FAMOUS
I No excuse for
poor coffee now
for we have
just received a
Big Shipment of
- :
Wherever fine coffees are wanted
this splendid coffee finds a quick sale
and a welcome such as has not been
accorded to any other brand. lis
praises are sound?4 from coast to coa - i.
ASK & SONS Grocers
Let us take your measure for a
Royal Tailored Made Suit
From $16 and up
Come in and look the Samples over
DORTERO & SON, isn;:
"n*BB.C.Ca
MONARCH
WORLDS
BEST
Play The Game!
Board of Trade
Billiard Parlors
Harry FJaharty, Prop.
Open Day and Night
A Little Care May Save Many Al
askan Headers Future Trouble
W'atcii the kidney secretions.
See that they have the amber hue
of health;
The discharge not excessive or in
frequent;
Contain* no "brlcK-dusi like" sed
iment.
Doan a Kidney Pills are espec
ially to- weak kidneys.
Here's convincing proof of their;
merit.
James Wilkinson, 201 Fourteenth
St., Oregon City, Oregon, says: "1
had to get up often at night on ac- i
count of kidney weakness. 1 couldn't
kleep wtli because of the pains aud ,
aches in my back. My limbs were
quite stiff. I was finally told to I
try DoaL's Kidney Pills and did.
"ihe quick relief they brought sur
prised me. 1 used several boxes of
Doau'a Kiduey Pills and they made
me atron* and well. Ail I said about
Uoau'a Kidney Pills when X public
ly recommended them a few years
ago still holds good."
For sale by all dealers. Price 50c. :
Foster-Alilburn Co., Buffalo, New
York, scle agents for the United
states.
Remember the name—Dean's—,
and take no other.
Needles for Victor or Columbia
phonographs, soft, medium or loud
now In stock at Keller Bros. Drug
Co., envelopes or 100, Bets.; boxes
of 300, IScts.
A Vest Pocket Trout Rod is a i
most convenient adjunct to the
fishing kit Costs no more than a j
Veet Pocket Kodak and is just as
euro of results. Either one of them I
convenient pleasure getters for!
56.00 at Keller'a
CHANGE TONIGHT
AT THE -MdVIKs. |
Prisoners o War.—A civil i
story.—Kalem Drama.
A Change of Administration.
Seiig's timely masterpiece on i'-1'
political patronage evil.— The G .
ernmeut's most secret Doeui . I
J reels.
Pete Joins the Force, — l.ubia
Comedy.
Music by Mrs. Waller >l< Hiiei:.
THK M-(K.KI .MOVIES.
l;ron<lway Seat Tliird.
THK BOATS
The Humboldt is due in ^1: -
Saturday morning.
The Jefferson was reportvd
Ketchikan at 7 o'clock 1 .-.i n
She lias on board a ituitiJj. • of ;
sengers and 5f> tons ol* freig
Skagway, and is expected s«> re
here sometime tomorrow.
KIVKK BOATS
Whitehorse, June —WsiUr !
inches.
Casca up Carmacks S a. m.
Whitehorse up Stewart S a. in.
Xasutlin up Selkirk C a. ra.
Dawson down Stewart N n
Nest sailing Selkirk lato
night, C&sca Friday night.
Whitehorse, June "2 1 l.ov.
river report;
Louisa up Kotlik on the U-,i I.
Sarah up Kotlik l> a. m.
Schwatka up Rampart J: |». :
Tanana up Hot Springs up 1
Alaska down Minto S a. in.
Reliance down Kaltag I :•> |
on the 23rd.
Yukon down Eagle 5 a. m.
Olympla Beer on draught at tht
Board of Trade. This famous brew,
both on draft Mid In bottles is kept
constantly frosh. This is tbe I! mi
of Trade Bar where the celebrated
Rainier Beer IB also kept in bot
tles. tf.
Out Door Life
LIFE in the open goe3 a long way
toward Insuring sound health,
which is the real foundation of beauty
TINT
\
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PUROU GOAMXTEE
Should any PUROLA
Product fail to eive
ENTIRE satisfaction
the price paid will be
cheerfully refunded
by your local dealer.
Applied just before an outing of any kind
will positively prevent all ill effects of the exposure
to sua and wind. Made in flesh and white.
Its u\> creates the soft, velvety appearance which is so
much nought after. Price 50 cents ptr bottle.
Get it in Skagway at KELLER BROS.'
PERSONAL.
Father Bunoz, of British Colum
bia, is hero on his way lu to the**ln
[ terlor.
Judge Young of Prince Kuporfc,
| v. ho has beeu in Atlin for several
weeks, is hero on his way home.
Mr. anil Mrs. Coglan, round-trip
pers on the Princess Sophia, loft
ou the train this morning eiiroute
to Atlin on a short visit.
L>r. White of the Methodist
ihurch, who lias been in Dawson, is
I'ooked for tho southward sailing of
Hit! Princess Sophia tonight.
Mrs. llawksley and Miss Haw ka
li y. wife and daughter of the Rev.
Ilawkslej of Dawson, are here on
their way to Winnepeg, Manitoba.
Mrs. MeCarter and three children,
family of a Canadian official at
D.iwson. i :nno up on the Princess
staph la on their way in 10 the In
Tom Hall, eomniorcial traveler
for U. p. Rithet ft Co., Victoria,
P>. C.. was an arrival on tho Prin
ePss Sophia, lie is on his way in
lie,. ..ml Mrs. {Hbbert of Dawson
vill tesivo tonight on the I'rineess
.
re. ido ii future.
A!. Mi Kenzle, tin old-timer in
At' i, (1, C.. mining district, is
here o.i his way in to his former
grounds in the wilds of
\V. I )| Til;:II of tlib Golden
North lioirl came up on the Prin
-oi> :.i after several weeks' vis
i' in Ii. - outside, most of his time
N II. Twnliuson, assistant in the*
dei' .ii inmt of horticulture in llrit
i Columbia, is in the north look
ing Into its future horticultural pos
sibility, After leaving here he
••viil '.'ii to Sitka to visit the jjovern
.
. > V .ouver young ladies who
i.ave b-'en stopping at the IJullen
;or the past. mouth on their
r vacation,, will leave for
■ ivj t e Princess Sophia to
liuve made many friend
•>"' their si .■ in Skagway.
t'»ptiilu Joiin Irving, the well
v.'nc operator, arrived from
l is home in Victoria, B. (V, on the
i Sophia yesterday on hid
;.:^way on the next sailing
of the 0t» years of the i
of the Brunswick-Balk©
I'rt." John Bunce has been
<1 u ith if iti some capacity,
i; t!■■ 'f v.ith the branch house
IV ; s Sophia yesterday on
into Dawson, where he is
I". ISabfripe, who was in i
!• of;' J, Iknta's business dur- •
the Litter's live months' visit in !
: ■ Oriei.i, lias aeecpted a per- j
position with that gentle- I
Jlr. Iknta is to be congratn
b 'viii'? se< ured such ef
p during the busy toiir
i hii !i i now fommenr-1
1 ; 15. 0. Haynes, one of
■ • pi 'iH'rrs of Alaska and the Yu
. , lint who went outside seven
.
IS. i , is bnek, bavins found it im
possible to resist tho lodstone1
:i; \ is drawing: him to the north,
lie is going in to enter into part
nership with Mr. Adams in con
ducting tiiL> roailliousc at Takini, on !
the Wlii!ehorsc-l>awson road.
f.fC.VL 1JH1I;1S
ii.icr Merry, of the Skagway
tc Summit road survey party, re
por! :■d progress in the work,
lie also says that the crop of
v. ilii be : ii'3 of various kinds, along
tho i:no of the survey, gives prom
e of being astonishingly abundant
| UNIVERSITY TO HOLD
MINK RESCUE TOURNEY
Seattle, Juno 2<>—An uuusual
field meet will be held on the cadet
)>arade ground of the University of
Washington, July 22 and 23. The
contests on the program will be
strenuous, and somewhat athletic in
nature, but will have as their object
I not the winning of letters and rib
bons, but tho achievement of effi
ciency in mine rtscue and first aid
About a score of drilled first aid
and rescue teams, representing near
ly every coal mining company in the
state, will participate.
Tho meet is approved by the Unit
ed States bureau of mines, and the
program is under tho personal supe:
vision of J. J. Corey, director of
the jnino rescue station on the un
iversity campus. If the contests
are successful, as Mr. Corey says
they give every promise of being,
plaus will bo made to make the
meet an annual affair, and accom
modations will be arranged for f>0
tc GO teams next year.
The list of entries so far includes
the Northern Pacific team from Cle
I Hum; four teams from the North
western Improvement company, one
from Ruvendale and three from Ros
lyn; two from the Carbonado Coil
company, Carbonado; one from the
Union Coal company, Tono; one fro
the Fairfax Coal company, Fairfax;
<•110 from tho American Coal com
pany, Spiketon; one from the Wilke
:on Coal and Coke company, Wilke
>>oii. In addition there probably will
be teams from New Castle and
Mack Diamond.
A tunnel and smoke house will
lie reproduced on the cadet field.
The grounds will be surveyed so
that a model mine will bo shown in
diagram. A demonstration of all
the latest scientific devices for res
toring miners stricken by mine gas
or smoke will be given. The res
cue teams will race into the smoke
rooms, over and under obstacles,
bring out the endangered men, and
apply the first aid methods of res
toration.
The American Mine Safety asso
ciation will award medals to the
'vinning teams and to all teams en
tered. Other prizes will be offered
by companies and societies inter
ested.
Till-: PRINCESS SOI'HIA \HIMVKS
WITH MANY PASSENGERS
The Princess Sophia got in at
-,i o'clock last night with the fol
lowing passengers, ten of tlieni being
round trippers:
Mrs. Alice Rickey, Miss Rickey,
X. Cornell, Mrs. Cornell, Win. L.
Coghlin, Mrs. Coghlin, R. O. Kirk
patrick. Mrs. Kirkpatrick, Mrs. Pel
ion, Conrad Hurdy, M. A. Hudson,
N. D. Chetham, Mrs. Stewart, Mrs.
Brown, R. Elswortli, Wm. Grant,
Mrs. Simpson, Miss Simpson, Father
Bunoz, Mrs. Martin, E. Omevia, M.
Funata, Mrs. McCarter, Miss Mc
Carter. Jean McCarter, Alex McCar
ter, Miss Bwinliolder, Miss Clark,
Miss Thomas, Thos. Hall, C. Gifford,
<). B. Porry, Mrs. Wallace, Capt.
Irving, Jno. Bunce, D. K. Martin, H.
Reinberg, Jessie Reinberg, Grace
Reinberg, R. Iridell, Mrs. Iridell,
Miss Iridell, H. Munger, B. Reinberg
Geo. IVdman, C. K. Stoudt, Mrs.
Stoudt, ,T. Williams, A. H. Tomlin
son, Max Willace, H. Haynes, Alex
McKenzie, X. Abbott, Miss Stephen
son, R. Anderson, Mrs. Olsen and
child,, and 10 steerage. The vessel
also brought 693 tons of freight,
ihe largest cargo that has been
landed in Skagway this season by
any of the passenger boats.
She is due to sail at 7 o'clock
tonight with the following people
on board: Miss Davy, Miss Stretton,
Judge Young, Dr. White, Mrs.
llawksley and daughter. Rev. and
Mrs. Hibbert.
HAND LAUNDRY— The Jandos
Hand Laundry on Third srteet next
!o Golden North Hotel, does your
washing without shrinking the
clothes. Family work given careful
attention. tf.
WANTED TO RENT—4 or 5
room furnished, or partly furnished
house. Town preferred. Address at
once P. O, Box 150.
Would consider buying furniture.
• Uoy;:1 i: Palmist and Business Adviser lias arrived in
Skiigway and will be here for a few days.
REVEALS THE PAST
PRESENT AND ECTUEE
7 .1* :' - Irsr uader which you were horn lucky or
> tt:r> business you are beat adapted for;
1 and whom yon will marry; settle and explain
all love ,-fir.i and family troubles; where your luck
li , end v.-hat direction lucky or unlucky days of
-i- ; investments; tells concerning sickness, and
: to c. ercome all your troubles; tells concerning
ti :1s, letttis, liow tu conquer enemies and diffi
'its, and the things that have been a mystery
i or years, etc.
Sue is ::i ytiur city for a short time. Make no delay In coming to
eco this wonderful Egyptian. You will profit by it.
Office Hours: 9 a. m. to 0 p. m.
Can be consulted at the Portlan d House parlor.
Gooc! Morning
WIint a pleasure i(. is, with
tlio siiii streaming linini -h tin
windows, to dress for a busy, ■
happv day!
AVhat an added pleasure ui.en
you lace on your Warner < '"r>< '
and feel again Uint easy, snu^
support tliat frees your 5i:i .d
from any danger of I":it ?•_ i- < r
drooping!
Do ljct wait until tomorro : m
in today, and sfo the \Y n;
styles. There is 0110 deai
for just the figure that. •
and every pair is cuanii •
Gocd Night
SImjij* and ready for lied. Tho
girl who lias been wearing War
ner's Kust-l'roof Corsets all day
almost. feels a i>ang of regret
Hint she is to take tlicm off.
Il' corsct comfort sounds at
tnictivo to yoti, why not try one
of our Wat nor styles?
1.50 to $3.50 per pair
L. A. HARRISUi-; . 5 Phone 55
Store crises I aturday—9 p. m
Popular He x'
Palace
J list oft Brondvvny on !"»!'•!» Ave.
Geo. Mowl, Proprietor.
TONIGHT AND TOMOIJKOYi
The iriost expensive i i
ture evtr made.
CARDINAL RICH11L
Most thrilling romance, li'i i :
—3 reels.
Every inch m< at n• •; H '
colored, taking over a yen
most gorgeous r.nd spec-.
seen. Two new comedies will
run with this grot phun. .
Miss Maris Shep
The sweet singer will jius i
Prices 25 ccnts ti» nJi.
Coming Saturday and . :i
$200,00'.) feature—over 1 i ;
in the cast.—Homer's Oily. .
State of Onio, Ciij- <--r Toledo, (
Lucas CouDtjr.
Frank J. Cheney makes oath «iiat
Ue Is senior partner of the firm ci 1"
.( Cheney & Co., doiiLg busiues-s in
the City of Toledo, County and e
aforesaid, am! that said firm will pay
the sum of ONE HUNDRED DOL
LARS for eii^h and everj ' "Se of
Catarrh that cannot be ■ ui I !■;< tl.e
use of Hall's Catarrh Cure,
FRANK .1. CHENEY.
Sworn to l>efore me and subscrib
ed in my presence, this 6 !i day < t
December, A D. 1SS6.
A. W. GLEAfiON,
(Seal.) Notary fui.-i.:.
Hairs Catarrh Cure is taken ir. o"
nally, and s.Lts directly oil th - ;
And mucous surfaces of the system.
Send for testimonials free.
one the
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l/1
We also carry a full line of
;:CiGARS, PIPES, CANDY.
FRUIT, ETC.
- . i v Daiiero's
cm:r, A\l) SEE ME.
; ail Abrahams, Agt.
'■Vizir's a Skagway Omelet? Von
ug-.it find out until von visit t
Xv-.v Ilea Bakery aiul Delicutess*
KING'S CAFE
WHITE HORSE YUKON TERRITORY
BEST MEALS IN THE NORTH
Mrs, Orloff King ;; Proprietor
THE ALASKA GRILL AND CAFE
CHAR!-] •' J.'ilN"
KARAMAN I. ( I. ' \lf
I'KOPIUF.TOKS
• Corner —-—
THIRD AVENUE AND
BROADWAY
Skagway's Newest and Finest Restaurant
Where You Csn Get What You Desire
Cooked nnd Served as it Should Be
We Make p Specialty of Eanquots and Private Dinner Parties
A refined and comfortable p!<;ce for a supper after the shew or
dance- scrvice in co?y private booths if desired