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NEW HOME
RESTAURANT
NOONDAY Or c
DINNER
Lodging
Kv^ryth nc 0*an *n<:
F>r?t C'M
Fifth Avenue nc?r Broadway
Draper & Co.
Vreoti Ftc
R*ST*IAN KODAK SUPPLIES
FHOTOGRATKERS
RiuMiisf tfoc* for silo** *-bo
Us* bcttoa."
rtC toe of Flint, and Pa
p?*.
V?U or3?*? ottrefuliT attended to.
AMthb
O-fer 4 Co, P. O. Ba* "O."
S*?<rr*J\ -VAsk*.
* CANDY
i CIGARS
v TOBACCO
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Smoker* Articles
A Careful t Selected Stock
of Not i Shaw -
ing Articles, belts. Note %
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428 d
BROVDWAT, 1?W F*tk1 r
Tony Dortero's 5
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i Board of Trade |j
J .Cafe I
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J, Kara man A Ct*c*k. Proprietor* J,
Eveything New and First "f
X Claw X
j[ Banquet* and Private Dinner? J
X A Specialty j*
4- Popular Prices X
i. Open Day and Night JL
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Pack Train
Restaurant
TONY STANKH. Prx?n?t?r
Far 14 Tttn V* Hi?f S?mJ <*K
The Best in the Markets
asj t?4?i it if tk*
Most Popular Eating
House in the North
New Location
Broadway, between 3rd and 4th
The Dflmonico of Alaska
H. D. KIRMSE
PIONEER JEWELER
(4 Alaska
Largest and Most Complete
Stock of
Nugget Jewelry and
Alaskan Curios
In The North
Store? at
SKAGWAY * KETCHIKAN
Electric Globes
and Supplies
Unt 11 further notice tlie follow
ii s prices are made on all grades
or iamps.
Tungsten 2o watts
Tungsten 40 watts
Tanpsten 60 watts
Tungsten HX* watts
Tantalum watts
Tantalum 40 watts
Tantaiam 80 watts
Carbon 60 watts
Carbon 120 watts
Electrical supplies and fix
ture at reasonable rates
Estimates given on all work
Home Power Co.
CHAS *Tt.
Ml' Rmbm iW Offkv. 4ltk k IWwv
? ?
Weil Handled
Bt f. a mitchel
llr. ind Mil Wflrttmw were watt by
and to the toelal swim. They were
loeera, 'wt Mr. Mortimer had Ixfii a
"** ^?T 'n bis tlmf. and it wan hard
j for him to settle down to an Interest
j In one woman. lie wa? an nffection
ate hitstiand and would have scorned
to delil<eratety prefer any woman to
his wife Hut he was human, and
there were times when It appeared
that polygamy won Id hare soiled hi*
especial makeup better than the Kindle
wife plan. I\>r a nnmlter of year*
tfter his marriage his f.injih wore In
danger of a breakup. f..r then; are
few women who w'll for-.-i .> bus
band criminal lncor?-'p:tc;
Nevertheless Mr M ? ? ? < verj
much In lorn with *its v |iiv
; capades wore qn'fe Tts r n, . r ,i .*i
tty. ard there wan e it . <,r tin
women whom h?* f;:vi -p ; v .. -it
tent Ion* that how i ? ? , , ,
for bit wife 111 s,?
j clallre of the d n..-c; !?.? v 4 ?
for the indulge-. v >f m ,
whim of breaking up 1 is iini
muat t<e admitted that he re . ,1 11 ...
; P?1n the*> indulgences w n d u ve 1 >
wife should she diaoovw osw <?: 1 1 ?? 1 1
Mr* Mortimer employed ?? w .rv'n
[ to come In before she went out to
dinner or other fuuctiou* to -. - 1 .??
Mile. Lecrois was her name and s>ie
was very pretty. Mr. Mortimer's
peccadilloes had I It us far tsvn so
trivial, bis wife Iin<I l?een so sure of
bis affecth'U. be was m> devoted to hl?
children, that nhe l< ad had n>> uueasl
ness a bunt bim. But ua Incident hnp
pened soon after Vile l/\ r,..x beg 11
| to make rp the Ui 'sr for the outside
world to l.??k ai that imyiikiI to cast
a lurid light on the situation.
j Tlie Fren h lady's hour fur ber ma
ulpol..il..t.s was a Unit (be lime that
Mr M lrtinur home from >! w:i
town af;?-r InKin,. ? Ho won'd let I rn
self In at the fr>ut door with bis lar h
key. banc up bis coat an<i b it in the
ball cldM'l, then jr.. npstair* to Ids
t wife's U\ho>?n to glv< ami re.r;<e the
marital kiss. Oue afiet n wh*,Ti lie
<ame home to find Ail!, i.o r..i\ ? her
I deconith o work he nd* ? o, to d > u
1 klssp.iK Mrs M on. met 1:
fore a large mim>r on : > -ions
and could s?v l.er husband re.V ; <-<1 m
I It m be aitprmcbed. I!.. . is so
attractive n appearaue ti' .i?
; not ovetviinfidcnt iu her im - j.
ten kept an eye on bis |ma. e frotu tbe
time be entered the ttoui, with 11 wew
I to dL?<ovenug any especial greeting
tbat might pass between tbe two Hut
on tbis occasion tbe day being warm
Mr*. Mortimer was sluing t?efore 11
window, and instead of using tbe mir
ror abe beid a band class
! When Mr. Mortimer cnt? red the
hand glass was rutins on his w:,f s
lap Tin- Fnen.h girl turmsl a< he
entered. a*;d at the same time the
wife raised ihe r'.is* || u-.is on!\ f ?
a (Nond that abe < 1 ?.
of bet husband s f:u?- l.ut it was
1 enouch
Neither \ir Mori mer nor t > ??? m.Md
saw tiw *\>n\uisi\i> clnti h Vr< Mor
timer ?a\e tbe mirror, nor il'?! hev v...
ber lower it She had their secret,
but they did not have tier* Mr M.-r
timer oauic around N>sidp tier and ki>
<?d ber. nsviviuc tbe n?ir:l resis.nse.
thoURb ite thoiiffbt h? r 11; > \\ i>;> j|
t;irte>x.i<i
"Anythlu^; new dowuivMMi. d< ,-V
asked ibe wife casuallt
"Notblac *is- la I Mocks h.vc been
better usla.v
"Well, you'll tiad H?o thlrCs In the
?ide>Kvard. I uonldn't lake ? ire tl ;i
one today. You ktio? we're goint; In
tbe Spinners, and thej ha\e ? great
deal of iif on tbe tal.ie "
I ? Kkht, dear s:.:i!| | bring ou up
one':"
??Xo. thanka I'll hive to take ?i:e
iieftir* dlnuer."*
Mr Mortimer went t.. the sideboard
nexer ?lreaum.g th;it be bad Iktu found
out. Ijit-r h. and his wife dined mil.
and lie remarked tli.it h.- h id seldom 1
aeen her In mi. ti Cv>.^ spirits
A few days later Mrs Mortimer wa>
tHdng dts-or.it.sl r,.r another function,
when the latch ke? n;.> ti 1 <] ju t ti?
l?>*k below ? The decorator stood be
[bind the lady's ehair dressed in s|s<t
less white, and tbe lady herself was on
this evasion also In white. They were
not far fr??u ti,,. ,8nifl h*>ifrht and
I buna. As soou as Mrs. Mortimer heard
the sounds below sla. sprang out of her
1 bair and ordered the m.-ii I get into
It. Miss l.orroix Wonderinglv otievel
Mr. Mortimer came up and entered the
1 room, the woman stnudiug behind the I
.chair keeping her fa e turned from
him (Joing to tbe aide of her whom i
j he supposed to l? hia wife be l^nt j
diiw-n to kiss her. Tbe s -ream tbat '
?reet.-d him and a burst of laughter
j from (he woman !>ehlnd the chair caus
ed him to look up at his wif?v
j He knew at once that the conditions
between him and Miss I^s-tvix had
j been disco vetv.1 Without a word he
left the room.
When the couple were at dinner, the
?biidren having gone up to bod. Mr.
Mortimer said
"Sweetheart, there's no harm done. I
assure you on my word of honor. Pos
sibly there might have been, far that
young woman is a siren. Please get
j rid of her at once. The danger to yon
| and the children and. most of all. to
me has passed, and it will never re J
tarn. Why sbonid it, aince 1 have dis
covered by your handling of this Inci
dent tbat there's not an<>tber woman
j In the world eqttnl to ron V
i And It didn't
ATLW NOTiS.
Tom While, Earnest Ludwltfk and
two assoctales have taken a nine
year lay on Mr?. Erlekson's ground.
Th# last mall from Atlln to the'
outside by dog team left 'Ms to vn '
May 6eventfc;, Dan Holland being In
charge of the rig
The B. C. Road commission ban n
crew of men at work on th? road*
and streets of this Immediate vlciti
!ity. preparing for lite slimmer 1 ravel.
All cleanups ma le on Sprur? Crwk
thy* far this season are exceptionally
good, and *hi? creek looks more pros
perous this year than It has for the
post several (Seasons.
The Ice on Lake Atlln is getting
very rotten, tmd Is unfit for travel.
A few more (lavn of warm weather,
i such as the jvast week has 1>een will
open the lake for the summer navi
gation.
J. M Kuffner has a bU nan* of
men working on his property on Pine
crook installing the pipe line" and
making other preparations for an
early s-lart, and it h believed thai
the wat??r will be tnmrd Into the
pipes by the latter part of this week.
While driver Smith wa* taking one
of 1/mis Schult* teams ? ro?? the
lake the first of this week, the l<e
I gave way, and the team went In.
IVfore assistance could r<ar h the
scene of the * ? i le:;t, on? of the
horses gn\e a Midden plunge and
w??nt under the I -e an I was drownel.
That A > 1 ' u in not ail worked out
yet. and that she has not seen lier
l?est days was shown by the < lean
up made l>.v Messrs. FV>lcy and M>
Closkev, when all re<-ords of previous
?leani;ps were broken. Seven men :
worked eleven shifts, ar.d the cleanup:
showed I'M ounces of the precious
metal.
E. L. Piliman is going .ntj the
farmi'.,.; 1. .-inesis on a larger 8. ale
this year than ever before. This sea
son he is planting two acres of po
;atoes and he will have o\er twenty
live acres under cultivation It is
Mr. rill man's InW-aii ;n ta make ai
effort to raise all the vegetables and
tardea truck that will be <-on-un;ed
:n Uiis camp, and If results are as
?.?ncoura^ing In lie nest lew years
as they ha\e been in Uie past two,
t is almost an assured fact that he
i will be av.<le to nice" the demand.
CHOIR WILL MEET.
The Me.hodist <hoir will meet to
Light at eight o do k at the church
All members are requested to be on
hand promptly.
FRE.H (? NO ACOLPTED MASONS j
Regular u.?'t tings of White I'w
!.od(.? No. 113, Frtc and * ?;<(< 1
;
*ih n.jtith, ai ? p iu. s.iarp, .it Mi
<nni tail, 22.> Fonrih avenu?..
.Vijourtiing and visiting m"inb^r?
ire . equesled to meet with n*
H. F. TAYLOR. Sec.
PiLES CURED IN 6 TO 14 DAYS ,
r druggist will refund money If
ZO OINTMENT Wis to cure any
case of Itching, Blind, Weeding or
Protr iding Piies in 6 to 11 days. 50c
BAKERY GOODS.
Hn>ad- all kin Is ? fr-h from the
i own, cakes and pies, cookies and j
doughnuts in fact a fi st < la s line of
bakery goods w ill be found at the i
Vienna 1 lav cry, Broad ? ay. between j
Fifth and Sixth Avenues. tf i
JVlMoue Ire ('.rotm Jtod 1''6
cream soda. with (Strictly p'ire fruit
juioos and crushed fruits at the;
Vienna Cafe, Br-^alway, l>etwe<n'
Fifth and Sixth A\e*. tf j
None better and purer than Glbs<<n i
rye, Rainier and Olympia beer. Or
dors by 'phone promptly delivered. |
The MwroL tf. t
Rainier and Olymjiia Beer on draft
a' the 1'oard of Tnwle. This is the I
first time that we hfcve had Rainier .
[on draft and you <"an now pet a!
class of eitheT of the above famous J
beers. Tils Is the time to drink |
beer. Get l? at the ltoaid of Trade i
Bar tf j
FIVE GOOD ONES TO DRAW TO.'
Pebbleford and Gibson * Rye. Bwd
weiser, Blue Ribbon and Pale Rain
ier Beer at the Board of Trade.
PRIZE FIGHT SCHEDULED FOR
SKAGWAY.
Arrangements have been made to
give the Wolgast-Morai prise fight
at the Gross Mo\ir.g Picture Show
Saturday and Sunday nights, May
11 and 12.
Three reels require! to reproduce
the entire contest Admission 50c. j
.... , . 'Ji
DON'T OSLAV,
Some Alaskan People Have Learned
That Neglect la Iwngerotu. j
The slightest symptom of kMney
trouble Is far too Mrlous to be oTer- ,
looked. It's the small, neglected
troubles that lead t j serioua kUn?7
ailments. That pain la the "small " of
jour batk; that urinary irregularity;
those headaches and dizzy spells;
tJiat weak, weary, worn-out feeling,
may be nature's warning of coming
dropsy or fatal Bright' s disease. Wby|
risk your life by neglecting these
symptoms? li?ac h the cause of the!
trouble while there Is yet time? be- 1
gin treating your kidneys at oncej
with a tried and proven kidney rem-!
edy. No need to experiment ? Down's
Kidney Pills have been curing kid- 1
ney trouble for over 75 ye?rs. Doan's
Kidney Pills aro u<od an<l recommc-n A
od throughout the civilized worll I
Convincing testimony follows:
Mrs. K. A. Husk, 1001 Union St.,
Olympia, Wash., says: "Although I
have never used Doan s Kidney Pills
myself, they have been taken by
other members of my family wl'h ,
excellent rewiHs. They have no
equal for pain and weakness In the
back. The persons who use<! Doan's
Kidney Pills In my family are now
entirely free from kidney trouble."
Por sale by all dealers. Price 60
cents. Foster-Milburn Co., HufflMo,
New York, sole ajeiLs for United
States.
j Remember th? name ? Deal's? and :
take no other.
Golden North
Hotel
Dining Room
Meals served T able d Hote
or a la Carte
AH Parity served w from our own
Oven*
SMOKERS ATTENTION
Haroid Hart?lf?en, eucceMor **
W. W. liougbton, baa Ukeo
a for the J <*?r famous
El. INF1N1TO CI^AR
HAVANA CIOARS.
4.000 Just received from fac
tory at Tamp*. Fla. If 70a want the
best don't fall to give theae gooda
a trial
for It* jm. cmi?? whoi?*>m*.
hom? cooked seal *t the New Hon?e
;'B?Uurant, [?Ui Av?, J uM off of
; '!ni?dw*r. "
HELPS FOR THE
~ HOUSEWIFE
Special Values in Art
Squares and Carpets
To clean out this department we
have reduced the prices from 25
to 33 1-3 per cent .
New curtain materials, 1912
detiign* 25, 30 and 50c a yard
1912 designs of Wilds Linoleum
in 6 and 12 foot widths : : :
Household Paints, Varnishes and Stains
L A. HARRISON & CO.
Phone 55
TOWN" COStMEHT
There will bo special business to;
romp beforp the meeting of White
I'nsR I/>dgp. No. 113. F. and A. M.,
which will be hold tonight. All mem |
!>ers are urirently requested to be
present ? H. F. Taylor, Secretary.
Tho Humboldt is due In Douela* at
eight tonight, and will be hold In i
that port and Juneau about ft hour*, '
as alio has 100 tons of freight for;
thoso towns. She s?hould arrl'e in
Skagway about ton o'okw-k tomorrow
morning.
James Cooler, familiarly known
l'n<lo Jim. today suffered from a faint*
Ing spell at the corner of FVth Ave
and Broadway, and it was necessary
U> take the old gentleman home In
a carriage. I'ncle Jame? is a Civil
War Veteran, and is 83 year* of age.
The Alaska Steamship Company's!
White Flyer Dolphin left Juneau fori
this port at 8:30 o'clock this morn-1
ing, and she will stop at Hainea en-j
route, where she has considerable
freight to unload. She should ar-j
rive in Skagway about 8 o'clock to- 1
night.
PERT PARAGRAPHS.
A. MAX'S Idp.'i <">f a rest !s to lie o? )
the lonnre with bts f<-et in the ;
h"st sofn pillows, while n woman's is |
to ?it suid omliroi-.i.T holes in a pie<* I
of tineu.
QNE man's Mea of opulence Is I* ing j
so rich that be won't have to con
ceal his grouches.
Subscribe for the Dally Alaskan
Tlie bed* at? &ew and rlean and
only r>Oc and up at the Dominion Ho
tel, WhUehorse, Y. T.
CAFE!
Opened Under New
Manair^ment
J. E. T E R R E L
Formerly of
OJwton Kentucky Kitchen
and lately of
JJcott'i Hotel CarcroM.
The Best in the Market
Properly Cooked
BEST MEALS IN TOWN
AT FOPULAR PRICES
Open from 6 a. m. to 1 0 p. m.
DON'T FROG
Unlaw You're Got SO Currn
H. Hartwigsen
Sttoe? dt V>
W. W. BOUQHTON
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