Have You
Ever Tried Our
Soda Crackers In
Bulk? They are
Crisp and Fresh
We also have the Plain and Salted
Long Branch Wafers in the bulk
c. w. ask & SONS
Say Fellows !
We have juat received a ahipment
or aome real"claaay" hat? the kind
that give you "that nifty appearance"
' NOW U the time to get your ?um
mer lid. Remember
"Happy Haa 'Em"
DORTERO & SON
Exclusive Clothier* and Gent's Furnishers
Pack Train
1 Restaurant
TONY STANICH, Proprietor
For 14 Y?tr? W? H?t? S?r?ed ??ly
The Best in the Market*
ud IoJij it U tie]
Most Popular Eating
House in the North
I New Location
Broadway, between 3rd and 4th
The Delmonico of Alaska
CRAB MEAT COCK TAILS
at
The Pack Train Reatanraat
Served a la carte.
35c (or a hom# cooked meal ?
quick, clean service. Where At
the New Home Restaurant, Fifth
Avenue, halt a minute from Broad
way. .
H.M. Hartwigsen
DKAUKR IN
CIGARS. TOBACCO AND
SMOKERS' ARCT1CLES
NOW. IS THE TIME
TO FISH
A carefully selected line of Rod?, Reels,
;n^ Lines. Flyes, Hooks and bail.
?JU ? EVERYTHING FOR
THE ANGLER
Large circulating library, including the
latest cop> write books. Magazines.
Newspapers and other periodicals. Fine
line of Stationary.
SMOKERS ATTENTION
EL INFINITO CLEAR
HAVANA CIOARS.
6,000 Juat rocoived troin the fac
tory At Tamp*. Fl*. If you want tie
U?t don't fail to try them.
For S5o you can get a wholsorae,
home cooked meal at the Now Home
R**Uuant, Bth Avenuo just off of
Broadway.
KING'S CAFE '
WHITE HORSE YUKON TERRITORY
-Serves The?
BEST MEALS IN THE NORTH
Private Dinner Parties and
Banquets served in attrac
tively furnished boxes
given special attention
Breakfast aia Carte
Luncheon and Dinner
Table d'hote
ONLY BEST IN MARKET SERVED
PRICES REASONABLE. WHITE
HELP EMPLOYED EXCLUSIVELY
= UNDER PERSONAL DIRECTION QF ?
Mrs. Orloff King :: Proprietor
HEADQUARTERS
For Miners Supplies and Inform
ation of Silver Creek
All Goods Delivered 12 Miles Free of Charge
Miners and prospectors who are intendingjtfoing
to the new diggings by Atlin in the Silver Creek
districts cm purchase 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.
Brevities
Painter* uro at work on th? Clay
aou store building, rejuvenating It
with a fresh coat of paint. Oo thou
und do Ukowlse.
Mrs. A. C. Latham and child came
up from Seattlo on tho May today to
Join customs officer Latham during
his stay In the Oem City.
D. D. Culms, head of the Cana
dian Geological survey, arrlvod in
Skagway today from Ottawa. Ho
will go north In tho morning.
A number of Skagway ladlee, con
stituting the Ladlee Aid Society, aro
enjoying a picnic this aftornoon on
'.he meadow across tho railroad
OrWlgo.
Tho Pacific Coast company's
block at the corner o f Broadway an.
First, has Just received a frost coat
or paint, which gives It a uiore
pleasing appearauco.
Mr. R. C. Ewlng, who has boon
acting operator and postmaster at
Carcross Tor tho p:st few months,
relieving Postmaster Chambers, has
arrived la Skngway and will leavo
th'8 evonlng for Victoria.
Mrs. A. Lllleystrand and daughter
Kdna, mother aud sister of Mrs. V.
A. Peterson, came up from Douglas
on tho City of Seattlo and are
spending a few days at tho Poterson
home.
Tho Princess May arrlvod In Skag
way at uoon today with about fifty
passengers and will sail tonight w ith
twenty, A number of the passen
gers are round trippers who are
paying Alaska a visit for tho first
tlmo.
Mrs. MacPhorsou, wife of the pop
ular druggist of Whltehorse, will be
a passenger south tonight on the
May, going to Toronto for a visit at
hor former homo. It is understood
that Mr. MacPherson will join her
later In the season aud they will re
turn home together.
The Princess May will sail tonight
about tea o'clock. Among hor pas
sengers ftom Skagway will be Mrs.
G. O. Miller, who is going to Port
i:ui<1 for a several week's visit, ond
Mr. A. C. Towno, who is to make a
business visit to Aberdeen, Wash
ington.
The manager of the Pueblo mine
is advertising for more miners. In
dications are that tho output of that
property will continue to increase
and make business good for the
summer. With added freight bolng
shipped In and ore coming out,
th'ngs look good for the railway.
Word has been recelvod in Sk#g
,vay. that Dr. Young, Mlnlstor ot
Education for British Columbia,
would arrive here in time to take
the first boat for Atlln. The Doc
tor's visit Is significant at tho pre
sent time as It follows tho public
;<nuounctnient of Premier McBrido
that a railroad line Is being project
ed Into the Atlin country from tho
Fred Helser Is tho hero of local
fishing circles. Last evening ho
caught a due mountain trout meas
uring slightly more than fourteen
luchca lu length. It was taken from
Octroy lake and Is supposed to bo
tho grandpa, or grandma, of that
plucid depths overlooking Skagway
i t a height of six hundred feet.
Tho anglers ore taking many creels
of trout from the lnko now, and the
.itorlea are likewise Increasing in re
dundancy.
Agent Lyons of tho Alaska Stbam
ship com;>.iny has tabulated tho nura
ber of boats that aro scheduled to
make this port during tho month of
June, and they total 20. Out of
that nt'mber tho Alaska Steamship
company will dock 12. Theso aro
ships of the line and do not Include
i ho Peterson, Georgia and barg
vs. tugs and gas boats that tio up
iitro In largo numbors.
Alex Blanchard was a passenger
to Whttehorso this morning, going
to that city In the intorest of tho
White Pass company.
Tho hnrbor boat Peterson arriv
ed from Halnos and Fort Seward at
11 o'clock, and sailed at 3:30 o'
clock this afternoon. The Haines
people coming up wero Geo. Vogel,
Judge Stout, H. P. M. Birklnblne,
Wm. Burnham, and Mrs. Danner
Une. Thoso from tho Fort wore
Mrs. Wm. Brooke and daughter Nan
cy, Mr. Woolsey, tho noted steam
ship official, who In company with
Jchn Biook wero landod at Burro
Creek for an afternoon's fishing,
and will be taken aboard when the
Peterson returns. Emmett McKenn
the traveling salesman, five soldiers
and their wlvos wero also passon
iters for tho visit to Skagway.
Sond the Alaskan to your friends.
VERA LOCKHAKT
with
Tho Juvenile Bostonlons, June Tentl
THE WILY TURK.
Subtle Ru?o That Enabled Abdul Aziz
to VIlit Franc*.
It Is rare that n privilege enjoyed ty
tbe subjects of n country Is denied to
Its ruler, yet by n Inw of the Koran the
sultnn mny not lenvo tils realm unless
be goes sword In hand for the purpose
of conquering now provinces. Dos
Rucli fur Alio tells how Sultnn Abdul
Aziz traveled abroad without break
ing tbe law.
Abdul Aziz was very eager to accept
Napoleon IIl.'s Invitation to visit tbe
ex|H>sltlOD at I'arls in 18C7. But be
tween bis desire nnd Its attainment
stood the law of tbe Koran, which be
could neither disobey nor set aside.
His ministers advised hlin to couio to
an amicable understanding with Nn
,h>Ioo? und, after announcing tluit war
had been declared ii|>on ''ranee, to
jourucy to tbe exposition, sword In
hand. Tbls scheme, however, seemed
of doubtful advisability, and finally a
simpler plan was adopted.
One day tbe morning isipcrs of Con
stantinople contained the startling
news tbnt Napoleon III. had made tbe
sultan a present of France. Abdul
Aziz was of course at entire liberty to
visit his new province, nnd lie decided
to do so at once Paris and nil France
were greatly amused at the subter
fuge thnt their guest had practiced and
offered no objections to bis approach.
After a verj pleasant visit In Paris
Abdul Aziz returned to Turkey. But
beforo be left be magnanimously gave
Prance back to Napoleon.
Up to Date.
Mrs. Gadder? What do you know
about these people who have moved In
across tbe way? Mrs. Homer ? Not a
thing, except that their name Is Glm
pus, tbe man works In nn office down
town, the woman gives music lessons,
they take their dinner twice a week at
a restaurant, have their washing dono
away from the houso and tbe plumber
bns been there twice In tho last four
days to mend leaks In tho water pipes.
That's tho way tbey usually print a
conversation of this kind In tbe pa
pers, you know, and I don't want to
appear to be a back number.? Chicago
Tribune.
Kingsley and His Pipe*.
The Rev. Charles Kingsley concealed
pipes nil over tlio parish In caso the
desire for smoking suddenly enmo upon
htiu. Walking one day with Benson,
he exclnlmed: "It's no use. I know
you detest tobacco, but I must hnvo a
smoke." lie went to a furze bush, put
his arm in a hole and pulled out a
churchwarden, which ho tilled. When
the pipe was smoked bo put It In a hol
low tree.? Boston Herald.
A Family Secret.
Maybe It's all right for near relatives
to borrow from one another. But It
sounded funny when Daisy's steady
exclaimed. "Your hair looks Just like
Jour mother's!" and Daisy's little
brother piped up: "Course It does. It's
the same halr/'-Chlengo News.
On the Way.
"Have you been uplifted?"
"To sonic extent." replied Mr. Corn
tone). "I'm gettln' so It comes nlmost
natural to say 'agriculture' Instead of
fnrmlu'."'- Washington Star.
Abrupt Ending.
She- My flrst husband was an officer,
iny second a solicitor, my third? He?
Awfully sorry, hut I never could guess
icroallcs. "FHcgcnde Blatter.
Don't go fishing without u Black
Guat, Royal Coachman, DuBty Mil
ler, and a can of salmon eggs in
your kit. Harold has'em; Gth &.
Broadway. tf
PILES CURED ?N 6 TO 14 DAYS
Your druggie* will refund money If
PAZO OINTMENT fall* to euro any
cam of Itching, Blind, Blooding or
Protruding piles in 6 to 14 d?.y?. EOc.
Romp-around Garments
? For Children ?
Girl's Kover-alls
Boy's and Girl's Kover-alls
Children's Romper Aprons
Boy's and Girl's Rompers
Ladies7 and Children's Tennis Shoes
Children's Bare Foot Sandals, Pumps
and Low Shoes
A New Stock Now On Display
L.A.Harrison Company
'Phone <55.
STORE CLOSES AT 8:00 ? Except SATURDAY 0 O'CLOCK
AT THE MOVIES
TONIGHT
'Chnnpo at tiio .Movies.)
Natural History Series, ? Reliance
Tlio Bost Policy, comic ? American.
Tl;? Thospuln Bandit ? Nestor.
Uedella and Mrs. Busybody comic
? Reliance
Everlasting Judy ? Rellanco.
FIVE REELS 5 FIVE REEL
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
DEAFNESS CANNOT BF CUBED
by local applications, as they cannot
reach the diseased portion of the oar
There Is only one way to cure deaf
110S8, anil that Is by constitutional
remedies. Deafness fa caused by an
inflamod condition of the Eustachla
Tube. When this tube Is Inflamod
you havo a rumbling sound of lmper
frit hearing, and when It Is ontlrely
closed, deafness Is the result, and u
less the lnflamtion can b e taken
out and this tub* restored to Its nor
m.il condition, hearing will be do
ctroyed forever; nine cases out of ten
are caused by Catarrh, which Is noth
In* but an inflamed condition of the
mucous surfaces.
We will glrs On? Hundred Dollars
tor any ease of deafness (caused by
Catarrh) that cannot be cured by
Hall's Catarrh Cure. Send for cir
culars, tree.
r. J. CHENEY & CO., Toledo, 0.
Sold by Druggists, 75c
Take Hall's Family Pills tor const!
pittoft
) PIPES
from 5c to aa high u jm
pocket book can reach.
DonVforget 'the number
428
BROADWAY, (Near Fifth)
Tony Dortero's
Best Meals
In The City at the
NEW HOME
RESTAURANT
NOONDAY
DINNER-.^
Lodging
Everything Clean and
First Class
Fifth Avenue near Broadway
? Board of Trade::
".........Cafe.........;;
, , Ktrunan & Cltctk. Proprietor* ? ?
'^Eveything New and First)
Class
* * Banquets and Private 'Dinners , .
A Specialty ' *
! ! Popular] Prices
" * Open Day and Night ? ?
I -H-M
Elk's Hall One Night
TUESDAY, JUNE 10
B. E. Lang Offers The Famous Juvenile
"BOSTONIANS"
In The Tunefull Operetta
"The Dream Girl"
Seats on sale Thursday Morning Prices Reserved $1.00
at Britt's Drug Store General Admission 75c
THE MUSICAL EVENT OF THE SEASON