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Dortero & Son 42 1 Broadway
The White Pass :
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MOAPWAY, (Mm* FSMi)
Tony Dortero's j
Henry Pned?ntha2 Phone 76. Quirk
<1.-8 v?tt lias^nure and expressing Oo
short day or nljrhv
x Board of Trade .:;
I Cafe 1|
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J. FUraqwt* and Private Dwnrrs
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J. Popular Price* JL
Open Day and Night ^
Pack Train
Restaurant
TONY STAN1CH.
! f? 14 T?n W t Hart Sw?(j nh
The Best in the Markets
l?<K? i? it tW
Most Popular Elating
House in the North
I -> New Location
Broadway. be+wrrn 3rd and 4th
The Delmoiiieo of Alaska
1 DEWEY
cafe
Opened Under New
V a **, merit
J. E. TERR EL
Formwly of
D>w?#n Ke"tt?clcy Kitchen
and lately of
ScotV* Ho<e( Carerosa.
The Best in the Market
Properly Cooked
REST MEALS IN TOWN
AT POPULAR PRICES
Opm from 6 a. m. to 10 p. n?.
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You'tw Go* M Cents
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wie;ars Tobacco.
Smokers' Articles,
Stationery and Fish
mg Tackle
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HiaBTltO BOOK*
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A. 8'S ENTERTAIN
TONIGHT
Misses MeCraney (violinist) and
McGerchie (pianist) of Vancouver.
B. C? who are making a tour or
Alaska and Yukon hare consented
to appear tonight In Concert, as
sisted by local talent under the
auspices ot Camp Skagway No. 1,
In a repertoire of Instrumental and
vocal selections.
Immediately following the con
cert a social dance will be given
at Antic Brotherhood Hall, the
Skagwav Orchestra furnishing tli?
music.
These ladies recently appeared at
Dawson and the Daily News of that
city made mention of them as fol
lows:
The concert at the D. A. A. A
theater Saturday night by Miss Mc
Oranev and Miss McGeacble, of
Vancouver, assisted by Mrs. Wor
siiam and C. W. Macpherson, was
a decided success A full house
greeted the entertainers, and every
number provoked mucU applause.
The ladies were recipients of beau
tiful bouquets of Yukon flowers
| tied with yards of ribbon.
The following program has been
arranged for rendition this even
ing :
1. Polonaise Vieuxtempi
Miss MeCraney (
2. tat Marche Mtgnon .. Poldinl
I h? Humoreske. . .. McDowell
Miss McGeachie.
3. Songs
Mrs. Kirmse.
4. Group of Favorites j
Miss MeCraney.
1 5. Songs ..j
Mrs. Kirmse.
6 Cantique d'Amour .. .. l.isgt
Miss McGeachie.
7. tat Serenade Drdla
( b t A Bohemian Cradle Song
Neevera
ic? Humoreske Dvorak
Miss MeCraney.
COVFRRSIOX OBTAINKO
AGAINST 1.1KI T. BKrKEU
New York, Aug. 7 ? The net of
murder is being slowly but surely
drawn around the murderer of
Herman Rosenthal, Last night a
written confession Vas obtained
from Bald Jack Rose, further im
plicating Policeman Becker with
complicity in the killing. Detec
tives are rounding up the R?nR.
working under orders from the
mayor.
The Steamship Spokane Is us ng
a unique lunch menu card in the
form of an iro bossed cardboard
totem pole, which patrons of the
dining room are supposed to carry
away with them as a souvenir. At
the various ports where lunch is
served a totem card is issued with
the name of the place printed on
it together with the bill of fare.
Ry simply folding and creasing It
the totem is mad."1 to' stand upright.
At the regular meeting of the
Arctic Brotherhood held last even
ing. two candidates were initiated:
Greer M. Taylor of Pallas and
I/ewis P. Grinnau of Terrell. Tex
These young gentlemen have Just
returned from several days spent in
l>awson. where they were shown
over the placer mining claims of
that district. They are planters of
the scientific type with ranches In
Texas, coming to Alaska on a tour
of pleasure after attending the Elks
convention at Portland. Their in
terest in Alaska is becoming so
great that it leads us to hope they
will become rltiiens of the north
some day
Waive (>>llrr) Taves.
Tn the Alderman Abrahams reso
lution, the jslst of which was pub
lished yesterday, the sense was
somewhat obscured. The resolu
tion as adopted waives all penalties,
fines and costs which hare been
imposed on the lots soM by the
trustee, from 1900 up to the time
of the selling It is the Intention
to collect only the regularly asse#;
sed taxes appearing on the books
(<<mp iin?l haw a rood laugh ?
Ah??it Miwled \rthnt*? at the Mov
l*e PiclnTV show. 2-t
Capt. and Mrs, H. E. Yates and
Miss Ann* NeJson are In the city
on their way to ft Gibbon.
Rev Fr. Remard VauRhn has re
turned from his visit to Pawaon
and will leave tomorrow on his re
turn trip to Vancouver.
Messrs. IMcoli, Rate and Smith,
of Ottawa, members of the Cana
dian boundary survey, came down
on the train last evening from the
north and will leave on the Sophia
for the eouth
j kxprksm cvmimxixs ha\ i.
NOT A HINGlife FfttEXD
No public document Df the past
few years iiss aroused more wide
spread comment than lihe recently
published report of thu Interstate
Commerce Com mission on the ex
press companies o< the country T!i f?
remarkable fact about this com
ment Is that It Is all of the same
trend. It Indicates that the ex
press companies have nt> friends ex
cept those directly inteiwted In the
business. So far ns we haxe been
able to note there is no exception to
(his.
Metropolitan newspapers that
have never been known to fail
apologists foe an assailed system
in which large money Interests are
involved are among the chief de
nouncers of the bold methods of
the express companies as disclosed
In this report. In fact, it is too ap
parent even to the case hardened
advocate of sped*! privilege to per
mit of apology. It h"S shown too
much of that sort of corporate pet
ty larceny in which the Sngar
Trust indulged when it tampered
with the Customs Houiie scales In
New York
The growth of this express mono
poly, for Commissioner Lane makes
it measurably clear that the busi
ness is a monopoly In nil essentials,
is one of the most remarkable mani
festations of whit special privilege
run and will do when unchecked
that Is furnished in all the modern
machinery of production and ex
change The one central idea In
the condnct of- this business has
I teen to mulct the public. The doc
trine of "all that the traffic will
bear" has been developed and In a
most practical way to its highest
power. So graspingly has this
policy been puiwned that the com
panies have not even provided a
system of rates which their own
agents can understand. Beyond
that it Is said, as a rtort of ex
tenuation, that even with the levy
of excessive rates arbitrarily fixed
the companies have not guarded
against collection at both ends of
the route.
The extenuation is underserved.
The companies knew they were con
summating this petty robbery, and
they persisted In It because it was
profitable and for no other reason.
They made no et/ort toward reform,
when, as Commissioner 1-ane points
out, reform might have been inaug
urated so easily, merely by provid
ing differently colored lube's for un
paid and prepaid packages. They
needed the money.
It Is of high credit to the con
science of the country that a busi
ness so conducted should have no
friends. It does not deserve nny,
and if it gets any consideration at
the hands of Congress through the
toning down or modification of par
cels post legislation the people of
this country will be mighty apt to
make it uncomfortable for the men
who extend the comfort ? Portland
Telegram.
Rev. Father Bunoz, perfect
apostolic for the Yukon district, ex
tending from the fifty-fourth paral
lel. In British Columbia, to the
Arctic, who Is visiting Dawson, will
leave within a week or so for the
South, say* the News. He will re
turn to Prince Rupert and other
points, where he spend* most of
the year, and does not expert to be
I back before next year. He visited
Ha*e1ton and other new Intcior
British Columbia town* within the
last several mon'hs, jtnd Is well
scquainted with that part of the
country, which, he says, has a
ereat future.
The host meals in Whitehorse at
the "White Pass Cafe," only white
help employed. Mrs. Orloff King
proprietress. tf
PILES CURED IN 6 TO U DAYS
! Y<*ir dniests* will refund m ,r""T H
PAfcO OINTMENT fails to dire any
rase of Itching, Blind. Rl? cdin- <*
Protruding Piles In I to 14 days. .W
WANTED Position as cook In
hotel or railway enting house by a
first class Japanese cook. flood
references Three yenfs In Inst
place. Address Pox 2S. Haine*.
Alaska. 3-t
KUATKKN \l, OltDKK t?l KAUl.KM
Skasjway Aerie. No. to. Fraternal
Order of Ragles will meet Wedti^s
| day night at their hall on Fifth Ave
nue. Visiting brothers cordially !n
| vlted to attend.
T. A. McDonald, W. P.
J M. Keller. W. Sec.
SSc for a home rooked meal
quick, clean service. Where? At
the New Home Restimrant, Fifth
Avenue, hair a minute from Rroadwa.
None better and ftirer than Olbaon
rye, Rainier and Olyrapl* beer. Or
deri by 'phone promptly delivered.
The Mascot. V.
DON'T DELAY.
; Some Alaskan People Hare Lttrsad
Ibat N*?g!e<t Is Dangerous.
The allgutest *ympton> of kidney
; trouble U far too serious to b? o rot
! looked. H i the small. neglected
j trouble* that lead to serious kidney
ailment*. That pain In the "small" of
your back; that urinary irregularity;
Uiose headaches and diczy ? pel Is;
that weak, weary, worn-out feeling,
may be nature's warning of coming
dropsy or fatal Bright* disease. Why ,
risk your life by neglecting these j
symptoms? Reach the cause of the
trouble while there la yet time ? be
gin treating your kidneys at one* <
with a tried and proven kidney rem
j edy. No need to experiment ? I>oan's
Kidney Fills hare been curing kid
ney trouble for oTer 75 years. Doan's j
Kidney Pills are used and recommend
i$d throughout the civilised world.
Convincing testimony follows:
Mrs. K. A. Husk. 1001 Union St.,
Olympla, Wash., says: "Although 1
have never used Doan's Kidney Pills
myself, they have been taken by
other members of my faarfly wl!h I
excellent results. They have no I
equal for paia and weakness in the
back. The persons who o?ed Doan's
Kidney Pills In my family are now
entirely free from kidney trouble." | .
For sale by all dealers. Price 60;
cents. Foster-Mllbnrn Co., BaflUoJ
New York, oole agents for United j 1
States j t
Remember the name? Doan's ? and j i
take no other. .
Olympla beer on draft at the
Board of Trade. This fairions brew
Is kept constantly fresh both on
draft and In bottles This Is the
time to drink beer. Get It at the
Board of Trade Bar. where the cel
ebrated Rainier Boer Is also kept
In bottles. tf.
SVOKERS ATTENTION
Harold Hartwlgaen, successor U
W. W. Bough ton. has taken th*
wrency t<>r the justly fa moos
EL LVFLMTO CLEAR
HAVANA CIGARS.
5,000 Just received from the fac
lory at Tampa, Fla. If you want the
'jest don't fail to give these g"od?
; a trial.
The grand opera stars
have gone abroad,
but ?
you ran still hear them sine
their trreatest triumphs on the
Victor.
Though thej are thousand* of
mites away. Caruso, Melba. Tet
razzini. and all the other famom
artists who make records ex
clusively for the Victor, sing for
Iy.jii whenever and as often as yon
w ish.
( >.*v* in ??<) hctr th?m, <we (he
Wfrfin "r let f>1 the Victor (SI0t?f!40>
I tnd Vicror Virtrot* (Us lo f;wt. fn?
I term* it ilrtirH.
WILLIAM BRITT
THF. DRUGGIST
Food cooked an It should ho it
he "White Paw Cafe." Only the
?est In the market Mr*. OrJoff
(Inn, proprietress. tf
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H. D. KIRMSE
PIONEER JEWELER
of AUsiu
LargrM and Mort Complrtr
Stock of
Nugget Jewelry and
Alaskan Curios
In The North
Stores at
SKAGWAY ft KETCHIKAN
Chinchilla Coatings
m 58 inches wide at - - - $3.50 a yard
Two Tone Coatings
' Made by the Oregon Woolen Mills - Very Smart for
Suits or Cloaks
? 54 inches wide at - - - $2.50 a yard
? Changeable Soft Taffeta's
? 27 inches wide, only - - $1.10 a yard
? Heavy Novelty Worsteds
and
" Wide Wale Serges (Jt?t)
Just the f.'ght weight for fall and winter
? Our prices the lowest, quality considered
L. A. HARRISON & CO.
Phone 55
Angeles Beer
COSTS MORE TO BREW
COSTS YOU NO MORE
in Bottles at
BOARD'"1 TRADE BAR