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The Stmjrgle Discourage Main u
Citizen of Alaska
Doan's Kidney Pills are liel pints
Ana ether kidney ills.
Spokane, Wash,, says: for two yea is
I suffered from kidney trouble.
I had to get up several tint's ii
iiey weakness and other s:- snpti'
For sile by all dealers. Trice r>0e
Foster-iJilbura Co., Buffalo, New
York, scle agents for the United
States.
Remember the name Doan's—
and take no other.
Have you seen the Skagtvny
Tkey are classy glassy, sassy pen
ants. Uet one for your home.
A b:g shipment of Easiman Ko
dak snj'Plles, including camera.-,
nims, d<-velopers, print papers^ re
ceived ea last boat by Keller Dros.
iiAM) LAUXDRV— Tip Jatrtjr*
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NUGGET MOVIES
Open Eveiy I i lit
Tonight's Chinee
e has passed through a si-orr»
A C\ acerto for 'Uo Violin.
Ch.i:i?e tomorrow night.
Music by Mr. "VVeldon Warren.
THE NUGGET MOVIES.
I5rt>n<hvay Near Third.
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5 SEATTLE-PRICE
jl DRUG STORE
Keller Bros.
Drug Co.
Largest and Most Complete Stock of
• Drugs and Toilet Articles :
j. -r
j. ' In thie North
j Fresh Candies and Cigars
Eastman Kodaks, Films, and Photo Supplies - •
Columbia Grafonolas and Records
• Guns, Ammunition and Fishihg Tackle j
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St. Petersburg, July 14—A Mystic
Lay monk named Gregory Rasputin,
ono of tho Czar's counselors, was
stabbed to death, today in liis nativ
1 £ I'tfcrovsky by a woman.
Agent K. J. Shaw of the Alas
ka Steamship Co. today received a
inquest from the auditor's office of
tho company in Seattle to furnish
.'11 information possible regarding
Ilia drowning on July 4th of Robert
Saunders of that city and also :is to
• hither Uio body of tho unfortun
: to youth had yet been recovered.
1'he inl'omation is sought by the
Mother of young Saunders.
Mr, Siiaw replied and pointed out
I ho almost utter hopelessness of
• \ er f"'-overing tho body and also
'lit. a copy of the Daily Alaskan
THK HTKA.MSHU' HOI.I'IIIN
t\ AT 11 ::!(> Tills MOIiXI.Vti
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Curtis, jr. c. Henderson, Ceo.
. i\ i \ orxt; i»i \ vlies
HAVIXt; A (.oiil) TIMK
T1 ''ive young rabbits which for
• l days hue been on exliibi
KeHer .Jros. Drug Co. on Third aud
Sr •••.!• have taken kindly to
he ix . t-lviug wheel placed in* the
!U".to hugely enjoy its rapid
iien they jump inside and
i: going, which they do al
3ior |»nrt of the tiiucj#
JXK AL J5KIKFS.
The Steamship Dolphin will take
cut today the first large shipment
. : Trior gold this season, amount
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IX • t " Sl'M.MKH SCHOOL
Si !'.!(, July 14—Attendance on
!k» I'lilvi-rsity of Washington's sum
n the Just two year§. Two years
:o there wero 4S2 students; last
■ar, COT, and in the first weok of
is year's session !'U0 were reg
•"'•il. A large proportion of the
-i.-'r t on is of teachers. Nearly
' ourse orfereil h;is exper
rolimeut. For instance, last year
education and director of
mer session, gave a course
child study and adolescence. The
lliueiit was heavy, and he de
cided the subject, giving child study
o l>r. Anderson. This year each
!.ns in his division as many students
in tlie combined course a
•ear ago. Journalism, offered for
the first time in the summer ses
sion, h is attracted 40 students,
nearly all of them teachers in the
schools.
One on the Teacher.
Esther, returning from her Srst day
it school, was asked by bur mother.
•II iw (l.i you like school?"
"Oh school -is very nice, but 1 don't
tl i; my teacher knows very much.
She could not read my writing."—In
dia an pulls News
After Thirty.
"I never saw my daughter economical
but once."
"How did that happen?"
"She was buying candles for her
hlrtlidriy cake."—Pittsburgh Tost.
A Zoological B eak.
Teacher—Tommy, what Is a boomer
nng? Tommy—I cau't describe «U ex
uctly, but 1 know It has a short tail
mid can climb trees. -Birmingham
Herald.
lssac Lusk, government road com
missioner at Dawson, arrived on the
train hist night from Whltehorse on
liia way out to Vancouver, B. C.,
where his son lies dangerously 111.
ye left on tho Dolphin this
afternoon.
WATER VERY HIGH
Whltehorse, July 13—Lower river
report:
Alaska up Eagle 6:30 a. m.
Delta at Fairbanks.
Schwatka at Gibbon bound for
Fairbanks 11 p, m. .on the 12th.
banks lip. m. on the 12th.
Tanana at Fairbanks.
Louise down Kaltag on the 12th.
Sarah down Kotlik 4:40 a. m.
Yukon down Minto 6:45 a. m.
Julia "15" down Chcna 9 p. m. on
the 12th.
White Seal at Chcna.
River captains report the water
at Fiv. Fingers higher at present
than at any time since the year
1901 and the steamers are having
strenuous times coming up even
with tile aid of the caUe which is
used in '•winching" them through.
The T. D. 1*. & Co. steamer Kluahne
is forced to tie up below the
Finger rapids to a-.vait the going
[down ct tho water. She has been
duo here since Monday, but may be
detained another week.—White
i horse Star. i
A KOI \ P-TH E-WORLD
TOI RISTS ARE HERE
Mr. and Mrs. Fitzherbert of Lon
! don, England, and Mr. and Mrs.
Dau'Wa and two daughters of Suf
folk, England, comprise a party of
iround-the-world tourists who, hav
ing been iuto Dawson, are now stop
ping at the Pulien House wait
ing for the southward sailing Thurs
day night of the Princess Alice.
Their itinerary So far has em
braced Australia, New Zealand, In
dia, t'hina, Japan and a part of the
Pacific coast, as well as a trip
through tiie Northland as far as
i >aw30n.
From here they will go to Van
couver, Pp. C., and from thence East
through Canada to Montreal, where
they will take one of the ocean
liners for home.
PERSONAL
Oscar Wicks of Dawson passed
through today on his way to the
E. J. Croiiin, traveler for a Seat
tle wholesale liquor house, will
leave ot; the Dolphin tonight for
Juneau.
K. J McKenna, commercial travel
ir o.' Juneau, went out on the Dol
phin this afternoon, bound for
Ivet clii»an.
Mrs. M. B. Curtis and W. P, Gard
tier, two round-trip tourists who
stopped over here, will leave on
the Dolphin this afternoon.
II. C. Henderson and Geo. Baker,
who arrived out from the Interior
last night, will leave on the Dol
phin tills afternoon bound for Ta
eoma.
II. I! Coffee and wife of Dawson
•fi <jn the Dolphin this afternoon
for Seattle. Mr. Coffee is one of
it.i- big mining operators of the In
terior gold camps.
Fred Helser, who hag beep em
ployed in the auditor's office of the
\V. p. & Y. R. company at Skag
way for some time will leave for
Seattle on the Dolphin this after
noon.
Mrs. Fndle of Dawson is here on
here way outside where she is going
on account of her health, which
lias been very poor lately. While
here sho procured drajvlng room
reservations over the Milwaukee
railroad, through the local agency,
and lert for Seattle on the Dolphin
this afternoon.
Piles Cured in 0 to 14 Days.
Druggists refund money if PAZO
OINTMENT fails to cure itching,
blind, bleeding or protruding plies. ;
First application gives'relief, 60c. <
"BEN" CULBERTSON
Expressing and Cartagei
Phone 34, day or night, for j
quick service i
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Good Morning
What a pleasure it is, with
the sun streaming (hi-ou^i the
windows, to dress for a busy,
happy day!
Whnt an added pleasure when
you laco on your Warner Corset
and feel again that easy, snug
* support that frees your mind
from any danger of fatiguo or
drooping!
Do not wait until tomorrow; come
in today, and see tho Warner
styles. There is one designed
for just the figure that you have,
and every pair is guaranteed.
m' 'I
Good Night
Sl«py and ready for bed. The
girl who has been wearing War.
ner's Rust-Proof Corsets all day
almost feels a pang of regret
that she is to take them off.
If corset comfort sounds at
tractive to you, why not try on«
of our Warner styles?
$1.50 to $3.50 per pair
L. A. HARRISON CO., Phone 5
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Store closes at 8," except Saturday—9 p. m
Popular Picture
Palace
Ju»t off Broadway on Fifth Ave. !
Geo. Mowl, Proprietor.
Open Every Night
TONIGHT'S PROGKYM
Half a Mile from War anil Ocean
Tempest.
Within the Ten Count.
Gaumont Weekly.—Getting a 11
cause in Paris.
Strangers not Allowed.—You are |
on forbidden ground.—A godd com
edy.
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