! No excuse for
, poor coffee now
for we have
. just received a
. Big Shipment of
Wherever fine coffees arc wanted
this splendid coffee finds a qu:cic sale
and a welcome audi fia has not been
accorded to any other brand, its
praises arc sounded from cousl U ' -
ASK & SONS Grocers
When in need oF
Clothes, Caps, Shoes, Ties, Hose, Etc,
Don't forget to call on "Happy"
He has a Full Line of Gent's Goods,
P C/"IW "latune K 'ho (I imiin mi-.
1/UI\IEI\U a Ouli,
Board of Trade Billiard Parlors
Harry FJaharty, Prop.
Cigars, Cigarettes, and All Kinds of
Soft Drinks
Open Day and Night.
LOCAL BRIEFS
The C. P. R. tourist travel for
the season of 1914 commenced here
r,n the arrival of the Princess May
last Thursday, when Bix round
tr'u>pera landed and made the run
over to Bennett and return while
the ho.tt IJ'iug iu port.
C'H.Y GE TONIGHT
AT THE MOVIES.
Path? Weekly.—No 53.
The Unwelcome Guest.—Drama
Biograph Film Co.
TUe Prosecuting Attorney.—A
story oi a country law office.—Ka
AlkaK Ike's Misfortune.—A com
edy riot with Augustus Carney,
"Tlie Gibraltar of Fun."—Eseanay
Music by Mrs. Stanton.
THE Nl'GGET MOVIES.
Broadway Near Third.
A NAME WANTED
1 «>r H. M. Hartwigsen'9 Cigar Store,
Cor. of 5th. and Broadway.
I want an appropriate name for
r..y cigar tobacco and news store.
A ii'ime that when once a person
haa hoard Jt, they will always* re
member i- For such a name, I
am going to give some resident of
Skagway ton dollars ($10.00) in
gold.
Write your suggestions on a
sheet of paper, and your name and
.iddrtcs on a separate Bheet, mail
or deliver to the store before noon
on June 6th. It will then be left to
the decision of three judges. Two
suggestions are allowed each per
son. 5-26.
SKAGWAV WEATHER RErORT.
Results of the observation taken
at Moore's Wharf at miduight last
night, is as follows:
Temp, time observation .. <8 above
Max. preceding 24 bra .. "0 above
Mia, •• •* _ 4S above
Mean " " ' — 65 above
Barometer 29.78. Cleat, Calm.
Olympla Beer on draught at the |
Board of Trade This famous brew, ;
both on draft *nd In bottlas Is kept}
constantly fresh. This is the Board ;
of Trade Bar where the celebrated
Rainier Beer is also kept in bot
tles. tf.
JAMES SULLIVAN
Painter, Sign Writer and
Paper Hanger
Orders left at L. A. Harrison
store will bo promptly attended to. j
Only one "BROMO Q INIXi
\YUeuever you feel a cold corn
on, think of the mil dawc, L
tive Broino Quinine. Look for s
nature of E. V>'. Grove ou !.»
The Machine
with a
Personality9'
'O matter vhnt yci>r
touch—this new
Royal Master
Model 10 will fit it.
" Just turn the knob "
and regulate the touch
of this new Roy.nl to
fit YOURSELF! Make
it light and smooth r«3
velvet—or firm and
snappy as you like.
Built for "Big
Business" and its
Great Army of
Expert Operators
Every keen-witted sten
ographer—every office mana
ger—every expert operator on
i the firing line of " Big Busi
ness " will grasp the enormous
trork-saving value of the new
, Royal's Adjustable Touch
I that takes the "grind " out
of typewriting!
But the new Model 10 has
many other big. vital new
features. Investigate them !
Get the Facts !
Send for the " Royal man "
and ask for a DEMONSTRA
TION. Or write us direct for
our new brochure, "BETTER
\ SERVICE," and a beautiful
Color-Photograph of the A'cw
Royal Matter-Model 10.
ROYAL TYPEWRITER CO. Inc.
214 Morion St.
SEATTLE. WASH
J. P. Greene and his brother J.
11*\ Cirectic of Juneau, were former
'•esidents and business men of Skag
v. ay, but removed from ho.re sever
al years ngo to cast their lots in
| the Alaskan capital. James P.
fircone, however, has returned to
!>is old stamping grounds, and will
; again enter the field here, while
Us brother, John F. Greene, will re
:.i.Lin In Juneau.The Greene brothers
vore dealers in hardware when here
ind James F. will likely engage in
that ami the second hand business
Alien he*gets his plans fully ma
PKliSONAL
, JIrs Pnffey is at the Pullcu
'louse on her way into the Idit
(i. J. Teck and wife, tourists who
ad been spending a few days in
skagv. ay. left on the Spokane yes
lerday for Juneau.
i o c ible being out of eonimls
icn ted.".;, between Sitka and Seat
j tie tlie.'e was no press news re
Mved !y i' e Daily Alaskan.
J;.s. 1". Mower, U. S. signal scr
> man on the lower Yukon river
canie ov« r on the train Saturday
and" leu for Juneau on the Spokane
Sum! i> w here he will catch a boat
| for Siika, to which point lie has
I!oo. V. Dillon, who has charge ol
• II. C. Cowman's affairs during the
1 latter's ;.bsen<e in Seattle, where
he wont a couple of weeks ngo for
I medical treatment, lias just re
ceived a letter from that gentleman,
from t'.e> tone of which it would ap
i pear Ui.-.t lie is greatly improving
PIANO -Wanted to rent pianc
>'• Apply P. O. Box 157.
tf-C-S.
* 3 for Victor or Columbia
lis, soft, medium or loud
nv in -itcck at Keller IJros. Drug
1, i-:;. 'lopeo of luo, Sets.; boxes
THE BOATS.
?
Tim Spokane came iuto port at
5;45 Sunday morning with 125 tons
of cargo and the following passen
gers: Miss Lily Carlyon, Mrs. E.
.Oarlyon, E. C. Schulnfold, Mrs. G. B.
Miller. J. W: Willlson, J. W. Pett,
N. K. Snifpan, Thos. S. Carrington,
E. W. Griffin, Albert G. Fox, and
wife, Mrs. Agnea Duffy, Miss Ag
nes Duffy, Mrs. H. Humbert, Ethel
Middlecoff, Evelyn Mlddlecoff, Mrs.
It. Middlecoff, Elmer Middlecoff,
Clias R. Elliot, Dan Buro, 17 from
Juueau, 1 from Prince Rupert 1
from Douglas and 3 second class.
The vessel sailed south at 11:40 a.
m. with the following people on
bard: Jus. T. Bower, N. Brake, Jake
Schecter, Mrs. II. Swartz, daughter
Douise, and baby, Mrs. L. Wealow,
It. Schuliz and wife, Lipman Simon
and wife, Hoscoe Sherman, G. J.
Teck aud wife, G. Ancruni. >
The Dolphin got in at 10 o'clock
I this morning with 70 tons of cargo,
and the follwing passengers: W.
' Bennett?" G. O. Stanton, J. B. Cou
lters, Selnia Larsen, Lela Kline,
I J. Mcintosh, E. E. Beyrum, K. .A
Went, IT. W. Ford, C. Pitts, Thos.
Biggs, Jr., members of the
Alaska engineering commission,
! together with 40 men, and
oue steerage. She sailed south at
11:00 p. in. today with the follow
ing peoplo on board:
The Alameda is due from the
I Westward at 3 p. m. tomorrow and
will sail from here at 11 o'clock to
. morrow night.
The Georgia is due here at 4
o'clock this afternoon.
The Peterson canie up yesterday
afternoon with the Ft. W. H. Sew
ard baseball team, besides quite a
number of others from the fort
! and Haines.
The Portland freighter Wand ar
rived in port yesterday afternoon at
i 1:45 and sailed at 8:45.
Pl'LIiEX HOUSE
The following people are regis
tered at the Pullen House: W. K.
Sheldon, Mrs. A. F. Miller, M. K.
Sniffen, Thos- Carrington, Mrs. Earle,
J. s. Lambie, wife and children,
Miss Ruth Denliam, Mi's. Duffy. The
Thos. Piiggs, Jr., Alaskan engineer
ing party, composed of 40 members,
which arrived on the Dolphin this
morning, are also registered there.
e>'pu
ial jfnnoanccment
To the
Me$ of $Ums
ginningTuesday, the9th\
At 10 A.M.
Ve will put on sale for One Day Only
An Up-tO'Date Line of j
Ladies ' Wearing Apparel
consisting of
Suitsj Coats, Dresses and
Trimmed Hats
Of Latest Fashion, which will be sold
at prices never heard of before in
the history of Alaska
Greenbaum & Epstein
Golden North Hotel
Be Sure and Come; It Will Pay You
Why Your Choice Should be
The New—The improved
The Better
Because of the all-around, satisfaction it
will give you
Because it is easily washed and renewed
Because it collects all the dust from
everywhere and holds it
Because it CLEANS as it polishes
| Because it is ily padded to
prevent the man ing of furniture
(JCedar f in 25-50c
bottles at -jadon cans
L. A. Harrison Company
'I '->£>?-.£ 55
STORK CLOSES AT « . >1. E.'XKPT SATURDAY, 0 1». M.
Popular Pick
Palace
,!ua~t off Broadway on Filth Ave.
Geo. Mow], Proprietor.
Open Every Night
TONIGHT'S CHANGE <»!•'
PROGItAM
(JO AND HAVE GOGJ) TiJIK
Children of Saint Anne.— A
ial feature production in 2 r ,
by Forrest Halsey.-—J:wfc and M
find a new friend.
Love will find a way.—A be.;ut i
fal drama.
Jolly Good Fellow.—A ,stroi.;;
comedy.
5 reels for Saturday OUi, ; d *
now reels for Sunday 7th.
Wo will give you a coil
Doors Open at S p. ni.
Show Begins at 8:30 p. m.
State of Ohio, City or Toledo, )
Lucas County.
Frank J. Cheney makes oath that
he is senior partner of tho firm of F.
J Cheney & Co., doln^ busir
the City of Toledo, County and taio
aforesaid, and that said firm will pny
the sum of ONE HUNDRED DOL
LARS for each and every ease of
Catarrh that cannot be cured by the
use of Hall's Catarrh Cure.
FRANK J. CHENEY.
Sworn to before me arxl subscrih
ed In my presence, this Gth day of
December, A. D. 18S6.
A. W. GLEASON.
(Seal.) Notary Public,
Hall's Catarrh Cure Is tak«n Inter
naily, and acts directly on the I'loo J
?»nd mucous surfaces of the sy - tin.
Send for testimonials free.
moke the
We also carry a full line of
GARS, PIPES, CANDY.
FRUIT, ETC.
my Dortero's
Pay Rent?
11 is much cheaper
lo own your own
IIouio
Several desirable
Cottages
for Sale,
COME AND SEE ME.
: lil Abrahams, Agt.
What's a Skagway Omelet? You'll
iic-vtr find out until you visit the
Xew Idea Bakery and Delicatessen.
Location Notices at Daily Alaskan
.4F£
WHITE HORSE
IJKON TERRITORY
BEST MEALS IN THE NORTH
Mrs. Orion King :: Proprietor
THE ALASKA GRILL AND CAFE
C BARLEY- "j<111N
KARAMAN & Cli:< \K
PROPRIETORS
=Corner ■ -
THIRD AVENUE AND
» BROADWAY
Skagway's Newest and Hnest Restaurant
Where You Can Gel What You Desire
Cooked and Served as it Should Be
We Make a Specialty of I Private Dinner Parties
A refined and comfortable place lor a supper after the show or
dance- service in cozy p; v.te Looths if desired