Everybody is interested
4*
X ^ n our Good Things for the Table
+ WE HAVE A REPUTATION OF SELLING ONLY THE BEST OF
* GOOD THINGS GROCERYWISE? WE WANT YOU TO BE ONE
OF THOSE WHO WILL HELP US IN SUSTAINING IT.
T
* We are not "CHEAP" grocers )
+ WE ARE GROCERS WHO SILL GOOD GROCERIES CHEAP? ?
+ CHEAPNESS IS NOT DETERMINED BY WHAT YOU PAY. BUT .
"** THE VALUE YOU GET FOR WHAT YOU PAY.
4*
OUR CHEAPNESS IS OF THE PRACTICAL KIND? WHY NOT
+
. PL T US TO THE TEST.
* V W A 1 O ^
C. W . Ask & Sons
Ju
Our Stock Is Increasing
The Best In Skapway For The Least Money
SHOES, HATS, CAPS, DERBYS, SHIRTS
UNDERWEAR. SWEATERS, ETC.
Outfils for the Trail ? The kind for Service
Tony Dortero & Son ? 421 Broadway
INJUNCTION COAL !
w <c p
| The (i round Hog siw h i < shadow I ft
And went h;u*k la his Hole
I Rut came out when the Shiparrived
With $10.00 injunction Coal
Tel ,33 | - ? |
?HBSceamaoMMBnt loom
Oo
| R0Y3L
i Stsan Li as,i>d: ?
J Ail Work Guarantees!. S!:or
Ordera Promptly
Ooce.
1 will call and deliv <*!?.
PHONE 79.
Best Meais
In The Ci v at the
NEW HOME
RESTAURANT
NOONDAY orc
DINNER
Lodging
Kveryt h in* Clean anil
FiiNt t. '.ass,
Fifth Avenue near Broadway
Draper & Co.
Agents For
E^STWVN KODAK SUPPLIES
PHOTOGRAPHERS
Finishing done for thos? who
the button."
Full line of Films, Plates and ro
pers.
Mail orders carefully attended to.
Address
Draper &. Co., P. O. Box "G."
Sksyrway. Alaska.
i CANDY
{ CIGARS
< TOBACCO
>
Snickers Articles
A Carefully Selected Stock
of Notions, Such as Shave
inp Articles, belts, Note
Books Post Cards
Pont forget the number
-423
BROADWAY. (Near Fifth)
Tony Dortero's ?
Subscribe for Tho Daily Alaskan
ar.il be happy.
t Board of Trade!
Cafe
,?t Kftraman & Clecak Proprietor* A,
T Evey thing New ar.vi First v
X Ciassj S.
T X
Jm Banquets and Pnvite Dinners T
t A Specialty j
.J. Popular Prices J,
Open Day and Night *%
Electric Globes
t
j and Supplies I
r
further nor io* the folio'
if atr.
Mire maiie on all craves F
5
Tunjrston 27> watts $ v
Tungrsten 40 watts .70 g
T u n^ston t?0 watts 1.00
Tungsten 100 watts 1.35
Tantalum 25 watts .50
Tantalum 40 watts .50
Tantalum >0 watts .85
Carbon tiO watts .25
Carbon 120 watts .35
Electrical supplies and fix
ture at reasonable rates
Estimates given on all work
Home Power Co.
CHAS. NYE. Mmrrr
Display Rooms and Office, 4th & Brd?y.
OOIN'T FROG
I7al**s You've Get 50 Cents
H. Hartwigsen
Successor to
W. W. BOUGHTON
DKALKR IN'
Cigars Tobacco,
Smokers' Articles,
Stationery and Fish
ing Tackle
LARGE CIRCULATING LIBRARY
INCLUDING LATEST COPY
RIGHTED BOOKS
MAGAZINES. NEWSPAPERS AND
OTHER PERIODICALS
I
j DAWSON BOARD OF
TRADE HOLDS MEETING
I The annual meeting of tho Dawson
| Board of Trade, for the election of
j officers and transaction of genet a I
business was hold at the Mens club
last evening.
President J. T. R ostium and Secre
tary -Treasurer George F. Johnson, by
unanimous vote, were re-elected. .1.
K. Lilly was fleeted to tho chair of
\ ice-president.
Tlic secretary road communications
trom persons from all over tho l'nll
< d States and Canada, asking for in
formation about Yukon Territory, l/o ?
tors also wore read from professional
lecturers in California and Now York,
askit^; to bo furnlshpl wi h photo
graphic slides Illustrating conditions,
past and present, so that they
could Rive lectures on the Klondike
j rep ion.
A letter from Dr. Alfre I Thonip-on.
M r . recording tiie appointment
a medical ofi'ieer at tho summit, or
boundary I'ne, was read. Tiie seero
| tary reported having taken the mai
ler up with Commissioner ltia. k and
that the commissioner at onee saw
Uie wisdom of the snK^estion and
I inuuotl lately appointed a nio li. al
iitxii.lt h officer at Whitehorse to ? \
i amine aU persons entering the Yu
kon, via Whitehorse The matter of
locating the officer on tho summit,
tiie secretary reported, will re ei.e
I consideration, and nothing will l>o
o\erlooKed that would tend to pro
vent repetition of last year's visita
tions of disease.
j A very animated letter was road
? noui C, It. Poshart, of Skagway. who
was desirous of getting support to
j his movement to open up tho r??d
j ir??ni Skagway to the summit of the
White Pass, lie thought that it
I would be of material benefit to tho
residents of the interior of Alaska
?mmi Hie Yutom if sucli a road were
j'jptued and connected with the o?er-|
i ta ad trail 'o Dawson. Hy so no n.-, j
I .ie < laiuied, it would materially m- 1
j t roast- the business of Skagwa>.
Tiio 1 tawson board thought tiia.
.1 :i\ endorsement from a board o it
side of Alaska would have Mi If
1 weight with the t'nitfvi Siat^vs i >
i eminent , considering tho fact that
I Dawson has no tonnectiug roaa n-.i - !
; or luan W niiehorse. Tho board w a - 1
in fut. sympathy with iho niovon.e..
in s.> l.ir .is it tended to i>ro\idt .? i
portion of llif overland road f;uaij
lilC i'vKL>t wlllcn tho board 11 1:: 1 1 ? .i ,
advocating.
The ?. uaadiau Highway ;us. o. ;a i n
:i;u seat a request that a..v iii^h j
way' enthusiasts of Daw-oii w I. > arc!
i ue>irous of belonging to the a.- ? > ;a
I tion can do so for the f<e of (vt
annum. The secretary of tile boaid
will l>e pleased to receive ap.iJia
1 lions.
Tne committor on the Caniow" 11 ;
f.re alarm system report id that a'
j tho next meeting it will have all!
data ready, so that a motiiinendati n j
? an be made to the Yuk >n oo;i::. 1
asking that an appropriation be ilia .??? j
for the purpose of instailin. su< h a j
sys" m in Hawson.
A schedule of freight rates on,
j ' raf!i< front Seattle to Ska-twav was
received from tlie Humboldt Steam-'
>'iip company with the n.difi a:i n
I fiat as far .as is known there will
; bo no change from last sea on's
rail's Shippers will save freight. It
was pointed out, if they will r nto .
tin ir goods from the ooa<t t.? Ska*;-)
way <'are of the White Pass & Vu-|
Von Route This will etititlo them to
tiio same Uoatmont ns tho Skajrwav
merchants receive.
The secretary was instructed to
write the proper authority, asking
that t.he by-laws ?p?rtaining to tho
removal of ice and snow from tho
: sidewalks "no enforced. Smnc por
| lions of tho city were a discra'o as
well as being dangerous. ? Dawson
, News.
! PILES CURED IN 6 TO 14 DAYS
I four drugsrlst will refund money if
;m70 OINTMENT fails to euro any
i case of Itching, Blind, Bleeding or
Protruding Piles In 6 to 14 clays. J>0c.
35c for a home cooked meal ?
quick, clean sen-Ice. Where? At
the New Home Restaurant, Fifth
?v venue, naif a minute from Broad wa.
DEWEY
CAFE
Opened Under New
Management
J. E. TERREL
Rirmerly of
Dawson Kentucky Kitchen
and lately of
Scott's Hotel Carcross.
The Best in the Market
Properly Cooked
BEST MEALS IN TOWN
AT POPULAR PRICES
Open from 6 a. m. to 10 p. m.
BASE BALL TANS MAKE
SUGGESTIONS FOR SEASON.
Skagway kocius to be ? omlng to
the front In the matter of Uif ' or
KauUation of a hall team for the
coining season, anil although a call
for a meeting of the "fans" was
made for last Wednesday evening,
very few responded, owing to the!
fact that 'her? were several other;
meetings planned foj Uie same night,
and a number of Hie most Interested \
rates were out of town.
The following suggestions were
drawn up at an impromptu meeting
held yesterday, and show that the
ha.se ball fever is getting Into the
veins of a number of Ska^w ayltes,
and it for the purpose of plating it
before all Mint it is published:
It ha. been suggested by a num
ber of "fans ' that t!io Skagwa.v Ikis<1
I tall flub be ro-oi-j.au. zed li.to a Ska.;
u;?y Hlise Hall Assoi lotion lo be
maiin^til by an executive I'ontmiltro.
That two l<u ul clubs be formed with
ill the association ? one of "marriel"
men, the c41ier of ' single" men ? to
conb-st ill a scries of games during
the sunvmei" for the local champion
ship of the town. That rules and
regulations be formulated for t he
government of ail players and in 'he
interest of the orderly conduct of
the sporl. That all players be re
qilir.il to sign and acTee to be gov -
c nied bj said rules and by the man
aging committee. That the manag
ing committee have f :ll charge ef
the selection of t!>e first or regular
team to play teams of other towns
and the select! :i of a captiin there
of. That two other committees l?e
form. .1 for the management of the
two local tennis. That a general
111. eting of all interested heVl at
rtn ea-;> date to consider this mat
NOT YET ON MARKET
BI.'T BEINiG ADVERTISED.
I. 1: Warn, who recently returned
to Haw son I'roni a trip into the wild
erness at tile head of Pool river,
hundreds of miles from I ho nearest
settlement, toils of (lie discovery of
a now breakfast food. Ho says:
"James East, the mining export, who
wont in with us. came out \ ia I?aw
son lioforo Chris; :nas and 1. ft for
his homo in Edmond. K*vs t made n
sr?stt disoo\ery while with us las!
summer. 1 1 r * 11 ' < Uced tha'. the do;s
wore for 1 of tho moss whi<h crows'
proliti'fli y in that ro :.. Kast do
died that 'ho moss contained susteu- j
am e fit for doc and man and ma.le
a test. lio gathered a larco quan
tity of mo mo< , ma V ,t i to a ea\e ,
wiih iu'd and r-iriboii tallow. and:
foil it in tho I* It n .1 s almost. ]
all mess. barely o on h of tao sr?vi=e
lioi.u iisod for fl U' rins and holdini: .
tho part !? li\<s tr>soth< r. Tho do,;* did;
? > woll on the diet w a!s> trio?l it j
V-'o likod ninl havo oa"> n many nj
moss ball. It is fi ? 1 recommend {
it to DawsA'vto-i. Wo liavo crown j
rxooptionalh thin, a d Kast was in-,
elinod to think it wa< attributable to:
tllo diot. of moss croquette*. Ho mm
od tlio in u f<v ?<i mossolyto."- Kx
Wo thank tho 1/ird that, this i< a
fanadian product ? e'so tlio conserva
tion fanatics mi.' lit stant a erasade
ncainst if.. When thincs cot too bad
ly bottled up in \?a?fcn. wo can move
into tho IV d country. and at least,
have all Hie moss wo want..
CHOIR REHEARSAL.
Tlioro will bo a special choir re
hearsal in St. Saviour's Episcopal
church tliis evening at S p. m . in
order to practice the music for the
services next Sunday. Those desir
ing to assist with tho music are re
quested to be present this evening.
John Ekinio and Paul Paulson havo
secured a contract to drive 2.''.0 feet
of tunnel on the Yaidez Mining com
pany's property near the glacier. The
men loft this morning to begin the
contract, taking with them a smull
quantity of supplies.
Tho present contract is for the
purpose of extending a tunnel now
in a considerable distance and w hen
completed will tap the ledge at a
point oT'i feet below the surface out
cropping. The company has 240 feet
of tunneling on ore m the upper
workings anfl when the ledg<? has
boon tapped an upraise will be made
to connect with the winz put . down
in the Xo. 1 tunnel.
The Steamship Humboldt is re
ported out of Ketchikan last niglit
at S o'clock, and up to time of go
ing to press had not reported at
Wrangoll.
FIRE SAL. E t FIRE SALEI
WOOD TO BURN
Good Dry Planking for Summer use.
Special price this month
$2.00 PER r> "C K.
8to? HERB TAT'O R? Phope
DOING THEIR DUTY
Scores of Alaikan Roadert Arc Learn
ing the Duty of The Kidney*.
To filter the blood k the kidneys'
duty.
When the ^ fail to do this the kid
neys are sick.
Il^ckache and many kidney Uls fol
low;
Help the kidneys do their work. ,
Doan's Kidney Pills have cure<l j
thousands of severe case*.
l'roof lu the following:
H. L. Strand, 1600 I/irabard St.,
j Everett, Wash., says: *'I was In
t>ad shape with kidney complaint. My
batk was so weak and painful that
I 1 could not stoop and the kidney
! secretions were very distressing In
I passage. I had to quit work and al
I though 1 was not confined to my
bed, I fell miserable in every way.
Tlio first few doses of Doan's Kid
| ney Pills gave mo great relief and
by the time 1 had finished the con
| tents of the second bo*_ my kidneys
and bark no loneer troubled me. I
'lien returned to work and t have
been fr.-e from kidney complaint ever
si mo Doan's Kidney Pills alone ef
fected this cure."
l-Yir sale by All dealers. Price 50 j
cents. Foster-Milburn Co., Buffalo.
New York, sole agents for the Unit
ed States.
Remember the name? Doan's? and
take no other.
Golden North
Hotel
Dining Room
Meals served Table d'Hote
or a la Carte
Ail Pa?try wrverj i? from our own
Ovens
SMOKERS ATTENTION
HaroM Hartwlg*en, #ncr?s?or U
W. W. [oogMon, has t?!?en th*
agency for the Ju?Uy famoue
EL INRNITO CLE A R
HAVANA CIGARS.
6.0(H) just reeel?e?| fr->Tri the fac
tory at Tampa, F!a. If r?J w;in! **?
bent don't fail to Rive the*P good*
a trial.
for StVe y<*. *et a whole*>m?.
bom* cooked iieai at the New Horn*
Restaurant, t>th A?? , Ju** off ?f
(tro*dw*y.
Df t S (! B
j '.'.NEW ARRIVALS::
: HOitS' HOlSt ORtSStS
? Gingham, Percale and Chambray
all sizes from $1.75 to $3.75
\ MISSES' S CnilDIM'S
Gingham and Chambray
Dresses
2 From 2 to 14 years $1.00 to $3.50
| Ladies' and Children's Aprons
I endless variety in colors and white "
I BLACK SATEEN BLOOMERS and l
" "ROMP-AROUND" SUITS Z
For Little Folks
"m _
= ! \. Harrison & co. :
n L. t\. llrtHIMJUH U vu. ?
Phone 55
BJ ... M
O
ssaaasDuasniiB^iiiciiMBiiEBfl"
PERKINS HEADS INQUEST.
XKW YORK, April 1!> ? A coron-i
rr'-; jury of wealthy ami prominent
I men. headed l>y (Jootro W. Perlrfn.*,;
i :lu> financier, was selected today fo
I inquire into the death of J. Harry
j Uavelle. who was shot and killed. (
| March 2.'. at the homo o( Bonjamln
| K\ Jackson, who Is charged with the ?
! shooting. -Tlie jury include George
I, <"ort?'lyo!i. former cabinet officer, j
RUBY PAY IS CONTINUOUS.
Rl'BY, April 9? Th? f>?y screak!
'here has now been proved continuous i
I for miles along Trail creek. In Pen- !
eral, it is no* rich, hut in aonw places;
if good. It i3 believed that the new
sections are the best. New pay is
I being picked up almost ?very day
The beds are new and clean an,I j
only 50c and up at tl:e Dominion Ho-|
tel. Whltehorse. Y. T. j
H. D. KIRMSE
PIONEER JEWELER
of Alaska
Largest and Most ( omplefe
Stock of
Nugget Jewelry and
Alaskan Curios
In The North
Stores at
SKAGWAY & KETCHIKAN
FIVE GOOD ONE 3 TO DRAW TO.
PebbWoTd and r,lb*on Rye. Hurt
weiser, Rlue Ribbon and Pa'e Ra!rw
ler Fleer At. the Board of Trade.
None better and purer than Olbaon
rye. Rainier and Oiympta brer Or
ders by 'phone promptly delivered.
The Mascot. tf.
Pack Train
Restaurant
TONY STANICH.
Fiw 14 Te?r? W? H??? S*TTfd t%lf 1
The Best in the Market#
if it lk?
Most Popular Eating
House in the North
II New location
Broadway, between 3rd and 4th
The Delmonico of Alaska
I1 - \
The White Pass
If i 1 Whitehorse,
nOtel Yukon Ter.
Now Open To
The General Traveling Public
Under New Management of
* M. C. RACINE. Mgr. ami Propr
? Rates:-$1.00 per Day and Up