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HEINZ DILL PICKLES
Fresh Shipment Just Received.
Also a Fresh Supply of |
I Heinz Stuffed Olives in Bulk and
Bottled Goods.
i: C. W. Ask & Sons
THE STRl V?OLE DISCOURAGES
MANY A CITIZEN Or ALASKA
Around all day with a a achiii*"
licck;
Cas t at night;
Enough to make any one "give
?u-"*
Doan's Kidney Pills will give re
newed life.
They will cure the backache;
Cure every kidney ill.
Here is convincing proof that this
U so.
Mrs. H. M. Thomas, 1402 34th St,
Oakland, Cal., says:
" The merit of Doan's Kidney Pills
has been thoroughly proven to me
?ud consequently 1 have no hesita
tion .a recommending them. About
two years ago I suffered from pains
in my back and I believe the trouble
was caused by excessive running of
the ee^ing machine. As Doau's Kid
i>ey Piils haw been used by a mem
ber of our family with the best of
roults. I was advised to try them.
Much to my gratification they proved
to be just what I required, driviui;
away my aches and pains and irnprot ,
lug mj health. 1 have kept a supply
in the house since then, knowing
th?" they can be relied upon to give
relief from kidney disorders."
For sale by all dealers. Prkv .">0
?
ed States.
Remember the name ? IVmui's ? and
take no other.
CALIFORNIA'S MINERAL
YIELD THIS YEAR.
ably attain a total value of $100 .?tM),
tc a report issued by Lewis E. Au
id from $19.' r.' " to $20,2o7..i7^
NEXT SUNDAY
FOR BASEBALL
W ith a whoop the baseball season
open in Skagway next Sunday
when the big "Tryout" for the
year will be on the boards.
The captains and managers desire
tha a special plea be made to even -
one to get in the game and point
out that the old hands can "come
lavk" if they only brace up and
It was announced this morning
? hat an attempt will be made to
: thret- teams in Skagway this
>??son and to bring off two games
. t\ week and one cn Sunday.
s^orne first class material is at
hand to choose from and the fans
look forward to a rattling time.
3IG PRICES CHARGED
IN THE IDITAROD.
The following are the prices charg
:n the tditarod according to a let
ter. dated March 1. from Harry E.
Voungquist to J. W. Grashel: Ra
ton. 75 cents: onions. 75 cents:
h itter, 2 lbs. $2.25: beans, rice,
?tc.. 25 cents: eggs. $1 50 per doz^n:
I'm it. 40 cents. There was no beef
m camp. Meals were $1.50 and beds
were $1.00.
Mr. Youngquist states also that
thf>y have built a large A. B. hall at
| Flat City and call the branch camp
Flat N'o. 26.
Iditarod he describes as a town
: *rly as largo as Fairbanks, and
^lat and Otter are also thriving.
Fla? City is built on an Association
C'aim and rent is collected regularly
THE
KAYSER
GLOVE
There's a way to tell the genuine
Look in the hem tor the mark
"Kayser"
its there for your protection
"KAYSER" gloves "cost no more
and are worth double in quality,
style and value.
Short gloves in all pajf
Colors
W. B.
"REDUSO"
Corsets
For the stout or full figure. Made
of heavy Coutil, long skirt fitted
with supporters and reducing band
White only , $3.30
SKIRT VALUES
Shepherd Cheeks aud Cream
Wool Serge, cut on the new
'est popular liiplesa lines
$7.50 and $8.25
"HALO"
Bandeauxs
Flowers, Feathers,
and other acces
sories that will
prove of special in
terest to the home
milliner
Phone 55
I Store Open Evenings
g From
In addition to the big cuts we have made
in all lines, we offer, as a special induce=
ment for THIS WEEK ONLY the following
lines at exactly half price.
Sale On These Lines Starts Tuesday
All Ladies' Ready-to-Wear Garments at HALF PRICE
Including Coats, Skirts, Waists, House Dresses
and Kimonas. Also All Furs
Ladies $20.00 Coats for $10.00
Ladies 25 00 Coats for 12 50
Child's 8.00 Coats for 4.00
HI-ALIF price
Woolen Dress Goods
$2 50 Dress Goods at $1.25 a yard
2 00 Dress Goods at 1 .00 a yard
1.50 Dress Goods at 75 a yard
1 00 Dress G-oods at 50 a yard
HALF PRICE for Mens' and Boys
Hats and Caps
A $4.00 Hat for
A 3.50 Hat for
A 3.00 Hat for..^ ..
A 2.00 Hat for
Ladies 10 00 Skirts for ?
Ladies 2 00 House Dresses tor 1.00
Child's 5.00 Coats for 2.50
HALF PEICE
tfs orimk-iv dm
B. St' - i
A $20.00 Garment for ?
A 15 00 Garment for ?
10.00 Garment for ?
7.50 Garment for ?
5,00 Garment for -
4.00 Garment for ?
A
A
A
$10.00
7.50
5.00
3.75
2.50
2.00
$2.00
HALF PRICE for all Lace*. F.mbroidcrien, Ribbons
and Dress Trimmings
$
m
?J
NEAR HAINES
Nearly a score of mining claim
orations, both quartz and placer, sit
.nted in the district tributary to
laines were recorded fi. the office
>f Commissioner Conway here yes
erday afternoon. A fact connected
v'th the locations is that several
>f the claims were recorded in the
tame of the Northern Exploration
Syndicate and are situated on the
int of the proposed railroad. For
h" claims of the Syndicate L. C.
iVilson act?>d as agent and the
antes of the locators are A. W.
<.\se. Jack McRitehie, Martin Pa
nouretto and Wilson himself.
Six placer claims of the Syndicate
ire located on t'hilcat River near
he mouth of Bear Creek. They al
.o located two quartz and two placer
?'aims about 'our miles from Porcu
>'ne on the r.orth side of Klehini
liver, and one quartz and one placer
lot far away.
$300 WILL BUY A 5-ROOM COT
a,. on 9th Ave. ? Easy terms. Will
ilso sell household furniture and
,ishes at a bargain,
tf GEO. BLANCHARD.
The Northern Hank Trust
Company of Seattle invites
-he accounts of Alaskans.
>ar officers personally handle
ill matters pertaining to out
)f-town accounts.
rhe safety and practicability
)f our system is well known
JOHN G. PRICE, PresidenL
W. L. COLLIER, Cashier.
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A SKAGWAY PIE
COSTS JUST $9.20.
co very of Dawson was a.-k".'d to(la
pleadeif guilty.
minimum fine was Inflict?]. It was
honor gave the prisoner a rhanri
COAL LEFT APRIL 29.
The Palmvra, having in tow th?
left on April 29, which was later
than expected, and may not arrive
fjr a day or two.
DOREE TO OLSON.
F. Doree has sold his horn place
to Byron Olsoi; for the sum of >500.
SKAGWAY CLAY.
The latest mine to be staked near
Skagway is i bed of clay on Smug
ft er's Cove. The clay will be sent
outside for tests.
WANTED? Two experienced stow
masons. For particulars as to n?
hre and location of work, apply to
Daily Alaskan office.
Only Ono "BROMO QUININE"
That Is LAXATIVE BROMO QUIN
IKE. Look for the signature of E
W. GROVE. Used the World over
lo Cure a Cold In One Day. 25c
n! 'BSOVO C'717- NF. ' is _ ^ *
? t '?mc Q ^n?ne//^ jf~ s*f
( r. 3 v w is *IC~syTP
35c
B. M. BEHRENDS, Banker
Juneau, ? Alaska
OLDEST BANK IN (ALASKA
Respectfully .Solicits Th** Aeconnt*
of SkagwaylKirmp An<1 In*1iviH?iaI??
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* The Skagway Pioneer Dairy
v .
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"The Sanitary Milk Ranch" 5
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Daily Shipment* of Pure Milk and Cream
JTo >11 pnfnigon Wh<t? Pi'W ft Tftfrofi Rt>b!?.
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V ur rv I/inv/cr Pioneer
? H. D. KIRMSE, jailer
| DIAMONDS, WATCHES, JEWELRY J
1* MOST EXTENSIVE AND ORIGINAL STOCK ON PACIFIC COAST.
AWARDED TWO GRAND PRIZES ANT) FTVB GOLD MEDU?o AT I
THE A T P. EXPOSITION FOR FTNEST ?
X Nugget Jewelry, Old Ivory Carvinf*, Indian Curio*
ALASKA FURS & RUGS, CHILKAT BLANKETS
I __ AND INDIAN BASKETS
t
Native Made Copper and Stiver Jewefry and Souvenir*
4. ILLUSTRATED CATALOGUE 8BNT BT HAIL ON REQUEST
Mail Ord*m *
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