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of wmi roal "c law) hata the kind
that give you "that nifty appearance
NOW ia the time to get your turn
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WHITE HORSE x YUKON TERRITORY
--Serves The?
j BEST MEALS IN THE NORTH
Private Dinner Parties and
Banquets served in attrac
tively furnished boxes
given special attention
Breakfast a la| Carte
Luncheon and Dinner
T able d'hote
ONLY BEST IN MARKET SERVED
PRICES REASONABLE. WHITE
HELP EMPLOYED EXCLUSIVELY
-=-= UNDER PERSONAL DIRECTION OF
Mrs. Orloff King :: Proprietor
HEADQUARTERS
For Miners Supplies and Inform
ation of Silver Creek
A'.I Goods Delivered 12 Mlle9 Free of Charge
Miners and prospectors who are intendingjgoing
to the new diggings by Atlin in the Silver Creek
districts can ptrcSase all their outfits in Atlin
cheaper than you can elsewhere and notjhave to
pull your load 1 00 miles to Atlin.
Big Store, Litde Price,
Lots of Goods and Plenty Rice.
E. L. PILLMAN Atlin, Y. T.
Brevities
Geo. FlckharUt left last evening
for Juneau on a brlol business trip.
Mrs. (j. W. Fisher and daughter
Nalda, of Whltotorse, paused
thruogu Skagway on their way to
Tacoina
?,. T. McDrten roturc cd from Whlto
horse last evening after spending
several weeks In tho shipyards,
where he sorvod as blacksmith.
A rumor from Juiioau says that
Jobn D. Marshall will succeed Gro
vor C. Winn as commissioner In
that city.
Clarenco Drnntllugor of Auburn,
Washington Is a guesl. of Mr. and
Mrs. .My rick. Ho Is i;olng to Clrclc
Cltv to Join his, father as soon as
tho river opens.
A vory piotty dancing pnrty was
hold lost evening at tho White Fas*
Athletic club. There was a good
att> ndauce, many of the dancers be
ing striugeia on their way north.
W. E. LoBlanc. representing the
Now York Life insurance company
U lluted anion;; tho bUBluess visit
ors In Skagway this week. He will
leave tomorrow Tor Whltehorse ant
later go down tho Yukon,
Tho Marlposu will arrive this nf
tepioon about six o'clock. Amonj
hor passengers are 2C members oi
tho United States Signal corps, wh<
are to remain In Skugwny for a daj
or so before going to tho Interior
Tho Alameda arrived from tlx
westwnrd yesterday afternoon an<
'olt an hoi r later for the south. A
mong tho passengers from heri
via Mrs. Orloff King who la inak
lug a business trip to Juneau,
Professor J. T. Newsom of Pali
Alto, California, left yesterday fo
\'hlt. hoise for u few duyg to b<
spent In research. I'rofessor New
some Is a member of tho faculty o
Stanford 1'nlverslty. He Intends re
turning to Skagway within a fev
J. T. Wallis, Salesman for tli
Goodyear Rubber company of SI
Paul, Miuu., loft thin morning fo
the Intertci In tho interest of hi
company. Mr. WullU starts some
whnt oirly In order to onublo him t
transact business at Carcross an
\Vhltehrose before the rlvor oponi
He Intends making tho trip down tl
Yukon to N'omo and thence to th
Oound by tho outsldo passage. Ml
Wallls Is a member of tho crow u
'.he good ship "Golngryot" of Skag
way, P. of L.
Mr. L. E. Moshelm of Tacotni
vho haa been staying at tho Pulle
House slnr-e May 23, awaiting th
opening of navigation on the Yuko
will leae tomorrow for tho Tanan
hills via Fairbanks. Mr. Mosheii
will try his luck prospecting In A
aska, stating that thero is no clianc
for a young man to get a start In th
slates while working for a salarj
Mr. Moshelm has boen an employ
o tiie TaConia Railway & Power coc
puny for tho past four years. Ho e
pects to remain In the Interior untl
the sprlnR of 1915.
Tho* now W. P. & Y. bouts "A1
aska" and " Yukon" aro tlio fines
evor.
A cob p!po is just, tho thlug t
smoko wleu out fishing, provide
? ou have r.ood tobacco. Harold ha
al! klmU of good tobacco, 5th J
I. roadway. tf
Tho Whlto Pass offers you supei
lor service, frequent sailings, n
stop-overs or dolays
O. B. Wright hus houses for rent
furnished. tf
Important you make Reservation
immediately ou W. P. & Y. boats.
arrangements closing for
SAILING OF STUFF ANSON
Victoria, Juno 10 ? Explorer Stof
fai>Bon arrived la tho city yoeter
dny to mtike fluul urrungoments for
Bulling to the north In search of tho
unknown continent Bupposod to bo
loci ted m>ni tho Boreal polo.
Mr. Steffanion >vlll tako a Btoam
er hero today and proceed at onco
to Nome, Alaska, whoro he will meet
the Arctic .ship Karluk with tho bal
ance of his party. Tho start north
will bo made from that city.
YMEK1CAX HONORED BY
HISTORIC CITY OP I'ARIS
Paris, June 10 ? Rear Admiral
Robert E. Poary, discoverer of tho
North pole, waa given u grand re
ception In this clly yesterday and
l;ist night. Ho was mad? tho Grand
officer of tho Legion of Honor.
Tho Mariposa will nrrlvo In Skag
way this evening about seven o'clock,
bringing more than 100 passen
gers for this port, among them be
ing tho ltoston Juvenile Opera com
pany.
' ] Tho flying machlno which arrived
" ' on tho Loelanaw yesterday was un
loaded today and Is being vlowod at
tho wharf by many of our cltlzons.
Th ; machlno Is billed through to
Fairbanks, consigned to Jamos V.
; Martin and In all probability will net!
r bo used for tho purpose of giving
> exhibition flights In this city.
Word waa received of tho mar
rlnge, at Seattle, Juno 2d, of Miss
I Alula Delaney and Mr. Goorgo C.
Teal, both pioneers of Junoau. Mrs.
, Teal is the daughter of the lato Judg
Arthur K Delaney, for. many yearn
one of the leading lawyers and citi
zens of Alaska and Judgo of the
> t' nlted States District Court during
r the second Cleveland administration,
s Sli? has lived most of her life In Ju
- i.ouu M-. Teil Is a member of tho
f well known Portland family of that
- name. He has resided a great deal
v of tho time since 1897 In Junoau a 0
other Alaska points. Ho is inter
ested in tho cannery business In Al
UNCLAIMED LETTERS IN
SKAGWAY I'OST OFFICE
Tho following lottora romulnoO
uncalled for In the Skagway post
office, Juiio 8, 1913.
Bertoinjon, Miss Chrlstlnn, (card)
Bowbeer \V. A. (4)
l.auer, W. D.
We'.aa, Miss Blrdlo.
WlBcut'inunn, Wm.
A. E. Klndoll. 1'. M.
TO CUllE A COLD IN ON'E DAY
Tako LAXITIVE BROMO Quinine
Tablets. Druggists refund monoy 11
It falls to cure. E. W. GROVE'S ?!<?
slgnaturo Is on each bo*. 25c.
CALL FOR BIDS.
Skiigway, Alaska, Juno 10, '1"
, sealed proposals will bo received
j by tho Board of Education until fi
p. m., Juno 14, 1913, for painting
i ho exterior of tho Skagway Public
School building. Specifications and
further Information furnished on re
quest. D. McKay,
6t. Clerk of Board.
Bonded Whiskeys ? Gibson, Moun
Vtrnon and Bolmont. Tho best ot
Peer ? Bluo Ribbon, Budwelser and
Palo Ranter, at the Mascot, Tele
phone 67. K
Copyrighted cloth bound books
for 26 conts oach, slightly sholl
worn. Remember tho place, Hart
w'gsen's, r.th & Broadway.. tl
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it
The Ijuck Train Beetaurant
Scn'ol -a la carte.
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The Caribou Hotel
E. W. GIDEON. Proprietor
Carcross, Yukon Territory
Itnme<li&tely Opposite the White Pa*i Depot
Well Equipped Furnace Heated Throughout Cafe and Bar ^
Headquarter# for 'Schulza Atlin Royal Mail* Stage Line %
Romp-around. Garments j
I ? For Children
Girl's Kover-alls
Boy's and Girl's Kover-alls
Children's Romper Aprons
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Boy's and Girl's Rompers
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Ladies' and Children's Tennis Shoes
Children's Bare Foot Sandals, Pumps
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A New Stock Now On Display
{ LAHarrison Company
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TONIGHT
In the Year 2,000. A good comic
Solax.
The Thumier Bolt ? 3 roels ? 40 boa
tifui scenes. A Social Drama of
Striking Situations.
4 lleeia To-Night 4 Reels
AT THE MOVIES
! Here Is
Another
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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
How's This?
We offer On ?j Hundred Dollar* Re
ward tor any case of catarrh that cai
" not bo cured ojr Hall's uauirrU Curo
F. J. CHENEY & CO.. Toledo. 0.
We, the undersigned have known
F. J. Cheney for tho past 15 years
Toledo, O.
' and bellovo him perfectly honorable
In all business transactions, and Na
tions made by his firm. Waldlng, Kin
nan & Marvin, Wholesajo druggists o
anclally able to carry out any obllga
Hall's Catarrh curo Is taken Intern
ally, acting directly _ upon the blood
. and mucous surfaces of the system
Testimonials sent free. Price 75c,
per bottlo. Sold by all druggists.
Take Hall's Family PUls for conati
> patllon.
FIVE GOOD ONE 3 TO DRAW TO
Pebbleford and Gibson Rye. Dud
welser, Blue Ribbon and Pal? Rain
ler Deer at the Board of Trade.
PIPES
from Gc to as high u your
pocicoi book can roncn.
Dont forget 'the number
428
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Board of Trade:
Cafe........
Ktraman & CUcak, Proprietor*
Evey thing New and First)
Class
'Banquets and Private ,'Dinnera*
A Specialty
Popular Prices
Open Day and Night
Elk's Hall Two Nights
B. E. Lang Offers The Famous Juvenile
"BOS T ONIANS
IN
>9
" The Dream GirL!
To-night
" La Mascot t " Zfg
To-morrow Night
Seats on sale Prices Reserved $1.00
at Britt's Drug Store General Admission 75c
THE MUSICAL EVENT OF THE SEASON