.. Clicquot Brand..
Ginger Ale Root Beer
Sarspar ilia
Surpasses all others—An Ideal
Picnic Beverage
ASK & SONS Grocers
Wear tHe Headlight
OVERALLS
Union Made
P C/^\J "In tune with'ho Human rate
LU1V I £iJl\v/ Owl and good Clothiers for .Men."
Play The Game!
—V.,, J.-J.a, -
Board of Trade
Billiard Parlors
Harry FJaharty, Prop.
Oneri Day and Niglit
■HI II
Ainti ixm bo Bow to Uw InwitaWo
Scores of Endoreetncats Prove
It.
After reading the public state
ment of this fellow-sufferer given
below, you must come to tills coa-1
elusionA remedy which proved
so beneficial years ago with the
kidney* caa naturally be expected
to yerform the same work In sim
ilar cases. Read this;
Mrs. K. O. Fentoa, S908 X. Vsrde
St, Tacoma, Wash., says; "It gives
me great pleasure to tell how much
benefit Doan's Kldaey Pills brought
a a. I was Induced to try Doan's
Kidney Pills by another of my fam
ily who wa« cured of kidney com
plaint by them after everything else
had failed. Doan's Kldaey Pills at]
once stopped the pais and tired
feeling la my back and corrected
the action of my kidneys. I am
now enjoying good health and free
from all signs of th# old trouble.
It gives me great pleasure to again !
recommend Doan's Kidney Pills and
verify ths endorsement I have given
before. I still cue them off and on !
and I find them th« best kidney i
remedy to be had."
For sale by all dealers. Price 50c.
Foster-Milburn Co., Buffalo, New
York, scl« agents for the United
States.
Remember the name—Doan's—
and take no other.
MORN 1 N't; FIRE DESTROYS
AN OLD LAND MARK
A shack overlooking Indian town,
directly south of the creek, myster
iously took fire a little before 11
m. today and by 11:15 was a heap
of ashes. No alarm was sounded
and the fire department was not o'l
hand, owing to the fact that there
was uo means of getting water onto
the blaze, as it was beyond the lire
limit. Chief Bender was there and
saw that there was no other pro
perty endangered.
It wac a good riddance of an un
sightly land mark.
NUGGET MOVIES
Broadway, between 2nd and Sad
Open Eveiy Night
Tonight's Change
A T'aiely Interception.—An espec
ially good drama by the Kograph
Film Co.
The Poet *nd the Soldier.—The
story of a soldier's H»'e.—Kaleni Co.
The Fire of Vengence.—By the
Vitagraph Co.
Will Willie Win?—A fine Lubin
Comedy.
Music by Mr. Weldon Warren.
THE NUGGET MOVIES.
Broadway Xear Third.
The
SEATTLE-PRICE
DRUG STORE
Keller Bros.
Drug Co.
Largest and Most Complete Stock of
Drug's 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
A.dditional
Social News
Miis Lola McKay fttun>ed on the 1
City of Seattle from a visit to Ju
neau where she was the guest of
ner cousin Miss Eva Cole.
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Mrs. T. A. Needhajn is in town
on her way to Seward to join her
husband, who is a wide awake news
paper man of that northern city.
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Mr. Wilfred Taylor of Whitehorse
was a guest in. the family of his
sister, Mrs. W. R. HUlery the week
end. Mr. Taylor was on his way
to Whitehorse for a vacation with
his parents Judge and Mrs. G. L.
Taylor, after a year's work in St.
Andrews College, Toronto.
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Mrs. L. W. Gideon of Carcross,
Mrs. Cii'orge Fleming, Miss Lena
White and Mr. E. J. White of White
horse were guests of Mr. and Mrs.
A. M. Rousseau during the Fourth
of July holiday. Mrs. Fleming and
Mr. White returned to Whitehorse
on Saturday; Mro. Gideou and Miss
White remained until Monday morn
ing.
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Mrs. -Dan McKay, Mre. A. M.
Rousseau, Mrs. L. a. Keller, Miss
Henrietta Rousseau, Miss Lois Mc
Kay, Mr. George Black and Mr.
llarry W'urzbaeher were evening
guests of Mrs. John Laumeister and
Miss Lillian Laumeister on Friday.
The evening was devoted to games
and music. The young people made
;i quantity Jfi delicious candy auil
' ■'«* in ~:i~daiu'ty~7unch
eon was served.
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At a special meeting of the
Woman's Church Auxiliary, held at
the res'dence of the Reverend L. H.
I'edersen a vote of thanks was ex
tended to all who helped to make
i ho dinner a success that was given
by this society on July the Fourth,
thanks to those who donated food
or money, thanks to all who labored
so faithfully for thj goed of the
cause l'or which the dinner was
given. The Auxiliary cleared sixty
two dollars and eighty five cent6.
ft n n
MAKR1KD IX PORTLAND
According to a telegram recently
received, Miss Edna Davi*, daugh
ter of Mr, mid Mrs. L. B. Davis,
and Charles Greime, senior part
ner ia tlie mercantile firm of Grelni
<!, Smith, were married in Portland,
Oregon, July 2. Miss Davis left here
in January for the coast, where she
has spent her time visiting in Port
land and Seattle. Mr. Greirne left
two weeks ago. After a tour of
California, Mr. and Mrs. Greimo will
return about August 1st to White
hors-j where they intend to make
their home.—Wliltehorse Star.
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Mrs. A. J. Carlson and h*r two
daughters, Evelyn and Aldroine,
one time resident pioneers of Skag
wa.v, arrived in town on Saturday
hist euroute to Seward to join Mr.
Carlson, who is engaged in business
in that place. The son. Grant, is
with his father for a vacation, hav
ing recently completed a high school
course in Seattle .and inteuds to
enter the State University of Wash
ington this fall to study mining en
gineering as a vocation. Miss Evelyn
Carlson is the first white child born
in Skagway, and Miss Aldroine, al
so is a native Skagwayan. Thej
Carlson family will make Seward I
their future l»om«.
Try the "Domestic Finish" on
your collars mid cuffs put there by
the Ellt© Luumlry. They also put
<iu all buttons that are missing and
do other minor mending when re
quested.
The Gateway t'lgar store. Skatf
«»}• agency.
THE BOA1S
The Spokane will be la tomorrow
at eight o'clock with 25 local pass
engers find a big crowd of excur
sionists. i She also has on board
100 tous of freight for the interior
and 11 tons of local.
Th« Mariposa is due here at 3
a. m. tomorrow from the Westward.
Sho will sail about an h<?Ur aftef
her arrival.
There were on board the Alameda
yesterday 40 round-trippers for
Knik Anchorage.
river boats
Whltehorse, July 10—Lower river
report.
Delta up Tolovana 7 a. m.
Yukon up Hot Springs 7 a. m.
Louis at Gibbon.
Sarah down Louden 7:15 a. m.)
Schwatka down Nenana 6 p. m,
White Seal at Gibbon for Fair
jaiiks 4 t). m. today. J
A WEEK OF
ANNIVERSARIES
Tho past week has wltnegsed the
anniversary of eeveral memorable
events that took placo In the early*
history of Skagway. Last Wednesday
July 8th, was the 17th anniversary
of tho killing of Jefferson Randolph
(Soapy) Smith by Frank H. .Reid,
who was himself wounded and died
en the 20th of the Bame month.
Thursday, July 9th, was the anni
versary of the roundinjr up by the
vlllgance committee of lourteaj of
Smith's followers, some of whom
were afterward liberated, others
were taken to the wharf, photo
graphed and exiled, and a few serv
ed terms in prison.
Today, July llth is the anniver
sary of Smith's funeral, hia re
mains having been laid to rest In
tho old Skag-way cemetery at the
foot of Reid's falls. A plain wooden
headboard, in the tangle of vegeta
tion that has overgrown his grave,
is all that serves to point out his
abiding place.
On July Cth 1913, Keller Bros,
opened their store In Skagway and
inaugurated Seattle prices in the
drug line.
IiAXK may .\ot
COME TO ALASKA
Washington, July 11—Secretary
of the Interior Franklin K. Lane
said today that he is undecided as
»-ueitieF~or not he can visit Al
aska this summer. He said that
he felt the necessity or remaining
at Washington to urge the passage
of bills providing 'for the opening
of tho Alaska coal lields through
the leasing system, and for the de
velopment of its water sites. He
said if these bills pass before Aug
ust 15 he will make the trip, other
wise he will probably not do so.
PERSONAL.
E. Wen ass of Portland, Oregon,
left oa 'his morning's train for the
interior.
Stephen Birch, manager of the
Guggenheim interests in Alaska and
the Yukon, was a passenger to the
Westward yesterday oil the Ala
meda.
Alfred Burbank, the great Cali
fornia specialist in plant life, who
lias been visltlnng Dawson In com
pany with his wife, returned from
the Inteior last night.
T. Krist came up on the Alameda
yesterday on his way into Dawson.
He is a miner and has been In the
Iditarod for the past six years un
til he went out Jast fall.
Capt. Fred Warner of the Ala
meda entertained at the Pullen
House at luncheon yesterday the
following guests: Alex Miller and
Geo. S. Rankin, of Yaklraa; (J. H.
Bennett, of Chicago; President
Rust of Tacoma Smelting Co. and
Mr. Sage.
W. R. Rust, president of the Ta
coma Smelter Co., Mrs. Rust,
their son Arthur and Mls» Smith, a
sister o" Mrs. Rust, were on board
the Alameda yesterday, bound for
Chlchagof Island, about 40 milee
north of Sitka, where Mr. Rug£ is
interested in mining i>roperty.
Mr. and Mrs. McKay of London,
Ontario, who have been stopping at
the Pullen hotel ever flincp tfce
arrival In Skagway of the Princess
Soph>a, left 0') tbe train this morn
ing for Dawson, wbers J*, is their
intention to speni} several 4ays,
returning here in time to catch the
Princess Alice on hw next south
ward sailing.
Deputy United States MarsJjal
Fred Fonzo has bad the customs
boat which he recently purchased
thoroughly overhauled a»d repaired.
He intends putting Jn a 3% b. p.
Evinrude motor and w.Ul then patpol
the canal to see if he can discover
any of the bodies of thg victims of
tho overturned gasoline launch
Superb.
A big shipment of Eastman Ko
dak supplies, including cameras,
films, developers, print papem re
ceived oa last boat by Keller Bros.
Drug Co.
"BEN" CULBERTSON
Expressing and Cartage
Phone 34, day or night, for
quick service
Office: The Pool Room
Good Morning
What a pleasure it is, with
tiio sun streaming tliroa^!; the
windows, to dross for a busy, |
liApjiy day!
What an added pleasure when
you lace on your Warner Corset I
*nd feel again that easy, snug j
■upport tliat frees your mlud
from any danger of fatigue or
drooping!
Do net wait until tomorrow; comg|
la today, and Bee tile Warner I
styles. There is one designed !
for. Just the figure that you have,
and every pair is guaranteed.
Good Night
SUt-jiy aiul ready for bed. TIio
girl who has I>cen wearing War
ner's Rust-Proof Corsets all day
almost, feels a pang of regrel
that she is to take them off.
If corset comfort sounds at
tractive to you, why not try on*
of our Warnjir styles?
$1.50 to-$3.60 per pair
L. A. HARRISON CO., Phone 5
Strrc closes at 8, except Saturday—9 p. m
Popular Picture
Palace
Jurt off Broadway on Fifth Ave.
Geo. Mowl, Proprietor.
Open Every Night
PROGRAM
Andrew Jackson.—2 reels. Strong
drama.
Hazard For a Heart.
On flic Brink of Dishonor.
SUNDAY CHAXGK
Dr. Car El Hanna.—Extraordin
ary 6ensatioual film feature.—«
reels.
While McFadden looks out.
I am Going for a Shave.
5 Reels
O. Selmer, violinist.
Mrs. R» SheUy, pianist.
23c and 10c
The Gateway
Cigar Store
COK. FIFTH AXD lUfOAD
WAY
U. M. HARTWIGSEN, I'KOl\
Finest Imported Domestic
-and Havana Cigars always
on liand
Pipes, Tobaccos and Smok
ers Articles.
PISHING TACKLE
Newspapers, Latest Maga
zines and Periodicals, Books
and Stationery.
p
Jl
4c found
We also carry a full line of
iiCIGARS, PIPES, CANDY.
FRUIT, ETC.
onv Dcrterc's
nished
For Sale 5 room cottage
2 lots on corner,
11 and 12, Block 121.
Corner 2!»t street.
Price §000.00.
T&rtns.
Phi! Abrahams, Agt.
What's a Skagway Omelet? You'll
never find out until vou visit the
New Idea Bakery and Delicatessen
KING'S CAFE
WHITE HORSE YUKON TERRITORY
BEST MEALS IN THE NORTH
Airs. Orloff King :: Proprietor
THE ALASKA GRILL AND CAFE
CHARLEY JOHN' = r. CORNER -
KARAMAN & Clecaic THIRD AVEKUF. AND
PROPRIETORS BROADWAY
Skagway's Newest and Finest Restaurant
Where You Can Get What You Desire
Cooked and Served as it Should Be
We Make a Specialty cf Banquets and Private Dinner Parties
A refined and comfortable place for a supper a/ter the show or
dance—service in cozy private booths if desired