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BROADWAY. (N?*r F.ftM
Tony Dortero's*
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HOT SPRINGS
Sanitarium <[*"*1 Alaska
l.arv*. v. -\ir. Indit iiioa liatlis
AhutvUtw of NV?tfr. BtS of
Hot?l A coon rntvja ton*. Fur
ni?hf?l Cfttv ns for Kent. ....
Kxorllat ^uniinp arui Fishing
Motor lVv? ? a ami Sailing.
S;.\i > i v a from Jnnoau
w ith'\ visits. In
forms' ion an.: n*o? upon rrqtie^i
Dr. F. L. Goddard. Prop.
Health Resort
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ALASKA
DON'T CROC
l*ole*? You'rf Gc*. 50 Cents
W W. BOUGHTON
ORALER IN:
Cigars Tobacco.
Smokers* Articles,
Stationery and Fish
ing Tackle
LARvR CJRCTI.ATIN'i USRARY
INCLrPTNG 1 A TEST COPT
RinHTfT> ROOKS
MA *: NFS, NEWSPAPERS' AND
OTHER PERIODICALS
OO-^OQCIOOCH-SJOl^
R0YHL 1
Steam Laondry i
Alt Work Guar*ntse>l Short
Oru*r? Promptly
Done
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SHIP YOUR
RAW FURS
1TO THE
MINNEAPOLIS. - MINN.
Write for Circular
Alaska Furs a Specialty
V ery Top Prices Paid.
Make - Trial - Shipment
DIRECTOR! OF FMTHNM. SOCIETIES
ARCTIC BROTHERHOOD.
Regular meetings of Camp Ska?
*ay. No- 1. every Tuesday at 8:30
tt'clock sharp. In A. B. hall, Broa-'
v*y.
Visiting brothers are cordially li<
vlted.
J. J. Chamber*, A. C.
t. J. Doherty, A. R.
BENEVOLENT ANO PROTECTIVE
ORDER OF ELKS.
Skagiray Lodge, No. 431, B. P. O.
Elks, meet* nnry Thursday evenlns
ia each month at 8:00 p. tn. Visit- 1
tag Brothers are cordis.', iy Invited.
F. A. CaUarman. Sec.
A cordial Invitation t? txtvadod t
til visiting brother*.
FRATERNAL ORDER OF EAGLES
Regular meetings of Skagway Aeri
No. 25, Fraternal Order of Eagle*
first and third Wednesdays in eacl
month. In their ball on Fifth Avenue,
a* 8:00 p. m. sharp.
AU members are requested to b>
present and visiting brothers are In j
vlted io attend.
EI.MER WHEELER, Worthy Pres
J. M. Keller, Worthy Secy.
FREF. AND ACCEPTED MASONS
Regular meetings of White Piss
Lodge No. 113, Free and > eeptc 1
Masons, second and fourth Fridays >1
?acb month, at 8 p. m. sharp, at M?
sonic Ua.ll, 225 Fourth avenu?
Sojourning and visiting rneuiber
are requested to me>?t with us.
H. F. TAYLOR. Sec,
Come In or 'phone orders for Gib
?on rye; Rainier and Olymp a bfor:
delivered to your home by The Mas
oot tf
RAW FURS
? : WE PAY
HIGH - PRICES
FOR FINE FURS
WRITE FOR TRICE LIST
Percy's Fur House
OihkoiK. - Wi?con?in
| Official Watch In*|Wctoi- White Tan? <fe Yukon Route J
j l\elidbK Jeweler
I Beautiful Alaska Nugget Jewelry
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TWtm* Mud? toOnler.
Carved Mastodon and Walrus Ivory
Choio* i rtj i ?i:ch m Statuettes. Paper Wviffhta, Cribbajre
Injurds and Napkin Rinjr*.
- - : T H K ONLY LINK OF :
Ivt*r> .tpwplry -nutT. 1 l^aoco, Stamp. Match, Collar ant'. Cuff Bo*et in
??he c;tt.
Heautiful'AIa*ka Scenic Hand Painted China
? Jeweler and
I U . 1 1\U lu - Optician. . ,
Wroughton Is
Transferred
Captain T. A. Wroughton ho-- re
cti vod advice that he is to bo trans
ferred from the Yukon to the North
west. The captain has been here In
*hi Royal Northwest Mounted Police
service since June 20, 1901, and much
ol the time has been in command of
B division, with headquarters at Daw
sou. (
After his long service here the cap
tain had been anxious for some time
to get a transfer to the oi^side, and
th?- matter was taken up with Coni
mlpsloner Perry when he was hero
'pst summer. Major Snyder, com
mandor of the Yukon division, left
las' fall for a visit outside, and Cap
to "n Wroughton remained in charge.
Now that the major Is back, the cai
tain has received word that he U to
be transferred. He may get away this
v i ok . Mrs. Wroughton likely will
accompany the captain over the Ice
Just where the captain will bo lo
cated is not known. It is thought
likely there will bo a Royal Northwe fj
Mounted Police contingent sent to
the coronation, and that the captain
and some others of the Yukon force
will be among the party.
Captain Wroughton has been one
of the most able and efficient officers
of the police ever here, and popular
."*) ke In and out of the force. Short
ly before coming here he was In the
Boer war. ? I*awson News.
More Men For
Power Company
DAWSON, March 2i>? The North
ern Light. Power & Coal Company
has had twenty men at work on
Coal creek all winter, and has sent
additional employes from Dawson In
iht last few days, Increasing the
t<.roe to sixty.
Robert Moncrieff. superintendent. Is
gf'ting everything into full swing and
oy the time General Manager Thru*
ton. arrives the work of installing
equipment will have progressed far
toward completion.
Additional units for 'he power plant
ar to be installed, and no time lost
ir. preparing for extensive operations.
Tlx company is to furnish the power
needed for the White Gravels Com
pany, which will hydraulic the Grot
schier concession, and 't may have
other large propositions to serve be
fore long.
In the coal mine, the work is now
tnlow the frost line, and the best
quality of coal ever obtained from
thi. mine is being taken out. Thr
tt mpany has seven large seams of
c<al visible on the surface of it*
property.
A Simplified
Marine Engine
A southern engineering plant is ,
building a line of remarkably simple
tr'ple-expansion marine engines, rang
ing from ir?0 to 700 hp., especially #d
apted for tugs and small single-screw ,
steamers. The simplicity is snch
that two cranks, four main bearings,
three links, five eccentrics, 5 straps
and three eccentric rods are ellmln- ;
a'ed. the result beln* that mainten- I
arce is reduced to a minimum, whilf
cfclency Is increased by a reduction
of friction. A picture of one of those
engines appears in the April numbeT
of Popular Mechanics Magazine.
Charley Mullen I
Making Good
Charley Mullen, the local boy wIk*
is with the White Sox, broke Into!
iht game the other day with the
; Chicago aggregation against FY>rt
Worth. Charley cut up considerably,
piabbing a homer and a single and
Mt-kling two bases. He also played
a faultless game at the Initial sack,
letting away with thirteen put-onts
nrd an assist The Chicago Tribune
pays Charley won the game with the
homer he sent over the fence? Seat
> If Post-Intelligencer.
Yt.. nan get the Otympta brew by
( br at the Bo*rd of Trade.
Alaska Oil
To Be Sold
POKT TOWNSEND. Mar. 28--Fuel
oil from Alaska will Boon be placed
In the market on Pnget sound, says
a message received here from O. L
\V Hough by. local representative at 1
Katalla of the Amalgamated Develop
ment Company, operating well In AK
a ska.
The three wells In the Katalla
f;< Ids are producing t.200 barrels
every twenty-four hours. The pro- 1
due of the wells has been contracted
for, and tank steamers will convey
the oil to Puget sound.
The first shipment will soon be
n aiic and will be between 20,000
and 30,000 barrels. This will be fol
lowed by shipments every ten or
twelve days thereafter.
Stampede On
At Seward
SEWARD, Mar. 28? Thomas Towl.
of Towl Flrothers, arrived In town ,
l*?t night from Kenai river with In
formation that has started a number
of placer miners fo* the lower Kenai (
rlvei .
The Towl brothers have spent the
wirter prospecting the ground adja
cent to the famous Cunningham 1
gunnd and the results have been 1
more than satisfactory
Owing to the low water they have
tten able to get down to a depth of
15 feet and have found good values
all the way down, the gravel panning
from 1 to 6 cenU to the pan all the '
way. J
There are no boulders and with (
pV nty of wood and water It Is either
a I'redging or a hydraulic proposition. ^
The ground was promptly tied up f
by parties representing "Doc" Mad- ,
g, the Iditarod operator. |
To Navigate
TheKuskokwim
Nothing that luu transpired within [
the month carries more promise for
Alaskan development than the plans
>f.at are being matured for the navi
gation of the Kaskokwtm River and
i'? tributaries. So important 1* tfce !
opening up of this section of Uie 1
Northern country regarded by the
Northern Navigation Company that
It has completed arrangements for a
direct line of transportation from S*
*ttle to the headwater* of the Kua- i
kokwim River. An ocean steamship
to: the lower rear lies of the Kus
?okwim has been secured. and Infor
rr.atinii has been re eived by the rom
5*ny's representative# at Seattle
tf>at the vessel will bo in North Pact
f'c waters by the middle of May. At
lh< timo of this writing the name of
the steamship had not been disclosed
The Northern Navigation Company
is not only intending to handle the
traffic of the Kuakokwim and Us tri
butaries by this new route, but
freight for thi Innoko will be rooted
by the Kuskocwlm River. The Seat
tie office of the company have an
nounced that their Kuskokwlm steam
ers can deliver freight within thirty
m'les of the Innoko, while It I* from
r?venty-flve to ninety mile* from the
h?ad of navigation by the Yukon and
Innoko route to the diggings of that
wctlon. ? March Alaska-Yukon M asta
tine 4
Pest moals In WWtehocae are to
be bad for 50 rente .?? the Royal
Cafe. Mrs. Fisher. Proprletr?aa. tf
GRAND REDUCTION OF STOCK
SAL*
The Pack Train ta now selling a
tfg lot of Good Oooda at reduced
jrlces aa they are getting too old
a hold ana ?ell at a profit Town,
I H?rme.a Orlmm
Tho Home Cooked at the
Royal Cafe. WbKehors*. we prepared
?id served hy white employees ex
lurlvely. Mm. J. O. Plaher, pro
? ?tress. tf
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KJDfET DISEASES ARE TOO DAN
Qtnota tor aaa*kan p*o
PI.B TO NSOLCCT.
The front danger of kidney titrab
le* Is that tbey get a firm hold bo
fbrt the avfferer recognlren them
Health la gradually undermined.
iJackache. b?tdirb?. ner*oo?ne??,
limndiw, aoreneaK, lumbago, urin
ary tronbl^, drop syr dlab?t?* and
Kriffht'a dlneaee follow in mer<-lle*e
succession. Don't ne?l?" t yoor kld
i.ef *. Core the kidneys with th<>
<ertaln and safe remedy, I>x*n a Kid
nrj pUb, which baa cored thousand*
W. J. Ragon. 4U Jeffer?on St..
H'.Sttle, Wuh ntjr?: "A rold wa?
tne raoa? tit kidney fwnplalnt In mj
rsse. My !>ack became m< lame and
l-ftlnful that I could hardly atoop to
Uce my shoe* and the kidney ?ec
ration annoyed me by their frequency
in passage Being told to try Iran's
K dney PtUa. I did so and waa noon
st-le to return to work. I have e?
Jtyed good health erer elnr? and
In return. I give Doan's Kidney Pills
my heartiest endorsement."
for aula by all dealers Price ??
oeata. boater Mllburn Co.. Buffalo
Vew Tork, sole agent* for the United
SUtaA
Resnemb?r the name- Doan *- an.
take 00 other
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The Western Rtprees Co hare
r{?oed office# bere, operating orer
IM C. P. R. Ih*? aod reepn^tfnHy so
IliJta yoor patronage
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