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Doing What.
Wearing the ARROW Collar.
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A Carefully Selected Stock
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inir Articles, belts. Note
R>oks Post Cards
IXrnt forget the number
428
BROADWAY. (Nmr FiNk)
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^ Popular Prices
i Open Day and Night |
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Pack Train
Restaurant
TONY STANICH.
F?r 14 Tnn it Haw StrxJ ?aK
The Best in the Markets
aa4 it it tk?
Most Popular Eating
House in the North /
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Broadway. between 3rd and 4th
TW Deimonico of Alaska
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J. E. TERREL
Formerly of
0??Mn Kentucky Kitchen
*n<l lately of
Scott *t Me'el CarcrOM.
The Best in the Market
Properly Cooked
BEST MEALS IN TOWN
AT POPULAR PRICES
Open from 6 &. m. to 1 0 p. n.
DON'T FROG
Y?a>* Got 80 CrvTS
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Cigars Tobacco.
Smokers' Articles,
Stationery and Fish
ing Tackle
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BISHOP I?lNCniBKS LOCATIOX
OK XIV PLACER FIELD**
For the past several months tlicre
havs been persistent rumors of new
told fields in the Stiklne And Yukon
districts. The beet information ob
tainable has Just been published by
Bishop DuVernet, who went down
the Stiklne river a few wrecks ago.
landing at XVrangell and thence go-j
Ing to Prince Rui?ert. Regan ling the|
new gold country he gives the folio v
ing information:
To get to this Interesting country i
he says, one takes a coast steaiu-,
ship to Wrangelt, Alaska, and then
a stern-wheel steamer, or, falling'
this, a gasoline boat up the river:
l?v miles, to? Telegraph creek, which
is at the head of navigation. Prom,
here there are pack trails in four
different directions, two on either
side of the Stiklne river, the first, '
west of north to Atlin, 225 miles; f
the second northeast to the head;
of lVase lake, 72 miles. From there1
on one can take a scow to the foot
of the lake, thirty miles, then a
csnoe down the Dease and I.iartf
rivers. The third is the telegraph;
line trail south to Kcho lake and
West Naas river, which is not more
than 56 miles north of Stewart;
and the fourth, southeast, Into the;
Klappan country, which is on tbe
north side of the Groundhog moun
tain divide. This is known as the;
<>:d Ashcroft trail.
The new placer gold field has
bwn discovered by some l>ease lake
Indians, and is on the South Nahan
ni river, about 450 miles by trail
and river from Telegraph creek be
yond the northern boundary ofj
British Columbia, 120 miles east of j
Hyland river, across country. A'
reliable party has been sent In to in j
veetijsate thl-. rumor and report. An1
effort was made to keep this quiet'
to prevent a foolish rush on the1
strength of an Indian story. It is
a region hard to reach, and with no
Inhabltanta. Supplies In the nearest
stores at l>ease lake, McDames creek
and I -lard post are very short. To
attempt to go Into this region this!
year .to stay would be almost suici
dal, and yet, as the news has* in i
some way leaked out, at least twen
ty-five men have already passed"
the I'nlted States customs at Wran
gell Intent upon reaching this re
mote spot.
On the opposite side pt the Sti- 1
kine. in the Klappan country, about
ISO miles by trail from Telegraph i
creek, several hundred coal claims
have been staked. Expert testimo- 1
ny seems to indicate that while]
there is much (rood anthracite coal j
in sight, the seams are somewhat
broken. This is on the Stlkine side
of the Groundhog mountains. The
groundhogs have made many burrow
in these hills, incidentally mining
valuable samples of the coal as well
as giving a name to the mountains.
In the bishop's opinion this region,
where the head waters of the Stik
ine, the Naas and the Skeena are
all within a few miles of one anoth
er. is one of the most hopeful parts
of northern British Columbia
The provincial government has a
party of men improving the trail to
Atlin. which is the winter mail
route. They were seventeen miles
from Telegraph creek when the1
bishop left.
Another party, under Frank Ca
sey, is surveying a wagon road from'
Telegraph creek to the head of De*s
lake The old pack trail is beinjj
followed in the main, as It is the
only feasible route. The chief ob
stacles to be overcome lie between
! mile six and mile twenty-two. There
are In this strip of country a suc
cession of creeks, flowing into the
Stfktne almost every mile, forming
deep ravines, too wide to bridge as
high up as the plateau bank of the
river, which the road follows, too
deep to descend and ascend in a
line with the direction desired. No
other course seems open than to
make a zig-cag detour with a bridge
on a lower level. Beyond the Too
ya rfver, twenty-two miles from Tel
egraph creek", the way is easy. Tb?i
surveying party had about reached
this point when the bishop left.
furl* Jimmy Cooley. now In hlsj
S2nd T?r, ramp down town today I
to vote, and Mating that he had Tot
twice before for James Wlckersham
thought that he wan now too old
to flop, andThe would again do his
duty In the way of returning hlmto
congress.
Delk-tou* ire CreMn &n<l t re
cream eoda. with strictly pure fruit
jatoes and crush cd fruits at the
Vleaua C-ife, Broadway. b?tw*ae
Fifth and Sixth Area tf
None better and purer nun Gibson !
rye. Rainier and Olympla beer. Or |
dere by *phone promptly delivered.
Tbe * ascot. *L
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SSc for a borne cooked meal ?
Qwtek, clean eenrtc*. Where? At
New Hcrae Restaurant, Flftt
Avenue. b?lf a xalnete from Broad wa.
KEEP CUTS CLEAN.
TK?n TH*r? l?r?t Anything For Th?m
to Do but HmI.
The cut made by the surgeon should
ilwaya I* ko|?t absolutely free from
irerms. If Infection occurs we know
tint some oiw h:is hlmdrrfd. Acclden.
tal cult, od the other hand, are almost
Invariably Infected
The germs of dlwea??> are every
where. No mutter bow suiitll the cat
may l>e or how brief Itii cx|*?*ure to
tbt air, perms are alroo-M certain to
enter. If an accidental tut I* to heal
quickly and well all jrerms roust be
carefully removed at the first drew
In*.
When we consider hew many are
the waya In which a cnt may become
Infected we tun understand why such ,
precautions are necessary. Infection
Is often introduced by ttie very Imple
ment that makes the wound. Only
?urjreons use sterlllred Instruments.
A knife or a pair of scissors or a piece
of glass or crockery Is tilmost certain
to plant germs In the fni-row It pJows. 1
Germs may also enter fiom the cloth
ing, from the hands of whoever rushes
?o help, from the flr*t piece of cloth or j
handkerchief used to sbinch the flow
of blood or from the water used for]
the first washing.
Since the avenues of danger are *o
numerous. It Is safest to assume that
Infection has occurred It follows that
every family should understand some
of the simplest method* of sterlllza
tlon. Heat Is the simplest of all. !
The mother of a family should keep :
a supply of soft linen rap* that have
been thoroughly boiled. Shi- ?bould
keep them not on an o|?n shelf with
towels or other cloths. b?t done up In
a carefully closed oiled paper bag or
protected from the air In some other
equally effective way. For washing
the wound she should use only water
that has t>een boiled. U'hen the doc
tor comes he will add some kind of
chemical antisepsis, nnd It will be j
proved once more that a clean cut car !
do nothlnjt but bent.? Youth'* Com
panlon.
CHANGEABLE CHICAGO.
H?? Eight Count.#* and Many V?ri?d
Spelling* to It* 0*dit.
"Fpw |w?opl? know thiit CMcngo has
N*n Id eljrtit different 'fonntle* of Il
linois," mM nn old Chimin man "It
was first placed within the limit* of
Mm1l?on county. Illlnoi* then being a
territory. Sept. 14. 1S12
"Snl?*o?inp!itly it trn* Indndcd In the
follow inc counties norl.nlnt: Kdwnrdu in
1814: Crawford. IS1?: Clark, after thf
territory ? n? admitted a* a ?tnte, IM'.i;
Pike. laei: Kulton. 1SB3: Peoria. IX?V
under the JnrlwIH'i Jon of wlik-Ii |? re
mained until !!??? i-reatloti of iln? county
of Cook. Jan. IS. 1S51
"Tlx* nnmr of the city, to*v h:c? twvn
xprtl.fi more than a dnseii tmy-" K*
ther 11 en nc" in m!'n| l| Ckroin ciiti:
La Suite. S!ic asrnn. ?n tin o'il Krttii lt
map ?f tti JC. Clmkairon : ?>tt alt >th r .iM
map ?|i?T.1> In tin- II ' ??wti
library at Miidi*on. Wl* . It I* I "hi
Muisruti; Putin* ? Jrti * l?*t* i|i3*i> *vr>??r
It Chlcacoua. anil In lit*' St S"<iit??
wrote II variously Clil'.nrti. CM at'Hi.
Clil< a<vt jttnl I ?? Ix-ltif tin* Hrst
to jrh r lite letter* tin* arr nt ??'.iiciil
irtili h tin.iilj r ? <rttli'il i?p?n i? t
ittnlinrltFd -'vi'lt c CU.? rVv??i* ?.????
the ?|if!!llll! in I T'J I III tlf
Onvtivllv treaty 'a.* revl??d. it i? t hi
kat't *
"In an ufal dml M?il awn> anion,
the nrrlilm of tln? Cliii-ijr? Hi* ? rir;i
society, a* applied to tbe rtv?r >n
rwk ? 1 77 -I ?. It ?* plainly wrlttm; '"It
cairoti Tin- word ?va* I 'm- Indian a ml
for pirltr or wild onlmi and nlgrnlfnl
to thf nil moil ?tit?na. mlghi.i | imcr
fUl. COWrjICWU*
"In IT*JT< a chlel borr the timn ? Chi
csiro (tinder some one ?>f lt? many
spellings!. wh?> went to I'ari* :irH wa?
made marl) of by kinsr* :ind prin e? "
?'W*tch?t" en Ssard Shijv
On board all ?h!p? a <i"1i-> m
"watelio< itn- ?~Tal>:v?ltc<l * ? fiit
work I* ?h;ir?il Itv tinxnie tlir cil
or*. To aid tlii* <?lij??-t :iNo l!n> >n 'v?
art* dlvlditl Info iwn ilirMnti* --Mr
board and j?>rt A il-ij
mow o? at iwn m. and ? '>?????? no ??<????? ,
wntrhc Tbo waii-h " till li i* mi ditM
In tho forotunin uno rim Iir* tho nf or |
noon no\t day and Ikr nmi ?i"i li * * t
fonr hour*' r n intr nicht '1: > ?' i
liotir* tho nr\f T'ii? l? llto on ' '??>* ,
bavin? "din! iilil?i"i i|tih-li .i!i- >? !??
by dlvidina tin* h??nr? ti:-*t ?-?>vti t j? m
and N |> in Into ? m1< hrs?
L'ving on RjbSe
Tho niMior slue l? nut- ><f tto m mi
po?t* of pilil*?r plantation* l> a r
the ronn* liw? and food* on tV )t> <???
oor.inc fr?nr thr inl? l*mli. n.i v
boon ca?it mi tN- "?in.*CTHltnn thi' .<r\
an* inn I <-ouM *nli*:?t .in rulil or 1
v.ncorfiil of JnHf wn* placiil ln-f-c
wmo rnblior ?lnev which lapnrd It h;
like a rat up nilili S< Ini'"'*
haro i-onio In tin* i-onHiwInn that t'il?
alnc contain* *imw rilMirt l|j|Mlnt
fornionl -na a (m?trir Jnii-o
What J?n? Ha'd.
"DM yon hoar thr <atlrl<ai roply
Jano Sharp inndo to Tofentin f;ildorT"
"No: what wa* it?
"Hp said. "It wouldn't; lw roc monoy
yoo would marry nv for. would It*""
"And what t.id Jano ?ay?"
"Sho "aid. "What auifnl winorttr"?
Oeroland Plain Itoalor
Precautionary.
BMptw? Wbjr do yoni ?tr1l;e Hard
nppe for n loan orory tlmo yon moot
htm? Ton know ho iwvor ha.? any
money. Slobb* - MrnMy In aolf do- 1
fenae. my boy If I didn't Mrike him '
he'd atrikp me- Philadelphia Record.
Tb* hlchost com part wo can make
with oar follow In. I>ot there bo troth
between an forevertnortt.- Er.ienwm.
HAW NATURAL' Y ABUNDANT.
Wfce? "A [? ' '<? ?' ft Uronre j
Hair f< *.trr<?1ai- : xr.l dandruff cifw.-e, |
a* a s*" rVrif or Irrnatfror affair*
tlat <?0 ??? oartJiIy a. ? 1. Hair, *.iw not (
dteeft^erf. ^re?"a ?t<?ralljr. Itraarian'ljr.
Psndnjff !? the ranee of j*tn?>-t?<r>thli of j
all hair trouble, and dandruff I* MWM
by a rwi. Th" only way to euro dand
ruff I* l<? Will tite eerm; and. *o far th~
only hai;" vrr ji.iratli.ti tb.->t win r>??;ttvely \
doatr thJ rm I* !fSWfen>*a HerptrMe? j
jb^nte'y h.rmle^. ftp* fr?m gr+*r* ,
wdlment, <1jre rn.it* r or dwoeron* <Jnww.
It rllay- Ifr'tln* in*tantiy: make# hair j
jl-nsgy C1'1 *ofl as *Pk. "Destroy the !
ranee, y->u rrmovo fhe eff?rt." Ri.d fcj ;
leadlnfr dn!inct?l<>. Send lftc. In atamps to r
tampl* to Tbe Herpleiue Co., Detroit
Mich. .
One dollar bottlw guaranty.
Win BrUt, SpedaJ Agent, Sfcasway.
TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY
Take LAXATIVE BROMO Quinine
Tablets. Druggists refund money If
It falls to cure. E. W. GROVE'S sig
nature Is on oacl/ box. 25c.
The grand opera star? J
have gone abroad, \
but
you can still hear theni sins f
t!?eir greatest triumphs <>ti tlt? |
\ ictor.
Thotisrh thrjr are thn??an<i; o< I
milts sway. ( arti*o, Meliw?. T?t
mrini, and all the othrr famous
a? ti ~tn who mak?* records r*
elnsndy (or the Victor, sing (of
fou whenever and as often as yon
wish.
'"on** ?? imi h**r th*?n, tb*
? ??t Jri of the Vict or * 5
iml V* r*f>r \ ir tro) * ($15 to JW. Km?
termf if ?! mired.
WILLIAM PR1TT
thf druc.c.ist
DO NT DELAY.
Sosie Alaskan People Have Uvav)
That Negloa U Daagerom*.
Tn? ?lightest vmptora of kW??y
troable is fAr too serious to b? over
looked. It* U>? small, Mglvfed
trouble* that lead to serious kklaejr
ailments, That pain la the "small 'Of
your back; that urinary irregularity,
those headache* and di?y spells,
that weak, weary, worn-oat feeling,
may be nature'* warning of coming
dropsy or fatal Bright * disease. V. hy
risk your life by neglecting these
symptoms? Reach the cauae of the
trouble while there is yet Ume ? be
gin treating your kidney* at once
with a tried and proven kidney rem
edy. No need to experiment ? I?an s
Kidney Pills have been curing kid
ney troupe for over 76 years. Doan's
Kidney Pills are used and recommeal
ed throughout the civilized worfri.
Convincing testimony follows:
Mrs. E. A. Husk. 1001 Union 8t,
Olympla, Wash., says: "Although I
have never used Doan's Kidney Pl:to
myself, they hare been taken by
oiber members of my family wi'h
excellent results. They ha?? no
equal for pain and weakness in the
back. The persons who used Doan *
Kidney Pill* Id my family are now
entirely free from kidney trouble "
For sale by all dealers. Price SO
cent*. Koster-Milburn Co., Buffai",
New York, *o!e agents for Unl'ed
State*. ?
Remember the name ? Doan's ? md
take no other.
H. D. K1RMSE
PIONEER JEWELER
of AU*ka
I ATgnt and Mo?t Complrfe
Stock of
Nugget Jewelry and
Alaskan Curios
In The North
Stores at
SKAGWAY ft KETCHIKAN
fir tin sins
?
Chinchilla Coatings
58 inches wide at - *- - $3.50 a yard
Two Tone Coatings
Made by the Oregon Woolen Mills ? Very Smart for
Suits or Cloaks
54 inches wide at - - - $2.50 a yard
Changeable Soft Taffeta's
27 inches wide, only - - $1.10 a yard
Heavy Novelty Worsteds
and
Wide Wale Serges &)
Just the right weight for fall and winter
Our prices the lowest, quality considered
L. A. HARRISON & CO.
Phone 55
Angeles Beer
COSTS MORE TO BREW
COSTS YOU NO MORE
in Bottles and on Draf* at
ALL flRSf CLASS BARS