whiskers.
Did he get the Job with Emerson?
3fou didn't know Billy or yon would
never have asked that—Edward Le
Roy Rice in Chicago JournaL
FOUND.—A pocket knife. Owner
may recover same by calling at Al
askan office, and proving property.
7-7-tf.
Colgate's toilet accessories—tal
cum, fate, tooth and shaving powd
er; toilot and shaving soaps, per
fumes and toilet waters just in at
Keller Bros. Drug Co.
Subscribe for the Daily Alaskan,
Good Morning
What a pleasure it is, with
tlio (un streaming liirti:: 'i tin
windows, to dress for ;i busy,
happy day!
What un added iilc-'.su!,- v.i.cii
you laro on your Warner < ' u.- i
mid feel again that eisy, sitti.;
support that frees ininil
from any danger <-l fa I , m
drooping!
Do lict wait until tomorro .: com
in today, and sco tho Warner
styles. TUere is one (■• -.si . P'l
for just the figure that you h
and every pair is guarairc
Good Night
Sltt-py and ready for bed. Tlie
girl who 1ms been wearing War
ner's Kust-l'roof Corsets all «lay
almost, feels a pang of regret
that blie is to take tliein off.
Tf corset comfort sounds at
tractive to you, why not try one
of our Warner styles?
150 to $3.50 per pair
L. A. HARRISON CO., Phone 5
Store closes 8, except Saturday—9 p. m
Popular Pictee t
.1 list oft Broadway on Fifth Ave. *
Geo. Mow], Proprietor.
Open Every Sight
TONIGHT'S CHANGE <>!•'
PROGRAM
Just iJrown's Luck.
Gaumout Weekly.
The Greater Love.
Jocular Winds.
25c «nt! lOc
Show Begins at S:3u p. m.
PIAXO POll SALE CHEAP
Second band square Kim be i \ i
jrood erudition. Address :;d. ray. 1
Haines, Alaska. 7-2-G!. |
The Gateway
► *
Cigar Store
COK. FIFTH AM) BROAD
WAY*
H. M. HAKTWIGSEX, l it \
Finest Imported .DoiH' ■ -•
and Havana Cijjars al'.v ,vs
on liand
Pipes, Tobaccos and Si»"!
ers Articles
FISHING TACKLE
Newspapers, Latest Maga
zines and Pcjiuilic^.-,
an<l Stationer}*.
Smoke the
We also carry a full line of
i CIGARS, PIPES, CANDY.
FRUIT. ETC.
Tony Dortero's
We Need
A 3 room cottage 011 4th
Avenue
Lot 3. Block 28.
$330.00
For Spot Cash
Fhil Abrahams, Agt.
What's a Skagway Omelet? You'll
lievor find out uutil you visit the
New Idea Bakery and Delicatessen.
KING'S CAFE
WHITE HORSE YUKON TERRITORY
BEST MEALS IN THE NORTH
Airs, Grioff King :: Proprietor
THE ALASKA GRILL AND CAFE
CHA RLEY===JOHX
Karaman & CLECAK
PROPRIETORS
—- — UORNER
TOIRD AVEKUF.AND
BROADWAY
Skagway's Newest and Finest Restaurant
Where You Can Gel What You Desire
Cooked and Served as it Should Be
We Make a Special'.y of C r.qurts and Private Dinner Parties
A refined and comlof Me place for a supper after the shew or
dance—-service in cozy private booths if desired