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Our Stock Is Increasing
The Best In Skagwav For The Least Money
SHOES. HATS. CAPS. DERBYS. SHIRTS
UNDERWEAR. SWEATERS. ETC.
Outt'ils for the Trail? The kind for Service
Tony Dortero & Son ? 421 Broadway
: The White Pass
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M. C. RACINE. Mgr ?t>d Propr
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Best Meals
NEW HOME
RESTAURANT
NOONDAY
DINNER ">3
Lodging
Ererrthinc f:MC and
F.rst C i?
Fifth Avenue nr*r Broadway
Draper & Co.
Ar*?ati mr
EASTMAN KODAK SUPPLIES
PHOTOGRAPHERS
Fteisfcfcy: dorp for tkaai wbo
"jew* the buttoa."
FVU Use of FUjm. Plat** and Pa
w<e*
MaU order* oarefaHy attended to.
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Smokers Articles
A Catv fully Selected Stock
of Notions. Sach as Share
in^ Articles, bolts. Note
Books^Post^CaHs^^^^^
Dont forget the number
428
5: Board of Trade I
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Ktrtman A CWtk Prormtori
Y Evey thing New and First J
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Open Day and Night ?j
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Pack Train
Restaurant
TONY STANfCH. Proprietor
F? 14 Tf?n Wt Hart Strrfd ?*?!? J,
The Best in the Markets I
?r<5 it ia tk?
Most Popular Elating
House in the North
New Location
Broadway. between 3rd and 4th
The Pelmonico of Alaska
H. D. KIRMSE
PIONEER JEWELER
of Alaska
Largest and Most Complete
Stock of
Nugget Jewelry and
Alaskan Curios
In The North
Stows at
SKAGWAY& KETCHIKAN
Electric Globes
and Supplies
Tot 11 further notice the follo-r
> c V are made on all gr ratio*
of amps.
Tungsten Co waits $ . 65
Tungsten 40 watts .70
Tungsten 60 watts 1.00
Tunsrsten 100 watts 1.35
Tontalum 25 watts .50
Tantalum 40 watts .50
Tantalum 80 watte .So
Carbon 60 watts .25
Carbon 120 watts .35
Electrical supplies and fix
ture at reasonable rates
Estimates given on all work
Home Power Co.
ckas. ?rrti
DtifUat Kmb tmi Offic*. Ml ft
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WORK <9 fifcGUN ON
ORIMM'S NEW SALOON
Having decided that the location on
the east side of Broadway, adjoining
the New Pack Train restaurant was
the best, in his opinion, Herman
Onlmm has begun opera'ions on his
now $5,000 steel and concrete build
ing
The building proper, which will be'
used for saloon purposes, will be 2"?
feet by 100 feet. This includes pri
vate rooms and store rooms in the j
rear.
Mr. Grimm owns a piece of prop
erty back of the Pack Train restaur
ant running to the alley, and on
this will be built an up to date We
house.
Between the Park Train resiaurant
and Uie new building, a fire wall of
concrete will be erected, while on
the south side, running between the
new building and the old building
will be a walk to a side entrance.
FV* the purpose of sewer arc a cess
pool has been dug, below the tide
level, so that it will be perfectly sani
tary.
Mr. Grimm stated that he was
going to have a thoroughly modem
saloon, ami that the building when
completed would be one of the best
In town L. Muelenberg will be
superintendent of construction
ITALIAN SOLDIERS CAPTURE
1000 TURKISH TROOPS
IvOXDON, Eng.; May 9? Ad\ic?s
have reached this city that over one
thousand Turkish soldiers were cap
tured by the Italian army on the
Island of Rhodes, and a"e being held
as prisoners of war
GOVERNOR NAMES WAY
12 AS "MOTHER'S DAY-'
OLYMPIA, April 29? May 12 has;
been set aside by Gov. Hay as the]
"Mothers' day" in Washington. Tbei
proclamation is in accordance with'
the custom of designating the second
Sunday in May for the purpose of j
remembering the mothers of the
j world He recommends that it be
ohsorved in places of worship, in'
homes and wherever men and wom< n
I gather on that day
EATS 4? CREAM PUFFS
IN TWENTY MINUTES
FATERSOX, X J? Emulating 'T: e
Young Man With the Cream Tarts.
fr*>m Robert Ixuils Stevenson's 'Mod
ern Arabian Xichts." Frederi' k nin'p^.
Ifi years old. of Paterson. has es
tablish^) a world's record. lie a'oj
forty -two cream puffs on a bet the
other evening, thereby being the j
champion lightweight cream puff
eater of the world. As a grand finale |
Rinks, with great satisfaction, a e
three cocoamit pies. The entire per
formance took twenty minutes.
?DEATH VALLEY SCOTTY"
TO REVEAL HIS MINE
LOS ANGELES. May 6? Walter |
Scottv. or "Death Valley Seo<ty."
he Is familiarly known in thel
Southwest, will disclose the location!
of his mine in Death Valley, he said i
to Harry Rrogan. a representative of
a *5an Francisco syndicate, which wi'l 1
ray $."<00,000 for a half interest
the property if it proves to be whnt|
Seotty claims.
According to Seotty the mine is I
located on the south rim of Death I
Valley an<f is a very hi.jh grale]
free milling gold property
UNLUCKY BRIDEGROOM GETS
TO ALTAR IN SWELL STYLE
PLEASAXTVILLE, N. J ?Even tho
the bridegroom-to-be was afflicted
w.th the mumps and hardly able to
talk. Miss Lola Gaskill refused to
consent to a postponement of her
marriage to Max Kirsh. believing It
would be unlucky, and the ceremony
took place yesterday In the Wesley
church. Miss Gaskill is a Port Re
public girl and the bridegroom is a
real estate dealer of this place.
FV*aring that guests mUht bo in
fected, the Rev. Dr. Wells, pastor
of the church, made a public an
nouncement of the danger before the
bridal party entered the building,
allowing all children and the adults
who were not immune to leave. Half
a score of men left rather than
ehanoe contracting the disease.
The best man and bridesmaid had
never suffered from mumps and are
now under treatment
It is believed that when the groom
kissed 'be bride, she in turn
kissed the bridesmaid, and then
the maid kissed the best roan, thus
spreading: the diseasa.
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ioi colli!
Th<? Humboldt Arrived at Ketchikan
today at noon, And ahou!d arrive at
this port tomorrow night.
At three o'clock this afternoon the
Alaska Steamship company* Steam
ship Dolphin had not report? J ai
Juneau
It Is rumored that Mrs. A. L. I
(.rant has purchased the houaa on
Seventh avenge belonging to James
Rock.
None better aud purer than Gibson
rye, Kainter and O'.yinp/a beer. Or
ders by 'phone promptly delivered.
The Maacot tf.
Mrs. R&puttl I, a? purchased the
corner of Second avenue and Broad
way from Herman Grimm, the con
sideration being $1,000.
L. E. Buell, the w ell known knight
of the grip, arrived from llalniA on
the Hero yesterday, and H \l-iting
with friends In Skagway.
The Pacific Coast Steamship com
pany's Steanwtoip Spokane sailed for
this port from Seattle at nine o'clock
last, night. and should arrive here
early Monday morning.
F. Scully, representing the Pa<i'|c
Drug company of Seattle, is register
ed at the Golden North hotel. Mr.
Scully is making his semi-annual Al
askan trip, and reports business very
good at all the towns In which he
has trade. H? will sail south on the
Dolphin.
Rainier and Olympia Beer on draft
at the Board of Trade. This Is the
first time that wo have had Rainier
on draft, and you can now get a
glass of either of the above famous
beers. This Is tlio time to drink
beer. Get i' at the Board of Trade
Bar. tf
Mrs, \\". \V. Dickinson aud Mrs.
Walker arrived from Whitehor e on
last nieht's train. Mrs. Dickinson
came over for the purpose of wish
ing Mrs. Walker bon voyage, when ;
she leaves on the Princess May for .
Vancouver, etiroute to her old hnm? I
in England.
E li Cruse, representing E ( I
KTyce and company, commission mer
chants is about town soiling ' Gre u
iJoods." This Is Mr. Cnwe's fifth j
trip into tliis territory, an I like the
remainder of the Knights of the
iJrip, who are making their sprinz
trip, reports business exceptionally
brisk in th" oities a|r>ng the Insid'
Passage.
CARCROSS NOTES.
Carl Faulk of this town, returned
on Wednesday'* train from a \isit to
the city at th.> head of Lynn Canal
This is tho first \ isit Mr. Fanik his
made to Skacway for o\ or a > <&r
.John d'Arccy Rood, tho oldest son
of Perry Rood, Is rapidly recovering
from an operation, in whi< h he had
his tonsils removed. The little lad
has lately suffered from several at
tacks of quinsy.
Mr. Herman Olson, who is em
ployed at the Conrad minos, passed
through this town today from Ska<*
wav with his bride of a week, and
continuing on to Robinson, where Mr.
Olson has a ranch. After sojourninc
at tho farm for a few days. Mr. and
Mrs Olson wi'' return to their home
hero
Principal K. I?. Kvans, of the
Chooutla school. ever foremost in
his efforts to bettor the condition
of the Indian, is contemplating in
stalling a printing plant at the
school Mr K^ans is investigating
the idea very thoroughly, and ex
pects to put in a complete print
shop, in which will be published a
magazine in ?>nnection with the In
dian educational work tinder his
supervision.
FREE AND ACCLPTED VASONS
Regular meetings of White P>ss
Lodge. No. 113, Free and ? ? cntci
Masons, second and fourth Fridays >'
?aeh month, at 8 p m. sharp, at Mi
sonic hall, 225 Fourth avenu? .
Sojourning and visiting mftnlxr*
are requested to moot with us
H. F. TAYLOR. See,
FIVE GOOD ONES TO DRAW TO.
Pebbleford and Gibson Rye. And
wtisor. Blue Ribbon and Pate Rain
ier Reer at the Hoard of Trade.
PRIZE TIGHT SCHEDULED FOR
SKAGWAY.
Arrangements have been made to
give the Wolg:ist-Moran prize fieh*
at the Gross Moving Picture Show
Saturday and Sunday nights. May
11 and 12.
Thro? reels required to reproduce
tho entire contost, Admission 50c.
OON'T 06LAV,
Some AiMkan People H?ro Learned
That Neglect h? r>ang?r?ns,
The slightest symptom of kMn?y
i rouble la far too serious to bo oref-j
l?K>kod Itg thn small, negle^d
troubles that lead to serious kidney
ailments That pain la the ' of
your back; that urinary Irregularity,
those headaches and dizzy spells, j
that weak, weary, worn-out feelln*,
may bo nature** warning of coming
dropsy or fatal lirUht a disease. Why J
risk your Hfo by neglecting the?o
symptoms? lieft<h (ho rauae of the
trouble whllo there Is yet Ujm ? be
gin treatin* your kidneys at once
with a tried and proven kidney rem-1
edy. No need to experiment ? Doan's
Kidney Pills have been curing kid
ney trouble for over 75 years. Doan's
Kidney Pill's are u?od and recommrn ?
od throughout the clvllizod world.
Convincing testimony follows:
Mrs. E. A. Husk, 1001 Union 8t ,
Olympia, Wash., says: "Although I
have never used I*>ans Kidney Pills
myself, they have been taken by
other members of my family with
excellent results. They have no
equal for pain and waknees In the!
back. The persons who used Doon's
Kidney Pills in my family aro now j
entirely free from kidney trouble."
FY>r sale by all dealers. Price 50
cents. Foster-MUburn Co., Buffalo.
New York, sole agents for United
States.
Remember the name ? l>oan's ? and
take no other.
Golden North
Hotel
Dining Room
Meal* vrved I ablr d*Hole
or a la Carte
All P??try *erved w from nw own
0*OH
SMOKERS ATTENTION
H?r?M wetwor u
W. W. DooitMon, hM Uken Ui*
*gfocj tor tie Ju?U 7 fuw**
EL INFINITO CLEAR
HAVANA CIGARS.
6,000 Just recelred from the far
lory at Tamp*, Fla. If you want the
best don't fall to gire thea* good*
a trial
for XS? r<?. ?"kB *? who,e*otr'"
bom* cooked bmI at the New Horn*
F<??Uurant, Mb Are, Ju?t off of
Broadway.
NEWEST FICTION
When Tragedy Grins, Grace Miller White
House of Pride, .lack London
Maverick, William MacLod Raine
Polly of the Staff, Emma C. David
Joseph in Jeopardy, Frank Dandy
The Band Box Louis Joseph Yaice
Desert and Wilderness.
Henry Sieukiewicz. Katherine B. Judson
Myths and Legends of Alaska.
SPAULDINGS 191 2 BASE BALL 01 IDE
White Waxed Paper for Lunches
HOR5MANS' LATE5T HIT
Puppy Pippin and Pussy Pippin.
Carls stuffed bodies
and unbreakable heads
L. A. HARRISON & CO.
Phone 55
TWELVE CORNELL STUDENTS
PLAN A NEW RELIGION
ITHACA, X. Y? May ?? A number!
of Cornell students have taken ?P
the task of forming a new region, j
Twelve of them met in the "Dutch ;
kitchen" and organized the Robert
ip.Kersoll club "to study, investigate |
and criticise the existing religious
creeds of *oday with a view of recon
structing lellRious thought and ?et
Ming it upon a basis of fact and
truth instead of neodless faith and
traditional superstition."
C. N. Whitman, a sophomore, i*
chairman, and R. C. A. Pelacosette. |
a junior. Is secretary.
COLDS CAUSE HEADACHE
LAXATIVE BROMO Quinine wwW
wide Cold and Grip remedy rerooTe*
cause. Call for full nana a I/?k tor
signature EL W. GROVB. *5c.
GRA*D REDUCTION SALE
The PacJr Train la no* ?elU?R a !
hie lot of (iood Good? at reduced
prices aa they are getting too old to^
hold and sell at a proflL Yonra,
tx. Herman Grimm.
Henry Frledenthal Phone 76. Quick
delivery. 1 5a tr gage and expressing on
short notice, day or night.
The bod* are new and clean and
t/nly 50c and op at the Dominion Ho
tel. WWtebor?e. Y. T.
DEWEY
CMFE
opened Under New
Management
J. E. TEflREL
Formerly of
O?wion Kentucky Kitchen
and lately of
Scott*# Hotel CareroM.
The Be?t 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
Unleaa You're Got 50 Csxtp
|H. Hartwigsen
8acrn? pi to
W. W. BOUQHTOM
DKALKB T3*J
Cigars Tobacco.
Smokers' Abides,
Stationery and Fish- I
ing Tackle
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