Quite the Opposite.
"That "lun seems qiiwr-1 'hendqtinP
tern for $3 {Mints. ' "
-Whrif* <;neor nlxuit It?"
?Well. I thought punt* wore designed
for other quarters." -Stuart Sot.
A Son All Right.
RIll-DId ?*? thnt fellow t? a
brawnj sun of toll?
jrui Yes: his fut! r iloes the tolling.
? Yotikers Statesman. -
Ju?t Like a Bachelor.
They were strolling along the lake
front
"The waves must lx> feminine.' re
marked the tail bachelor.
"Ah." hastened the girl. "because
they nre no pretty?"
"No; becau e they are always say
ing something and no one knows what
they are snylnc."
Anil after that she said bachelor*
were the meanest tuett In the world.?
Chicago New*.
Pullen fiousc
poot of Sixth Rvinut
MiMt elegantly furnished home
in AiaaLa
Every modern convenience
Electric lights? Hot anil cold
wa'er? Telephone?
Porcelain bathi ou every floor
Board ?nd room by the d. y, week
or month
Table supplied with cream and
butter from our own Jersey
Dairy
rnrs. fi. S. Pullcn
Proprietress
DON'T FROG g
L'nl<^? You've Got 50 CENTS I
W. tf. BOUGHTON I
DEALER IN
* Cigars, Tobacco,
* Smokers' Articles,
^ Stationery and Fish
ing Tackle
a LARGE CIRCULATING UURAKY
| INCLUDING LATEST COPY
RIGHTED HOOKS
j MAGAZINES, NEWSPAPERS^AND
OTHER PERIODICALS
III
I WIND AND SUN I
8 Cause the skin to become rough and chapped
Almond Gream
#
H overcomes this and is an ideal toilet preparation
I J. HEUBNER DRUG CO. |
g ? r u <rvvi i i i n <1 ?.r - .. i
H DOUGLAS ALASKA HAINES
if H
:: fl NEUI STOCK OF 8
5 1
| Drags, Squibbs Ghemieals <5 Drag Sundries |
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WHEN III DOUGHS OR HAINES. MAKE 0U3 STORE YOUR HEADQUARTERS i
; J NEW ANl> KIBSTULASS ??-ST ROOMS IN TOWN gLjj
KATES REASONABLE BAR IN* CONNKCrtON i
Commercial Hotel
Richen & McGee, Proprietors
. WHITEHORSE, Y T.
Wines, Liqu >rs and Ciifar*. Billiard andJPool Tables
Firs; Class Cafe
jjjS^ Excellent Stahi.e Accommodations
Che Pack train Saloon II
* ? Brought Up-to-date ? ?
all tiik, isood ki: \Trxi - or Tin oi.i> ''Si; vTTM: ' saloon* AS wki.l ..
THOSE OP Tin: OLD "I'ACK TltAIS" ?
Th? Building has h.<en Remodel I ud .nul Newly Decorated throughout S
and Kvcry Modem Appliance Installed nuking it
The Finest Resort For Gentlemen in Alaska
Herman Grimm. Prop. Only The Best Goods Handled ji
H
When in Whitehorse Eat at the I
ESoyal Cafe
Best Meals in Yukon Territory
50 Cents
EVERYTHING FIRST-CLASS
Short Orders Oysters Home Cooking
White Cooks White Waiters
r?rAN DOMINION HOTEL R|:?
MRS. KELSEY, Prop.
The Itooiier St*leim*n Who Hum
on the Ticket WitK William J.
Bry*r\ Iti i Recor '. Hij r?r.iily
tvnil His I'tvrtv Service. J? J*
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INDIANA has the vice JiTOHlrtOnVy
now, nnd It wits with the view ot
keeping the olllt-o III | to: esslou of
tlif Iloo-ilor State that tlio na
tional Dctiic' ratlc convention nt I 'Oli
ver named John Worth Kern of In
(linniipolis to rim on the nntlounl
ticket of the party with William Jen
nliiKN Bryan of Nebraska. Of course
thnt was not the only reason for the
choice. There were many others, ami
good ones, too. lint the lenders thought
It would be a jfoo 1 thlna to make an
a|i|H>al to slate pride In Mr. Kern'': com
monwealth bv namlm: liliu to run for
the ottlce now held by that other eml
nent Indiana statesaian, Charles W.
Fairbanks. Some surprise li.is been
expressed at the nomination of Mr
JOMX V. KKI1N AN1> Ills IICME.
Kern i r vlre pr?> -t ! i view of 1 h ?
governor of Iti'iin'.i i and was twice do
?
llM reco'il i.' le lU'll tY? U ; ? :m
??rat <f Ills stale.
The Keras ia:i:e o&gtmtlly ftvn (Jor
iwnny. I ;:t that wsn a p>o*l while apv
<bnsi.ierably" over t limulr, tl
la the f. rial: I He lam*' to A >;r
father an 1 it idfnthcr were tmrn ? i
'
to ;!.<? s. iitlment that westward the
away of ? |>lre take* In way. inn c '
tioen of t'le e<->inui :n\c.. h. rl
WILLIAM dOOrm KF.l.X ANI> JOHN W.
XKI1N, Jli.
born lit Alto, llownrd couuty. Doc.
184l?. When lie wax tlve years old hi*
fnthcr. Dr. Jacob Kern, removed to
Warren county. In., mi. l remained ton
rears. When the lhv locrntlc states
man was In his early teens his mother
died, and Ills father to I; hlni and Ills
sister back to their old home in In
diana. It was about this time that
young .Tolin liegitn attending the State
Normal school in K ' .omo, rldlne on
horseback ten inllcn each way every
day. He began teaching school him
self as soon as he was old enough,
and with money earned In this way
he went to the University of Mlelii
gati and took a course In law, Iielng
graduated In 1S(W. He hung out his
shingle In Kokomo as soon as he wasi
of age, and he was only twenty-one
when he was first nominated for the
state legislature. lie was not success
fnl In that canvass, but In 1S78 was
elects! city attorney of Kokomo and
held the office for six years In 1SS4
he was chosen olllclal reporter of the
state supremo court and to discharge
the duties of the pn>;t removed to In
dlauaj'olls, which he has since made
his homo. In IS')> lie \vn? elect 'd n
momlier of tho state sonnte. i;eryl-?.^
i <ur yon rst. nnd from is:1" i ? lt>oi ho
?? \ed ;IS I J: V Utl< : ry of Ill.ll. Kii; oil*.
tlrst nmnlnnlloM for governor "f
t milium w?.i la 1UOO, when ho ran
.u*;lnst YVIIjuuj T. Dnrliln nnd vii*
dcfentod. nnd In 1>?M ho wni
by Governor Hnnly.
Mr. Kern hns .1 fjMitntlon not onlv
ni nit eloquent ?|>onl;er, but ns 11 ln\v
yer who understands o.n*tltutlot:nl
questions. He received the compllmon
tmy vote of his |>nr!v for the United
f ; 1 : <?-5 sotinto; : hip In 1: '-"i. Mr. Kern
heloti'--* to the Knlffhi" <> l\vthln* nml
!';i? Otiler of Elk* end Is 11 thirty-see
j 'fil (loijree Mnson. 1 1?* l< president o'
COfirMU/tr/tet *r waiDom
JIliK. KHRK A\l> Mf-S JCMA Kj-BN
the Commercial club of l.idlanapo:*
and to the Vnlversity nudxV t
fury clnlm. lie Is uot wealthy. I>ut h.
enjoyed a comfortable l::eoine from li
law practice. lie aud Mr. F.r.van hav
been close friends' for over a do. . -i
years, and Mi. Kern delivered in: ;
itpeeches In t<ehalf of the ele ?
ll tii of t'.ie Nebrnskan to (he jhn* i
leney In the two campaigns Irf wtau I
he ran f?r the office l>eforc.
The Kern home Is a hospltnMc loi>\
inK mansion at l.lSrt North Pennsyl a
nla street, Indiana poll . and as the
Kerns have long l>een prominent in the
society of the Indiana capital the res!
dence of the vice presidential nominee
has become known as a social center.
The family consists of Mrs. Kern, a
daughter. Miss Julia, about twenty,
three, ami two sons, John Worth Kern.
Jr.. aped eight, and the baby of the
family. William <'ooi>cr Kern, aged
four. Mr. Kern lias been t w ii-e nin rrled.
and Miss Kern Is a daughter of the
tlrst wife. The present Mrs. Kern Is
prominent in the civic life of Indian
apolis and Is a leading meml>cr of the
Women's conncll. She divides her at
tention l>etwecn her children and phil
antbroplc work, kindergarten e<luca
Hon appealiuR especially to her Inter
est. She Is a woman of much personal
charm aud has a inrge circle of ad
mirers.
MISS EVALYN WALSH.
A Noted Beauty and Her Approach
ing Nuptials.
Society In several cities is much In
terested In the nuptials of Miss Kvalyn
Walsh and Ned McLean, son of John
It. McLean of Washington and Cincin
nati Miss Wnlsh Is the daughter of
Thomas P. Walsh, the Colorado mu'tl
millionaire. The family for several
years has spent Its winters in Wash
ington and Its summers In New
port. Miss Walsh met with Injury
mths kvai.yn wamut.
In nn automobile accident three sum
mers ago. Her brother Vinson, who
wns with her at the time, waa killed
To assist Ills (laughter In recovering
her health Mr. Walsh had a boudoir
automobile constructed, (It ted out with
lounge. reclining chair and other con
i venlcnccs, and In It Miss Walsh sjwnt
some 1 1 mo traveling In search of
health nnd vigor. Sho was educated
lu part abroad ard I" v?ry accom
plished.
Atnot Allen of Main*.
Congressman Auios Allen of Maine
Is one of the quietest men In the
world. He does not take to speech
making, but no man attends legisla
tive sessions more closely. He was
a classmate of the late Thomas B.
Heed, was lib secretary while Need
was speaker of tlia house and was
elected hi* successor when Heed de
cided to quit public life
Headquarters for Mining arul Commercial Men
A i k
The TRAIL
BIJKA * PATTKN, PROPS.
Formirly of The Original "PACK TJUIN"
Broadway and A in Avenue, Shy/way , Alaakn
CENT K ALLY LOCATED
BEST ACCOMMODATIONS
New Home Restaurant
MRS. MART BERNHOFFER. Manner
Best 25 Cent Meals in the City
FIFTH AVENUE, NEAR BROADWAY
Good Clean Beds From 25 Cents Up
BATHS IN CONNECTION
TELEPHONE M
FREE DELIVERY
THE MONOGRAM
HIX)OM A ORACB. Proprietor*
WINES. LIQUORS AND CIGARS
We earn a Full line of Tlar PuppIlM Dlreot Importer*
Depot for A. R. C. Bohemian St. Lnul? and VattU Rottl* U??r
FiKATED AND LIGHi KD FINK SAMPLE ROOM
BY ITS OWN PLA NT TOK DRUM M KR8
CUbitc Pass fiotcl
P. D McMillan, Manager
Earnest and best appointed Hotel in the Vukon
CHOICE BAR STOCK 0| h j tC llOf $C, V. ?.
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KATES MODERATE
GK.OROK WOODRURN
TUCK KI.AHAKTY
Sally in Our Alley,
and ^et to the Real Goods at that
Dear Old
MUD OF HIDE
Kneliiih^JTHManl^aricn^oon^rlor^
7VXOOR& S WHrtKh
Terminus W. P. A Y. Route
All South Bound Steamers Arrive end Depart FromThla Do?k ;j
REGULATION? IBOft
Warehouse..' pen for delivery of merchandise from 8 a. m. to f? p. m.
Perishables ONLY delivered on Sunday or at nljjht.
All freight h upmenu destined southbound mint tie accompanied by a j
Shipper's Manifest (papers can be obtained at the U. 8. customs j
offico) an 1 raiint be dellvored before 6 p. m. No frol^ht will bo ro j
ccived on wharf after this nour.
BAGGAGE? roll* win ov collected on Chkckkd Bagoahk Oki.v. No
charge for bags and ffrips when uncbtvked.
The wharf jjato will be clo?jd to th.' public when steamer Is nearlLc j
dock and will be open -donly whsn passengers have disembarked.
Wharfage Tariff can be had on sppllcation at office on dock.
P.O. Bex 176. C. E. WYNN-JOHNBON, Geol Ugr
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Our Service is Always I he Best
Our Rates as Low as the Lowest
CALL ON US fOR PRICES
V. I. HAHN, Supt.
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