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T * Ham or ?x4r of Bacon :: n n
?f When you want something ffnf -- s?ee us and get
"MISTlFTOt." They are tamy. selected. nghtlv
cure*! mild and tine flavored. " n ::
\\ r *'-cf Boiled Ham and Boned Ham. for frying.
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to *\l>t w?u
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INUNCTION COAL
| Th?( ItTouq 1 H<>c saw his >ha?iow
And wetil l\aok in his H?>le
I Rut oatm? out when the Ship arrived
With injunction 0*>al
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Best Meals
NEW HOME
RESTAURANT
NOONDAY
DINNER -
Lodging
r**nih;ns riMn krvi
P:r?i v'li-s
FittH A\rnw nm Bro?<f*?y
Draper & Co.
Areata FVr
t*STW*N KOOAK SUPPLIES
PHOTOGRATHraS
rititofctrjr don for *bo
U>* bettor."
r*a to* or ruin*. rv
l*n
Vail oriel* to.
AMna
D^Wff A Ctv, P. O. Bax "<*?"
i CANDY ....
\ CIGARS
v TOBACCO
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Smokers Articles
A Oarvfu v Selected Stock
of Notions. Sack as Shave
injr Art eles. bolts. Note
Books Post Cards
Dont forgvt the number
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BROADWAY. vTW Ftftk)
Tony Dortero's j
SsbscrO* for tt? Dally Alaskan.
J Board of Trade I
I Cafe |
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K\rt?tn A CWak. Propnfton J,
jj| Eveything New and First ?
*?. Claw j?
J. Ra-i< iirt* and Pnvafc Dinner? j]
f A Sproaky t
J. Popular Prices *C
J. Open Day and Night X
Electric Globes
and Supplies
further no: ic* Ok1 fortlo*
k -. *-*>>? *r? mmie i?i all rradi**
of ?n:iK
Tunpsten 25 watts $ .65
Tuneston 40 watts .70
Tungsten 60 watts 1 00
TimiMon 100 watts 1.35
Tantalum 2,* watts .50
Tantalum 40 watts ,50
Tantalum >0 watts ,S5
Carbon 00 watts .25
Oartx*n 120 watts .35
Electrical supplies and fiy
ture at reasonable rates
Estimates piven on all work
Home Power Co.
CW<S WTtl
Diiyht Rmn ? o< Offict. W 4 Ww.
DON'T FROG
Uc><* Yoo't* Got 50 Cknts
|H. Hartwigsen
gawm oi to
W. W. BOUGHTON
DKAIEB m!
Cigars Tobacco.
Smokers' Articles,
Stationery and Fish
ing Tackle
LAR6I CiaCT" L.ATTXG UBIURT
tncltdtxg i-atkst oopt
RIiiHTED BOOKS
vksartxes. NrwsT?APK*s ksv
OTHKR PERIODICALS
NEWS FROM THE
NORTHLAND i
Reports Iron Kake state that many
fishermen are trolling for king sal
mon betwoen Klawack and Shakan.
The run of f?h Is said to be U$ht.
IVtitlons hare been circulated at
VaMei nrfrlnjt the appointment of
l*s<rlct Attorney Walker tJ fill the
vacancy en used by the promotion of
.'udee CWshmtt
Whltehorse will hare a baseball
team thia year, predicts the Star,
;hat will "play all around tho??? salt
water -lopped players from Skasrway
! ami other points on l.ynn canal."
| The Jumau land office h?* s? nt
out notices to the O'Rrten claimants
In the M*tan??*ka and the Raynond
Rrown pronp in the Kataila coal
field apprising them that th?>ir de
laratory statements ha\e l*vn held
invalid because the claimants failed
to apply tor patent In the time al
lowed by law. says the Pi*pat>h.
The O'Brien claimants s'r A M
Konry. W. Morris, Wm Terry. John |
Terry. Henry Rrandt and J. M.
all residents of Yaider.
I The claimants in the Raymon I
Tnown irrwip are thirty 4 wo in num
ber and nearly all of them a-e re<i
dents of "Spokane. Ws^ti
EXPLORERS ATTACKED BY CAN
NIB ALS WHO HAD POT READY
| SVX DIBGO. ?'*] . April win
hers of a party of excursionists. who
made a six ironths" cruiso in h -
iTn waters on the yarht Paxl-nora.
which has arrival here. loll a story
] of a narrow ?*x-ape from Sort < a* ,
nibals on Tiburrm Piand. The party
i which consisted of Colonel C. R.
] Rader. Captain .tack Ross. Mate .tol.n
; LHtQulst, K M llombahi and Vernon
'Smart, loft here last November ?>
j the yaoht in se*rci: of adventure.
Two months aro the Paxinora
dropped anhcor off Tlburon l?lani
and all members of the party except
Colonel Nader wont ashore. whither
they were invited very civilly by pi
diaiis who o?iw> o?if to meet them
small boats. The four men pro< ee : i
e?l quite a distance inland, whet s- :
1 denly they found themselves in )<
thicket smarming with yelling Sen- '
They ran for the:r boat and had th( ;
advantage in the race a* the nake '
Seris could not move swif'V- through
, the dense, prickly shruM>er-.
At a clearing the hunte-i men foun<
a cre?u fire under a Fteaminc kett <
larce er?o?ich to hold a man Th? n
they ran a'l the faster. with thf
Seris in pmsuii firinc at t'lem wi'h
rifles The ?white men had no m*p
ons Reaching their l>oat the\ leeat:
rowing for the yacht The Soris pur
sued their, in their canoes and the
bullets continued to fly. but Col'*noi
Rader becan firinc upon thp Indians
from the yacht. The Tour pursue !
men finally pot on board an ! 'he
, yacht was speeded away.
Tiburon Island lot*#: ha* had the
reputation o* beine inhabited by <a:
1 ribals It. Is on the east side of the
(r?lf of California
VERY LITTLE WATER
j While the loe will co out of the
river as early or probfcbly a few
days earlier than u?ual this yar.
there will he very little water unless
the weather turns much warmer
than at preset Reports from Pow
er 1/ebarce are that there is not
much water on the ThIrtjrmiV nnl
that there niu<t be t. >:?> ?
"before it wiU Ive navlcftblf f >r o'her
than small boats The river is now
open from h< re to the heed ef the
lake, but uportv from the lomer
rjvor are that the Ice is still solid
There are no signs of a breakup y< t
at Pawson ? Whitehors?? Star
Only One "BROMO QUININE"
Tat to LAXATIVE RROMO QUININE
Ijook for th? alg-nature of El W.
GROVE. Used the World ove^ to
Cure a CoJd ta One Pay. 25c. j
DEWEY
CAFE
Opened Under New
Management
J. E. TERREL
Pormerly of
Dawson Kentucky Kitchen
and lately of
Scott's Hotel Carcross,
The Best in the Market
Properly Cooked
BEST MEALS IN TOWN
AT FOPULAR PRICES
Open from 6 a. m. to 1 0 p. m.
l>r L. S. Keller apent Sunday at
Haines, having made the trip to
and from that city on tiie Ga?olln?
Launch R?n.
The train wiH arrive tonight about
one hour late. She is bringing f'.f
'een ears of ore from the Ptieblo
mine at Whltehorse.
Pr. aml?Mrs. Furman J. Sha.M of
lU?ne? wer? round trip passengers
on the Hegg today from Haines.
While in the city Unlay they spent
their time <n shopping.
Owlnc to the stiff wind which blew
yesterday, the Hegg did not make
a trip from llnlne* to this city. She
came up today in^trad, leaving thi*
city for Haines at four o'clock to
day.
Mrs. Margaret Hay ward and daiuh
'<-r. Miss .Mildred Ward, spent Sun
lat in Haines the cue=ts of H. Aver
ill. making the trip down on the
Peterson Saturday, retiwnln* today
>n the H?hjr.
The Pacific CotM Steamship com
pany's boat City of Seattle wl'l ar
1vo in this port tomorrow morning
it > o'clock. She has 50 ions cf
? ? . ! 1. al>out half of wh1< h is lot M.
nd the ivalamv for Inside points,
The Canadian I'ac fic Company's
Yeiphler Princess Kna arrived In
?ort' at 1 o'clock today. wi:Ji 35 head
f h^n-cs for the Canadian boundary
urvev, 44 head of cattle for P.
hiras, of Whitehorse. and To tons
?vf coal ft'r 1. M. Tainner.
Uainier and Olympla Beer on drnf'
.?it the Hoard of Trade. This is the
irst time Uiat w.> have had Itainier
n draft, and y?ni <an now get n
,lass of cither of the al>ove famous
oers. This is t! <j tlmo to drink
eer. t.ct l> at the- Hoard of Trade
CUPID TIES FAST KNOT
ABOUT POPULAR COUPLE
l-ast irday night at 7 o'clock
? e marri.ue of Miss Minnie Mllier
o Mr. Herman Olson was po.enm
izod at Lip ;>arlors of Uie Portland
House. the Rev. R. C. Idarkwell c.f
Juneau performing the ceremory.
Miss Rosa Ralter was n;ai 1 of
honor and .Mr. Edward Tansron was
croomman. while Miss Hernice l>?h
jine played the Lohengrin weidln?
march.
\t ei.aht o'clock a wedding sapper
was served at the I*ullen House*
cavers beine laid for nineteen guests,
ihoso in virml be-ins Rev. Mr. lllai k
well. Mr. a;id Mrs. J. J. F. Ward. Mr.
and Mrs. 1?. J. Rirh. Mr. and Mrs.
U. Yromant, M efdames l'Arkor. A.1
L. Orant. Martin Johnson. Misses
Ko-a Hal r. Rernlre l>ahiln<\ \|n>
? 'arker, Kunice l*arker, a".d Messrs.
t\ Rifirt, Edward Tuner en ard
<ieorgip .".avoritis
Short!.- a>r the arrival of the
contra< tins parties at tlie I'ullon
i io?ise. ,i Jolly party compos, <1 of
th-? boundary jnwxey 1k>vs, xvhi h
was aus*nerted by a number of the
Skaeway la is. i?nilid not resist th?
l'in|ittition of spritnadinz the newly
married ?-oup ? and tlie groom takin
it iri cofnl spirit, aflcr tJie boy.c hail
plaved several celortions on all 'he
ran-s which r ":id be found in the
neighborhood, treatel them pll to
iee cream
I
par'y were entertained by a number
of instniinen'al and voni number?,
whi h w,-re rendered in a pl^aMnt
manner by the "(boundary Hoys"
rnwiraj contingent.
The ? I'armins bri !?? was formerly
a reside r t ef this <ltv and during
her r> -iflence in th?? Northland has
always taken an active part in re
liceous and relief work, and f >r
the pas; years she has re=Med
Petersburg.
The srvm, Mr. Herman Ol^en. '?
on of o-.;r best specimens of North
land mHr.hood. haxiac resided for a
number or years in Carcros*. where
he has been an employee in 'he de
vp lop inert of the Hie Thin? Mine
there He owns iieveral promising
pieces of mining property in 'he
Whoa ton River district.
Mr. and Mrs. 01=on will leave on
Wednesday's train for their new
home in Oarcross.
Mr and Mrs. Olsen were the recip
ients of many beautiful presents
from their many friends, both here
and at Oarcross
The beds are new and clean and
only 50c and up at the Dominion Ho
tel, Whitefcorse. T. T.
35c for a homo cooked meal ?
quick, clean servl<te. Where? At
the New Home Restaurant. Fifth
Avenue, half a minute from Broad wa.
New clean comtortabro beds for
50 cents and up at; ttve Dominion Ho
tel, Whltehorse, T. T. Mrs, R. Kel
sey, Proprietress. tf
Sc?r*t of AU tkttn Raadem A r* L#am
InQ the Duty of Th? Kidney*.
To Alter tiie blood to the kllneya'
duty.
When they fall to do thia the kid
neys are sick.
Backache and many kidney Ilk fol
low;
Help the kidneys do their work.
Doan's Kidney I*i|ls have cared
thousands of severe case*.
Proof in the following:
II. L. Strand, 1609 Lombard St,
Everett, Wash., says: "I was In
bad shape with kidney complaint My
back was so weak and painful that
1 could not stoop and the kidney
secretions were very distressing in
passage, I had to quit work and al
though I was not confine to my
bed, I felt miserable In every way.
The first few i!o?e? of Doan's Kid
ney Pills gave me great reH?f and
[ !>y the time I had finished the con
| tents of the so?>nd box, my kidneys
ind bark no longer troubled me. I
1 hen returned to work and I have
j l>oen fr.v> from kidney romplalnt ever
i s ince. I)oan s Kidney Pills alone ef
fected this cure."
| Pt>r sale by all dealers. Prle? 50
? ents Poster-Milhurn Co., Buffalo,
Vow York, sole agents for the Unlt
.<t State*.
Kemember the name ? poan's ? and
I Lake no other. J
I Golden North
Hotel
Dining Room
Meals icrved Table cTHote
or a la Carte
AH Pastry served is from our own
Ovens
SMOKERS ATTENTION
Harold H?rtwlg?en, aucceMor U
W. W. Houghton, hfl* Ukem the
Mtvncy for the Justly famous
EL INFINITO CLEAR
HAVANA CIGARS.
6,000 Just received from the fac
tory at Tampa. Fla. If yon want the
beet don't fall to five these gooda
a trial.
f\tr Sac T<*- oa *** * wholeaome,
home cooked n.e*l at the New Home
rteetAurmat, Mb A ??, J??* off of
Rrfjadwaty.
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NEWEST FICTION
When I ragedy Grins, Grace Miller White
House of Pride, Jack London
Maverick, William MacLod ttaine
Polly of the Staff, Emma C. David
Joseph in Jeopardy, Frank Dandy
The Band Box Louis Joseph Vance
Desert and Wilderness.
Henry Sieukiewicz. Katherine B. Judson
Myths and Legends of Alaska.
SPAULDINGS iqi2 BASE BALL GLIDE
White Waxed Pape'r for Lunches
HOR5MANS' LATE5T HIT
Puppy Pippin and Pussy Pippin.
Carls stuffed bodies
and unbreakable heads
L. A. HARRISON & CO.
Phone 55
PASTOR ARRESTED FOR FIRING
FUSILLADE FROM HOTEL
NEW YOHK, May 3? A man de-J
i ribinp hiwself as William Sampson
MJtins. thirty -one years old, a min
ister of K? arts, Ky , was sent toj
! ilevne I! ? iltal for observation to
l.iv Ho i\.is arretted lav nicht in
a ho'rl after he ha<l flr"rl several
-h?*t< from mi o]vn window.
i ; Rsr. C*. .?. Wrfghter, secre'ary
if (!).> Xnvrlean Missionary A*so
sai.1 In <wirt that Atkins,
was n minister In tJ?o Atlanta Theot
od^al Femirary, an>l that he had re
reived se* ? ral letters from the de
fendant in which Atkins stated that .
he believed he was sr>ina insane j
IVor.ded whtekVes? Gtbaon, Monnt
Vernon and Ttelmont. The best of <
neer? Hhie Ribbon, Rndwetser and
Tale Rainier. at the Tele-!
phone 67. f
H. D. KIRMSE
PIONEER JEWELER I
of Alaska
Largest and Most Complete
Stock of
Nugget Jewelry and
Alaskan Curios
In The North
Stores at
SKAGWAY & KETCHIKAN
FIVE GOOD ONES TO DRAW TO.
Pebbleford ar.d Gibson Rye. Bud
weiser, Blue Ribbon and PaM Rain
ier Beer at the Board of Trade.
N'one better and purer than Gibson
rye. Rainier and Oiympla beer. Or
ders bj- 'phone promptly delivered.
The Ma* cot. tf
Pack Train
Restaurant
TONY STANICH. Pr?pri??>f
F* 14 Y<mt* W? H??? ?if
The Best in the Market*
? ml ItJay it it Ik*
Moat Popular Eating
Howie in the North
New Location ->
Broadway, between 3rd and 4th
The Delmonico of Alaska
The White Pass
If ? 1 Whitehorie,
Motel Yukon Ter.
Now Open To
Tbe General Traveling Public
Under New Management of
M. C. RACINE. Mfr. and Propr.
Rates:-$1.00 per Day and Up