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Uvitf in an?l l?*>k over our new line ?>f
Neckwear , Etc .
We c'utranta* <>ur cwtom>rs a svjuaiv
Gents' Furnishing Goods
Tony Dortero & Son ? 421 Broadway
The White Pass
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Best Meals
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NEW HOME
RESTAURANT
NOONDAY orr
DINNER
Lodging
Kr*rTthinc Cican tod
r.r?t ct???
Fifth Awnu? ne?r Brrvaciway
Draper <sc Co.
EASTNA* KODAK SULLIES
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( CANDY
CIGARS
TOBACCO
Smoker* Article*
A Onrv fully So <ct< ^ Stock
of Notion*. Sach Shaw
inp Article*. hrtt*, No to
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Tony Dorterosj
Heerjr Fr*denU>&2 rtioiit ?? Quick
and expressing or
*tw>rt notice. rt*T or ntebt
| Board of Trade |
| Cafe i
K?ri*?fi A CVr*k. Profw-ictort
Eveything New|*nd Firnt
Ckn
?i?d Pmatr [Vinrr*
A Specially
Popular Prices
J. Open Day and Night
Pack Train
Restaurant
TONY STAKOCH.
F? 14 Tnrt W* Hm Vi MkK
The Best in the Markets
*m) hi' t ? IW
Most Popular Eating
House in the North
-j- Mew Location
Bt KcTht'MI 3rd and 4th
The Deiaooico of Alaska
DEWEY
CAFE
Voder New
Ma* Moment
J. E . TERR E L
Formerly of
Dftwvon Kentucky Kitchen
and lately of
Scctt't Hotel Care roe*.
The Best in the Market
Properly Cooked
BEST MEALS IN TOWN
AT POPl'l AR PRICES
Open from 6 a. n. lo 10 p. m.
iDON'r PROG
CbIjw Y?j>e Got 5w Oknts
H. Hartwigsen
SvcrvMor to
i w. W. 8QU0HT0W
n**t.FI? n*
<>??ars Tobacco.
Smokers* Articles,
Stationery and Fish
Tackle
U**G? CI?fTL?TTWO U*R**T
'vcLrnnro t.at*st oo*?y
R1UHTKT HOOKA
HfiAWXKS. XKW<)r*PF,K? *XT>
OTB** PKRIODJCaLS
The City of flosttte l#ft on tlmej
anil will ho In Skaitwny Tseaday
morning
Mr William Watson Woolen
who haa an ?wlgnm?nt from the
Indlanapolia News to do #om? apeo
lal descriptive writing of scene*
and places along the Canadian
Rockies and the Alaska (MM, was
tn Skagway today during the stay
of the Jefferson. He will Isatie hi"
observations In book form under the
title of the "Royal Highway.'*
\ OTITIC OK Kl.KXTfOV
To the Kleetors of the Town of
Skagway, Division No One, Ter
ritory of Alaska:
NOTICE IS HKRKHY GIVEN that
pursuant to an Art of Congress, en
titled "An Art Providing for the
election of a l>eleeS<o to the Hotise
of Representatives from the Ter
ritory of Maska," a general elec
tion for the purpose of electing a
l>?legate to the House of Represen
tatives from the Territory of Alas
ka. for the full term of the 63d
Congress, as provided In said Act,!
will be held on Tuesday, Aug. 13,'
IMJ. between the hours of S]
o'clock a. m. and 7 o'clock p. n?.
of said day.
The Common Council of Skag
way having heretofore, by ordin
ance, duly designated the voting
precincts of said town and the
polling places in each thereof, the
Hectors are hereby notified:
That all duly qualified voters re
siding within the boundaries of
Voting Precinct No. 1 of said
Town of Skagway which are as
follows: Embracing all of the ter
ritory of the said Town of Skag
wav within its corporate limits, will
vote at Town Hall building, located
cn 5th Avenue. In and upon Lot 3
of Block 8, which is owned by
Town of Skagwav and occupied by
said Town, the same being the
duly designated polling place in
and for Precinct No. 1 Town of
Skagway.
l>atf?d this 27th day of July. 1S12
? Signed : ) The Common Council of
The Town of Skagwav
Ry n McKay, Clerk.
All political elltorials appearing
In Minnesota newspaper* daring
campaigns must hear the signature
of the author in the future, If an
amendment to the corrupt practices
act adopt ed by the lower house re
cently carries through the senate.
The amendment was offered by Rep
resentative Robinson of St. Charles.
The Jefferson c?m? In thft morn
ing at nix o'clock bringing 108 pas
sengers, most of theiti being tour
ist* who went over tile White l'n "*
lo Rennett.
Ool. Conrad return*] from hl?
trip lo th? Rainy M6l ow district to
day and haa gon# to look after the
Hlg Thing and Venn# mines at Car
crosa
Mr. and Mr* .Toaopii HIelh<?n ac- i
eompanled bjr Mrs h. B. I^eRallla-'
ter passed through here thla morn !
tng on their way to Fairbanks Mr
Hlethen Is manager of the Seattle !
Times.
\C H. l>l*on, propflelor of the
Sexton hotel at Kansas City, waa|
In the city today. Mr. tHxon Is
taking a rest trip and enjoying the
Mask. in aeenery. Mr. Dixon la one
of the high up members of the B.
r. o. k
W. \V, Doughton received the
sad news by cable ireslerdny that
bis mother had jnat passed away
at their old home In Kalamaeoo.
Michigan. Mrs. Houghton waa in
her Tfith year and lived with her
two daughters. Her death reunited
Irom a general breaking down which
had manifested Itself for several
months. Mr. Rough'ion Intended to
xlslt his mother as soon a* his
duties as townslte trustee were
WfW. *
Mr. \V. J. Bledsoe anil son ar
rived home today from a trip to his
Nugget Cr?>k property. bringing
with htm a number of very fine
nuggets. He savs that things are
looking good there and he feels
sure of realising we'll on his hold
ing*. Master Bledsoe was enter
tained mostly >9 sating a number
of bear and wild goat*. together
with different varieties of feather
ed frame which seemed quite plenti
ful.
CLEANLY WOMAN.
Pi Hiiifnn -It TMiik* ky Semirtnr He*
intlli Thn 'he fiifn
Clmr.ly fpnin h-.? (in rTnrt+r m M<*a
that by ?r. s:rln; ? .1* !?"!?.>, wh:rh r?
mom th* u-ndmff ?fnje-. rV fc- e?rlnij
the dandruff Phr ?: ? wk h h -
every rtAy. vd ?-*?' 1 m ? ?lanjrjfr h?e
lift J.-mjr. Mr rrrnintetl by fatfrj h-1!'.
tx>. The on> *tv the wnr'i to Cfif
<t?r*mfr !* ???> ! H The ?lsn<TmT refill.
?nd there ?* rn h. -tr pn,:?iimtk>r? l hut iriil
fin OtM Ir ? *>~h ? * IfMpMia TT*r?
r!d? he Itirin.T the ilnMniff *?rm,
leave* the h .r fere to srmw ?? h??Mthy
X\ttm Intr to<1 tlftmv tho e?tid*
via "hki" t*" efTer". Kit! V ? <1m
flniT ?i ~tih Hi'Tif-M". 1 >M by
Irid'Tc l<v In "nm
f->? e^rrr1" ? e H-rpiriJc v ??.. 1 ?
trolt. V.r .
One dollar bottlw* Guaranty.
W*m Rrttt. Special Arent, Sfcaeway.
FEW FINE SPECIMENS OF
"ALASKA FOR ALASKANS"
^ ou people who have decided to vote for Gilmore m the belief that he is
sincere in his statement that he favors "Alaska for Alaskans." should read the fol
lowing affidavit? taken from the records of the national convention. Hoggntt. who
swears his home is n New Jersey, is a beautiful Alaskan. So is Shackleford of
Tacoma. and Sullivan of California. Hot Alaska bunch that. Yet they arc the
managers of Wm. A. Gilmorc. who wants to succeed .Alaska's delegate: James
Wickersham.
KKYKS PRODUCTS (XtMIVWVV
71 Wcit SKtnl Stnvl,
Nfw York.
May 22, 1912. j
Honorable Wm. Havward.
Secy., Nat. Republican Convention,
Chicago, Illinois.
Dear Sir: ?
In compliance with request of !
Honorable Louis P. Shackelford,
National Committeeman for Alaska. 1
I send herewith credentials for del
egate and alternates from Alaska
to the Republican National Conven
tion, which meets in Chicago. June
ISth, 1912.
These credentials were sent to
me by Mr. Shackelford, together
with all the Minutes of the Republi
can Territorial Convention, which
elected the delegates and was held
at Cordova, Alaska, commencing
March 30th, 1913. These Minutes,
together with credentials of all dele
gates, who attended this Convention
are held by me. and will be present
ed to the Committee In the event
of any contests either by Mr. Shack
elford, or In his absence, by myself,
who holds Mr. Shackelford's proxy
as a member of the Committee.
Very truly yours,
W R. Hoggatt
Mr. W. R. Hoggatt,
71 W. 23rd Street,
New York City. N. T.
My Dear Sir: ?
I am In receipt of your letter of
the 22nd, transmitting a certificate
of the election of Mr. Jafet Llnde
berg of Nome. Alaska, and L. P.
Shackelford, of Juneau, Alaska, as
delegates; and Mr. W R. Hoggatt
or Summit, New Jersey, and J. T.
Sullivan of San Francisco, Cal., as
alternates to represent the District
of Alaska at the Republican Nation
al Convention to be held here June
ISth. Theee papers will be filed
for the consideration of the Republl
National Committee when it
meets to make Hp l.he temporary rol
of the Convention. We have no in
formation of any contest, as yet,
from Alaska.
Tonrs truly,
Wm. Hayward.
Secretary.
This Is to certify that at a regu
lar Republican Convention of Repub
llcans of the Dlsi.rict of Alaska,
held at Cordova, Alaska, March 30,
19 It, Jafet Lindeberg, of Nome,
Alaska, and L. P. Shackelford, of
Junean, Alaska, were duly chosen,
and elected by the unanimous vote
of said convention, as delegates to
the Republican National Convention
to be held at Chicago, June 18th,
1912, all of which proceedings were
duly had pursuant to a call of
the Republican Territorial Commit
tee, and the proosedings of said
Committee, as shown in the hereto
attached copy of said proceedings;
and we further certify that an al
ternate for the sail Jafet Lindeberft,
so eletced by this Convention, was
by order of the "Convention, duly
chosen, whose name and address Is
as follows: W. B. Hoggatt, Sum
mit, New Jersey; and we further
certify that an alternate for the
said Convention for the said T?. 1*.
Shackelford, was so chosen and
selected by order of the Convention,
whose name and address is as fol
low*: J. T. Sullivan, Sau Fran
cisco. California.
IN WITNESS WHEREOF, and by
authority of said Convention, the
Chairman and Secretary thereof
have set their blinds this second
day of April, nineteen -twelve.
I<ouls P. Shackelford,
Chairman.
Arthur O. Thompson,
WITNESSES: Secretary.
Robert C. Hnrley. ^ ^
DON'T DtLAY,
8oto? Alaskan Paopl* JUr? Lctrtwd
That N*gl?<* u Dangerous, j
The allghUMt symptom of kMney
trouble In far too aertous to b? o rot- '
looked. It's Ui* ft mail, neglected
trouble* thAt l?ad to eerloua kMn?7 ,
ailments. That pain 1a U>? -'small" of
your back; that urinary Irregularity; :
those headaches and dlxxy spoils; ,
that weak, weary, worn-out feeling,
may bo nature's warning of < omln* |
dropsy or fatal Bright'* cllseas* Why
risk your Ufa by neglortlng these
symptomaf Reach the cause of the
trouble while there la yet time?be
gin treating your kldnoys at oo'e
with a tried and proven kidney rbrn
e<ly. No need to experiment ? Doans
Kidney PHI* have been curing kid
ney trouble for over 16 year*. Doans
Kidney Pills ana u*ed and recommead
cd throughout the ctvi|lz?d wor]<l.
Convincing testimony follows:
Mr*, R. A. Husk, 1001 Union 8t-,
Olympla, Wash., says; "Although I
have never used Doan'? Kidney Pills
myself, they have been taken by
other members of my family with
excellent results. They have no
equal for pain and weaknpaa In the
back. The persons who used Doan a
Kidney Pills In my family are now
entirely free from kidney trouble."
FV>r sale by all dealers. Pr1c? 6?
cents. Foster-Mil burn Co., Buffalo,
New York, sole agents for UnPod
States.
Remember the name ? Doan's ? and
take no other.
SMOKERS ATTENTION
Harold Hartwlgsea, successor U
W. W. Boughton. has taken th?
sxvTirT for the Jtwt-lr famous
EL INF1S1T0 CLEAR
HAVANA CI0AR9.
6.000 Just received from the fac
torjr st Tampa, Fta If you want the
be*t don't fall to give these Roods
a trial.
Olympia beer on draft at the
Hoard of Trade This famous brew
Is kept constantly fresh both on
draft and In bottles. This Is the
time to drink beer Oet It at the
Roard of Trade Par, where the cel
ebrated Ualnler Beer is also kept
In bottles tf.
The grand opera start
hare gone abroad,
but-?*
yoti can Mill hrar th?m itntf
tb*ir (jreatrat triumph* 'm l!
\ ictof.
Though they are tbotmnd* tA
mile* away, Carmo, Melba. Tet
ra**ini, and all the other famom
artiat* who make record* ?*?
cltnively (or Ihe Victor. ?intr for
yon whenever and M often a? yon
wlah.
On* in ?mt hew the*". i n4 ?" rti?
of the Vi?v ? ffllfniwt
,rH V.jfor VtctroU !?S to I **>)? MT
Urmt it dnirri.
WILLIAM BRITT
Food cooked an It should be at
the "White Pans Only the
beat In the market. Mr*. Orloff
King, propr!etre*?. tf
H. D. K1RMSE
PIONEER JEWELER
of Alaska
largest and Most Complete
Stock of
Nugget Jewelry an''
Alaskan Curios
J (In The North
Sfcwfs at
SKAGWAY* KETCHIKAN
A Fall In Hats
Just an even dozen
GAGE TAILORED HATS
Your choice at half price
8 wide brim straw sailors
regular $2 values for 95c
Printz-Biederman Coats
Two piece Suits and Top Skirts
until Aug. lst---50c on the Dollar
REMEMBER THE DATE
L. A. HARRISON & CO.
Phone 55
Angeles Beer
COSTS MORE TO BREW
COSTS YOU NO MORE
in Bottles at
BOARDofTRADE bar