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Green Onions. Radishes, Bell Pepper*.
Asparagus, Artichokes, Cucumbers, Beets ; ;
*' Tomatoes, Lettuce, Cauliflower, Rhubarb ;;
;[ Horse Raddish, Cabbage, Piirsnips, Tur- j
! ' nips. Carrots. Grape Fruit, Bananas, Ap- J
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NECKTIES, SWEATER
COATS, UMBRELLAS,
SHOES .PACS, ARC
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If you ?t er purchase anything hera
that doeaa't give you complete satis
faction wr want you to come and tall
us, and plve us a chance to "nake
stood." That'a the way we're built
uj, a steady trade. No matter how
hard you are to please, we guarantee
to please you. TRY US.
Tony Dortero & Son ? 421 Broadway
INJUNCTION
$10.00 K Ole, $10.00
Dii U want a Ton of C O A L
Are U ready now to buy
It U R just hit the telephone
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mu lice of Films, NaWa and ra
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< CANDY
( CIGARS
I TOB ACCO
Smokers Articles
A Carefully Selected Stock
of Notions. Snch as Shave
in* Articles, bolt*. Note
LX>nt forget the number
428
BROADWAY. (TW Frftfc)
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and b<? happy. '
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Eveything New and First ^
Class X
J* BaVnirts and Private Dmnm 31
A Specialty J
Popular Price# X
Open Day and Night ^
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Electric Globes
and Supplies
l"nt 11 farther notice tfie follow
I c prioe* nr* made on all grade*
of ?.imo
T unirsten 25 watts $ .65
Tungsten 40 watts .70
Tur>j?ston 80 watts 1.00
Tnnarsten 100 watts 1.35
Tori tclum 25 watts .50
Tantolum 40 watts .50
Tantolum 80 watts .85
Carbon GO watts .25
Carbon 120 watts .35
Electrical supplies and fix
ture at reasonable rates
Estimates triven on all work
Home Power Co.
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Cigars Tobacco
Smokers' Articles,
Stationery and FisH
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B AO MEN WOrfKWo
ON LOWER YUKON.
UNTAROD, Keb. ;? Jud*? Over
field ban been petitioned for th?
appointment of a coMBiMteDir at
Russian MisstoD, who la needed ??
? check on lawlessness ?V>ng ?
Jong stretch of the Yukon here
there in no representative of gov
emmentaJ authority.
There i? a wan in jail at St
Mkhael who, It Is believed by the
people along the Yukon river, may
know something of. the murder o<
the Nelson brother# on the Kufko
kwim last apring. HIh name J*
Coynt, and he I* one cf a party
of two who committed- numerous
d<^>redatk>n? on the lower Yukon
last fall.
Mention in Ruby papers has been
made of the acts of the men on
the Yukon, and further particulars
are given by FVank Waskev, who
arrived from the lower river this
week. Theelr names are Staten and
Coynt, and they appeared on: the
Yukon shortly before the freeze
ujv They peddled hootch and rob
bed cache* at several places, and
were especially active at Anivik.
The ftwwii ?Mi:ht them at Russia
Mission, and their conduct was such
that Chris Betsch, the trader, drove
them away at the .point of a e??n.
Sfghteeen mile* further down they
completely cleaned out the stock
of an Imflan trader; and Cochrane,
the school teacher and peace of
ficer at Mountain Village, pkopd
'hem under arrest Coynt escaped,
with almost no ctethln*. and wat
recaptured two days later badly
frozen. Deputy Marshal Lee. of St.
Michael, with Hetsoh and several
natives as ruards and witnesses,
took the prisoners to St. Mlrta^l,
where tbeey were bound over to the
grand >ury at Nome.
Coynt made several desperate ef
ftwts to escape from the deputy
before arrival at St UBtcttel It
is said he Answers the description
of * man seen by a native In co*r
nany with the Nelsons previous to
their disappearance, and It is hint
ed that there are other suspicions
-Irrnmotnnees pointing to his know
ledge of their ffcte ? Pioneer.
'UDGE LYONS PRESENTED
WITH SILVER SERVICE.
Judge Thomas R. J.yoiw of the U.
I i. district court was th? recipient
?aturday of a beautiful silver water
ervloe, the (ift being tendered him
y the members of the regular petit
jry in appreciation of the msny
ourtesies MtwiW them by the
ourt during the present session, says
he Juneau Dispatch.
The present is of hea\y silver
>iau? and consist* of a beautiful watc
Mtcher, mug and tray. It h Tory
Ikely that the ?*rthenware pitcher
aid glass now in service on Judge
lion's bench will be re'egsted to
the Jkidge's private chambers and
the new service substituted.
One of the Juror* made a fitting
presentation speech when Judge Ly
<>ns was handed the bulky parttftge
.Saturday. After the paper and twine
had been carefully removed and the
bright silver presented Itself to his
view. Judge Lyons warmly thanked
his admirers for the token of their
i-eteem and high regard.
"We wanted to show Judge Lyons
that we deeply appreciate his conrt
flavors," said one of the Jurors to
the Dispatch this morning, by way
of explanation. ''Why, some Judges
would let Jumre sK hi court all day
while motions were being argued.
Judge Lycos tn variably excuse us
(until the 'following morning' when no
canes were tip for triaJ, or when we
had failed to qualify in a rase being
tried, and I'll tell you that when you
*K on Juries for a term of nearly 3
months at one stretch you cntrtil ap
preciate these favors."
In addition to the petit Juror*.
Judge Lyons has scores of other
staunch admirers In Alaska who hare
not been alow to recognise his ability
and Inclination to deal justly In all
matters Judicial coming before his
court for adjustment.
EASTER OFFERINGS.
You are procrastinating when you
nut off ordering your Easter wilt an
other day. There Is just enough
Ume to get in your order now for
one of the famous Born suits or
overcoats. Every garment made to
your measure.
AMERICAN TAILORS.
Geo. Mowl, Prop.
AUSTIN HAGEN WANTED.
Wanted to know th? whereabouts
;?f Austin Hagen ? Brother seeks. Ad
Irene Hllmer Hagen, Mountgreen
9?utk, Can.
35 c for a home cooked meal ?
quick, dean service. Where? At
the New Home Restaurant, Fifth
^enue, half a minute from Bro*dsra?
i
Worktd an <5ld Tri;k.
j Otw of the aoJorj* nmli r the (Hit
dome of th? M??ndiiiwitU *tatebou?? '
?wear* this happened to htm. Hare '?
jyoo beard It? back in thf rattto days? '
j "SI i of as wewt Aiwa mi the cape
ijock aborting wwo n ffr?r the season !
! Operafl. I was twit finch of a shoot j
'er, no the gang ttouftftfc ttnty wowld j
! put OM over on ti?o :ind assigned me I
to n bUnd where no dntka ever wera :
known to go and Wdltt away and left
: tie there. From ait h >ur t^forv ann- i
rise until late afternoon I stock to the !
Job, bnt nary a
"That night at tbo table I ntwat
' mlndediy cwt open fl shell ami w.ia j
aorprlsed at the nnmlrr of small shot
It contained. After morn or Irs* air j
Ins of opinion* on pro>*-lll?i from j
cacti "expert' a pool ? s uda op on
Uie number. Flhy ! j . k<t-tcn a hea<1 j
-la not a bad days work. 1 think, i
Eh? How? What do yon anppose 1 j
was doing for twelve hour# In that j
blind r
And yet thoy wond<T at some of I he |
bills that get by the ncred 0d4M>.~ j
Boston Traveler.
Not Their Fault.
An American womnn who rcid^l for
some years In Mekiro.bad an odd ex
perience with an earthquake. She was '
the mother of two lively small sons.
One day they bad i?ei>n especially ob
streperous and did not (trow quieter |
as the time for her ttieata and their*
approach r-d. After ron?h?tr her from
her nap Iv.o o* thrr?. times by their ?
antics she irate th< in fafr warning i
that If there w*s an,- fnrth?r com mo !
tlon severe pvtilsbmept wtanlrt result.
Again she droj.jN'd off Into sleep. Snd ;
denly she fetinrt herMf awake ami on
ber feet with round* of banging s?il! ,
In her ear* and the rrtota quivering as .
if from the fi> I of h heavy pSec* of
ftirnitnrr The boys. iHi-ared and guilty
looking, wrr> In the doorwray. Phe
seized the n>arrr. reversed him and |
bad blm half < ^anfce.: before the ex
cited prot? - s o: hit Itiretlier (vnct rat
ed to her br in thronirh Ms anguished
howls. The# she brearne aware that
sbe was *)ris>fetng hitn for an earth
fUkk-Xr* York Herald.
Written en Ciais.
Miss Harriet Aulri's lo-antifM Itrr*.
"Our BIm i d fteVnuiot, Kre He
Breathed." were wrlliten by the au
thoress on a wiaffwpane lo he* house
at lMdmdob A dirtier in <uri?><i tried
to pnrehaae this intttrestlug red ?e- j
collar mami^r^vt fr.un the twner of
the honse Jler lh? deifth of Ml.*s
Auber In I! 2. i i Ihi was Bti ?ac'i ???,
fa I. The prne of v;s stl-se
qnentiy sfo'on. and It has cever Bhi-.-a
beei found or Its fait- discovered.
Centnrtes ago T!!t-?:inlph. fci^iop of
Orleans. whl*e In prison ai }!ctx from
posed the hviun. "All O tor?, Land and
Honor." wlilrlt be wrote on the win
dow of his <*!1. Ar the tibial Palm
Sunday proce^don |>. d throtigh the
town the empemr tie rd sono?N of j
ilndng pro-'eediniE f'-.n the prl ?<>n. i
He tberenpciJ' liberated the bl?h<ip. I
whose hymn was afti>rward rerniar^y j
wed on each ?.necc?^ling I'alm J?nnday '
ts a proe^^looal. the chrlr takitHT tu> '
each qnatrnlo and the p-ihUc Jo?r!?g
in singing the rboms
High 6rnil(?.
High bridge, In Nt York. wa> fort |
pleted In 1*12 and al that tln"> wis
consfflerod one of t)?' world's mam I '
of bridge building It may h-> a<'<!- d i
that It St Sit ts lofiked np?.a by brtdp> !
bnllders as a model ?f Its kind Thi? i
great stone bridge wit* b'lt't fo brl'ir 1
water Into the city -f . ? ?: \ the Cttt< n I
river valley after the gti it dam wis
thrown acto?s It foty mDd above j
Manhattan Tbe a<|u^dii<-t, cut p^rt j
way tl?r?tij:h solid ivtk and part way !
eontlnntMl hy tunnel, hmd to be broii^ht I
across the I In rlem, n ntl the solution of j
this engineering problem was In High 1
bridge.
H;* R..'? In D.Ttjtr.
Tin- tonsrb leoklnc cHtera who hn?l
hern sentenced to ?lx month* imjwrl*
onment nt hard labor for tailing np )
hi* wtfe appealed t<> tt? "court With |
Iwirn In lit* yoke.
"Have a little pity, jiirttrc*."* he j
whimpered "I ?i*rrt!.- to yon a* ai?n :
to man If yon wul mo >?p for ?i
thlnjr like that I'll never !.*? ahli? to j
maintain ritwtpftee in my family I
Hgnln."? tie. eland Plain f Mlcr.
A W ay th* Ou!ch H?v#.
The Dutch brtve n i?l,"htfolly ortsf
in* I way of foltertlr* their t>xo?- If
after the notice ha* been glr^n the
money Is not sent the authorities place
one or two tinner; miiftlnmen In the
bon?e. to be lodjrrd and maintained at
tbe expense of the defaulter nnlll the
amount of the tax Is paid.
Two View* of It.
"What do you think of married
life?" asked the hfii|w ';eil man. n?l
dres-ln< youthful bridesrroom.
"Bliss Is no name for tt." *?' d the
youna hnstmnd eothuslftalhf Ily
"Ton are richt." si?til tbe npertrd
one gloomily "Bllsa Is no n?i;nr for it "
Coneriencs.
It Is astonishing how soon the while
conscience br?cln*. to n? r.el if a sin
gle Mitch drop One Utile slfi indulff
ed In makes a hole yon (MM put jfWM
bead thruUKh.-Owrte* Mutton
A Strong Hint,
j Hnrduppe Pay. eld man. I |
1 owe you an apoloyy, Freeman - Well,
; Pre heard It called a V. fcver. a flnuf
j plunk* and live bones, but never nn
! apology before!? Kschnnge.
An Aftar MaMsja Bell.
0?i r Idea of a feapi'T marriage to !
when a man and hl? eo partners
la keeping a bosrdhvr bor.-o and bis
part of tbe work Is tinning tbe dtQJKP
belt.? GalveMon Newa
ftdwe twe in eutv
Swrea of Reader* Ar? LeArn :
log the Duty of Th* Ki Jrreys.
To fSHct the iiWvjd U Uif
duty.
When th?y fail lo do tbkt tb? kW
rjpy? axe #tck.
ll&ckactie and many kidney iiia (ol-;
low;
Helt> the kidnoys do their work.
Dean's Kidney Pitfs b*>? cored
thousands of sever# ca?e*.
Proof ht tii? following:
If L. Strand, 1600 Lombard St,
Everott, Wash., says: "I wm In
tod shape with kidBey complaint. Mr
tmok was so weak and painful thati
1 could not a'oop ivnd the kidney
secretions were very distressing In
passage. 1 hart to (joit work and a!
'hoiifth 1 Waa not confined to my
bid, I felt miserable Iq *>v<yrj way.
The first few of Doan'a Kld
cey Pllto gave me great reMef and
by the time I had finished the ooo
Wmta of the second box, my kidneys
and back uo looser troubled me. I !
'hen returned to work and I have
been fr-w from kidfley complaint ever ;
since. Doatt's Kidney Pi I la aione ef
fected this cure."
{?Mr sale by ail dealers. Price 50
rents. Fuster-Milbtim Co., Buffalo,!
New York, sole agents for the Vnlt-|
ed States.
Remember the name? Doan's? and ,
lake no other. I
, hi liiwiir
?MOKBfli ATTflfTfOW
Hatokl Ktetwlina, mceMor to
W, W. /iwugtjloti, baa ta?ea Ud
?K?acr Hat uie jiwtiy fatnou*
KL IN n WTO CUBAR
Havana cigars.
MOO JiMt received from the fac
tory at Tampa, Fi*. If yoo ?*at Uie
beat don't fall to girt th<*. gooda
a trial.
iPor tSe cm g?K a *boi?aooMt,
some oookmt a .mi at tfee N?w Uon?
HaaUuraat, >tn j<i? off of
Broadway.
A fin* mild tamp?rai<r? drink la
Um pure wholesome N*r aiaoe from
Oie aparfellng waiera of Turn *?<.#/
falla, and the *ery best barley malt
witb Juat U>? rsht proportion of
cbolc?u* grown bo pa. Braved a a on
ly the Olymoia Brewing company can
Brew. Tor lalo at Um Ho*** of Trada
REGISTRATION NOTICE.
Cftliena daairinc to rots for can
didate* for tile Common Council of
Skagway, Alaska at the Manldpai
Rlcetion to bo held April 2J'Jl2, mnat
regular. The rwgtotratlnn books will
be open at th? Town Hall from 7 to
9 o'clock every evening from March
18th 'o March 30, lnchuUe.
D. McKay, T>wn Clerk.
? ? it CHIRUIIIIRIIIIIBICIIBI
^ The new heavy
| ones with Auto
? collars, just the
right wrap for chilly March winds
? Colors: Emerald Oxford, Maroon,
t. and White
Prices from $6.00 to $9.50
tf _ L ?
Gage Straw Braids
Gage Wire Shapes
' Gage Untrimmed Straw Shapes
Gage Two Tone Auto Veils
( Extra Width and Length )
% Gage Strictly Hand Tailored Hats
? Latest Parisian Styles $5 to $11.50
* Easter Chicks Easter Post Cards
? Easter Dyes Easter Novelties
? ' ? ? ? ? ?
I New Stock Arriving By Every Steamer
:L. . HARRISON & CO.
Phone 55
BABY ELK.
The rny*t??rtee of K.lkdom wnr? im
folderi to fk?r!<fant Oeorge Mc>fa
M*ra of th?> !;&lted State* Signal
| Corps offW in ttila city, iawt night
y 8 way bodco No. 4.11. R. P. O.
k
COL. CONRAD RETURN#
Col J. H. ( o-nr&d, who rfcm? orr^r
from the Hig Thing mine at fuwcrow
oft VVe t< 'Ay, f to that city
ihSs morning after the arrival of the
iofforsoi He -^as ac on > panted by
ittorr.ey W. L. Phelps of WMMkVW,
Capts n A. C. Porter, manager of
Mm lower river ateamhoat Hues, wan
a p?fi?oturf<r on the Jeffemon and left
j for the inside on the train tW? morn
ing.
"Pop* Barker, w<Ml known ateam
t-^at man of Dawson pviwi through
ihe city this morning.
PILES CURED IN 8 TO 14 DAYS j
Vonr drngelflt will refund money If
PA ZO OINTMENT f*i!a to "nr? any
'?e of Itching. Blind, fileedlttf or
Protruding Pile# in 6 to 14 days. 50c.
0RA?'0 REDUCTION SALE
Tha Puck Train ta now aeillag a
b<g lot of Uood Oooda at rednced
prices an they gre getting too old to
hold and aril at a profit Youra,
tf. Herman Qrlnrm.
Ne* clean comfortable be?t? for
:A write and up at the Dominion Ho
tel, Wbitehorse, Y. T. Mr#. R. Kel-j
' ?y, Propri?tr<i*. tf j
Send lis Alaskan home for thrae
months- j2.: " ' .f-Het awn 50 !??**?
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PREE AND ACCEPTED MASON*
Regglar meeting* of Wblt# Pma
Lod<e, No 113, free- and ? ? ?f>V; I
Mmoo*. second and fourtA fr Idaya I
I *?ach month, at I p. m. aharp. at Mi
?H?lr liall, 22-) Fourth at?no?
Sojourning and riaUinf
I are i>-<jueat*d to DM*t with n?
H. r. TAYLOR. Bee.
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|| Pack Train
|| Restaurant
TONY STAmCH. Pr?ri-fr
Far 14 Taart W? Hit* Srrrri amb
Hie Best in the Market*
n4 tada? it Sa tk*
Moit Popular Eating
House in the North
j -> New Location ->
Broadway, between 3rd and 4th |
The Deknonico of Alaska ;j
The White Pass ?
?
II _ a. _ I Whitehorw, ?
nOtel Takon Ter. ?
Now Open To .
The General TraTelinf Public *
I'nri r N?v* Manaffotneist of ?
M. C. RACINE, Mgr. and Pr opr. 4
Rates:-$1.00 per Day ?nd Up ?
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