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> Asparagus, Artichokes, Cucumbers, Beets
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"press the button.''
Full line of Films, Plate? and Pa
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Mail orders carefully attended to.
Address
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Sk&eway. Alaska.
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Tungsten 40 watts .70
Tungsten GO watts j 1.00
Tungsten 100 watts 1.35
Tantolura 25 watts ".50
Tantoluin 40 watts .50
Tantolum 80 watts .85
Carbon 60 watts .25
Carbon 120 watts .35
Electrical supplies and fix
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Estimates given on all work
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Display Rooms aud Office, 4th & Brdwj.
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W. W. BOUGHTON
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TWELVE 0AY8 FROM
ARCTIC TO DAWSON.
[ DAWSON, March 12? After four
i teen .years in the lower Mackenzie
country, Joseph Jacquot, well known
at Port Macpherson, arrived iu Daw
son this morning, on, bis first visit
to the Klondike metropolis. He was
accompanied by Albert Ross, an In
dian boy, They came over the trail
broken several days ago by the Roy
al Northwest Mounted Police patrol
under Sergeant Dempster, and found
it easy going.
Jacquot and Ross came through in
the record smashing time of twelve
and one-half days. They left Macpht )
son March 1, and came light, with
fast dogs and but little provisions.
Jacquot says :
"After the police party left Mac
pherson I left there with my dogs
and made a trip of 150 miles to Es
kimo lake, to the northeast, and got
my wife. 1 then took her to Arctic
Red river, and got back to Mac
pherson in good time, having cover
ed 300 miles.
"Ross and I traveled nine hours a
da}'. We had only three light blank
ets and 100 pounds of flour and some
bacon. We gave away quite a little
of that flour to the Indians. We kill
ed no game on route, except five
rabbits.
"On Wind river, we met A. A.
Knorr, the prospector, heading for an
Indian camp on Big Wind. We also
met Richard Martin, the Ind'an
hunter, in that district.
"It Is quiet at Macpherson. Lou>
Cardinal, old-time Dawson racer, s
living there. The Macrae party is
prospecting at Black mountain, west
of Mackenzie. The men have their
wives with them.
"Harry Jones, an Englishman, is
at Eskimo lake, gathering birds f ir
a society of w hich Mr. Peeble is one
of the leaders.
"We heard that a Catholic priest
had gone among the so-called 'wi'd
Huskies,' said to be entirely uncivi
lized and to have been discovered by
Steffanson and Alexander north of
Great Bear lake.
"No recent word has been receiv
ed from Steffanson and Alexander.
The last advices we had at Mac
pherson came in a letter written in
December, 1910, by Mr. Steffanson
aud which was passed along from
Eskimo to Eskimo, reaching the post
in December, 1911.
"Nothing has been heard for more
than a year regarding Hubert Darrel.
I feel certain he is lost."
The Young Peoples Literary So
ciety will be entertained at the home
of Miss Verna Mulvihill tomorrow ev
ening. All members are requested
to be present.
Geo. Dillon returned on the Cura- !
cao this morning from an extended
tour of the Coast states, lasting Sev
eral weeks. He reports having had
a delightful journey.
STANDPATTERS HOLD
INDIANA FOR TAFT.
(By Alaska News Bureau)
INDIANAPOLIS. Ind . March 27?
The state convention held here for
the purpose of electing delegates to
the national republican nominating
convention in Chicago is in the con
trol of the standpatters who are
strong for Taft.
TAFT ASKS FURTHER
CUT IN TARIFF.
(By Alaska News Bureau.)
WASHINGTON, D. C? March 27?
President Taft yesterday sent a
special message to Congress asking
that further cuts be made In the
tariff. The president expressed him
self as pleased with the cut in the
sugar tariff.
ELKS MEETING TONIGHT.
Skagtvay Lodge No. 431, B. P. O
Elks, will meet tonight at 8:00 sharp
All members are requested to be
present and all visiting brothers are i
cordially invited.
George D. Magee. Se^. I
DEWEY ||
cafe:
Opened Under New
Management
J. E. TERREL
Formerly of
Dawson Kentucky Kitchen
and lately of
Scott's Hotel Carcross.
The Best in the Market
Properly Cooked
BEST MEALS IN TOWN
AT POPULAR PRICES
Open from 6 a. m. to 1 0 p. m.
j PIONEER KLONDlKCR
13 REAL DUKE.
Letters from the lower river brinj:
the news that Nat Lyons, for yt?U"?
} prominent Klondlker, for the last two
: years advertising manager of the
?ldltarod Pioneer, lm fallen heir to
| a tl'tlc and a large estate in En.^lan !.
: says the Dawson News. The title
Is said to descend from Nat's brother.
I The ldltarod Pioneer tells of Nat pre
? paring to leave immediately for lilns
I land, but does net reveal the reason.
Letters state he goes to get the
! wealth and label.
! Nat Lyons' history in Klondike Is
romatic. He came In ''J8, toi ing
I over the Chllcoot with the hardest
and the toughest, eating beans and
bacon for months straight, sleeping In
the snow, mushing the numerous
streams, prospecting and laboring at
the end of the pick and shovel, and
all the time maintaining the simple
tenor of his v.ays that led none of
his companions to suspect he was a
duke or a lord.
Nat was a r<*al miner. Ho ran hun
dreds of feet of hard rock tunnels on
'the Selwyn, and dl:l much other work
behind the pick. Three years aso he
was prominent In Yukon politics, an !
took the stump for Rob Lowe, mak
ing speeches in some of the fiercest
gatherings, and acquitting himself
creditably. When no* mining he was
the mirror of fashion, and the Beau
Rnimmel of Dawson. The hopefuls
of Klondike now know what a chance
they missed. Never before the news
came from Iditarod that Nat is a
duke did his Klondike friends know
why he always was so optimistic and
always kept his mustache waxed. All
now are looking for Nat's T/ridon
address.
DEWEY CAFE OPEN
FOR BUSINESS TODAY.
As an indication of the conf.dei. e
which exisrts here in the future pros
perity of Sk&gway, a new bus.iiess
house was opened up thLs moraing to
the public.
For the third time in the ?t.t fo-.v
months we announce the opening cf
a now eating house. The la-t ad
dition to the list of Skagway restaur
ants, is located in the Dewey H >t'-l
and will be known a? s'e Dewey
Cafu.
It will be nm by J. E. Terrel, who
f<?r many years has been i lentifle<!
with restaurajits in t':e North, lie
was formerly conr.e ted with the Krr
tucky Kitchen of Dawson. Of la*o
.Mr. Terrel ha.s been with the S'ott
Hotel dining room at Carcrosa.
Mr. Terrel opened hU cafe th'V
morning in the Dewey Hotel. He d -i
clares that he will give the > e t
meal possible in the city f >r t.ht
money.
"Once they cat In ninh' hou-e," hp
said, "they ail come back."
CURACAO ARRIVES.
The Cura<flo arri\ed in port
an early hour this morning with a
large shipment of freight a.i.l a few
passengers. Amonpst the passengers
who arrived were Louis C. Byer, W. :
A. Anderson, Billy Ftol<y, \V. C. Vey,
W. Osterhoud-t, R. n. I*av-nter and A. i
Graft.
She sailed this morning at fhe,
o'clock with several passengers for j
the south and twenty tons of freight ;
which consisted of part of the sto< k |
of the Kirmse store to be estaUL-hed
at Ketchikan.
The passengers who sai'ed sou'h !
were J. Anderson and J. W. Hutch-!
Ins. bank inspectors of the bank of j
British North America, who have
just returned from Dawson, and E.
A. Huxford well known merchant of
Dawson who is taking a quirk tr p ;
to the east on busir.r:-s.
Madame M. A. Dohnere ^-fts ?
passenper on the Curaono tlifc inori- ;
ing.
Mrs. Ida Crease, mother of Cene!
Smith, is a visitor in town from |
Crowley, B. C. ?
Pebbleford and Gibson Rye. Bud
weiser, Blue Ribbon and Pale Rain- ?
ler Beer at the Board of Trade.
When In Whitehorse stop at th? ,
Dominion Hotel. Best beds, best ac-j
commodations, best prices. tf
Henry Frledenthal Phone "?>? Quick
delivery. Basgatre and expressing on
short notice, day or night
35c for a home cooked meal ?
quick, clean service. Where? At
the New Home Restaurant, Fifth
Avenue, half a minute from Broadwa.
New clean comfortable beds to r
r?0 cents and up at the Dominion Ho
tel, Whitehorse, Y. T. Mrs. R. Kel
sey, Proprietress. tf
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Q0INC1 THEffi OUTV
Scores of Alaskan Readers Are Lea n
ing the Duty of Th# Kidney*.
To filter tho blood is the kidaeys'
duty.
Wben they fail to do tills the k ld
noys are sick.
Backache and many kidney 'J Is fol
low;
Help the kidneys do their work.
Doan's Kidney Pills have cured
thousands of severe cases.
Proof in the following:
H. L. Strand, 1609 Lombard St,
Kverett, Wash., says: "I was in
bad shape with kidney complaint. My
back was so weak and painful that
I could not stoop and the kidney
secretions were very distressing in
passage. I had to quit work and al
though I was not confined to my
| bed, I felt miserable in every way.
The first few doses of Doan's Kld
I ney Pills gave me great relief and
[ by the time I had finished the oon
! tents of the second box, my kidneys
and back no longer troubled me. I
I Len returned to work and I have
! been fr<?e from kidney complaint ever
since. Doan's Kidney PiiU alone #f
j fected this cure."
For sale by ail dealers. Price 50
1 cents. Poster-Mllbtjrn Co , Buffalo,
N'ew York, sole agents for the Unit
? ed States.
R<>nieinber the name ? Doan's ? and
[ tak*> no other.
OMOKiflS ATTtfrriON
Harold Hftrtwigsca, successor <?
W. W. IJou^tton, tuka taken the
agency for the justly famous
EL LNIIXITO CLEAR
HAVANA CIGARS.
6,000 Just received from the fac
tory at Tampa, Kla. If you want Use
heat don't fall to give these goods
a trial.
for Sac Jf. rma get a wholesome,
torn* cooked oeu at the New Home
?<?*i*uraat, jtu Ave., just off of
?Jroadwa/.
A fine mild temperance drink is
(be pure wholesome beer made from
the sparkling waters of Turn water
Falls, and the very best barley ma.t
with just the right proportion of
choicest grown hope. Brewed as on
ly the Olympia Brewing company can
brew. For saie at the Bos/m* of Trad*
NOTICE OF ELECTION.
A general municipal election wlil
be held Tuesday, April 2nd aex* , for
tbe purpose of electing seven cou Bell
men and one school director.
Tbe election shall be at the Town
flail. The hours for voting shall be
from 7 a. m. to 7 p. m.
D. McKAT,
Town Clsrk
Our
PRINTZ-BIEDERMAN
Coats are now on
display
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a Sizes from 34 to 42 and from 17 to 19 years
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Phone 55
?
Simpfs In Comparison.
"Will tlie Chinese able to r?Q a
republic?"
"I should thiols so."
"But what experience bnve they
had?"
"la it any hrsrdtr to run a republic
than a lauudry?"
A Dark Plot.
"I don't see why you eneourape tbat I
Jones kid to snowball in front of your !
house."
"If you were a Sherlock flolroes you
would."
"I thought you didn't like the Jones |
family."
"I don't."
"Then why so much trouble to a aiuse ;
the yoonpster? Vou may hare some j
broken window class."
"Ch. no. 1 shan't, but my landlord
probably will, and then I can have the
fun of seeiug J one- (Split it out with
him."
Found It Out.
"I have no u f>>r sentiment. It
neTer made a man a dollar ~
"But. man. the v: -rid is run by senti
ment."
"Sly world isn't."
"Tou talk like one who has been
through a brcach of promise suit."
LOST? A bunch c < keys. Finder
return to Pack Train Bar and re
ceive reward.
COLDS CAUSE HEADACHE
LAXATIVE BROMO Quinine, the world
wide CoM and Grip remedy removes
cause. Call for full use. Look for
signature E. W. GROVE. 25c.
None better and purer tnan Gibson
: rye, Rainier and Oiympia beer. Or
der> by 'phone promptly delivered.
The Mascot. tf.
Pack Train |
Restaurant i
TONY STANICH, Provrwtar
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F?c 14 Yean W# Hit* 5?rr*d ??!?
The Best in the Markets
and (?<JiT it it tW
Most Popular Eating
House in the Nortn
New Location -> -> |
Broadway, between 3rd and 4th i|
The Delmonico of Alaska
? ^ = ' ?? i
The White Pass
II ? I Whitehorse,
notel Yukon Ter.
Now Open To
The General Traveling Public
Under New Management of
M. C. RACINE, Mgr. and Propr.
Rates:-$1.00 per Day and Up