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B. V.D. Underwear
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Dortero & Son 42 1 Broadway
: The White; Pass
I Hotel
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Best Meals
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of Notion*. Such as Share
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Hook* tVt CiTjj
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Tony Dortero's
Henry FriedenthaJ Phone 76. Quick
J ell very Baggage and expressing on
,hort notice. day or nlffht.
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Qui
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A Specialty
Popular Price#
J. Open Day and Night
4- M I ! HM -1- ! ! !
Pack Train
Restaurant
TONY STANICH.
Far 14 Tr?n W* Hin SimJ ulr
The Best in the Markets
??d t?4ay it it tW*
Most Popular Elating
House in the North |
New Location
Broadway, bdiw 3rd and 4th
The Dtlmooico of Alaska
Opened Under New
Management
J . E. TERR EL
FYo-merlr of
D?w*on Kentucky Kitchen
and >*te?y of
Scett'a Hotel Cweraea.
The Best in the Market
Properly Cooked
BEST MEALS IN TOWN
AT POPU LAR PRICES
Open from 6 a. m. to 10 p. m.
DON'T FROG
Unlet* Yoo't* Got 50 CBKTS
H. Hartwigsen
B?l I ?HI V>
W. W. BQUQHTON
OKALM IK
Oigars Tobacco,
Smokers' Articles,
Stationery and Fish
ing Tackle
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Wadding*.
Within two minutes nft#r th? ?tb
?topped lit lb* mission door the report
spread up and down the street that a
wedding was Inking place inside.
Within another i*u minute* the room
was packed to the very door*. That
sudden rush ?f the crowd to the sane
tuary pleaded the mWsion superintend
ent
"If I had money to s|>are," he said.
"1 would pay a bonus to young cou
ple* for getting married In a mission.
The moral effect of one wedding la
worth a down sermon*. To get the
best effect the ceremony ought to be
performed In the middle of the serv
ice. No Innovation that I have ever
Introduced ha* had such a soaring
effect on the congregation The ex
ample of a man once a? far down in
the aocial scale a* themselves having
become sufficiently regenerated to as
sumc the responsibilities of life stirs
every bit of manhood there is in tbem.
"The trouble la. I can persnade very
few couples to be married In a mission
The bridegrooms do not mind, bnt the
brtdes want something more exclu
sive."? New York Time*
Mrs. Papyt' Timptr.
Being at sup|>er my wife did say
something that caused me to oppose
her in. She used the word devil, which
vexed me, and. among other things, I I
said 1 would not have her to nse that
word, upon which she took me up roost
scornfully, which, before Ashwell and !
the rest of the world, I know not now
adays how to check, as I would here
tofore, for less than that would have
made me strike her. So that 1 fear
without great discretion I shall go near J
to k>ae. too. my command over her. and
nothing do It more than giving her this
occasion of dancing and other pleas
ores, whereby her mind Is taken np
from her business and finds other
sweets besides pleasi-ig of me. and so
makes her that she begins not at all
to take pleasure in me or study to
please me as heretofore. ? Diary of
Samuel Pep vs.
Two Talcs of Macraady.
It Is not always well to strut and
fret one's little hour upon the stage
too realistically. Macready. who threw
himself Into bis acting heart and soul,
used to tell funny stories about the
effect of bis easy, colloquial manner
upon the players collected for his com
pany in small provincial towns. Once
In tbe play of "William Tell" he turn
ed to one of these stupid rustics and
put tbe question. "Do you shoot?" so
naturally that the man was quite
thrown off his guard and, to bis hor
ror, replied. "A little, sir. but I've nev
er bad a go with one of tbem cross
bows." Another time In "Vlrginius" he
asked. "Do you wait for me to lend
Virginia In. or will you do so?" only
to be greeted unexpectedly by the ae
tor who played Icilius with. "Why.
really, sir. I don't care? Just as you
do It In I/ondon."
Paying For a Brida In Africa.
In tpost |wrts of Africa the native
bridegroom has to pay the father of
tJie bride In kind for his wife In the
case of a regular marriage the amount
due to the father varies in accordance
with the sex of the Brst child born, a
girl being of less value than a boy
The payments consist of cattle, sheep,
hoes, spears, perhaps, and sometimes
other useful articles. The final pay
ments are often not completed until
years after the marriage takes place,
and the bridegroom Is considered fair
prey by all the bride's relations. This
results in endless disputes. Payments
made are often repudiate^ by the re
cipient. The amount agreed upon Is con
stantly matter for argument, and ar
gument ends In fighting, raids on one
another and sometimes a long drawn
out feud
Kingtley'a Lova For Hia Wifa.
Eren a brief holiday at the seaside
was to Charles Klngsley too long an
absence from his wife. "This place,
'tis perfect." he wrote on one occasion,
"but it aeems a dream and imperfect
wlthont you R'e^ed be God for the
rest, though I never before felt the
loneliness of l>elng without the beloved
being who?e every look and word and
mot ion la the keynote of my life. Peo
ple talk of love ending at the altar
Fools r
Cnglith Fiah Lawa.
Fish, because of Its tendency rapidly
to decompose, holds a i>ecullar position
among food* In Kngla d It Is the sub
ject of a special act of parliament So
long ago ai ItsflH men knew the evil
consequences resulting from eating
mackerel of uncertain postmortem age.
so they passed an act providing that
except during the hours of divine serv
lee this fish t-onld be sold on Sunday
That act has never been repealed.
All Full.
"Slstem and brederen." an Id an old
darky In testimony meeting, "Ah Jes"
wanta to git to hebben ami s<i"e-e-e*e
down into one of dein back seats."
"Xar. nar, brudder." said a deacon
who bad Just come In; "dem back
aeats been fulled up long 'go."? Ex
change,
* What S^a Will Somatimaa Ad"*'*
?*Does your wife ever admit that she
It mvnc in an argument T*
"No. The nearest she ever come* to
It la to any that I'm not a? big t
chump as I look."- Detroit Free Preas.
Mow Ha Stooped.
"TTew did the doctor persuade you
to give np smoking?"
"Made his bill ao big 1 couldn't af
ford to bny any more tobacco."? Mil
waukee Sentinel.
TVe know books hy reading them,
horao* by handling them, house* by
living In them and men by truatlnf
them
THE MEN WE LIKE TO MEET.
'
Edgar A Ouest
There are men w? like to meet,
Smiling men with heart? grips.
Men with sunny nature*, sweet.
Men with laughter on their Hp*,'
Men who bear th?4r little cares
Cheerfully from day to day,
Men who mind their own affairs
And go singing on their way.
They're not whining all the time.
Just because their plans go wrong.
They're not always talking crime.
Grumbling that the years are lont ;
Whimpering that other men
Bar the paths they seek to tread, ;
Always living o'er again
Scenes of grief, dismay and dread, j
But the men we like tq meet
Talk about the Joys of earth,
I Prate of vlct'ry, nor defeat.
Talk of fun and honest mirth,
j And they often wear a smile,
Very seldom are they glum,
I Thinking, speaking all the while
j Of the joys that are to come.
[ ? In the Jolly Elk
\SKEI> AMI ANSWERED
Ed. Dally Alaskan: Will you
please inform me when Soapy Smith
met his death, ? day, month, and
year, and oblige.
Old Resident
!
The coroner's inquest held over ,
I the body of Jufferson Randolph
i Smith, (Soapy Smith) rendered a
verdict that he 'tame to his death j
by a bullet wound, on Friday, July
8, 1898. between the hours of 9 and
10 o'clock in the evening.
Mr. B. Plnder came up from j
Douglas yesterdar and has gone In-!
to the Interior.
George Thompson and wife of;
Whitehorse came down yesterday and
left on tho Jefferson for the south. |
Among the tourists who are vis- ;
itlng in Skagway this wee* are(
Misses C. W. and H. K. Roberts'
of l,oa Angele*.
Mrs. L. A. Harrison left Tester- j
day on the Jefferson for a two
months business and pleasure visit
to Seattle Tacoma and Portland.
Mr. C. M. Samson has returned!
from Whitehorse. He is connected
with the Ventura Mining company j
with holdings on Fourth of July
creek
Mrs. F. Y. Pussy, a well known j
lady of the north came down on the
White Pass from Dawson last even-!
Ing and has gone south for thei
winter.
Mr. and Mr* h. A. McAllister'
came down from the Summit last ;
evening. Mr. McAllister returned j
this morning and Mrs. McAllister!
will visit friend^ here for a few
days.
Te Steamship Prince's Sophia
will arrive in Skagway this evening j
at ? o'clock. She has a passen-j
ger list of 42 tourist* and Ifi for)
this port and the inside. She will !
discharge <500 tons of merchandise]
21 cattle and 60 sheep.
Mrs. W. W. Acheson and two
children from Iditarod came out j
yesterday on thflr way south. Mrs j
Acheson formerly ...ed In SkagtAv ;
where she will he remembered bp j
fore her marriiige as Miss McDa
rltt.
Newark, N. .1., hns been rep re- ;
sented In Skagway this week by K
J. Morath and Miss C. M. Wahle.
who in company with Miss K. B |
Townsend of Washington have gone ;
to Atlln for a short trip. Theyj
will return to Skagway and spend
some time hen> before burning;
east.
Mr. and Mrs. Gregory Perkins of!
lx>s Angeles came to Skagway on ;
the Jefferson and have gone to Atlln ?
lin for a f??w days sight seeing
This is the second trip this season
for Mrs. Perkinn. She came up
during the early part of the sea
son with a party of tourists and
was so enthused over the beauties,
of Skagway surroundings that she
prevailed upon Mr. Perkinn to ac
company her on a return trip. Af
ter they hay* done Atlin from a
sight seeing standpoint, they will
return to Skaguray where they will
| remain for a week's enjoyment.
J6c for a home cooked meal?
quick, clean service Where? At!
ttte New Home Restaurant. Fifth
I Avenue, half a Minute from Broadwa.
FRATRRNAL ORDKR OF KAfll.KS
1 11
Skagwar Aerie, No. 16. Fraternal
Order of Eagleo will meet Wednes
day nl?ht at tholr ball on Fifth Ave
i aue. VMtlag brothers cordially in
1 vlted to attend.
THE POWER 0* 5TEAM.
M*n * M.i> Hnf II Tpkff *t
H'ltlhrc.
Vlwr. iAiwt WMl ri* Itr? K">
th? k"U1" lid to jump oi> a. ?
a?t? n I,* 'There must >?? p< - r :>
th At ? <-?m jjiAt it can lift ?u >
treiKtsi."
Th'r" wis*
Million* trior to him hAd i?e-n ?!.
n c pbenotnfnon And regarded It k
?t' ur.enpl >in?d mntcry.
Rec?r:. ?'->ntIfle renearrti has jr.:? It
Unf'r ea tl?? "mum"1 of Dnndruft, Fs?'
fn* Heir. r.?id consequent Baldnena, an '
hn* iin.-wrthed a tlnr (term wWch er,f
the life from ttie root* of tinman tr.1
Newbro's H?r(iW4n destroy* tM
*erm c.id consequently reatore* tt\<
brrtr to ItA natural Mate.
8"M hy leadln* dm**!*** fiend 1 ?c la
for nmph to Tka Ueryic'.de Cf..
Detroit. M!ett.
On# dollar bnttla* ?ruarmnU?><t.
Wn Britt, Special A*ent, Blrarway.
little.
l&ant
Mil!
/ RsOT.LYklT Sdf-Om
f tairtrri; rmdy to operate
2 on nrrimU ,
I V jS r?ni TnttrmM*: mfnm! **?<
j 1 W , wilr ?
I -J rrmrtr peinn; ???* ""
tprrinl /uMl/uf"*i
j Ow putfnr wtKm: _?w,Si5L7"'n
' ? -.-m? "> ?<??*? mlllln* ?n
Ar~~?? <rf '* ton* of "**
5., *uh e.H, min
V .r^mrtrpr I.ITTT.K ?l
KTANtr MftAA
r ? ev*r ?*?; prefer *n*
l?fnrTrtfV>i? oMnltaMe *>T
inf or ralliWC ***
Seattle Gmstmctioa 4 Drjdock Company
D_,. U r. 8. A.
FIVE GOOD ONES TO DRAW TO.
Pebbleford and Gtbsoa Rye. Bod
weiser. Bin? Ribbon and Pal? Rain
ier Beer at the Board of Trade.
FV# IjC y?. r*n a wholesome
bon>? cookrd a e*J at the New Home
ftnetaurint, tth Are.. Jvtf off of
Broadway.
CIUR MKAT OH K TAII..H
At
The Psu-k Train Ite???ur?nt
Ser??l a In earte.
DO NT DtLAV.
(torn* Alaskan P*opl* Hav*
That la Dangerous.
Th* slightest symptom of kidney
trouble is tar too a-srlou* to b% ov?r
lookod. It's Lb ? ?mail, n*glw ted
?roubles that lead to ??rlOQ? kidney
ailment*. That psUn in th* "small" of
jour back; that urinary Irregularity .
thos* headache* and A'.txj spoils,
that weak, weary, worn-out feeling,
may b? natura'a warning of comi x
dropsy or fatal Bright* disease. Why
risk your ?t* by neglecting thes*
symptoms? ftsach th? cans* o f the
trouble while tber* Is y*t Ume ? be
gin treating your kidneys at on'*
with a tried and proven kidney rem
edy. No need to experiment ? l?an's
Kidney Plils hav* been curing kld
ney trouble for over 75 years. Lw*n *
Kidney Pills are used and recommead
ed throughout th? clvl|ix*d world.
Convincing testimony follows:
Mrs. E. A. Husk, 1001 Union 9t-,
Olympia, Wash., says: "Although I
have never used Donna Kidney Plils
myself, they hav* be?n taken by
other members of my family wl b
excellent results. They hav* no
equal for pain and weakness In the
back. The persons who used Doans
"KM ney Pills fn my family are now
entirely fre^ from kidney trouble."
For gale by all d?al*rs. Prlc* 60
' cental Foater-Mllbnrn Co., Buffitlo.
New York, sole agents for United
States.
Remember the name ? Doan's? and
take no other.
H. D. KIRMSE
PIONEER JEWELER
ol Alaska
Largest and Most Complete
Stock of
Nugget Jewelry and
Alaskan Curios
In The North
Stores at
SKAGWAY ft KETCHIKAN
School Days Are Here
We are Headquarters for
TEXT BOOKS
and
SCHOOL SUPPLIES
including
Prangs 3 color paints
Crayola 8 color crayons
Eagle Drafting Pencils
Legal and scratch tablets
Composition hooks- -5, 10 & 15c
Peterson penmanship tablets,
Erasers , lead pencils , rulers
Booh Straps etc . etc.
Never before had we ?uch a full stock of all needed
School Supplies ??
L. A. HARRISON & CO.
Phone 55
Angeles Beer
COSTS MORE TO BREW
COSTS YOU NO MORE
in Bottles and on Draf* at
:All rmsr CLASS BARS