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And Also SHOES. PANTS. SHIRTS,
NECKTIES. HOSE, HATS, CAPS, ETC.
Gents' Furnishing Goods
Tony Dortero & Son ? 421 Broadway
The White Pass ?
LI 1 1 Whiteborse. ?
notel Yukon Ter. ?
?
1 Now Op*1" To .
The General Traveling Public *
1*0 ler N< ? V ,-?c? sen'. Of ?
M- C. RACINE. Mjr and Propr. ^
Rites: -SI. 00 per Day and Ip ?
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Steam Lacndrv
AB Work Short
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Best Meals
Ib Thr Ci"* at the
NEW HOME
RESTAURANT
NOONDAY or r
DINNER
Lodging
EverTthinc ("tfJn xod
P;rs? C.xss
Filth Avenue nf?r Broadway
Draper <& Co.
Vpeota Ftr
EASTMAN KODAK SUPPLIES
rHOTOGKAFITKRS
Pftiisiifcyt ooc? for Ukw? *-bo
tie twttna."
Put He* of Films, P.'aW* *rd r*.
l*Cd.
U<ui or J on carefully attraoed to.
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StSiTwAr. AlASkA.
\ CANDY
\ CIGARS
( TOBACCO
/
Smoker# Articles
A Carvfully Selected Stock
of Notions, Such as ShAvo
inff Art?clos. belts. Note
IVnt forget th*? number
428
BRO ADWAY. CJW Ftftkl
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I Board of Trade?
|t Cafe 1
T V
J, j litruu A CWtl. Proprietor* j,
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T Evevthing New and First T
Tj T
Si Class S
Banquet? and Private Dinner? T
*A Specialty* jj|
Popular Prices IC
Open Day and Night 2
4. X
Pack Train
Restaurant
TONY STAN1CH. Pnoprwtor
F?r 14 Yr?r? W? H?t* SflrfJ hK
1 The Best in the Markets
??<J twiaT it it tW
Most Popular Elating
House in the North
New Location
Broadwav. between 3rd and 4th
The Delmonico of Alaska
H. D. KIRMSE
PIONEER JEWELER ~
of Alaska I
Largrst and Most Compile
Stock of
Nugget Jewelry and
Alaskan Curios
In The North
Stores at
SKAGWAY flc KETCHIKAN
| Electric Globes
and Supplies
Untill further notion the follow
trc pric^esare maue on all grades
of amps ?
Tungsten 25 watts $ .65
Tungsten 40 watts .70
Tungsten 60 watts 1.00
Tungston 100 watts 1.35
Tantalum 25 watts .50
Tantalum 40 watts ? ,50
Tantalum SO watts .85
Carbon 60 watts .25
Carbon 120 watts .35
Eloetrical supplies and fix
ture at reasonable rates
Estimates given on all work
Home Power Co.
CHAS. KTE. W?? iw
Display Rmw Offic*. 4ft A Mwj.
PUNISHED THE SHREW.
8t#ry of Vixen's Hud That 0?oe
Mtti a Hem In
Ia Rerltn. as n tourlsr Htros Into the
RdnsragrM.' not f.it fi n I ho kal
?r'? palace. he will see, ti.it>! In a n'cbr
In the second story of ti c- house No
38. a l>ust carved In stone. Tiii* i>
called the ?"Neidkopf." It represent)
a hideous, harpy faced tvoimn. with
snakelike curls of hair and tongue
sticking out In mocking derision. Tb!s
Is tbe story of Its origin ami purpose:
One day almost 200 years a go Fred
erick William of Prussia. "Old Frits,"
was walking about the streets of hi?
city In tl?e shabby, free and easy way
he loved, looking about for some grlcv.
anr* to redress or some load to lighten,
which was an agreeable habit of this
plain living king. Looking in at a win
dow. he was struck by tbe Intent In
dustry of a humpbacked goldsmith,
and so the king entered the little shop
for a chat. .The r*-sult of tills inter
view was an order for a go'd table scrv
ice for the royal household, which
made the fortune of tlic hunchback.
Tjiter the king uia?i other vi?lts to
see ho wthe work whs progressing and
on one of theM* occasions noticed n
woman in the window of the opposite
house, making the most hideous
aces and |>ointlng a derisive finger at
the little crippU\
??\Chnt Is the matter wi:b the shrew
over there*'" n<kod Frederick William.
"It Is envy, your ma.lo?ty." cxr'nimed
the goldsmith "She Is the wife of a
rival goldsmith, and ever since your
ma,Josty gave I ? tb!? order she and
her daughter have not censed to mock
and deride me.
Frederick William, paternal in pun
lshment as well as in reward, at once
made Inquiries as to the owner-ldp of
the house wherein this shrew lived
lie found that it belonged to her hu
band. and therefore reasoned that
there was little likelihood of the fam
ily moving. This seemed to plense
him. He next enlisted the services of
a sculptor and ordered him to make
the bust of a woman with the most
shrewish, Xantipi>e like face he con' !
Imagine. The king then l<otjgM and
renovated the house In whi."h thej
hunchback hrd h's workshop, present
ed it to him and caused the bust to
be placed conspicuously above the
workroom window. Thus whenever
the envious woman across the street
looked forth from her casement the
first thing on wbi -h her eyes fell was
this intended portrait of her amiable
; self.
For more than years the "Neid
kopf." "spiteful vixen head." as one
would s:iy lu Fngiish. stood In proud
prominence, a reproach to tbe enviuu
Krau Goldschmicd and her descend *j
ants. It afterward mysteriusly dis
api?earod. but in 1S40 or thereabout
it was found again in a forgotten col
lection of bric-a-brac. Frederick Wil
| llam IV. bought the bust for a very
large price and had it replaced in its
original niche, where it stands today.
I ?New York Press.
Chateaubriand's Tragedy.
Writing on M. Chateanlri rid in t '10
Faris Tempi. Jules flatviie nvall
| the story of the first perf?inuan<-e of
the crent author's tragedy "Molso."
: Unable to secure its production in Par
ts. lie had it sT:ii:i<?1 :i t Versiilln. Too
? nervous t?? I*- pn *ent in the lionse on
the occasion. he ?ont Ms valet with or
der* to return and report to the re
cepllon of t tie pie -e Tlie servant duly
arrived.
"Wellf" risked Chateaubriand.
"Ah. M. le Vii onite. I amu?od myself
I s|>ent a n o--: delightful evening"
"It was n vuecoss. then';"
"A success. M. le Ylconite ' Of coursi
It wm a sn--cess. Jt was an immense
success. The audience never stopped
| laughing from the l>e?inniiip to t ho ml
of it."
Enigma cf Gravitation.
i Gravitation is one of nature's enig
mas. The great Newton himself did
! not pretend to know what eravitation
; is. He only knew that It existed, and
j he was able to provj> how it acted, but
| what it was in and of itself he never
, knew. Gravitation Is a law of tia
| tu re or a force acting in accordance
1 with a law of nature, and that is all
i that the wisest man Is aide to say
about It? unless he is prepared to talk
j nonsense It is like electricity. We
; know perfectly well what electricity
1 does, but what electricity itself is
baffles the profonndest of scientists and
philosopher* New York American.
Merely a Suggestion.
The second hand dealer looked the
car over carefully and then m."de his
offer.
"Pll take the machiuery of <'ie mo
tor." he said, "but I don't want the
rest of It."
"Rut." said Wiggins. "what 'II I do
with my body?"
"Your body?" said the dealer, "why.
I don't know. You ought to consult
an undertaker a'.?oiit that."? Har|<er's
I Weekly.
GRA^O REDUCTION SALE
The Pack Train Is now selling a
big lot of *iood Goods at reduced j
j prices as they are getting too old to j
hold and sell at a profit. Yours,
tf. Herman Grimm, j
Rainier and Olympla Beer on draft
at the Board of Trad?. This Is the
first time that we have had Rainier
cn draft, and you can now get a
glass of either of the above famous
boers. This Is the time to drink
beer. Get P at the Board of Trade
Bar. tf
Subscribe for the Daily Alaskan.
? and he happy.
KIV? <;EOR?K V CKLKBRATION.
(Continued tram Pace 1.)
seven innings, it was necessary toi
play two more innings in order to
get a decision. In the last half of
the ninth, the Tri-City team made
,t run, and the wore stood four to
three in the latUir'B favor.
l>uring the interim between the
first and second (tames, and also
the Second and t;hird contest, the
field and athlctic sports for the
grown-ups were pulled off, and so
numerous were the events and en
tries. that it was. found necessary
to continue the contests after the
finish of the third hall panic.
The field program afforded much
amusement to the spectators, as
well as the contestants, and the
sportsman like manner in which the
rrogram was carried out was a
great compliment to the manage
ment. There wan not one unpleas
ant happening of any kind during
the entire celebration, and all who
were fortunate enough to participate
in the excursion went home voting
the 1912 White'horse celebration
the best ever. Peace and harmony
at all times prevailed.
Cinders From Knginc Xo. O'-!.
Mayor Pan McDonald of Bennett
with his official retinue, Leo Sim
mons the Laird of Car cross and
Percy R?*ed, as well a** a number of
other notables were in the City by
the Rapids.
\Y. It. Greonouph. John Mocine
and all the rest of the Atlas Min
ing company's good fellows were
there from the big mines, the works
being closed down in honor of the
celebration.
The visitors from all over the
world, who were awaiting the sail
ing of the first boats entered Into
the spirit of the occasion, and did
their part to jolly things along
The Sixteenth Infantry band "was
there all the time." as their refrain
goes. Chief Musician Fisher and
his aggregation of musicians did
more than their share in adding
"harmony" to the day's pleasure,
and Whitehorse. will long remember
their visit
Judge Steve llngan and Jimmy
Gill with <) host of other good peo
ple from Haines wore very much in
evidence wherever there was any
thing of special interest
Henry Prie of Douglas was there
like a duck, and added his g< nl.'! '
countenance to the gayety of th"
occasion.
Willis Nowell and wife mad-'
the trip, and it was due to Mr i
Nowell's influence that a number of
the passengers of the SS. Georgia
were enabled to stuy over in Skae
way until the sailing of the Dolphin
today.
One of the most interesting fen
turos of the entertainment was the
?
which sailed from her dock at S
o'clock Saturday night. Thi< marks
the opetiinL of the river navigation
from the head of the Yukon for the
season of 1012. and amid the wav
ing of banners, and the sweet
strains of the United States military
band, the big boat swung out into
the rushing current of the mighty
?iver and rtarted on her lone voy
age with a full compliment of pas
sengers The whole crowd of ex
cursionists were on the dock to bid
her God speed.
The reception and ball held Sat
urday night was one long to be re
membered by all. The music was
furnished by the orchestra of the
Sixteenth Infantry band, and none
better was ever played for the lov
ers of Terpslchor.
Those who did not return on the
late train Saturday night, left
Whitehorse Sunday morning at S
o'clock arriving in this city at
one o'clock yesterday afternoon
Dr. Harry C DeYi?hne of Doug
las made the trip as medical attend
ant for the ball players. Mrs. I*>
Vighne also made the trip.
Captain Potts and Captain Gayer
of the 16th Infty., U. S. A., now
stationed at Fort Seward, took ad
vantage of the excursion to see
the Yukon.
Percy Pond, the Juneau photo
grapher, went over for the purpose
of getting some viewii of Stroller
White's painted glacier.
Steve Ferris, steward of the Mex
ican boarding house, Treadwell.
made the trip to Yukon.
Mayor and Mrs. Stebbing of Doug
las were among the excursionists
Saturday.
Harry Mclver, formerly of tbP
16th Infty., now manager of the
Treadwell club went over to White
horse with the ball funs from the
city of the big stamp mill.
Miss Kempthorne, the noted pian
ist, who has been giving a series of
musical-lectures In the cities of
Southeastern Alaska, Joined the ex
cursionists to Whitehorse.
Mesdames Chambers, Dahl, Fore
man and Stedman. and Misses Mc
Cormick. Bach and Manners were
among the excursionists from Doug
las and Treadwell.
The line-up of the Tri-Clty team
was as follows:
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do mo Alaskan People Hare Learned
That Neglect U Dangerous,
The slightest symptom of kidney
trouble is far too serious to be over
looked. Us the small, neglected
^roubles that l'-ftd to serious kidney
ailments. That pain In the "small" of
your back; that urinary Irregularity;
those headaches and dizzy spells ;
that weak, weary, worn-oat feeling,
may be nature's warning of coming
dropsy or fatal Brlght's disease. Why
risk your life by neglecting these
symptoms? Keach the cause of the
trouble while there is yet time ? be
gin treating your kidneys at once
with a tried and proven kidney rem
edy. No need to experiment ? Doan's
Kidney Pills have been curing kid
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Convincing testimony follows:
Mrs. E. A. Husk. 1001 Union St.,
Olympia, Wash., says: "Although I
have never used Doan's Kidney Pills
myself, they have been taken by ?
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excellent results. They have no
equal for pain and weakness In the ,
back. The persons who used Doan's
Kidney Pills in my family are now
entirely free from kidney trouble."
For sale by all dealers. Price 60 ,
cents, Foster-Mllburn Co., Huffain,'
New York, solo agents for United
States.
Remember the name? Doen's ? and
take no other.
Golden North
Hotel
Dining Room
Meals served T able d Hote
or a ia Carte
AO Paltry trved ? from our own
Ovens
SMOKERS ATTENTION
Harold miceeeaor U
W. W. Dougbton. ha* taken the
tu&acj for the JuaWy famoti?
EL INFINITO CLEAR
HAVANA CIOARS.
5,000 just received from the far
tory at Tampa, Fla. If you want the
beet don't fail to give theae gooda
a trial.
Fx* tie f9>. mi? c a wholeeom-.
hniM OOOkwi ir?aJ at the New Hom?
ReaUaraat, Mb At*.. } **. off of
Ftro*dw?y.
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Lessen the I^abor of Keeping Your
house Clean, Dust With
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L. A. HARRISON & CO.
Phone 55
(\, hut j. Douglas.
P., Mullov, Juneau.
1st b., Snyd?r, Jnneao.
2nd b., Nichols, Juneau.
3rd b , Shephard, Juneau.
SS., Kricksoi!, Douglas
R. F., KHly, Juneau.
C. F., Zctt, Juneau.
L. F . I (ills. Juneau.
Manager, Dare H ousel.
The line-up of the Troadwell1
It'.ini wr.s r.s follows:
(' , Co i?h 'ii
P.. 1 oilen, Chamher;, Rockefeller
!<i l? , Foreman.
2iid b , Meridith.
3rd b., Manners.
SS., Linscott.
L. F , Dahl.
C. F., Chambers.
R. F., Rtedman.
Manager, M. V. Chrisman.
HOWS THIS?
We offer One Hundred Dollar* Re
ward for any case of catarrh that cai
not be cured by Hall's Catarrh Cnrs.
F. J. CHENEY ft CO.. Toledo. O.
We, the undersigned have known
F. J. Cheney for the past 15 yean,
and believe him perfectly honorable
in all business transactions, and fin
ancially able to carry out any obliga
tions made by hi9 firm. Waldirg, Kin
nan & Marvin, Wholesale orngglst* o
Toledo, O.
Hall's Catarrh cure is taken intern
ally, acting directly upon the blood
and mucous surfaces of the system.
Testimonials sent free. Price 75c.
psr bottle. Sold by all druggists.
Take Hall's Family Pills for constl
patilon.
iDelkloiM Ico Creun an<l |c?
cream soda, with strictly p*ire fruit
juices, and crushed fruits at th?
Vienna Cafe, Broadway, b^twae?
Fifth and Sixth Aven. tf
Location notices, pTacer and quart*
(or iale by the yaily Alaskan. tf.
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Mana^ment
J . E. TERREL
Formerly of
Dawson Kentucky Kitchen
and lately of
Seotf* Hotel CarcroM.
The Beat in the Market
Properly Cooked
BEST MEALS IN TOWN
AT POPULAR PRICES
Open from 6 a. m. to 1 0 p. m.
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Unless You're Got 80 CKMTs
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