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C. W. ASK &, SONS
Now is the time to get your
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KING'S CAFE
I IE NORTH
t .uncheon and Dinner
CNOtK P090MAI OIKi.CTiON &
Mrs . Orloft King :: Proprietor
HEADQUARTERS
For Miners Supplies and Inform
ition of Silver Creel.
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GOV. SULZER
Priucevllle, Aug. 30 ? Hundreds of
tetters received by Tb<>mu Lawaon
have beeu made public, lu which he
U urged to take charge of the Al
; an) governorship squabble. It la
!elleved that Mr. Lawaon will go at
>'iice to New York and help fight th
Tammany crowd which seem to be
crowding the governor* towards the
.'.ilUug off place.
Mr. Suiter wired Lawaou today,
.taking him to meet hliu :m New York
(or a conference.
KMl'KROR OF Al'STKIA
SPKAKS DOZKN LANUCAGKS
? ? _____
PARIS. Aug. "lj ?The aged Em
peror Joseph of Austria apealu more
languages than any other mouarch
according to a newspaper hero. He
speak* Uermau, French, Hungarian,
Ciecii, Polish , Servian, Croatian,
Rutheuluu, Dalatlan, Rumanian aud
Italian. He knowa a little Hebrew
but does not apeak English King
Ferdinand of Bulgaria knowa aever
al Slav dialects, French, German.
Russian and English. King Peter of
Servls apeaka the aame language*
The Caar of Ruaata In niaater of
?core* of Ruaalan dialects, Fre nob.
German, Kngllah and several Slav
dialects. Kalaer Wllhelm apeaka
| Uermau, Kngllah, French, l.atln,
lie no atatlatlca aa to the llngulatlc
nil itt'HKs mr roil rain
WHICH IMMKDIATKLY FALLS
drouth ot more than a taonth'a dur
ation was broken yesterday by a
which ha* lowered the temperature
aid reduced the suffering
On Sucttay there was a general
call to prayer from all the pastor*
of tlio churches, and n statewide
supplication waa offered up to dei
ty for rain. The coming of the rain
yeaterday Is considered by the more
devoleut as a direct answer to
TROOPS (JAl'HD PROPERTY
AND SHOOTS >1 IV KltS
iroop* were still neceatary In the
i-opper districts ..owing to the disord
er* caused by the striking miners,
l>e kept ou duty uutll all danger has
killing or two happeus.
Mr and Mrs. W. H. Zlnn of New
Vork. whose names appear on the
passenger list of the Spokane, are
not new to Alaska, Mr Zlun was
here twenty years ago. They recent
ly came from Patagonlu, and are
prominent globe trotters.
William Watson Woollen, an at
torney at law aud a writer of note.
Is an-.ong the passengers on the Spo
kane. This Is Mr. Woollen's second
trip to the North. He Is engaged III
writing a work on Alasku.
The Princess Sophia wu In wlre
Ima communication with the Klndell
plqnt lu this city last night at 11
o'clock. She had then anchored lu
Wrangell Narrows, and stated that
she would arrive In Juneau about
noon today. This ought to bring
her In Skagway this eveulug about
??nigMsd.
Ou a certaiu southern golf course the
sand pits are famous for tbelr diffi
culty. A New Turk msn plsyed into
oue of the pits and then cursed, noue
the le*K mslevoleutly. If silently, while
be took sli Ineffectual strokes, raising
only clouds of sand and falr'j burying
the ball. Presently be was aware of
an Interested and Incredulous darky
"Wbar you see dat snake you's tryln'
to kill, man?" be deiuauded? New York
35c lor -ti boms cooked meal ?
quick, clean service Whoro At
tfes New Home Restaurant, Fifth
Avenue, half ? minute from Broad
*
PIVE GOOD ONE* TO DHAW TO.
Pebbleford and Olbson Rye. Bud
wslser. Blue Ribbon and Pule Rain
'#r I leer at the Board of Trade.
O. B. Wright has houses for rent, i
turulshed. It
Slmpion, graduate !.<>? Angolus Mod
here for a f? w day 8 and Ib prepar
ed to accurately examine (or all or
tablNhmcut and satisfaction Ik guur-'
autecd, Ton years active exper
ience In Los Angolos and Sau Fran
cisco. Your patronage- Is solicited
For a few days at Hoom H, I'ulloti
Mr. and Mrs. Charles T. L>A,r?
went to Wbltohorso yostorday for u
Agent Towne Is taking rare of the
Aluska Steamship company's buslnos
during the absenco of Mr. Lyons.
Affected by Poison Oak. Itched Un
til Nearly Crazy. Had to Walk
Floor At Night. Cuticura Soap
and Ointment Cured.
Dry den. Ore. ? " Traveling through tho
wood* oito day I * ok looking at and handling
a little vino. When I got homo i f?*lt an
Itching and bunting and tho
hint tiling 1 knew my face
oak allected my face.
It dUHgured rae very much.
Mjfiatv and neck Wtfe broken
out and itchcd until I was
nearly cras> . I had to walk,
tho floor at night and lost
much sleep and work also. My face, neck
and cheat were covered with a heavy ra*lu
I could not allow clothing of any kind tor
touch the affected part*.
**1 was told that -and ? ? - would
relieve me but ! got no relief, I us?\| other
rt*mtxllen without succom. It got to nuch a
stage that if I hadn't gotten relief noon I
would certainly have lo*t my mind. My
mother happened to have a cake of Cuticura
Soap ami a box of Cuticura Ointment In the
house and I washed with tho Cutleura Heap
freely and then applied tho Cutleura Oint*
meet. 1 got relief at the tint application and
then I slept like a child. In three w*ek4
1 was perfectly cured.** (Signed) K. 11.
DeOrasse. Mar. 38. 1913*
Cuticura Soap (25c ; and Cuticura OInt* '
mcnt (50c.) aro xtld throughout tho world. J
A Mingle set U often sufficient wh< n ail else !
has failed. Liberal sample of each mailed j
free, with 32-p. Skin llt*>k. Add? ?*-? post
card ** Cuticura. Dept. T. Boston."
?#"Men who shave and sham|x>o with Cu- j
tlcuraSoapwliltludH b^stforskiuand *alp. ?
ITS WORTH YOUR WHILK
Pv> visit our store. It's like a visit
to a musoum, for natives all over
Alaska have contributed their work
As a visitor you will receive a
hearty welcome. We are always
glad to extend every courteay to any
visitor aud you are uuder no obli
gation 'o buy. We want you to
(eel tliai this store Is yours uud we
want you to use It as such. Wo
carry tho largest and most complete
liue of fossil Ivory and nuggot jowcl
ry In Aluska as well as Ivory crib
bage boards and totom poles, naplcln
We orry a largo assortment of
ludian moccasins and baskets and
hand beaten tllvor spoons and
bracelets.
H. D. KIRMSE,
Pioneer Jeweler.
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4*
* Attractive Negliges $
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A SAMPLE LINE OF +
4* MESSALINE AND CREPE PLISSE KIMONAS J
Direct from New York, ut even loss then New 4*
York prices, ?1.50 to $12.50. We invite ?{?
4- you to look this line over
* Keep Kids K lean J
v -t 4*
?% .%
* BY DRESSING THEM IN 4.
4 " KOVERALLS" +
| Made by the ia.;ious overall manufacturers, Levi Strauss ..
& Co. All stems double-stitched; colors,
4? white and navy, ?h:.V? colored bands; ***
.j. priced at 85c and "SOa, 4*
t The Latest Novelty +
J "PEEK-A-BOO" +
Til'- cutest and most lovable of all dolls. Positively 4*
a unbreakable. Only 75c .j.
+ L. A. Harrison Company +
v +
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... Store open until 9 p. m.
'Phone 55 1 +
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SOMETHING NEW h
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Fresh and Fragrant !
FKESH FRUITS ?
ON EVERY BOAT
Tony Dortero'st;
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BKOADWAY. (Nwr jt h) ?
. r ?*_lt s.? w-s.
Chance for Someone
to Get a Cheap
Home
I am instructed to sell the
home of the late Mrs. Katie
Lind, consisting of two lots
and cottage, some furniture
and other household goods.
Come in! examine property.
Phil Abrahams
[ raw furs
I .
- : WE PAY
I HIGH - PRICES
FOR FINE FURS
WRITE FOR PRICK UST
Percey's Fur House
O?hko*h, ? WUconun
Best Meals
In The Cl'y at the
NEW HOME
RESTAURANT
NOONDAY Qtr
DINNER
Lodging
Everything Clean an
First Olas*
Fifth Avenue near Broauway
Mr. Stampeder
YOUR HEALTH DEMANDS
A LITTLE ATTENTION!
We are in business for your health, with Seattle prices to
qvote you :
Our Firft Aid Box ? Con
tains Cotton, Bandage, Ca
thartics, Adhesive Tape,
Antiseptic Lini
ment, Cold Cure
$1.00
Stsmpeders' Box No. 2?
Contains Pen, Ink, Tablet,
Cotton. Bandage, Adhesive
Tape. Liniment, Cold and
Cough Cure (f?0 AA
Cards, Etc., Etc. tp.UaUls
BOX
and
BULK
KELLER BROS.' DRUG CO.
THIRD AND BROADWAY
Near the Whito Pass & Yukon Railroad Depot
Whitehorse
Kluane Stage
Line
The Royal Mail Stage
leaves Whitehoree the
fourth of every month
for Kluane and way
points and also on the
seventeenth of every
month for Champaigne
Passengers and Freight sol
icited, Rates Reasonable
and the Service First Class.
H.CHAMBERS, Prop.
OFFICE
Regin* Hotel n Whit?hor??, Y.T
H. M. Hartwigsen
DKALXB 1H
CIGARS, TOBACCO AND
SMOKERS' ARCTICLES
NOW IS THE TIME
TO FISH
A carefully (elected line of Rods, Reel*.
Line*. Flye*. Hook* and bait.
EVERYTHING FOR
THE ANGLER
Large circulating library, including the
latest copy write book*, Magazine*.
Newspaper* and other periodicala. Fin*
line of Stationary.