Have You ......
?
Ever Tried Our
Soda Crackers In
* Bulk? They are
Crisp and Fresh
We also have the Plain and Salted
Long Branch Wafers in the bulk
C. W. ASK & SONS
D0OTERO & SON
r>
-> Ejtehi?v? Clothier* ?po Fj?mi?her?
A MAN'S FAITH IS SHOWN
BY THE WORK HE DOES
J I ?? II II I II I I ? I1'1!?
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Our.UnH *? Ik* North U shown by the construction of
a n?w and beautify. ?tW .and concrete fire proof building
with' ??be?<o? roof and steel ulterior finish. A park has been
~ startecTaad fountain* wilfadd yrlinfra*.
'X-i 7; to U ye?r? old
? JLiquora -!C?g*r* ?r?of the_B??t
Ice coolers and ?il rru>d.-vr. _>i;>pi^ancej for keeping clean and
SamtArv Drinks w ? ? * - ?
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THE >Xtt-TRAIN BAR
HERMAN GRJMK P^riet^r ? * * $k*r?*y
: Pack Train
Restaurant
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TOKY JTAJQCK Tim**
Tm 14 t?hn V. 8*~ WrW ^
The B?*t in tb? Mirk?t?
Mo?t Popular Eatiaf -
* Houm in the North
<- New Looboc
Bro*dw?jr, Wwmi -W ?ad 4tk:
[ Tke Difanico ?f Alula
?MOK BR * ATrtWrflOK
Hvotd H mtwtjmm, m ttrnm ? to
W. W. Ti|#B Vfc* ?M
tmc? tat ii ymj ??? " '
el Lvrrsire cxaua
HAVANA CKIAJta. C"
1.900 Jwt r*c?tr?tf ' beta th? H?
tor 7 Tkap*. rt*. tt Jvo ' wrt ike
b?at 4oa't tell to ?tt? r**l?
8?o4 th? AlMk *a to r*ar fH?ad*
DGNTFROG
Ualen You'ye Qot 00 Czxts
?- H. Hartwigsen
t flaoocaaor to
W. W. BOUQHTOH
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Cigars Tobacco
Smokers' Articles,
Stationery and Fish
ing Tackle
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_ . OTXVS 7HU0DI0ALS
9 Bo for a bom* cooked meal ?
<]Ulok, clean eenrtce. Whore At
(be New Homo ReeUurant, Fifth
Avenue, half ? minute from Bro&d
W*X.'X
^ Boadod -WhUJrefe ? Oibaon, Moun
V^moe And Belmont. The best of
?fteer?Blae ~Klbbon, Badwelser and
Pnle Hauler, at the Maacot, Telo
phoae ST. " ft
For Miners Supplies and Inform
ation of Silver Creek
All Gooda Delivered 12 lilile* Free of' Charge
Miner* tod prospectors who are intending, going
to the new aigyn^* by Adin in the Silver Creek
districts can purchase all their outfits in Atlin
cheaper thaa-you can elsewhere and not hart to
pull your load 100 miles to Atlin.
Big Store, Little Price,
Lotrof Goods and Pferily Rice/- ??
E. L PILLMAN Atlin, Y. T.
R. J. Cole, ono of the ship car
penters ftora Wbltehorso, wilt go to
the Sound on the Jefforson tonight.
Tho meetlong of the Ladles Aid
Society called tor tomorrow after
noon hag been postponed until tho
first Wednesday in June.
Mrs. Alfred Scott and little son
ot Carcross, who have been visiting
with Mrs. Richard Brittaln for tho
past several days, will be passen
s'-ra south on tho Joofforson this ov
o'llng.
Don't forgot that there will be a
mooting of base ball fans at the
White Puss club tonight at 8:30
o'clock to which all Interested In
the gomo aie cordially Invited to be
present.
Mrs. C. A. Mlddlomas arrived lit
Skngway from Summit last night,
; nd Is tho guest of Mrs. Rose Mc
Kay, matron of the Red Cros^ hos
pital. Mrs. Middlemas is In Skag
?vny preparing for a trip back to
her old home lit Green hake. Wis.,
wnero she has been called on busi
ness matters pertaining to the sot
t'lng up of the estate of her broth
er. James W. Prano, who died thore
'agi. February, and loft a consider
able estate In the nature of a farm.
Mrs. Middlemas does not know
whither sIia will return to the North
again or not, but that sho may re
tain her position with tho White
Pass & Yukon route, she has tak
en a leave of absence of three
months. Sho expects to sail on tho
Si-cknne on the 26th of the month.
IIKOWMNG- PRATHKR
A quiet wedding whs solemnized
ht tho court house last evening,
when United states Commissioner
Martin Conway performed the cere
mony which Joined Mr. Robert
Browning and Miss Belle Prather
as man and wife .Mr. Jack Frnwl
Ing acted as best man, and Mrs.
Newsom was maid of honor.
The groom Is an employee of the
Pullen House and has been a rest'
dent of Skagwa." but for the past
three months. Tho bride Is nlso a
newcomer, having arrived in tlx
North about tho samo time.
Mr. and Mrs. Browning will oc
cupy tho I.ynn cottage on Ninth A . -
eae.
FRANK Ml'IR NOW WITH
ALASKA STEAMSHIP CO.
Frank Mulr begun his duties as
Agent Ljou's assistant In the Alas
ka Steamship local office this morn
Mr. Mulr is nn old timor in Skag
way, ha/uig come here In 1901.
and since that time has always held
positions which would bring him in
contact with the traveling public.
Ho was with the White Pass for 3
ears, and after giving up railroad
ing, he accepted a position with the
Golden North Hotel which he has
held ever since. In securing Mr.
Mulr, Ajccut Lyons has secured n
man who will be able to talk with
tho tourist as well as tho old sour
dough passing through tho Gate city
TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY
Take LAXITIVE BROMO Quinine
Tablets. Druggists refund money If
It falls to cure. E. W. GROVE'S ?lg
slgnaturo Is on each box. 25c.
FIVE GOOD ONES TO DRAW TO.
Pebbleford and Gibson Rye. Bud
welser, Blue Ribbon and Pale Rain
ter Beer at tho Board of Trade.
II
? Notice to ?
PROSPECTORS
D Parties intending to go to
the Teslin strike or other
places in the interior, will
find it to their interest to
? write)
CAM SMITH
Whitehorse, Y. T.
FOR INFORMATION
Mr. Smith has all kinds of
power boats from four horse
power to fifteen which he
will sell or rent at reason
able rates.
Inquiries Cheerfully
Answered
towi gWncil I
HOLDS MEETING:
Seven City U?<N Go Through Rou
tine lluviiiesM ? Matters Great and
Small Ably Handled.
Skagway'* City Fathers root last
night at the Town hall to tranBact
the business of tho commonwealth.
Town CI rk McKny road tho min
utes ot tho meeting of tho Gth of
.May, ami as that offlcor had made
t o error n his report of tho trans
actions, they were approved.
Tho report of tho School Doard
iv.ib received, and tholr request for
$430 to meet, tho expenses for tho
balanco of the school torm was con-,
cu red in, and a warrant for thnt
amount was ordered drawn on tho
town treasurer.
Tho Fire and Water committee
niiidc n u:\rtlnl report on a number
of proposed Improvements, promin
ent among whlcn was that relative
to tho Installation of an automatic
fire alarm ut tho shops. There
?seemed 10 be some controversy ov
er the price of tho two firms who
Uad put In n bid for tho work, and
the coniniUteo was given until the
next meeting to settlo tho matter.
Tho question of Installing a fire
plug for the better protection 'of the
White Pa.is hospital was brought up
and considerable argument arose as
to wheth'). or not this plug was
really ueeded. The matter was tem
porarily settled by roforrlng It back
to tho committee to make further
Investigation us to tho exact loca
'lin of fire hydrants In that locality.
Tho town was notified that the
contract with the Homo Power com
I any had expired on tho 15th of
tho month, but that the lights had
been kept on until tho 20th for the
reason that they were not turned on
until five days aftor the usual time
last fall.
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A COUiir.iiiiiL-iiiiuii 1 1 mil mv . ui
unloor Flro department was read
setting foith the fact that J. A.
Bender had boon oloctod chiof and
J. M. Gri.shach, assistant chief of
that organization, at their last meet
ing held on tho 9th of the month.
I'pon motion properly seconded the
flection of Messrs. Bender and
Qrleshach was ratified.
Hills amounting to $313.44
against the town for labor, team hire
and suppllus wero allowed.
There >-raed to he a doubt In
?ii minds of some of tho members
of the council as to the duties of tho
night watchman, and to whom he
v.lh responsible.
Councilman Friedentlial stated
i hat it had' come to his atttentlon
i lint on several occasions tho night
watchman had tnken Into custody
disorderly persons and after keep
i'i them !n tho city cooler all night,
turned tln'm looso In the morning
v.'thout maiclng a report. Tho gen
i -nl concensus of opinion was that
n< pomou locked up over night
should Uc- released without a record
being made and then only upon the
advice of the town magistrate.
Marshal i'age was Instructed to not
if- the night watchman.
After taking up tho question of
the fidelity bonds of the Town
Trcasror, and allowing tho work
recommended by the street commis
sioner for some minor street 1m
1 rovoments, tho meeting adjourned.
All the mouthers of the council
wore prosoiit.
m: \i tii-tj. album prepared
FOR PRESIDENT WILSON
Soattl?j, Mny 20' ? A beautiful al
bum, containing tho orsplote story
of Alaska, together with accurato
cutps, and artistic photographs has
b?H>n prepared by tho Now Seattle
Chamber of Commerce for Presi
dent Woodrow Wilson.
Tho book will Ifit sent to the
President tonight.
SCORING MASK HIT IN
LIC AC. I ICS HAS BEEN CHANGE
For tho Information of local fanB
wh.i wish to score games, a change
has boon made in tho method of
?.corlng a "fielder's choice". Undor
the new ruling, which is in force
In both major lougues, a batter who
? dvances a baserunnor by hitting a
fielder who makes a play on tho
other basorunner, and both men aro
fafe, Instead of scoring it as a
"flelder'3 choice," will be credited
V I'll a hit, in case tho flolder han
dles th'j ball perfectly. In this
?? ?:<> It will be scored as formorly,
i fcrglnc an error to the fielder and
fielder'* choice. I'orsons scoring
League games will do well to re
mouiber this. Northwestern Leaguo
<ames will bo scorod according to
ho old system.
House Cleaning
is at its height and we are
better prepared than ever
to supply your many needs
BASS-HEUTER HOUSEHOLD PAINT
White Iron and Wood Enamel
Illuminum and Gold Paint
Lacquerette
Window Shades Linoleum
Carpets and Rugs
A New Shipment of Wall Paper Now
On Display.
We Invite Y our Inspection
L. A. Harrison Company
'I'hono 55.
STORK CLOSES AT S:0<>? Kx <-t,i S VTI HDAY 1) O'CLOCK
TONIOH T
(Clinnpu nt Uio Movies.)
*
A HO.MK FOR S4.-0.00.
A good Investment will earn
25 per cont per annum on your
money, you ca:i see what yon
are buying. A double corner
100 feet square, with cottage,
4 rooms, pantry and closets,
some furniture, cill and see mo
about it.
Phil Abrahams.
DEAFNESS CANNOT BF CURED
by local applications, as thoy cannot
reach tho dlsoaso'l portion of tlic car
There Is only ono way to euro doaf
i!C&8, and that Is by constitutional
remodloa. Deafness is caused by an
Inflamed condition of tho Eustachian
Tube. When this tube Is inflamed
you havo a rumbling sound of lmpor
f?tt hearing, and when It is ontlrely
closed, deafness is the rosult, and un
less tho lnflamtton can b o taken
out and this tubo restored to its nor I
mal condition, hearing will bo do
otroyod forever; nine cases out of ten
are caused by Catarrh,' which is noth
ing but an inflamed condition of the
mucous surfaces.
We will give One Hundred Dollars
for any case of 'deafness (caused by
Catarrh) that cannot cured by
Hall's Catarrh Cure. Send for cir
tulara, tree.
P. J. CHENEY & CO., Toledo, O.
Sold by Druggists, 75c
Take Hall's Family Pills for const!
patfoa,
e- a \u -i^Tiu&\jr%ja\ir\?W
PIPES
from Be to *s high at your ?
l.ockct Ixxik can roach. ??
I f forget the number *
428 C
BROADWAY. (Near Fifth) J
v Dortero's I
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vv/vm
:2es-t Meals
In The City at the
| NEW HOME
RESTAURANT
NOONDAY qer
DINNER
ILodg'ing
Kverythlnff Clean and
First Class
i iith Avenue near Broadway
,/K-H- 1' I' r
| Board of Trade:
L.......Cafe ......... '?
j. , ;
; iC*raman & Clecak. Proprietor* ?
:
:? Evey thing New and First,
Class ?
)? Banquets and Private 'Dinners*
A Specialty j
Popular Prices
? Open Day and. Night .
f, ?
K/JVG'S CaFF"
WHITE HORSE YUKON TERRITORY
--Serves The
BEST MEALS IN THE NORTH
Breakfast a la Carte
Luncheon and Dinner
Table d'hote
ONLY BEST IN MARKET SERVED
PRICES REASONABLE. WHITE
HELP EMPLOYED EXCLUSIVELY
= UNDER PERSONAL DIRECTION OF =====
Mrs. Orloff King :: Proprietor
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i Private Dinner Parties and
! Banquets'served in attrac
tively furnished boxes
given special attention