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Doing What
Wearing the ARROW Collar.
Dortero & Son 42 1 Broadway
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! Lodging'
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First Clam
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Popular Prices
j. Open Day and Night
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Opened Under Ne*
Varajreffirot
j. e. Terr el
Formerly of
Daweon Kentucky Kitchen
ard lately of
Scotf? Hotel Carcroea.
The Best in the Market
Properly Cooked
BEST MEALS IN TOWN
AT POPU LAR PRICES
Open from 6 v m. to 10 p. m.
DONTFROC
Unlem You're Got 60 Crnts
H. Hartwigsen
W. W. BOUQHTON
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Cigars Tobacco.
Smokers' Articles,
Stationery and Fish
ing Tackle
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The Best in the Markets
?ad t?4ay * is th*
Most Popular Eating
House in the North J
-> V* Location -s
Broadway. between 3rd end 4th
Tfee Deimonico of Alaska
UNCLE SAM'S "MIDDIES.'*
? ? ?
Training and Discipline That Prepare j
Them Far tha Navy.
The pr*y of n midshipman Is JK*X> per
year. and this begins on the day of
his admission to the academy, He at j
once spends 1220 04 for clothing. fce<l i
ding and other equipment*, some of
which at* as follow#: A rug for 70
cent*, a hair pillow for 75 cent*. ?i*
pillowcase* for 72 cent* and six
sheets for W.30 So It can be seen that
his apartments wtll not be luxurious
He must deposit WO when he enters,
and this will be credited on the books
of the pay officer to be expended by
the dlm-Ooo of the superintendent In '
the purchase of textbooks, etc.
When he haa been folly entered as a |
mKlshlpman It la the aim of the officers
In chars* to educate the young man to i
become a competent naval officer- to j
become a master of the art of maritime
warfare, to be a gentleman as woll as j
in offl.-er and to hold honor and duty j
Co country paramount to everything
els? The neatuess In dress of the offi
cer of the United States naTy la pro j
rerblal, ami only those who come In ;
close contact with him can appreciate
the change four year* at the Naval
academy can make In the habits. dre*? j
and manners of a young man. to say
nothing of the excellent education he j
receives
The midshipman has few luxuries at j
the academy Ills room Is furnished Id i
the simplest style An Iron bod. n book- j
case, a cupboard, a washstxnd. a study ;
table and a chair go to make up the
furnishings The walls are bare, and j
If he has a picture of "the girl he left |
behind" it can be tacked Inside the |
j iloor of hla cupboard. Kich midship
man occupies a room alone Those j
rooms are In suits for two men. with
a shower tvith to be used by both.
Mrs C R Miller In l^nlle'*.
IRVING'S STAGE EFFECTS.
8iiencs. LigM and Just On* Other Es
sential Produced Them.
Wendell Phillips Dodge relates In the
London Strand Magazine an Incident j
growing out of the first meeting of
Rol?crt Mantell with Sir nenry Irving |
back in l.*CC when both were playing j
Romeo In I .owlon There were re
viewers who found Irving too old for
the youthful Romeo, and one advised
that be should make way for "the
young fellow over at the Olympic."
Irving prepared a special afternoon
performance In the Lyceum, to which
all the players in London were Invited
After it was over Mantell went back
of the stage, and Irving asked him how
be Uked the performance. "It has been
like an afternoon at school with con
genial lessons." replied Mantell. "How
do you do it? How do you manage ef !
I fects? Hov do you get such atmos
phere. such a rea ligation of the glory I
of the tragedy, with such little effort} j
| Is there no recipe?"
"There hi? Indeed, there Is." answered
Irving: "simple, too? only three things
to remember The first I* silence ?n<l
plenty of It behind the wcencs. no that
the net or may be at case. with noth
Ins to distract when striving for his
shading The second Is light, ref
lated a* far as possible so that nature
la counterfeited, and that, young man
Is the recipe."
"Rut." protested Mas tell. "you said
there were three things to remember
You have mentioned but two Is there
a third?"
"Did I say a third?" .asked Irving
"Cm? perhaps I did, perhaps I did
bnt what eonld I have had in mind?
Let me see Ah. yes. silence. light
and? am. shall I say? actors? Remem
ber that, my hoy. actors Silence, light
and?actors, that is the third"
Nsmsd For Hit Satanic Majesty.
It is scarcely an exaggeration to say
that hardly a county in the British
Isles Is without some place or thing
with the designation Devil, all of
which prompts the thought that his
Satanic majesty most be a bolder of a
considerable amount of property on
this terrestrial globe. The Devil's
Punch Bowl, the Devil's Bellows, the
Devil's Kitchen, the Devil's Beef
Tub. the I '?evil's Frying Pan. the Dev
It's Ijike. the Peril's Dike, the Devil's
Caldron, are a few Instances which
occur at random, scattered about in
various parts of the country.? Dundee
Advertiser
Undressing While Swimming.
An authority on boating and swim
mlng advlse? that every boy and girl
who is learning to swim also learn to
undress In the water, so that In case
of falling overboard from a boat there
will be less danger of drowning. Put
on old clothes, be says, swim with one
hand and the opposite foot and take
off the shoe from the free foot with
the free band. After the shoes are off
they being the first things to get rid of.
the swimmer should turn on his back
and take off his clothes or as many as
be can get off. swimming meanwhile
with his legs ? New Tork Herald
What Makes ths Valet.
j "It's so ridiculous." said Cbolly Sap- j
head, "to say that "clothes don't make
the roan.' "
"Indeed r replied Miss Pepprey.
"Taaa. Too see. If a fellow like me
didn't have such lots of clothes he
wouldn't need a man."? Catholic
standard and Times
A Cheics of Evils.
Landlady- Would yon advise roe to
?end my danghter to a cooking school
or to a music school? Boarder (re flee
tJvelyi- WeHj I think Td send her to a j
cooking school. It may he more fatal
In Its results, but tt Isn't anything like
so noisy.
Economy Is in Itself a source of great
revenue Seneca
MUST FIGHT IT |
ALL OVER AGAIN
bos Angeles, Aug. JO- -The pro j
secutlon of CUrence Harrow will i
not coase with the verdict given In '
his favor last Friday. It was d*- ,
dded YMiPi'ilnj afternoon to hold
htm on a second charge and It la '
very probable that another long
drawn out case will occupy the at
tention of the -courta for an indefi
nite period.
Tjje council for Harrow hate ask
ed for a dismissal on I he grounds
that his liberty vm once placed In
Jeopardy on th? name charge The
second indictment la much In the
same character aa the first and re
cite* that he atl^mpted to bribe and
corruptly influence Oeorge I>ock-'
wood |
Autumn passenger traffic from
the interior la beginning to Increase.
I?ast night brought about twenty
people out. Among the number
were Capt.iin and Mr*. l^eRallister,
and Mr and Mr* Joseph Blethen,
A H Hryant. W. W. Hunler. A.
Skold, John Qamble, Dr. and Mrs.
C. N Relnlg. Ja* Hubert, Mrs. and
Mr. Harold Cleme?ta, Mr*. (1. B.
Miller, Mrs. C. F. flrlffits and Mr.
and Mrs. R. Kalemborn. the latter
two were former residents of Skag
way.
The final meeting of the Fourth |
of July commltt??es will be hcl|| to-]
night at 8. 30 o'clock in the city j
hall. It Is desired that everyone he
present who was in any way connec
ted with the celebration, as. the
committees wish to pay all bills, col
lect *11 Indebtedness and disband.
On Saturday, August 10, Anton)
V. l.indstrom and John K. Carlson
were killed In an expolslon at the
Treadwell mine. Nobody knows how;
it happened. They were experienc
ed powder men. Hoth of them were}
foreigners with families.
James Kelley. a laborer about!
forty years old, fell under tho
wheels of a traitti at 23 below on
Bonansa, on the Klondike railway
Monday, August 12, and had both
of his legs cut off He died a few
hours later.
THFY HAD TO KILL GAME.
So They Couldn't Watte Powder on a
Man ? Eat. n, j Crocodile.
In "Animal Life In Africa" Is the
following curious narrative. which
?hows the Imllirmnct of the natives
of East Africa to the sacrifice of hu
man life:
One morning I was standing on the
banks of the Lnjenda river, in Portu
guese (Cast Africa, watching, with my
friend. Mr. Maugham. our stores cross
ing. We hntl Just come to the conclu
aion that what we had fancied was
the protruding nose of a crocodile was.
in fact, only a plvt* of rock when a
local native, who was standing near, j
said. "If you will come with me to j
the village I can show you a big croco- |
dlle." Mr. Manghnm electing to stay |
jnd superintend Ihe porters across the J
river. 1 went along wijh the "l>oy."
The village In question lay but some j
300 yards distant acd proved to oe of j
considerable size and full of people,
who at the moment were in a state of
pleasurable and noisy excitement over
the arrival of our large caravan "But
aureiy there can be no crocodile here j
with all this noise going on?" I re
marked. "Oh. yes." nonchalantly re
plied the gnlde "Lie lives here and
does not mind the people "
Sure enough, on reaching the bank
the first thing I s:iw was a huge croco
dlle basking at full length and with
his month wide open on a rock not
more than twenty yards away. He
was not In the least disturbed by the
chattering of the women and children,
and there was no question of stalking
him. It was only necessary to sit
leisurely down on tho bank and put a
bullet through his shoulder, when,
after shutting and o|>enlng his montn
a few times, he fell off the rock and
tank like a stone.
The headman was ?j|nlte pleased, say
ing that the animal took some one. !
usually a woman or child, at least \
once a month. "Why. then." I said In J
astonishment, having noticed that
about every second iran seemed to be j
provided with a firearm of some sort j
"did yon not shoot It!" "Ah. well, we
have very little powder, and It Is very
expensive, and we are poor and re
quire all we have to kill game." was
the surprising though characteristic
answer.
The Life Line.
Amateur Palmist? The life line indl
cates how tong you will live Skeptical j
Friend- Ye*> Isn't It! a wonder the
life Insurance companies pay no atten
tlon to It?
An Evcicm.
Patience- What reason had she for
marrying him? Pa trie*? Why. be had j
money Patience- Tbiit Is not a rea
son; that's an excuse.
Tbe way ot the world Is to praise
dead aalnts and pirseoite living one*
-Howe
Tlie grand opera start
have gone abroad,
but?
yon ran still hear them Jim?
their greatest triumphs on the
Vict of.
Though thrjr are thowwrnis of
mHe? away, ( irw>, Melt>?. T?t
ratzini, and *11 the other Itmtw
artist* who make records ex
clu?ivrljr for the Victor, ?inR lor
rfxi whenetrr and a* often at jr^ti
wish.
( tmr in *n?l h*?r th*m. ??rt ?*? lite
(Tfnent of ihf Victor itll toIUC)
?nd Victor VicfroU (115 to MO). Kttj
trrrtm it demrrd.
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W11U/ M PR1TT
THF PWIOQUT
85c for * home cooked niell
qnlck, clean service. Where? At
the New Home Restaurant, Fifth
Avenue, naif a minute from Broadw^
FltATK.lt \ \li OltOER OF F.A<JIiK8
Skagway Aerie, No. 2s?. Fraternal
Order of Eagles trill meet Wednes
day night at their hall on Fifth Ave
nue. Visiting brother# cordially in
vlted to attend.
FIVE GOOD ONES TO DRAW TO.
Pebbleford and Gibson Rye. Held
welaer, Blue Ribbon and Pa!? Rafn
ler Beer at the Board of Trade.
F<# 15c ya?. can net a *hole??n?A,
borne oooked n ejJ at the New Hom^
Restaurant. Mb Ave., Jntl off of
Broadway.
nt \lt MK\T OWK TAIM
at
The Park Truiit KrsfAiirant
Sert?l a la rarfe.
i
| DONT DELAY.
Some Alaskan People Hare Lear Led
That Neglect Is Dangerous,
The slightest symptom of kidney
trouble la tar too serious to be o r?r
looked. It's the small, neglected
trouble? that lead to serkna kidney
alluenca. That pain la the "amair of
your bnck; that urinary irregularly ,
those headaches and diaxy spell",
that weak, weary, worn-out feeling,
may be nature's warning of coming
dropsy or fatal Bright'* dls?a?a Why
jrisk your life by neglecting theae
nymptoms? Reach the ?ause of the
j trouble while there Is yet time? be*
gin treating your kidneys at oiks
with a tried and proven kldnpy rem.
edy. No need to experiment ? Doan a
Kidney Pills bar* been curing kid
ney trouble for over 76 years. Doan s
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ed throughout the clvllited wori'J.
Convincing testimony follows:
Mrs. E. A. Husk. 1041 Union St.,
Olympla, Wash., says; "Although I
hare never used Doan s Kidney 1 Ills
myself, they have be?n taken by
other members of my family wl h
excellent results. They have no
equal for pain and weeknee* In the
back. The persons who used Doan a
Kidney Pills In my family are now
entirely free from kidney trouble."
F*>r sale by all dealers, price 60
certs, Fotter-MUburn Co., Buffalo,
New York, sole tgerts for Ual'ed
States
Remember the name? Doan'j ? and
take no oUier.
H. D. KIRMSE
PIONEER JEWEIJLR
of Alaxka
I^argrM and Mo?t Complete
Stock of
Nugget Jewelry and
Alaskan Curios
In The North
SKAGWAY& KETCHIKAN
School Days Are Here
We are Headquarters for
TEXT B OOKS
and
SCHOOL SUPPLIES
including
Prangs 3 color painis
Crayola '8 color craytms
Eagle Drafting Pencils
Legal and scratch ta\lets
Composition boohs- -51 10 & 15c
Peterson penmanship th'blets,
Erasers , lead pencils , rulers
Booh Straps etc. etc. \
Never before had we such a full stock of all needed
ScHool Supplies
L. A. HARRISON & CO.
Phone 55
Angeles Beer
COSTS MORE TO BREW
COSTS YOU NO IWIORE
in Bottles and on Dlaf* at
AU FIRST CLASS BARS