Community Silver
Guaranteed for Tw? : . - n e l^etrrs I
T
Given Away Free
Not a drawing or raffle? Vou pay
no more for your snoccies and
they are of the best on :iity ob
tainable.
: C. W. Ask & Sons \
JUST RECEIVED
Summer Suits
And AUo SHOES, PANTS. SHIRTS,
NECKTIES. HOSE, H ATS. C \PS. ETC
Gents' Furnishing Goods
Tony Dortero &: Son? 421 Broad
The White Pass
?
U-iJ WMm^
nOtel Y.kon Ter
^ Now Opm T ?
The Geseral Travti;*? Tab :: *
Under New M*n\s:^ ?. *5 ?>' ?
M.C.RACJNF- Mcr. .*<1 TV,
?
Rate*. -41. M per Da* ana Up *
?
t ? ? ? ? ? + * * ? ? ?
ROYAL I
? Steara Is.
AM Work OwtatMsi J
Ori^Tn ProcpQ
IVwe.
J *?s*o-t?r will caK *-.1 <fl V
|
<^CNE ^
Best Meals
In TV O't at rt?*
NEW HOME
RESTAURANT
NOONDAY OCr
DINNER *>D
Lodging
IK-^rr! hint C!**c *ad
Ftrtf (.1m
Fifth Avenue near Broadwa*
Draper <5t Ce.
Af?U FVr
EASTMAN KODAK Sli?PLJES
PHOTOGRAPHERS
FisJafchyr voce far Uk*? *!*>
">">?? tt? T*tto?L
PW1 Uzs* aC Films, PJ*W? *=i P*
??e^
X*il order* <*prfa:?j- att*nd?4 to.
IMran
Oraftr i Co, P. O. Be* "G."
StiiTV. Aiasfc*.
* CANDY i
( CIGARS
< TOBACCO
i Smokers Articles
1 A Carefully Sohvr ; St ; ^
r of Notions. Smk as
j inp Articles. >' ? ^
w ^tX>K'jl v -'~ - ?
^ Oont forcvt Ihfc numb' r ?
i 428
S BROADWAY. FW) ~
sTony Dortero's?
Hc*.r; FTKs>r.UMU PSoRv 76. Qatrk
!!wr: xr.d exprewin* on j
aotlce. dAjr ?r fclsrSt,
.vv. yv..
i Board of Trades
X
Gate
K?: Pror*ifl*i
?2* ;
7 Ev* j Vi and First J
II
Pr afr DrCTPfj J
X C'ass
A -
J v A Swanky j
il , _ . X
o. Ftyru. if Price* J.
*> Open Day and Night ^
Pnek Train
. slaurani
TOM STAXJCH. Pr?r*t?r
Fx i4 Vr*rr V? H?t? S?T,<i ??W
To.* Best in the Markets
a^? tfxiij it i* tbr
lost Popular Eating
Mcvus" in the North || i
i ??- -> N<r* IjpcaJtob ->
* F> oa >? Srfvcrt) 3rd and 4{K
~ f --?' - '??? ll
TV ?>c -.oaics of Alaska
mmzmgamm v?w ag?
\ HE WET
CAFE,
Of>or*><2 I'nJfir Kcw
X' ar&c^Bicrt
J. E . TERREL
ronssrty rH
Cs^.-o-; Kentucky Kitchen
ird Uie^r of
Scott'* Hoitf Carcrces.
The Best ir. the Market
P'operiy Coc'ced
BEST . ALS IN TOWN
AT POPULAR PRICES
Opcr from 6 m. to 1 0 p. m.
QOJV'T PROG
V' \ - "? ?'Va 50 Cbkts
H. Hartwigsen
Sawwwr t?
W. W. SOUGHTON
r>tat,?s t*
r - Tobacco.
S nr. .ers* A "tides,
Str;?unery find Fs?.K
n g Tac<le
; ? ..?* cmrrusTfo urrast
: . : -\TEST CCPT?
ri-HT* 7* BOOKS
? ?r>'.w vy^cr'-vr'RS *kd
orasa psaotteuj
r.*^E\i;rtt8 FOR r>A WKM?
I'U Vt.KD |\r<? Mill niKRK
iNrtto*) Hh?? Tit ids TiirtJr
Ami ?)vw Throe I taw son l-mlh*
Ami Two Children An rnplra<uin(
l'|) Aim) Ftath.
As the Pullen House bus* wan
leaving the Annex thin morning
with Mr*. Thomas A. Firth and lit
tle son, Mr*. G. C-. Hulmo apd four- j
ywr old son. and MIm Warrelow, In
ordvr to get the morning a train for
Whiteborse, on route to Dawson, the
nigh wheels ot the vehicle failed i
to take the bridge over the little
crook which runs through the yard,
a. id the buss with its load of hu
man freight was overturned Into
the creek.
Henry Frledenthal, who van in
charge of the rig. immediately ex
tricated the passengers from the
carriage, and with the exception of
a slight cut on the Hp, which Mrs.
Firth's little son received, there was
no other injury except three very
frightened and wet ladies.
The mother of the little lad Im
mediately went Into hysterics, and
it vaa some time before she could
be quieted.
l">r. Gabie took the injured boy
to the hospital, where It was found
necessary to take several stitches In
the Injured lip, and the doctor stat
ed that the lad would be all right
in a short time.
As the train was being held for
the purpose of loading cattle, the
unfortunate people were given
\rrj care, and after putting on ft
hange of dry ra In merit, they pro
ceoded on their journey.
GKX. WOOO TO IlK KK
MOVKD FROM iHIKF OF STAKK
Washington, June 14 ? After deal
ire in bitter personalities during the
debate which followed the introduct
ion of the bill which was brought
np for the ' purpose of removing
ireneral Leonard Wood, from Chief
Of staff of the United States Army,
the measure was put to a vote and
passed.
Many Senators and Representa
tives believe that the passage ot
the bill means the disruption of the,
at nty organisation.
The bill referred to is personal
legislation and is Intended to get
rid of Major General Wood at!
Chi 'f of Staff ot the Army.
The bill provides that ao officer
will be ai?po^nted Chief of Staff ?
the virtual head of the army and
the goal which every officer hopes
sorie ri&y to attain -unless he has
had ten years sen ice ns a line of
ficer wi;h troops. This qualifying
service. General Wood lacks, he
having been appointed Brigadier
General from Assistant Surgeon dur
ing the Spanish-American war.
The proviFions of the bill will al
so prevent General Funston from
Noeoining Chief of Staff, because of
his lack of the necessary line ser
vlce as in the case of General Wood.
JKAWIK I>KI?AYK1> ?Y
TIWM'Bl.K WITH HKR TOW
The Ste.imship Jeannie, with the
fr? ight bargr 1/ouisana which have
bo?n loading ore at thr> White Pass
bankers for the past several days
are still holding port, the delay
heing occasioned by trouble with
the boilers which fnrnishes power
i?r the steam pumps and hoists,
on the latter.
The repairs are being made at
the White Pass shops, and It Js
thought that the Jeannie with her
tow will get away wffip time to
night.
\1 I. \RK IXYITKD TO <JO
TO RAti DAY KAKIMISKS
Play Pay exercises at Klks Hall
tonight. All come and hear the
music and see the movlng,picttire9.
Pari* Buys The Soiifi.
Paris, June 14 ? One hundred
thousand copies of "Plus Press de
Tol, 0 Mon I>ieu," a special trans
lation of "Nearer, My God, to
Thee," have been sold on the Paris
streets since the Titanic disaster at
2 cehts each.
H. S. Young, Alaska representa
tive of Flelschner, Mayer and com
pany, the Portland wholesale dry
goods merchants, will leave tonight
; for Juneau where he will catch one
; of the westward bound boats for
Cordova. Seward and Valdex. He
has been in Skagway for the past
several days making his annual t!s- ;
It to his manyJTrlends who are en
I gaged in his particular line of com
? merce.
-
MM f (.AGS
Each Vessel Ccrrisn Nearly a Ton
of Bunting.
| EMBLEMS CF ALL NATIONS.
Rom* of tho De?i?jc? A r# QUtt? Kxrtn
Sivo. and. as a Rula. th# Smaller th?
Nation *ha Mora Casily tt? Banntr.
Unci# S?m a Fl?a Entpor.urn.
On rvrfj vessel of t'w United States
navy, from the ni?i s:er lirttt'esblp to
the tiniest Jug. la *t'>v?"t nniT nen rljr
a Ion of flags. wh'ch co to make op
the omnia* mtt v. <**H la required to
curry fur iw on different occna'-orm
Alioti! hntf of th<? vil ?? pi Jo of nflga
eonslsta of otnlrfcms >r (Mm nation*
The making of the I :ip equipment for
the tinry costs imrv than $tn.oon n
fMr Km-h ?Tl!p r*|ff; ?* forty three
forelsru flit wliii t, *|re thirteen feet
wide I it r- enty aw f?> ? ? ,nj?.
A* n sh 1 ;>"* >! ? ^(ra (s renewed
every three yen*-* IT . a- ? D flmler
taking t? I; -'?p J fcem r-fs ntaNM .ir?d to
tfila end I'm h? "
making estaMlsl oil rr::i: ? ?> n ft|*|
time Hie year Mvnid r.t tkc
navy yard Rmp>ot?v| i h? r-.- arc -,??
hundred skilled ttee.Uett . Jen ???>,-?( ig
entttng the di.Terrttt ?r?!<'rel buntings
Into f ho reqatrei r.-Mftj-. and a- wing
them together. Mfll* the United
States fl.i:' is not n tj >n't Job. |?it
the makini of so^e 0;? tire fordism rm
blems Is quire a diffeifet't matter. and
this I* whit mo?t of the work a t tha
tu establishment consist* of
Take. for csniaph1 (he flag of Kan 1
Salvador In the hstLr round there Is '
a belching volcano pouring forth If*
lava and white smoke On the sides
of the mountain l.< t he jrr<<en foliage!
nnd sbnil<cry. while directly In the I
foreground is it tmtfjnll aea or nap
phlre hltn> Aln?re the volcano ta n
rlaliip ?iin ~rt in n de?lpn of otvrflow- 1
?np coretfCTi^dna nrd n diamond from I
which the n r-? are a.intlllatinR tn or- I
ery direc tion To I he left nnd rtcht of
the i?eici t.*c m -Minratn nrr draped tn |
fifW d<-?: tw bannrfs which t?ear a I
*lmllarlty to the utim and strtpp* I
Aroond the who'e cctj entraMon ta a I
wreath oT enctn? tranche* lovtnely j
eirhrac tpp t lre? votcniKV while at the I
too the d itf of t!w <t???ntry> Indoprnd
ence t? triv:.l??d To i;,;ike a fl;ic off
th'a dea< ri|*t|iin the covernnteni I
f-C ? and wht-n o~ie of thc*e (laca la !
p.'ared on ??< li a!ii(> of the nary every
three joar? It can In- nudity M"?n that
the JBslRtitfi : nt lltili' reptibHc to the
"outh of u? is mi tlr costing the tax
payers of ?he conntrjr more thin h*?
ever been thocaht of
The flar of t"o^!t> IJIra. wiih It* ?ren |
tc t*aoty or m.-Mintntir* and *cn. ta an |
other extravnennt ipmbleni. coating !
Homethinc fr<o to complete S?> it j
seem* that lite <uutll^r the nation the
u.oi* costly tti* fins.
, Ttie largest flag taadc hy the t'uitert j
States i? tlie I'nsten N-> 1. whirh BWt
nres ttilrty-?li f.?et N?np end nlnetceti .
w?de The co?t ot tlila non'ter ;
la J4* ot theivHhonta
The prpaidcnt 'a fiat, v'llle not the j
largest hy a in inenna. t.iUoa lonireat to
make. re<initing the lal*n ot one |H>r j
son for n mouth to complete It It i* I
of simple dt?* _n. N'irg a tiine hold
with the ?-ont of arms of the United ?
States In the <T>ntrr The life sized .
eagle with om*tretohe?l ^tig* and
other emMeius are all hand embroid
ered acd Involve the m^t patient i
work. The oni broidery silk use<l on J
this flag, wht^ tl la fo?tr*oen hy ten teet j
costs $'.? a pottnd.
Tncte Sam's flr>g emporium la In:
charge ot his flngninster. whose bttsl |
ness. among other things, is to test all j
the bunting bought by the establish j
tnent. One day a sample lot of bnnt- j
Ing Is soaked and wished In sor.p and j
fresh water, the ne.tt day the same '
process Is followed with salt Water. It
is then exposed to the weather for ten j
days, thirty ho'irs of which time must
be in the sunlight This Is termed the j
color and fading test. Another test ia
always mrde f?w tin- tensile strength.
A strip of the warp two inches wide!
Is placed in a machine and must si and
a pulling fctmln of aixty five pounds,
while two inches el the tilling nanst j
stand a forty five pound strain.
All over the floor ot the workshop!
?re arranged chalk lines and metal |
markers by the aid of which the lag*;
are cut ont l.arge stripes and eer
tain designs can l<e more conveniently ,
stitched this way. The sewing 1a done
by women on machines run by elec :
trie motors
It Is an interest injt sight to see the
big machine at work cutting out stars !
for the fnited States flags. It Is the
only machine of Ita kind in this coun
try. It consists of a plunger fitted
with steel knives the sl*e of the star
wanted, and with a single downward1
stroke it lays on a table 100 stars
There are eight different sites of stars
used for the different flag*, amf of
course the machine la provided with
the eight different dies for the pnr J
pose Until recent years these stars
were cut out hy htind. which was a
long and tedious fast, but now a day's
work of the machine will supply stars
ft>r a week's work <>n flags.? Harper's
Weeily.
Sufficient l:vid?ne?.
"What nanfc<-x yo<? tbinS tint ronn
*rli: be a rateable iiiMitton to onr atsfl
of salesmen?" a.?k-<l one partner.
"The clerorao** ??4 KTiiw awnr
*?<-<> Tin displayed In getting tnr to plvt
Mm a job." rcpMe-J 'he other.? Wash
fnt^an S\t?T- ^ -
The Rest Waa Ea?y.
She? 1 am weary ?t Witj a hfl : be'ot
jlrl He tt>li? er- no ron know I'm a
bit sick of twine a aposter ronn - Bit:
ton Transcript.
OOWT PtLAr.
Some Alaskan Pecpls H**e Learned
That Nwgkct is Dangerous.
Ilia slightest symptom of kMncy
trouble is far too serious lo be o*er
looked. It's the small, neglected
troubles that lead to serious kidney
ailments. That pain in the "srwur of
your back; that urinary irregularis
those headaches and dl?y spells;
that weak, weary, worn-out feeling,
may be nature's warning of coming '
dropsy or fatal Bright* <jis?asei Why
risk your lite by neglecting these
? symptoms? Keach the cause of the
trouble while there U j"et time ? be
gin treating your kidneys at one*
with a tried and proven kidney rem
edy. No need to experiment ? Doan's
; Kidney I'ills have been curing kid
ney trouble for over 76 years, Doan's
, Kidney nils are used and recommend ?
ed throughout the civilised worM
Convincing testimony follows:
Mrs. E. A. Husk, 1001 Union St-,
Olympla, Wash., says: "Although !
have never used Doan's Kldn?y PiUs
myself, they have been taken by
other members of my family with
excellent reMik*. They have no
! equal for pain and we*knc?a in the
j back. The persons who used Doan'a
Kidney Pills In my family are now
entirely free from kidney trouble."
fV>r sa?e by all dealers. Prlr? 60
i cent*. Foster-Mllbnrn Co., Buffalo,
I New York, solo agents for United
I States.
Remember the name? Doan's? and
j take no other.
H. D. K1RMSE
PIONEER JEWELER
of AJwka ?
Largest *nd Most Complete
Slock of
Nugget Jewelry and
Alaskan Curios
In The North
Stare* at
SKAGWAY b KETCHIKAN
SMOKERS ATTENTION
HwoM H*rtwi?sea, W(K****at U
W. W. ItoonMoo, h** taken U>?
Mtwncy tor Ujb fw?y f*mo?w
BL INFJXITO CLEAR
HAVANA ClOARS.
S.000 Just recdlrrt from U?? fao
tory at Tump*, R*. If r? w*nt th?
best don't fall to *1*? i00*1"
* trial.
r<* M? r?. *?* * w??oi????.
bo M cook *4 tt?u ?t t*e New Horn"
RwtMraat, Mil At*., Jw* off of
Umadw*/.
nwer Apply TorcetoVour figure
The R & G Corset by it* scientific construction
retains the Figure, moulding it to slendemess
and grace, but never causing discomfort : :
R & G R & G
S2.50 OO $3.00
& HeaJth, Style and Comfort are perfectly corn
s' bined in the R & G Nursing Corset, Only $2.00
C 82 - R & G Corset is a new model for Stout
? Figures, medium low bust, and Reinforced,
Fronts, with extra heavy garters attached ::
I LA. HARRISON & CO.
Phone 55
IfcWmid
Racing
Is mueh cheaper than shinglts
better than iron - -
more durable than tin ?
superior in every way
to all other brands of roofing.
Why?
Because it is the original roofing
made in the best equipped factory
in the world ? made by men who
have been making and studying !
roofing for twenty-eight years ?
The Parafiine Paint Co.
of San Francisco
and Chicago Heights.
Malthoid is made to give
satisfaction ? and does,
no matter where it is
used.
J. M. Tanner, Ska*miy, Alaska.
L. A. Harrison * Co., Skagway.
George Votp.1, name*. Alaska.
Alaska Supply Co., Juneau, Alaska.
C. W. Youn?- & Co., Junean, Alaska.
J. Feuai, DcuglM, Alaska.
W. P. Mills, Sitka, Alaeka.
J. R. H?ekroan ft Co., K?rtcfclkan, AL
\rctic Lumber Co., Cordova, Alaska
Rainier and Olympia Deer on draft
at the Board of Trade*. ThWi In tie
first ttme that we have had Rainier
cn draft, and you can now get a
glass of efther of the above famous
beers. This Is the tlroe to drink
beer. Get I" at the Board of Trade
Bar. tf
HOW'S THIS?
We offer One Hundred Dollar* Re
ward for an? rase of catarrh that cat
not be cured by Flail's Catarrh Cure.
F. J. CHENEY * CO.. Toledo, O.
We, the undersigned hare known
F. J. Cheney for the past IS rears,
and believe him perfectly honorable
In all business transactions, and fin
ancial]/ abla to carry out any obliga
tions made by his firm. Wilding, Kin
nan k Marvin, Wholesale anigglsts o
Toledo, O.
Hall's Catarrh cnre Is tAken Intern
ally, acting directly upon the blood
and mucous surfaces of the system.
I Testimonials sent free. Price 75c.
' per bottle. Sold by all druggist*.
Take Hall's Family rills for constt
j pat ! Ion.
GREAT Ct EARANCE SALE
Sold at a Lom! Malt Ralnf#r. 20
cents per battle. Especially prepared
; for sick people and Invalid#, and ?
! oeltent for nursing mothers. Only
two barrsis left After that price wU
| be 35 coJfc per kottla
pack Train Bar
GRAfO REDUCTION SALS
The Pack Traia Is now selBtg a
'big lot of Good Goods at reduced
1 prices as they are getting too old to
hold and sell at a profit Tours,
tf. Herman Grimm.
BAKERY GOODS.
Bread? all kinds ? fresh from the
oven, cakes and plea, cookW* and
doughnuts, in fact a first class line of
bakery goods wHl be found at the
Vienna Bakery, Broadway, b?Aw<eea
I Fifth and firth Avenues. tf