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I Community Silver j
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i Given Away Freel
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+ no more for your groceries and
+ they are of the best quality ob
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: C. W. Ask & Sons
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HIIIIMilllllll H-I- M MII11HI!
JUST RECEIVED A NEW UNE OF
Summer Suits
And Also SHOES, PANTS. SHIRTS,
NECKTIES, HOSE* HATS, CAPS, ETC
Gents' Furnishing Goods
Tony Dortero & Son ? 421 Broadway
The White Pass
llil Wiritekorsf.
Hotel Yukoo Ter
\M> ?
'* Now Open T?"
Tke General Traveling Public
Coder New V.\n*cern?Dt of
M. C RACINE. Mrr and FWr.
Rates: -$1.00 per Day and Up
R0Y3L
i Steara Lanndry i
? 2 i
| KM Wort Gaara^teeii Shore { I
Order* Prompt?
Pw?.
r*r a? C&n and d^Uvpr
PHONE 7*.
Best Meals
la Tbe CUy-at tb#
NEW HOME
RESTAURANT
NOONDAY or
D1NNER
Lodging
Everything Clean and
First CJa?
Fifth Avenue near Broadway
Draper <3 c Co.
EASTMAN KODAK SUPPLIES
PHOTOGRAPHERS
Flaiafctcj; boo* for tlx*# who
>r*?i Use twttc?.
PtaU toe of FUnss, PiaU* and Pa
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Mail orders carefnlly attended to.
Addras
Draper A Co* P. O. Box "G."*
Skaorar. Alaska
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i CANDY
\ CIGARS
v TOBACCO
4
Smokers Articles
A Carefully Soloefcsi Stooir
of Notior-v Sue1 i? Shave
inir Articles, beits. Note ^
Pont forget the number
428
BROADWAY. <TW Rftfc)
Tony Dortero's
Henry Fnedoatliaj Phone 76. Quick
deli very. R&sgage and expressing on
>hort notice, day or night.
5 Board of Trade ?
i.
I Cafe 1
4- 1 I
J. Kftrtman St CWc?k. Propmton ^ j
j* Eveything New and First
Class
Banquets and Private Dinners
A Specially
j,
i. Popular Prices j.
X Open Day and Night J.
? mmmmm :m ; h X
1 = "
Pack Train
| Restaurant
!? - -
TONY STA.NICH. PraoHrtor
F?r 14 Tr*n W? Hit* Served ?h
The Best in the Markets
[tai (Wit ft is the
Most Popular Eating
House in the North
-> <- New Location
Broadway, between 3rd and 4th
The Delmoaico of Alaska
DEWEY
CAFE
Opened Under New
Management
J . E. TCRREL
Formwly of
Dawson Kentucky Kitchen
and lately ol
Scott's Hotel Carcrosa.
The Rest in the Market
Properly Cooked
BEST MEALS IN TOWN
AT POPULAR PRICES
Open from 6 a. m. to 1 0 p. m.
DON'T FROG
rnl?t You'"-* Go* 50 Cknt?
H. Hartwigsen
Sucoeeeor to
W. W. BOC'GNTON
DKAt.KK tj*
Hilars Tobacco.
Smokers' Articles,
Stationery and Fish
ing Tackle
LAIWS CIBOTLATIXG LIBRARY
ixrxrmvG i.atkst oopt
RTOHTTTP BOOKS
magazines. nkwspaprr? and
OTBKR PERIODICALS
...... ? . I 111 ? ? - -
PtOXEKR PROdKnOK VVli.l,
GO l\TO ATI .IN H1STUHT
| Will KHonir Claims ho AtMndonnl
to SUunpede to yoa*t Dlitrtct*.
Beliovr* HUtwiiy Hh? (!und
Hock.
i "
R. L. Hatcher, on? of the oldest
prospectors that has ever looked
for Indications of gold bearing rock
in this section of Alaska, arrived
up on the Dolphin, and was a pas
senger Tor Carcroes on the train to
day enroute to Atlln.
Mr. Hatcher prospected the At
lln district fourteen years ago, and
after finding several likely looking
ledges, was attracted by the re
ports of rich finds in the Juneau
country, to which locality he im
mediately repaired.
For nine long years Hatcher
prospected the coast from Juneau
to Cooks Inlet, and during that
time he located the famous Free
Gold mine. Gold Quarts Mine and
Matinuski mine in the Willow Creek
district. He was the first man to
discover quarts in the last named
district, spending seven years in
that locality.
TJie famous Ground Hog mine
at Seward was originally located
by Mr. Hatcher, and after taking
out considerable gold he sold the
mine to a company for $30,000 cash
Shortly after he had disposed of
the Ground Hog. the company to ?
whom he had sold resold the mine
for $225,000, $30,000 cash being
paid on the purchase price, the bal- j
ance to be paid in $50,000 pay- j
ments. Before the first payment j
fell due, however, the ledge pinched j
out, afid the mine was abandoned, j
Mr. Hatcher is now on his way
to re-locate some of the ledges he
found in the early days of Atlln.
and after spending some time in
that viicnity, he intends to return
to Skagway, and take a tramp
over the hills here, being much im
pressed by the samples of rock
shown him from the Skagway valley
THK M\THlSOV MINK
VIKliDS SMH> A DAY
The Mathisons, father and sons, j
are taking out, on an average. $100 j
per day on their ground on Resur- 1
rection creek, near Hope, says the
Seward Gateway. They are hydraul
icking. and the expense attached to
the work does not exceed $20 per
day.
Hoben & Davis are mining on
Bear creek. A paystreak was lo
cated this spring and the prospects
for a handsome season's cleanup are
very encouraging. Superlntenden
Richards is in active charge of the
work.
George I, Chase and associates
are preparing to develop a gold
quartz property near Hope. The
surface showing is a rich one.
John Hirshev plans on installing
a one-stamp mill on his gold quartz
property.
Taken altogether, the prospects
are highly encouraging around the
Hope district. All the old-timers)
are employed in and about the!
mines. The Hoben Davis pack
trains are busily engaged in trans
porting freight and supplies to the
various properties.
MINNEAPOLIS rOMCE T()
GET GR.\\I> JVRY PROBING
Minneapolis. June 14 That sweep
ing investigation into all charges
and criticisms against the police
department by the Hennepin county
grand jury will start June 18 was
announced by County Attorney Jas.
Robertson, who declared all evi
dence in his possession would be
submitted to the investigators, and
in addition all persons believed by
him to have evidence bearing on the
charges would be subpoenaed to ap
pear as witnesses.
That the highest officials in the
department had been caught In a
trap, and that no less than 50
subpoenas for grand jury witnesses
would be issued for the investiga
tion were further declarations of
the prosecutor.
The county attorney's owl* police:
criticisms, as well as those voiced
by_ the Lynnhurst Congregational
Brotherhood, the Sixth Ward Equal
ity club and the Scandinavian Law
Enforcement leapue. would all bo
placed before the grand juror*. Mr
Robertson said
PILES CURED IN 6 TO 14 DAYS
Vow dntRciwt will refund money If
PAZO OINTMENT fails to cure an.v
case of ttchlng, Blind, Bleeding or
Protruding Plk* in 6 to 14 days 50c.
S6c for a borne coolted tn*al?
quick, clean service Where? At
the New Hqme Restaurant, Eifth
Avenue, half a minute from Broadwa.
QI ISTKT Ol l!KM <;li,VI'H
NTOUlKS WKI.Ii TOIJD
NttpACt, Or?i -<J?ne Rrady as
tonished a pliyllclan by requesting
to have his thrt>at cut. It develop 1
??d he swallowed a wooden whlKtlo
when a child and wants It remove '.
| He sa>s If he slta In u draught In
a theater or other public plate the
1 air current* set the whiatl? to work
llng.
Hoquiam, Wnsh ? Oeo. Abraro
son had a fight, fell through one
plate Klaas window and broke an
other, was arrested, released on ball
and returning tt? work In a livery
stable, was kicked through the
stable door by a horse. Ho la not
expected to roco'fer.
Loe Angeles. ? A baby every 71
minutes is Ix? Angele*' record for;
May. Total arrivals for the month.
629, break all records. June has
opened with a rush, according to
Statistician Henry Sief.
Pasadena. Cal.' ? Owls along Paaa- 1
dona's Millionaire Row are disconr-j
teotis. They persist In knocking j
hats off belated pedestrians. At
last resort the police have permit-!
ted the "toting" of amonia guns, j
Now everybody's doing it.
Venice, Cal. ? (furiosity on the
part of a sea gull, which pecked a
red toy balloon that escaped from
a small boy caua*d a panic in th^
air circles here. fThe investigator
tumbled away in panic at Ihe re
sultant pop. Venice gulls are head
ed southward.
n.\<; ivw kxkkoisks
W KHR UFM. ATTK\nKl>
Friday night the Flag Hay Kxer
cises, held under the auspices of
Skagway lxtdge N'o. 431, R. P. O.
Klks, were well attended, and the
exercises were of ik most pleasing
and educational nature.
The exercises by the children,
who hart been drilled by Miss
Hindahaw. received! loud applause,
and was a fitting compliment to
Miss Hindshaw, who had devoted
much care and time to the prep
aration of this part of the program.
The solos, both instrumental and i
vocal, by the chilSren as well as
the grown-ups were all well render
ed, and the ritualistic exercises by
the lodge as well as the addresses
by some of the prominent men of!
Skagwav, were good.
The idea of closing the entertain
ment by motion pictures was novel,
and as the pictured were exception
ally fine, they received their share
of merited applauso.
The hall was beautifully decorat
ed in the rational colors, and in j
commemoration of 'the birth of "Old |
Glory" the stars and stripes were
festooned and drap>ed In all parts]
of the auditorium.
PAN AW AX PACIFIC OBSER
VATION CAHW IX AVSTR1A
Imagine the pleasure which fills
one, who when journeying In for
eign lands where methdds and
menns of travel ar?i so different to
ours, meets some one from or finds
something characteristic of the
Home T>and. Such will be the ex
perience of travellers from this
side who now visit the Alps and the
Austrian Tyrol, for they will find
attached to the Austrian State Rail
way trains, beautiful Canadian Pa
cific Observation Parlor Cars run
ning on the following routes: .
From Zurich, in ISwiU'rland, via
the Arlberg route, 1m Innsbruck, a
distance of 192 tnileft.
From Innsbruck, via Saliburg, to
Vienna, a distance oi 352 miles.
From Salxburg, v;ia the Tauern
Pass and the Karairanken Ry., to
Trieste, on the Adriatic Sea, a dis
tance of 2R7 miles. It is eply a
two hours' journey thence by steam
er to Venice, in Northern Italy.
These Observation Parlor Cars,
which have been under construction
in Austria, are built to Canadian
Pacific specifications similar to the
spacious cars In use on the Com
pany's lines on this side, and which
are the finest in th? world. They
are 74 feet In length and will bo
the longest cars In ui?e on any rail
way in Europe. The cars will bear
the name Canadian pacific outside
and everything about them will be
purely Canadian Pacific. Thus trav
ellers to Switzerland and Austria
should be advised of this servke =o
that, they may so arrange their trips
that they may avail themselves of
the opportunity to vleir the wonder
ful scenery In the Alps and the
Austrian Tyrol in a thorough, com
fortable and homelike way.
Pelloloiw Ice Oet.m *n,l !<?
cream soda, with strbftjy pure frnlt
jufoes and crushed limits at the
Vienna Cafe, Broadway, between
Fifth an<< Sixth Ave*. tf
DON'T DIE LAY.
Some A la* 1; an People Hare t^tnwd
That Neglect U D&ogeriMUt
The #ilRhlo*t symptom of kJJnry
trouble U far too sort on? to b? or?r.
looked. It's th* small, n??left?d
trouble* that lead to aerlous k!<sn?y
ailments. That pain in the "small" of
>our back; Ujat urinary irregularity;
U>o?a headaches and ditty spells,
that weak, weary, worn-out feeling,
may be nature'* warning of coming
dropey or fatal Brigbts diae*s?. Why
risk your life by neglecting these f
symptoms? Kea<h the ranee of the
trouble while there Is yet tune ? be
jel a treating your kidneys at once
with a tried and proven kidney rem
edy. No need to experiment ? Doan'a j
Kidney Pilts have been curing kid
ney trouble for over 76 years. Doan *
Kidney Pills are used and recommend
od throughout the clvl|la?d world.
Convindng testimony follows:
Mrs. E. A. Husk, 1001 Union St.
Olympla, Wash., says: "Although I
have never used Doan'a Kidney Pills
myself, they hare been taken by
other members of my family wl'h
excellent results. They hare no
equal for pain and weakness in the
back. The persons who used Doan s
Kidney Pills in my family are now
entirely free from kidney trouble."
FY it sale by all dealers. Price 60
cents. Foster-Milbnrn Co.. Buffalo,
New York, sole agents for United
States.
Remember th? name ? Doaa's ? and
take no oUier.
H. D. KIRMSE
PIONEER JEWELER
ofAU. |
and MoH Complete
.Slock of
Nugget Jewelry and
Alaskan Curios
In The North
skagwayTketchikan
SMOKERS ATTENTION
Harold ?M?N?r U
W. W. Btw*bton. haw taken Ui?
w?ic.j for the Jwtij fwnow
EL INTLVITO CLSAR
HAVANA CIGARS.
6,000 Jwt received from U?e f*<"
tarr *t Tamp*. F1*. If 7?? the
beat don't fall to gWa th??# *ooda
a trial
m ae i ?fcoia-ntr,
fcoM eooked ??aJ at tte New Horn
Rertaaraat, Mb A**-, Jo*4 off of
RrMdnr.
Hmr Apply force to Your figure
The R & G Corset by its scientific construction
retains the Figure, moulding it to slenderness
and grace, but never causing discomfort : :
R & G <8^ R & G
/r '%?.<! s^7;'l /J\
S2.50 3-a.OO $3.00
Health, Style and Comfort are perfectly com
bined in the R & G Nursing Corset, Only $2.00
C 82 R & G Corset is a new model for Stout
Figures, medium low bust, and Reinforced,
Fronts, with extra heavy garters attached n
L A. HARRISON & CO.
Phone 55
HFXK3 M.IKKS KARI.Y TRIP
FKOM TOW N DOW.\ CASAL
The Hegg made an early trip to
Skagway this morning, arriving
here about 5 o'clock. The trip was
made for the purpose of taking Mrs.
Hahl, wife of the president of the
Lynn Canal Mining company, who
had arrived In Skagway on the Dol
phin, down to the company's mines
which are located at Comet City, op
posite Battery Point.
With Judire Ragan. the Maine#
attorney at the helm, the Hegg
left Skagway at 9:30 o'clock for
the return trip, and Captain Mad
sen stated that after leaving Mrs.
Bahl at Comet City he would con
tinue on to Tee Harbor, returning
to Haines Wednesday.
RpJicvcf CATARRH of
Rainier and Olympta Deer on draft
at the Board of Trader This to the
first time that we have had Rainier
cn draft, and you can now get a
glass of either of the above fam'*w
beers. This Is th? time to drink
beer. Get lf at the Board of Trade
None better an? pnrer than Gibson
rye. Rainier and Olympla beer. Or
ders by 'phone promptly delivered.
The Mascot.
HOW'S THIS?
We offer One Hundred Dollar# Re
ward for any case of catarrh that rat
not be cored by Hall's Catarrh Core.
F. J. CHENEY A CO.. Toledo. O.
We, the undersigned bare known
F. J. Cheney for the past 15 years,
and believe him perfectly honorable
In all business transactions, and fin
anciaily able to carry oot any obliga
tions made by bis firm. Waidlng. Kin
nan A Marrln, Wholesale druggists o
Toledo, O.
Hall's Catarrh core Is taken intern
ally, acting directly npon the blood
and mncons surfaces of the system.
Testimonials sent free. Price TSc.
per bottle. Sold by all dragrists.
Take Hall's Family Ptll* for consti
patiion. '
GREAT CiEARANCE SALE
Sold at * Loas! Malt Rainier, 20
cents per brrtUe. Especially prepared
for sick people and Invalids, and ex
cellent for nursing mothers. Only
two banwia left After thai price wtl
be U per boCUa.
Pact Train Rar
GRA^O REDUCTION SALE
The Pack Train Is now selling a
big lot of Uood Goods at reduce*
prices as they are getting too old to
hold and sell at a profit Tours,
tf. Herman Grimm.
BAKERY GOODS.
nre?d? All kind*? frwh from the
otwn, cakes nnd pie*, cookie* and
doogknotn, in fact ? first claws line of
bakery goodt wHl he foond ?t U?e
Vlennn Oakery, Broad w*y, b?t??e>*i
Fifth and fteth Avemte*. If