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Branches in all principle cities.
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Say Fellows!
We have ju?t received ? ahipment
or tome reil"clui) hatl the kind
that give you "that nifty appearance
NOW i? the time to get your ?um
mer lid. Remember
"Happy Hat 'Em
DORTERO & SON
Exclusive Clothiers and Gent's Furnishers
?
I KING'S CAFE
WHITE HORSE w YUKON TERRITORY
--Serves The
BEST MEALS IN THE NORTH
Private Dinner Parties and
Banquets served in attrac
tively furnished boxes
given special attention
Breakfast a la Carte
Luncheon and Dinner
T able d'hote
ONLY BEST IN MARKET SERVED
PRICES REASONABLE. WHITE
HELP EMPLOYED EXCLUSIVELY
: UNDER PERSONAL DIRECTION 0? ?
Mrs. Orloff King :: Proprietor
i
HEADQUARTEjRIS
For Miners Supplies and Inform
ation of Silver Creek
All Goods Delivered 12 Miles Free of Charge
Miners and prospectors who are intending going
to the new diggings by Atlin in the Silver Creek
districts can pi rcS&se 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 Price,
Lots of Goods and Plenty Rice.
E. L. PILLMAN Atlin, Y. T.
t_ -ag? g
Brevities
Mr. Irwin, the newly appointed :
mashal of the Fairbanks district 1? |
iu Skagway today on his- way to tuM
up the duties ot o:.'flco.
Upon the runior that thero would .
-0<n bo a sailing 61 the boats from |
Wliltohorsc, a special train went ov- j
er this afternoon taking; passengers j
for tho Inside.
Don't go fishing without a black
Gnat, Royal Coachmau, Dusty Mil
lor, and a can of salmon eggs in
your kit. Harold has'em; 5th <fc
Broadway. tf
Mrs. S. Harrington arrived oil the
noon for Whltohorso to moot
Mr. Bariington, tlto noted steamboat
in. 11 of tho Yukon.
A cob plpo Is Just the thing to
smoko \vl en out fishing, provided
? ou have Rood tobacco. Harold has
all klnrti of good tobacco, 5th ?
?
Sailing tonight at 7 o'clock the
IMncess Sophia will take among her
passengers to the soufh, Misses
Grace and Gertrude Reluor, uud Met.
sere Fo.-l and Way of the Atlas
miue.
Dr. Hviwcs, veterinarian for the
Yukon, came over last night and re
turned to Whlteborso today. The
Doctor is looking after tlto condition
of live slock which Is being takon
Into the country In such large num
The city of Seattle got In this
morning about I o'clock and sailed
at 4:30 o'clock. Passengers out of
hore were Jack Chamborlaln, J. W.
Turrenttne, u scientist associated
with the department of agriculture,
X. S. Campbell and George Mawson.
Tho Princoss Una arrived at six
o'clock this morning with a ? larg
consignment of freight for the Inter
lor The cargo contains 90,000 feet
of lumber for the Yukon Gold Min
ing company, 129 tons of merchan
dise and 370 head of live stock foi
points along the Yukon.
; COLDS CAUSE HEADACHE
* LAXATIVE BROMG Qulnln?, the worl<
"j wide CoM and Grip remedy remoret
causes Call for tuli name. Look foi
signature E. W. GROVE. 16c.
A HISTORIC BIBLE.
It li Bound In Rod Leather and Uud
In the Supreme Court.
It Is a tiny lltllo book, only Qve and
a balf inches long and three and a ball
Inches wide. It Is bound la bright red
morocco leather, with tbe word "Bible"
printed In diminutive gold letter* on
tile back. Rut one docs not sco that
red morocco cover unless be removes
the little black leather slip which pro
. teets It Long, long ago the llttlo red
Bible began to show wear, and then
the black leather slip was made to
protect It? so long ago. In fact, that fif
teen of those covers, mado to protect
the venerated little volume, wero worn
out In tbe service.
It Is without doubt one of the oldest
Rlbles. If not the very oldest Bible,
connected wltb the government and
Is certainly the most historical. It Is
the book upon -which since 1S00 every
chief Justice? wltb tho single exception
of Chief Justice Chnsc-and every
member of the supreme court hns
taken tbe oath of allegiance when ac
cepting his appointment to our highest
tribunal More than that, every at
torney who hns practiced before the
supreme court since that date, 1800,
has pledged Ills allegiance over the
little volume? nil. with one excepticn
also, and that exception was Daniel
Webster.
It is told even yet of the supreme
court of that day that Mr. Webster's
fame as au orator had so preceded blm
that on the occasion when bo camo to
argue bis flrst cf.se before tho court
f tho clerk. Mr Caldwell, In bis eager
ness to bear tbe great speaker, forgot
to administer the oath.
The Price of Beef.
With prices up to a point tbnt would
ilmost make It profitable to raise cat
tle on city lots our meat supply con
tinues to dlmlnlMti. Tbls is tbo most
extraorillnarv economic phenomenon In
human history today. Assuming, as
wo nre required to assumo by tbo beer
barons, that there Is no obstruction to
the operation of "the law of supply
and demand, the persistent diminution
In the production of an artlclo of ne
cessity. which Is replenlshablo without
limit. Is utterly Inexplicable. There Is
evidently a flaw In the meat packers'
argument, and th>? existence of a mo
nopolized market wherein the produ
cers must soil to and the consumers buy
from a single trnie restraining agency
would afford a perfect explanation.
The obvious remedy Is to break tbo
monopoly by opening the market to
unmonopollzcd Argentine and Austra
lian meat Com[tetltlon would bring
life to the domestic cattle raising In
dustry. At any rate, It could not bo
deader than it is cow.
COAL STRIKE INVESTIGATION*
UKtilN'S AT CIlAKLKSTOSf , ]
Charleston, June 12--TI10 sen' 5
bte boat probing committee arrived ! j
bi.ro yesterday and bavo begun the |
task of Investigating the mlno strike. ?
The commltte ia empowered to sum
inon all necessary witnesses from j
bi.^b boill-'s of the dispute.
The Creclal committee spent tho j
da) In listening to evidence In tho i
greut strike case. Soveral witness- .
?g wero hoard and thoy told how
tho courts had deflod the law by H
sending minors to Jail on trumped <
up charges, in tho lntorest of tho J
operators. Armed forcos wero om-- ?
ployed, according to tho statements I
of gome of tho 111011, who rulod tho ]
district with a military hand as ?'
strong and relentless no was ever J
employed with political prisoners of J
SOUTH SHIVERS PROM
EXTENSIVE COM) WAVE
JACKSONVILLE, Juno 12 ? The
entire stale of Florida and many
parts of the south, shivers today on
account of a cold wave. Tho thcr
uiomoter has gono down nearly to
tho freezing point.
I'KOl'I.l. RECKLESS WITH
THE FAMILY DISHES
Washington, Junoll ? l'eoplo ore
using and breaking ntoro cups and
saucers than ever before. Last
year, according to figures compiled
b; Jefferson Mlddleton, of the Uni
ted States Geological Survey, pot
tery to the value of $4 6,059,694 was
consumed in the United States. Of
ihlj sum the domostlc product was
valued a' $36,504,164 and tho Im
ported product at $9,555,530. The
output ot pottery for tho Unltod
Slates l.i 1912 showed an Increase
In value of $1,985, 604 over that of
1911. livery product oxcept stone
ware and yellow Rockingham ware
p.i: ticlpiited In tho lncroaso. The
vailcty showing the largest gain was
sanitary ware, which Increasod
. $ Si 0,79", and tho largest propor
. atlonal /aln was In porcolaln electri
? c.'.l supplies, which increased
$695,21"i. Tho valuo of white
ware, lacludlng china but oxcludlng
s mlta.-y ware and porcelalu elec
trical supplies, was $17,006,736 In
1912, compared with $16,424,236 in
' 1911. China ware showed an In
crease of $119,320, tho value re
ported for 1912 being tho hlgliost
oyer rocorded.
Ohio Continued to bo tho leading
pottery-producing State of the Union
reporting wares valued $15,508,735
or 42,49 ;ter cent of tho total, an in
crease of $733,470. Ohio's princi
pal pottery product Is white ware,
which represents general household
wares. I\?w Jersy was thoe second
targest pottery-pi oduclng state, the
value of It's product In 1912 being
:'V,?35,320, an Increase of $533,979.
The priii' iplo pottery product of the
State Is sanitary ware. West Vir
ginia was third In 1912 with ware
valued al $3,365,166, or $484,964
moro Ihiu the value of tho out
put In 1S11. Now York, Pennsyl
vania, fifth, sixth, and, seventh,
respectively, in the value of output
Poverty Stricken.
Mabel? ITcr fnce In Iier fortune.
Ethel? Flow unfortunate, with every
thing so high!? New York Globe.
Her Method.
"Have you seen May me todny ?"
"Not today."
"Thursday Is Clara's birthday."
"Well?"
"Mayme Is getting up n surprise on
her."
"I knew Mayrae would get even with
Clara for saying she couldn't sing."
Just Received
j?
Ratine, Pique Felt and
Linen Hats for Ladies,
[ Misses and Children at
from
[ $1.00 to $2,25
?*?
i
| Shadow Veiling and Rain- f
proof Maline in all \
wanted Shades !
! L. A. Harrison Company f
I ??&?? 'Phone 85.^12; ....
% KTOUK CI.OSKS AT 8:00 ? Kvcept SATURDAY 0 O'CLOCK
IMK AND CAKE SALE.
Oil Tuesday artornoon at 4 o'clock,
there will bo on salo at Harrison's
home m.'.de Plos, and Cakes, tli?
proceods of salo to 1)0 applied to
charitable and bor.ovolent purposes.
Do not come before the appointed
DINING UOOM GIRI, WANTED? A
ply at Dally Alaskan offlco for
particulars. tf
IChaugo at Uio Movies.)
tonight
Jim's Atonoment ? Imp.
Reading Writing and Arlthroatlc
? Re*.
Foreign Invasion. ? Imp.
("Gliding a Church in One Day ? Imr*
Getting Even, Comic ? Powers.
AT THE MOVIES/
G. B. Wright has houses for rent,
furnished. "
3Gc ior a home cooked moal
quick, clean service. Where At
tht Now Home Restaurant, Fifth
Avenue, half a minuto from Broad
way.
LOST: Wednesday morning nug-j
get necklace, return to Lynches j
s'.or and recolve liberal reward. 7t!
Here Is
Another
Bargain!
A Two Room Frame
House and Full Sized
Lot for $125.00
Lot 8, Block 9, 4th Ave
nue, West of Main
Street
Phil Abrahams
How's This?
We offer One Hundred Dollars Re
ward for any case of catarrh that cai
oot be cured by Mali's Catarrh Cure
F. J CHENEY A CO.. Toledo. 0.
Wo, the undersigned have known
F. J. Cheney for the past 15 years,
Tolc-do, 0.
and bellevo him porfoctly honorable
in all business transactions, and fin
tlons made by his firm. Walillng, Kin
nan & Marvin, Wholesale druggist* o
anclally able to carry out any obllga
H nil's Catarrt* euro Is taken Intern
ally; acting directly upon the blood
and mucous surfaces of the system.
Testimonials sent tree. Price 76c.
per bottle. Sold by all druggists.
Take Hall's Family Pills for const!
pat I Ion.
FIVE GOOD ONES TO DRAW TO.
Pebbleford and Gibson Ryo. Bud
wetaer, Bine Ribbon and Palo Rain
ler Beer at the Boa^d at Trod?.
PIPES
/
from fic to as high as your
pocket book can roach.
Dont forget the number
-428
BROADWAY, (N?ar Fifth)
Tony Dortero's
CRAB MEAT OOCK TAILS
at
T!io Pack Train Restaurant
Served a la carte.
Best Meals
In Tho City at the
NEW HOME
RESTAURANT
NOONDAY Q Cc
DINNER.....
Lodging'
Everything Clean and
First Class
Fifth Avenue near Broadway
Board of Trade!
.........Cafe ? ??????? #J.
Karamcn & Clectk. Proprietor*
*j*Evey thing New and First
Class .
Banquets and Private 'Dinners
A Specialty
Popular Prices
Open Day and Night
Relievos CATARRH of
the
BLADDER
and all
Disiharges In
I24HOURS
>'.4*hc?pcaUbwi tin
couMierfrtU. V y
X*I4 by 1 J! drmjrUu.
Don't Bo a Back N' umber
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