.nr.-. ,,'T TwV"rrsrn> <" ?
Have You ......
Ever Tried Our
Soda Crackers In
Bulk? They are
Crisp and Fresh
We also have the Plain and Salted
Long Branch Wafers in the hulk
c. w. ask &. SONS
Say Fellows !
We have juat received ? iKipment
or aoma real "daaay" hata the kind
that give you "that nifty appearance^
NOW ia the time to get your ?um.
mcr lid. Remember
"Happy Haa 'Em'
DORTERO & SON
Exclusive Clothiers and Gent'* Furnishers
Pack T rain
Restaurant
TONY 3TANICH. Fn>*ri?t*r
Far 14 T??r? W? Hit* StrrW mlj
' The Best in the Markets
uJ ttJar It u tW]
Most Popular Eating
I House in the North
New Location
Broadway, between 3rd and 4th
The Delmonico of AUskrn
Why not put out to work for you
V.13 few dollars that you eavoT
For a small payment down and
monthly payment* for balance. you
can purchase a lot 66 X 106 In Vaa
rotifr, the Liverpool of the Pacific
Coast. These lota hare light and
water on the property, are two block
from electric cars, are close to the )
nu shops being erected by the B.
C. Klectrtc Street Railway, close to
the New Western Canada Power Co.
laryp plant. In fact In the heart of
Van< ouver a Industrial center. Ev
e / lot guaranteed as represented
or money refunded.
Writ* t.tktna Bros. Ltd., Vancouv
er. or tall on or write Q. V. Tay
lor, tuident salon manager, Skag<
SMOKERS ATTENTION
Harold M. Hartwlgsen, has the
agency for the JuaGy famous
EL INFINITO CLEAR
HAVANA CIOAR3.
6,000 Just received from the f??
tory at Tampa, Fla. If you want the
Hst don't fail to try them.
Kor 35o you can get a wholsome,
home cooked meal at the New Home
Rentauant, Sth Avenue Just off of
Broadway.
Advertise Alaska advantageously
by sending the Dally Alaskan back
to the states. By mall, 73c per mo.
H.M. Hartwigsen
DSALin IV
CICARS. TOBACCO AND
SMOKERS' ARCTICLES
NOW IS THEjTlME
TO FISH
A carefully (elected line of Rod*, Reel*.
Lint*. Flye*. Hook* and bail.
[EVERYTHING FOR
THE ANGLER
Large circulaling library, including the
late* copywrite book*. Magazine*.
Newspaper* and other periodical*. Fine
r? Notice to?
PROSPECTORS
C Parties intending [to go to
the Teslin strike or other
place* in the interior, will
find it to their interest to
write
CAM SMITH
kWhitehorse, Y. T.
FOR INFORMATION
Mr. Smith hasall kinds of
power boats frccn four horse
power to fifteen which he
will sell or rent at reason
able rates.
Inquiries Cheerfully
Answered
FIVE GOOD ONES TO DRAW TO.
Pabblaford and Gibson Ryo. Bud
walaer, Bl?? Ribbon and Pale Rain
ler B*?r at the Board ot Trade..
CRAB MEAT OOCK TAILS
at
T%? Pack Train Restaurant
Serrad a la carte.
HEADQUARTERS
For Miners Supplies and Inform
ation of Silver Creek
All Goods Delivered 12 Mil eg Free of Charge
Miners and prospectors who are intending going
to the new diggings by Atlin in the Silver Creek
districts can purchase all their outfits in Atlin
cheaper than you can elsewhere and not have to
pull your load 1 00 miles to Atlin.
Big Store, Little Pirice,
' ->?s of Goods and Plenty Rice.
N Atlin, Y. T.
HOW Till] DIG THING
HAPPKNKI) IN DAWSON
Tho eleventh mlnuto nftcr ?lvo o
clock In the afternoon of the four
teenth \H.v of tho fifth uionth of
the year nineteen hundred und thir
teen Anno Domini. That's when the
Ice went out of Dawson, according
to the Dawson News for May IS.
While the N. C. clock's hand was
traversing tho olevonth mlnuto af
ter flvo tho tu;{ cauio on the rope
und tho clcctrlcal wires wero dis
connected. The clock stopped, and
tho hand stood over olovou on tho
day which' was twice sevon. And
tho whistles blow.
Like the charmed notes from tho
plod plpcr'i; flute, tho clamorous
wfilstlo drew tho populate from the
houses. ICveryono llnoJ tho front,
viewed tho Ico and tho flag, and
'.hon looked for tho number which
spelled tho fatal moment.
Tho lco ran threo hundred yards,
ana th. n canto to a standstill. It
remained there a I0115 time, and
later In tho ovonlUR moved a little
more. "*
Tho lco still holds on the front to
day. Tho river Is expected to be
entlroly clear within a week.
The ice pool players uro calculat
ed to huvo boon 'he cause of about
$20,000 changing hands in Dawson.
The largest winnings were by Mai-,
colin Mciflnnon and John Zaccarolli,
who pulled down moro than $3,300
Jointly. Tncy share tho winnings
equally. J. W. lloyle, 'Jr., won
$1,200* I'ob Kills won moro than
$1,200, and a bride. Harry Parr
won $600, and A. M. Blakle won
moro than $400. Besides the above
winners, thero were a number
guessing closo enough to the cor
rect time td pull down pools from
$15 to $?0 each.
SEXATC KXONIiKATKS BIT
j tin says "uni/TY"
New York. May 27? Stephen Still
woll, state Senator, who was lately
exonerated by the stale senate <>f
the charges preferred against him
guilty by the Jury In the Dlstri> '
Court, i e will be sonteuccd to
morrow.
VAGK WU.I. UK Jl'ST
AX' AMEIUCAX AMBASSADOl
Will Tiy and Win KecopiUlon In
An Kudcovor To Maintain tin*
Friendly notations Between John
Hull arid V'ncle Sum.
i.ondon, May 27 ? Walter 11.
Page, ambassador to the court of
St. James from the United States
arrived In this city yesterday. When
greeted by friends Mr. Page stated
thU ho had come to Groat Britain
for diplomacy and not for enter
tainment. He said that he did not
ej.cxct to win recognition as a lav
ish host, but that ho would bo "just
an Amtrlcap ambassador doing his
beet to maintain the friendly rota
tions th.it have so long oxlstoil bo
tween his country and tho one to
which ho was accredited."
OKI Mv Kit
lif I'nvs twico iin Much For Alio
Iteun In 1013 as Ho I>i<l In 1010,
But Oils Down HN \>nrly Allow
unco About 100 Million Poiinils.
Washington, May 27 ? Secretary
of Commerco Red field lino Issued a
statement to tlte effect that ac
cording to figures compiled for tho
n'bc months ending March 30, 1913,
wl.'l show the Importations of coffee
li.to tho I'nlted States in tho pres
ent fiscal year ending June 30,
next, will show a larger value than
In any proceeding year In tho his
tory of the country, although the
quantity will fall below that of cer
tiia earlier years.
During tho nine mont,hs ended
March 30, 716,327,146 pounds wcro
lmportcj and from tbis it is estim
ated that 900 million pounds will bo
tho total for tho year, as against
('??> billion pounds Imported In 1909,
Tho value of the coff?o imported
for the first nine months of the fis
cal year was $99,881,423, an aver
ago of 13.9 cents per pound .is
against 13.3 conts in 1912, 10.3
cents In 1911, x7.9 cents lu 1910,
7.f> cents in 1909, and 6.6 cents In
1903. 1 je average Import prlco In
1913 behi? more than double that of
1903.
The Steamship Georgia arrived
In port at 12:30 last night from
Juueau and way, ports and sailed
this morning at 8: IS.
feTAMPEHE OX IX THK
T.VNAXA VALLEY BEQIOX
Fairbanks, April 24? Reports
from over the trail lndlcato that
I ravol to the recently-reported strike
011 Twenty mile creek Is still In
progress. The creek Is a tributary
to the Salcha river about twenty
inilcs from Its mouth, anil has bcon
tbe Hceno of considerable staking
becausse <>* tho reported dlscovory
m.ido by Pearson and partners.
Lots of staking is reported to bo
In progress In the district, which
Is satisfying tho stampeders with
tho big area of open ground. More
claims are being staked than would
Ivivo been posslblo bofore bocauso of
4 he opor-i lon of the new mining act.
ILOOD OK GOUv TO
FAIRBAXKS IS OX
Fairbanks, May 15 ? Townwurd
from tho crooks, the unuunl flood of
gold has starteij. Yesterday's
train bore many mining men from
their crock workings, many of them
with large tat pokos of dust to rep
resent their first cleanups. Thoro
wtro some smaller pokes too, from
minors wlic took out windlass dumps
Every train and every auto car
that reachcs town on tho railroad
coines gold-laden. The train hour
lino of mcu at tho gold dust win
dows, waiting for tho buyer to blow
:md weigh tho coutonts of their
Slulclni; is general on tho creeks
at this time, report tho arrivals, al
though Pedro and Fairbanks crook
miners have not been favored wKh
LFISARGK STII.L HOIBt SOLID
KXOl'nU TO CKO88
Prlate advices received In Skag
way this morning state that LeBargc
Is still sclld enough to traverse
with dos icam, and that the steam
boats Canadian, Nastlln and Tana,
which wintered at tho foot of lake
I.oBHrge got away and are duo to
Ing. A ; soon as possible after the
arrival t>? theso boats tho Schwat
ka .will ? 1 1 for loner river points.
1 h e sta'a of the water at Whlte
horso Is stilf very low, and the
nights arc exceptionally cool, there
fore thoro Is no Immediate reason
tor any material rise lr the river
there.
Copyrighted cloth bound books
for 25 cents each, slightly shelf
worn, rtemombcr tho placo, Hart
wigson's, 5th . & Broadway.
OKD1.U ISSl'KD TO <i. A. It.
Continued from Page 1.
'
wealth Int) tnsto of tho nation can
U'Kl to their adorntnont and secur
ity is but a filling tribute to tbo
memory o f her slain defenders. Let
no wanton foot tread rudely on such
haJowod grounds. Let pleasant
paths Invito tho coming and going
of reverent visitors and fond mourn
ein. Let no vaudullHin of avnrlcu or
neglect, no rngaves of time, testify
to tho present or to the coming gen
erations that wo hnvo forgotten as
u people 'lie cost of a free and un
divided republic.
if other eyes grow dull and oth
er hands slack, and other hearts
cold in 'ho soieinu trust, ours shall
keep it -well us long ns tho light and
warmth of llfo remains to us.
Lot us, then, at tho time appoint
ed, gather around their sacred re
mains and garland the passionless
mounds above them with tho choic
est flowers of springtime; let us
ralso abovo them the dear old flag
they saved from dishonor; lot "s
in this solemn presence renew our
pledges to aid and assist those whom
? !iby have left among us, a sacred
chargo upon, the nation's gratitude ?
tho soldier's and callor's widow and
orphan.
II It (b the ourpose of tho Com
mander-in Chief to inaugurate this
ob3ervaiic with tho hopo that it
wi|l bo k'.pt up year to year, whilo
a survivor of the war remains to
honor tha memory of his departed
Comrades Ilo earnestly desires the
| bringing It to tho notice of Comrade
in all nails of the country In time
'or simultaneous coniplianco there
in. Department Commanders wl'l
iiso every effort to make tills Order
By command of
John A. Logan,
Coinmaiidor-lu-Chiof.
N. P. Chipman,
AdJ u tant-Gon oral.
TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY
Take LAXITIVE BROMO Quinine
Tablots. Druggists rofund money if
It falls to curs. E. W. GROVE'S sl<
signaturo Is on each box. - 25c.
?+++ * +????+?+?++?+ *?{+<>?? Wtfl ???<????????
I Alaska
1 i ublications
Rymes of a Rolling Stone \
Ballads of a Cheechako ' Robert W.
Spell of the Yukon ( Service
Tbe Trail of '98 \
The Long Tra'l ? Hamlin Garland
Alaska ? ? ? Ella Higginson
Apostle of Alaska - J. W. Arctauder
Tbe Spoilers ? i
The Silver Horde ? Rex Beach
- The Barrier I
LA. Harrison Company
STOHti CLOSKS AT 8:00? Kxccpfc SATURDAY 0 O'CLOCK J
j .j. .j, v ??????
TONIGHT
reliance at tlio > Movies.)
Dr. Joykyll and Mr.'IIydo will bo
uhown tonight with a complete I
. hango of program.
A GOOD SPECULATION.
A full sizod lot 50 X 100
foot on 18th, street for $50.00.
The east half of lot 4, block C,
7th avenuo, betweon State anil
Main streets for $05.00. Tlieso
are snappy pick tips for the In
vestor. Call and seo mo.
l'htl Abrahams.
DEAFNESS CANNOT Bf CUBED ?
by local applications, as they cannot
resell tho diseased portion of tho ear
Thcro Is only ono way to cure doaf
i:ci-,s, and that Is by constitutional
ru modioli. Deafness la caused by an
inflamed condition of tho Euetaclila
Tubo. When this tube Is inflamed
you havd a rumbling sound of lmpor
f'xt hearing, and when It Is entirely
closed, deafness Is tho result, and u
less tho lnflamtion can b o taken
' out and this tubo restored to Its nor
mat condition, hearing will bo do
ctroyod forever; nine cases out of too
pro caused by Catarrh, which is noth
lag but an inflamed condition of the
mucous surfaces.
We will give One Hundred Dollars
for any case of -deafnc-33 (caused by
Catarrh) that cannot be cured by
Hall's Catarrh Cure. Send for clr
cularc, troa.
F. J. CHENEY & CO., Toledo, O.
Sold by Druggists, 75c
Take Hall's Family Pills for const!
patJon.
| PIPES
'? from 5c to as high aa your ?
pocket book can reach. r
iDont forget the number %
-42? c
BROADWAY, (Not Fifth) 2
'ony Dortero's j
Best Meals
In Tho City at the
NEW HOME
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NOONDAY QCr
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Fifth Avenue near Broadway
| Board of Trade
i Cafe .........
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* Eveything New and First
Class
|j* Banquets and Private , Dinner*
?I* A Specially
X Popular Prices
?Pen^ anc^ Night
KING'S CAFE '
WHITE HORSE YUKON TERRITORY
--Serves The?
BEST MEALS IN JHE NORTH
Private Dinner Parties and
Banquets served in attrac
tively furnished boxes
given special attention
Breakfast a la Carte
'Luncheon and Dinner
Table d'hote
ONLY BEST IN MARKET SERVED
PRICES REASONABLE. WHITE
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