Clicquot Brand,.
Ginger Ale Root Beer
Sarsparilla
Surpasses all others—An Ideal
Picnic Beverage
ask & SONS Grocers
Wear the Headlight
OVERALLS
Union Made
Q CAM "In tune with iho Human race
1/UI\1£J\U 01 V\Ji .f aad goal Clothiers for Men."
Play The Game!
Board of Trade
Billiard Parlors
Harry FJaharty, Prop.
Open Day and Night
■Mil II
Alaaka Ha* to Bow to tin Inevitable
Scort* o( EttdorMMseats rroT«
n.
Af'.er reading tie publia state
ment of this fellow-sufferer given
below, 70a muat eom« to this con
clusion;. A remsdy whlek proved
so beneficial years ago wiUi the
k.ineri can aaturally be expected
to iierform the aame work Lb *lm
llar caw. Read thl*:
Mi*. K. 0. Feotam, J»vS X. Verde
St., Tacoma, Willi., »ay»: "It gWes
m* great pleasure to toll how much
benefit Doaa's Kidney Pill* brought
ae. I wu Induced to try Do&n's
Kidney Pills by another oI my fam
ily who «i| eared ef kidney com
plaint by them after everything else
had failed. Doaa's Kldxey Pill# at
once stopped the palm and tired
feeling in my back and corrected
the action of my kidney*. I am
now enjoying good health and free
from all aignj of the old trouble.
It jjlvee me great pleasure to again
recommend Doa&'a Kidney Pills and
verify the endorsement 1 have given
before. 1 itill use them off and on
and I find them the beet kidney
remedy to be had.'*
For sal* by all dealer*. Price 50c.
F oat or-Mil burn Co., Buffalo, New
York, sole agents fee the United
States.
Remember the nams—Dean's—
&nd take no other.
THE BOA1S
The Mariposa got in from t'ai
Westward at 5:50 a. in. yesterday
and left at 11:45 a. m. with twc
passengers from here.
The Spokane when she left Skag
way yesterday afternoon had every
ber»h filled.
The Dolphin is due here tomorrow
at 2 p. ill
Cabbage, 5 cents per pound.
Watermelons, 5 cents per pound.
New potatoes, 7 pounds for 25c.
At Bledsoe's Grocery. _
NUGGET MOVIES
Broadway, between 2nd and 5ac
Open Eveiy Night
Tonight's Change
Pathe Weekly.—No. CO.
Hearts of the First Empire
Special feature released in two par.
How a young country girl coniiuci-ec
Napoleon and his court, dispute!"-!
an obnoxious suitor in a fiert-t
duel and won a noblo husband.
Classmate Frolic.—A Comedy. Th
girls are full of old Nick. The jan
itor and a cop help theni escape
vigilance of the principal. You
ought to see them frolic. Real < it
upa every one.
Change tomorrow night.
Music by Mr. Weldon Warren.
THE NUGGET MOVIES.
Broadway Near Third.
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
IS PUTTING II
mis COURT
On Friday of last week ground
was broken on a plot of ground
50x100 1'eet in size at the southern
limit of .tho Pullen House grounds
which will be used for a lawn ten
nis court. After the gravel and
stones are removed the ground will
be surfaced with cinders and leveled
with a heavy roller.
YOr.\(, LADIES WILL
Hl'NT, FISH AND KODAK
Miss Nellie Smith, .Miss Margaret
Hill aud Miss Charlotte ohle, nil of
Portland, arrived on the Spokane
yesterday, and registered at the
Goldi n North hotel.
This trio is under the guidance
of Mrs. Carlislo, and today continued
on to Carcross from where they will
.vo in to Allin, and returning will
go to Whitehorse, a£tor which they
will return to Skagway, and go to
Wrungell, where they will remain
for tiio balance of the summer at
-Mrs. Carlisle's summer camp.
These young ladles will hunt an
fish, and Miss Hill says that she
(will not leave the north until
lie is successful in shooting a bear.
Vs that young lady carries with he
a good Kodak as well as a small
:ifle, it is safe to say that she will
| be able to take back a trophy
I with Iter this fall.
i'.m.Ij I'lUt DKMOCKATIC PRIMAR
IKS l Oll THE FIRST D1VI
SIOX OK ALASKA
By authority vested in us by
ttio last territorial convention held
it Vale! ess, Alaska, March 29, 1912,
•riroaries are hereby called for the
l^irpnse of electing delegates to the
■.k'ni'vr.ttie convention called by the
ikmoci.stic territorial committee to
be held in Skagway, Alaska, on the
ord day of August, 1914, at ten
o'clock la tho forenoon of said day.
^ id primary elections to be held in
he first judicial division of Alas
iu the following namel incorporated
owns; Juneau, Skagway, Sitka,
Douglas, Ketchikan, Haines, Wran
-oll and Petersburg. In all other pro
ciacts elections are to be held any
date prior to August 1st, 1914, by
• primary or caucus as the several
precincts may elect.
Apportionment of delegates; Ju
neau, 1_>; Douglas, G, Treadwell, 3;
I!.lines, 1; Chilkat, 1; Sulzer, 1;
Wraiiiii-l!, :!; Silverbow Rasin, 1;
KiIILnoo, 1; Skagway, 3; Ketchi
kan, 7; Sitka, 2; Gypsum, 1; Peters
luirg, 1; C'hicagof, 1; Jualin, 1; Ka
1n, 1; Tenakee, 1; Charcoal Point,
1; Craig, 1; Sheep Creek, 1.
Rule 1.—Primary elections in in
corporated towns shall be held un
der the auspices of regularly organ
ized democratic? clubs where such
dubs exist; and iu the event that
there is no club in town, then any
demccr r is authorized to call a pub
meeting of democrats by insert
ing notice of such meeting at least
oiu e In a newspaper of said town,
sMd in' 'ting to arrange polling
I 1.nes, api. jlntuieut of judges, and
clerks of election, and make all
other rrangemenls nocessnry to car
rying on said primary.
Kuie —.No one win ue tuiuweu
to vote at said primaries, if chal
lenged, unless lie or she subscribes
to a declaration, before the judges
ot election, pledging themselves to
support the candidate for congress
who shall be chosen by said demo
cratic convention to bo held lu Bkag
way on above named date. Polls to
l>« opan in said incorporated towns
from twelve noon until eight p. m.
Hale v.—All credentials must be
In the bands of the territorial com
mittee before sis p. m. August 2,
1914.
Dated at Juneau, Alaska, this
13th day of July, A. D. 1914.
H. A. BISHOP,
CHARLES H. COSGROVE,
Territorial Central Committee First
Division.
RIVER BOATS
Whitehorse, July 13—Water 56
iuclies.
Selkirk arrived 4:15 p. m. on
the 12 th.
Selkirk sailed 12:13 a. m. ou
the 12th.
Selkirk down Hootalinqua 8:30
a. m.
Casca up Big Salmon 6:30 a. m.
Whitehorse up Yukon Crossing
1:45 a m.
Canadian up Coffee creek 9 p. m
Dawson in Dawson.
Xext sailing Casca tomorrow
night.
Subscribe for the Daily Alaskan. J
PHARMACY BOARD
FINISHES WORK
From the Juneau Empire July'
10th:
The Territorial Board ot Phar
macy •which has been holding ses
sions at the Hotel Cain tor the
past two days finished Its labors to
day. Numerous appllcaitions to pra<£
tice pharmacy that have been held
pending thla meeting vera dis
cussed and acted upon. The follow
ing received favorable consideration:
David H. Chriatoe, of Douglas; Gus
tavo Preslner, of McCarthy; Claude
P. Runyan, of Ketchikan, and Arthur
G. Morey, of Chitina. v
At lust year's Bession William
Britt, w. H. Caswell and F. C. Ryua
were appointed a committee on by
laws. At the present meeting th®
by-laws reported by the committee
were adopted after some discusion.
The policy of reciprocity registra
tion was thoroughly discu&ed and
the board decided that "no applica
tion will be considered unless the
applicant Is a jbona fidq resident of
the Territory, and graduate of a. re
putable school of pharmacy, and al
so In possession of a diploma from
a State Board of Pharmacy, as well
as satisfying the board as to the
merits of his credentials and char
acter." ■ *"
The annual report to the governor
of the territory was discussed and
adopted in part aa was also the
treasurer's report.
A good part of the session was
taken up witk prepering questions
to be submitted at the regular ex
aminations to be held in Juneau
and Valdez on August 25, and In
Fairbanks and Nome on October 15.
A conference was held today with
Oov. J. P. A. Strong with reference
to future legislation affecting the
drug bvsinesB in Alaska. The legis
lature will probably be asked to em
act more stringent laws relating to
the handling of liquors by druggists
of tho territory. This latter, a
member of the board said, was for
the protection of the honest drug
gists of the country.
' PERSONAL
Miss Nan Fitzgerald and Miss
Grace Dougherty are two Minneapol
is young ladies who are registered
at the Pullen.
Mrs. D. McNett of Log Cabin, B.
C., came over to Skagway a few
days ago and.will remain here per
manently.
Mining Recorder R. C. Miller ol
Whitehoree, accompanied by bis
Uttle sen and daughter, came over
Saturday and stopped here until
this morning.
Mrs. Agnes Sullivan and Mias E.
Stewart of Portland, Oregon, arrived
in Skagway on the Spokane yester
day and are guests of Mr. and Mrs.
Albert Reinert. Mrs. 8ulllvan Is a
cousin of Mrs. Reinert.
Dr. L. 0. Egginton, and wife of
Juneau were in Skagiyay yesterday
during the stay of the St»aw»hlp
Spokane in this port, and were up
town taking in the sights- They ar<
on their way to Sitka Hot Springs
for a two weeks' vacation.
ftuua vv. wnson ana t,iia jacvuu,
of San Francisco; C. L. Dabney ol
Los Angeles; Frapcls Malre of Lima
Ohio; I.orne Steinmanfi of tyinptgr,
Ohio; Mre. Karl Krippendorf and
Mary Rosen Krippendorf of Cincin
nati, Ohio, were registered at the
Pullen yesterday.
Dr. J. H. Hess and wife and baby
Grace of Chicago, arrived oa the
Spokane .yesterday and were guestfi
at the Pullen House until this
mornjng when they lep- on the train
for Atltn. From tUerp they yyll} gQ
into Dawson, returning via Ska^way
to the outside. ..
R. C. Long, who has had charge
of the W. P. & Y. S. company'a
news service vu. the fr§lnp between
here and Whltehorse for th« pa*f
two or three months has resigned
and will leave for the outside with
his family pn the next nouthward
sailing of the Princes* A)ic?.
Joe Rgnner came up on tbp Spf>
kanp yesterday from Prlucg Rupert
on his way Jijto Atlln after four
years absence on the outsldp. jg
an old partner of John Bendisr of
Skagway, they having at one tin#
been Interested In placer mining
propety on Spruce and Wright
creeks In the Atlin district.
"BEN" CULBERTSON
Expressing and Cartage
Phone 84. day or niffht, for
quick service
Office: The Pool Room
Good Morning
What a pleasure .it .is,, with
the sun streaming through the
windows, to dress for u busy,
happy day!
What an added pleasure when
you lace on your Warner Corset
and feel again that easy, snug
rapport that frees your mind
from anjr danger of fatigue or
drooping!
Do uot wait until tomorrow; come
la today, and see the Wariier
styles. There Is one designed
for. Just the figure that you have,
and svery pair is guaranteed.
Good Night
. tSlw-py and ready for bed. The
girl who has been wearing War
ner's JiuBt-1'roof Corsets all day
almost feels a l»a.iig of regret
that she is to take them off.
If corset comfort sounds at
tractive to you, wby not try on*
of our Warner styles?
$1.50 (o $3.50 per pair
L. A. HARRISON CO., Phone 5
Store closes at 8,J except Saturday—9 p. m
Popular Picture
Palace
JuKt off Broadway on Fifth Ave- J
Geo. Howl, Proprietor.
Open Every Iter
* PROGRAM
Andrew Jackson.—2 reels. Strong
drama. "* : . v ■
Hazard For a Heart.
On tlie Brink of Dishonor.
SUNDAY CHANGE •
Dr. Car El Hanna.—TCxtraordin
ftrjr sensational film feature.—3
raelfl. ' - /. ,• .
Whil# McFadden looks out.
I am Going for a Shays* , j
5 Reols • .»?
O. 8timer, violinist.
Mrs. R. Shelly, pianist.
23c and 10c
The Gateway
Ggar Store
COR. FIFTH AND BROAD
WAY
H. M. BARTWIGSJEN, PROP.
Finest Imported Domestic
and Havana. Cigars always
. on hand
Pipes, Tobaccos and Smok
ers Articles
FISfUNG- TACKLE
Newspaper*), Latest Maga«
zines and Periodicals, Hooks
and Stationery.
Into™ nr
fuul llu
4c Pound
We also carry a full line of
t'ClGARS, PIPES, CANDY.
FRUIT, ETC.
Tony Dortero's
Furnished
For S;ile 5 room cottage
2 lots on corner,
11 and 12, Block 121.
Corner 21st street.
Price $000.00,
Terms,
Phil Abrahams, Agt.
What's a Skagway Omelet? You'll
uever find out until you visit the
New Idea Bakery and Delicatessen.
KING'S CAFE
WHITE HORSE YUKON TERRITORY
m:st^mealT1n'thenqrth
Mrs, Orlott King ":: Proprietor
THE ALASKA GRILL AND CAFE
jotfN V Corner
KARAMa'n ^ ClEcak ^gjgSgfJr THIRD AVEKUF.AND
PROPRIETORS BROADWAY
Skagway's Newest and Finest Restaurant
Where You Can Get What You Desive
Cooked and Served as it Should Be
We Make a Specialty of Banquets and Private Dinner Parties
A refined and comfortable place for a supper after the show or
dance—service in cozy, private booths if desired