Outing Time Is Here
We have all the delicacies that make up
a complete and dainty luncheon. We
take especial pride in showing our line
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Shrimps
Deviled Ham
Sardine*
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KING'S CAFE
IE NORTH
OM.'i BEST IN MARKET SERVED
t'RK fcS REASONABLE. WHITE
HtTP EMPLOYED EXCLUSIVELY
UNDER PERSONA! DIRECTION of
Mrs. Orloff King
HEADQUARTERS
For Miners Supplies and Inform
ation of Silver Creek
E. L. PILLMAN Atlin, Y. T.
SKAGXVAY PEOPLE PAY
VISIT TO JUNEAU
Tho Daily Empire or tho 7th has
(tils to My of some of lis: '
Mr*. H. 8. Pullou, proprietor of
the Pulleu House of Slkagway, ar
rive ou the Humboldt und will vl?
lt until tho arrival ol' tho Jeffer
toruey, arrived on the Humboldt and
Is buslu>>*a visitor lu this city. Ho
Senator J. M. Tauuer, hardware
merchant of Skaxway, arrived on th
Humboldt, and will be lu attendance
at the meeting ot the grand camp of
the Arctic Brotherhood
C. H Uoshart, of Sltagway, who
has been visiting In Juueau for sev
eral days, returned to his home on
O. Aaron* of England, arrived Lift
night and left thU Homing tor
W. H. Hall of FalrbMi kit left this
morning for home, nftor being out
side for several months.
Kuuto B. Anderson of tho Pueblo
mine, came out yesterday and will go
to Sitka hoc springs for a rait of
Dr. L>. S. Keller left this morning
practice there for the n?xt ton days
or two weeks.
were visitors In Skagwsy over night.
They are on their way to mako tho
Krand tour of Alaska.
Forty-five pasaengem will arrive
on this evening's train from t'ao
The Sophia arrived l:.st evening at
flvo o'clock with 87 oas8ongors.C2
belug round trippers, who after takln
the trip to Summit, will leave again
having arrived last night. She hits'
hoad of cattle and one truck horse
Mrs. Thomas Rlggs, Miss Valle,
Mr. Hope-Nelson, Dr. Hawee, itlec
Kmmons and N. A. D. Armstrong me
among the passengers who will go
south this evening at the sailing ol
IT'S WORTH YOUH WH1LK
Vj visit our store. It'j like a visit
to a musjum, for natives all over
Alaska have contributed their work
to thU collection of ours.
As a visitor you will receive a
hearty welcome. We aro always
glad to extend every courtesy to any
visitor and you are under no obli
gation *o buy. We want you to
want yon to use It as such. We
line of fossil Ivory and nuggot Jowel
ry lu Alaska as well tjt Ivory crlb
bage boards and totem poles, napkin
We orry a largo assortment of
Indlau moccasins and baskets and
hand beaten tllver spoons and
H. D. KIRMSE.
Pioneer Jeweler.
SITUATION Wanted? Refined Ger
man widow. 42. unincumbered,
wishes position as housekeeper In
nice widower's or bachelor's home.
City or country. Address J. I. 810
RRAXK 8LAVIN again
VISITINCI Ills ritOrKUTIKH
Frank Slavlu, mining luau, with
nroportles In Whltehorafl, but bftfat
known to the north as a former
prlie fighter, who wont against John
L. Sullivan with whom he mado a
creditable showing, arrived In Skag
way lout evening from his home In
Victoria, and loft this morning for
Mr. Slaviu is still an athtotic and
vigorous looking man, notwithstand
ing that silver threads have uppou
cd In his hair, since tho days when
ho met all tho big ones In the fistic
A BULL RING BEGGAR.
The Intruder Wanted Oread, but He
Got "Thumbs Down."
Sometimes the bullfight Id Spain la
used to cnui|>el the attention of the
authorities to grievances that would
otherwise go unnoticed. an Is seen Id
tho following Incident described by
11 arry A. Kranck In "four Months
Tho uowcouier will Ions rvmember
bis 11 rut bull ? wrtnlnljr If. an id my
own on so. the first hanilerlllero sli|m
at the Diouivut or thrustlug IiIk barbed
darts and I* booted ilki> a soccer toot
bull half around the ring by tho Hnort
li>K aulnial. Still loss shall I forget
the chill that k!k>I through dip when,
with the tlfth boll at the height of hi*
fury, n canut and awkward boy of tlf
teen sprang suddenly over the barriers
sod shook hla ragged Mouse a dozen
tlntes In the an'mal's fnce As many
times he escaped a goring by the clo*
"The torero* did not for a moment
lone their beads. Calmly and dex
teroiisly the\ maneuvered until one r.t
them drew the bull ofT when another
enilfixt the Intruder by the arui and
marched him aerim* the ring to the
shade of the major"* l?>x There the
voutb. who had laken this means of
tmlulns an audience. lifted up a
mournful voire ami 'inked for food.
statement that seemed by no means
Impndiable The response was thumbs
dovn Itut tie cnliosl his point. In a
way. for he nra* given a fortnight Ic
"Incidents of the sort bail grown ac
frequent of late In Seville as to make
necessary a new law promulgated Id
l.tnc* letter* on that day'* program.
IVInted words In all probability meant
nothing to this necleoted sod of Sc
The Uncertain Apple Tree.
Ad apple tree is the result of a craft
from the tree that Is kuowu to be a
producer of a certain kind and flavor
of apples. If the seed were planted
aud one rolled on It to produce a select
trade of fruit the res til I would lie dls
the seed the uuhi remarkable varieties
will he shown I'erhups they will be
ills*- ruble little cratutpples or misshap
en. bitter fruit or a useless conglomera
tion The hoi si somehow or other barks
back to Its origlu. notwithstanding
years of cultivation The varieties of
apples known today are a result of
careful sole. Hon and constant crafting
until the present development bus been
London's Musical Training.
Jack tondon wbeo on a recent visit
to New York was introduced to ? mu
sician Id oue of the popular Broadway
"1 am a musician In a small way,"
said London. "My musical talent was
once the means of saving my life."
The musician was at once very much
"How was that?" he asked.
"There was a great flood in the town
of my boyhood," explained London.
"When the water struck our house my
father cot on a bed and floated with the
1 stream until be was rescued."
"And you)" queried the musician.
"Well," smiled I-ondon, "1 accompa
nied Ulm on the plana "?Judge
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Bl HE STORE
For Your Drugs. Toilet Articles
Rubber Goods, Stationery, Etc.
fresh Canities
Good Gigacs
F. N. Feero,
Manager
Keller Bros.,
Proprieto
(Corner Third and Broadway
One Bloc c North of the W. P. & ^ . Station
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Pap-rus wood pulp picnic plates,
25 in dust proof sanitary 1
?f package, for - - X
"Here's your health!" The Lilly Cup?
| pasteless, tasteless and as pure 1
| as its name ? 10 for - - A&C
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LA. Harrison Company
Store open until 9 p. m.
?Phone 55
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Select your postals while enjoying
a <lUh of delicious Ice creitra at th>
Kellor Brother's drug store. 3rd
nnd Broadway.
On your way to the boat, stop In
at Kellor Brother's drug store aud
try a dish of Ico cream frozen with
Ulncler Ico. It Is dellclouB.
DEAFNESS CANNOT BF CURED
by local applications, as they cannot
reach tho diseased portion of tho oar I
There Is only ono way to cure doaf
lieu, and that Is by constitutional '
rsmodleo. Deafnesa U cau&od by or.
inflamed condltlou of tho Eustachla
Tube. When this tube Is Inflamed
you havo a rumbling sound of lmper
f'xt hearing, and wheu It Is entirely
clcsod, deafness is tho rosult, and u
less tho inflamtion can b v taken
out and this tubo restored to Its nor
m.il conlltlon, hearing will bo de
stroyed forever; nln ? cases out of ten
tro cauned by Catarrh, which la noth
lag but an Inflamed condition of the
mucous surfaces.
We will gire On? Hundred Dollars
(or any ease at ideafnees (caused by
Catarrh) that cannot be cured by
Hall's Catarrh Cure. Send for cir
culars, tree.
5". J. CHENEY 4 CO.. Toledo, O.
Sold by Druggiata, 76c ,
Take Hall's Family Pills for conaU
partco.
Whitehorse
Kluane Stage
Line=
The Royal Mail Stage
leaves Whitehorse the
fourth of every month
for Kluaue and way
poiuts 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
Rcgina Hotel :: Whitehorte, Y.T
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On 4th Avo. adjoining Flro
House No. 2. Lot 25 (cot
by 100, good two story build
ing, lurgo dining room, ,voiv
largo kitchen, good water
system, wood shed, party
needs money, for n quick sulo
the prlco is $400.*
Phil Abrahams
GOODS
Firu Works, limiting. Kings,
mid Material for Docoratlng,
Flrccrackon, Pitnvhetl*,
Sky Kockets, ToriMHloes and
N'oIko Making devlco* for a
Fourth of July Velobratlon.
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