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f t M l H !'l * I I t" > I I t t
Fruits and Vegetables 3
To Arrive on The Steamship Curacao
Green Onions. Radishes, Bell Peppers
Asparagus, Artichokes, Cucumbers, Beets
Tomatoes, Lettuce, Cauliflower, Rhubarb T
;; Horse Raddish, Cabbage, Parsnips, Tur- f
!! nips. Carrots, Grape Fruit, Bananas, Ap- f
;; pies. Oranges J
| C. W. Ask & Sons
? i ii 1 1 1 ! : : i mi h-?m-h-i r m-m-w i mm;
t
....Furnishings For Particular Men
UNDERWEAR, HATS,
CAPS; SHIRTS, HOSE,
NECKTIES, SWEATER
COATS, UMBRELLAS,
SHOES ,PACS, ARC
TICS, RUBBERS ETC.
If you ever purchase anything ht-re
that doesn't give you complete satis
faction we want you to come and tell
us, and give us a chance to "make
good." That's the way we've built
up a steady trade. No matter how
hard you are to plette, we guarantee
to please you. TRY US.
Tony Dortero & Son? 421 Broadway
INJUNCTION
$10.00 K Ole, $10.00
Du U want a Ton of C O A L
Are U ready now to buy
If U R just hit the telephone
Double 3 wilicatch Old SI,
ROYAL I
Steam baojndr?
Ail Work QaaranteeJ Short
Ord?f? Promptly
Don*
trill call and deliver
PHONE 7S.
Best Meals
iln The Ci'.v at the
NEW HOME
RESTAURANT
NOONDAY orf
DINNER *A>r
Lodging
Everything Clean aoJ
First CUm
Fifth Avenue near Broadway
Draper & Co.
Aireeta For
EASTMAN KODAK SUPPLIES
rHOTOGRATHKRS
FttUabtec done for tiioo# who
~pr*c? the buttoa."
FuU toe of FVat, PlaW* ?4 Pa
per*.
Mai] or tier* carefully attended to.
AMnm
Draper A Co- P. O. Box -a"
Skarw*j. Alaska.
< CANDY
V CIGARS
( TOBACCO
Smokers Articles
A Carefully Selected Stock
of Notions. Such as Shave
ing Articles, belts. Note
Books Post. Cards
Dont forget the number
BROADWAY. (7W Fifth 1
Tony Dortero's
Subscribe (or The I>*Uy Alaskan |
+ Board of Trade II
.Cafe
J, Ktrtmmi A CWttk. fr?frie!an |
j? Eveything New and Fir?t ^
A. Class
I f
X Ba>}Uffc> and Prrv?|p Dmndl T 1
T A Specialty "f j
T .J.1
.1. Popular Prices Xi
Open Day and Night I
?m-s 1 1 i h -h-** t
Electric Globes
and Supplies
Unt U further notice the folio*
t ? prices ?re rna<te on all pradcn
of lamps.
Tungsten 25 watte $ .65
Tungsten 40 watts .70
Tnngston 60 watts 1.00
Tungsten 100 watts 1.35
Tantolum 23 watte .,">0
Tantolum 40 watte .50
Tantolum "*0 watts >5
Carbon 00 watte .25
Carbon 120 watts .35
Electrical supplirs and fix
ture at reasonable rates
Estimates given on all work
Home Power Co.
CM AS. WTt I
DttpUv R?oa> aid Offic*. 4tfc <r Met.
DON'T FROG
Un!?*? You're Got 50 O.yTS
H. Hartwigsen
Successor to
W. W. BOUQHTON
DKAT.KR n< ?
Cigars Tobacco
Smokers' Articles,
Stationery and Fish
in?; Tackle
T.HRGK CI BCT LATINO LIHRABY
WCLErTWNO I-ATKST OOPT
MGBTKD BOOKS
? AOAMNES. KEWSPAPKKS * VD
OT H F.I PDttODICALS
aw *?Nwn ami "in a i ?ii mi m . m m
m NOTES I
tSpeci#i Corrsapouderce.)
Mr and Jin. Geo. Adamn returned
to Ruby Creek after several days
stay in Atlin.
George Cassidy and l?uff Thorop
aoa arrived here last evening after
a somewhat extended hunting trip.
A special meeting of the Masons
was held last Thursday for th*> ptr
pose at initiating eevenU new mem
bers.
D?. Henry E. Young left on the
last sia<e for the Cftast, accompanied
try (?'rank Breese and Tom W&agon
Dr. Yoime was re-elected- by acclam
ation as the member from the AtUn
and Coroox district*.
The Conservative Association iwld
their reenter meeting on March Hth.
The chief h twines* of the meeting
was the nomination and election of
officer* for the coming year. The fal
lowing officers were elected: John
H. Dunham, president; Charles Gil
more. vk-e-j-reaiderX; Thomas James
secretary and treasurer; Exeicutiv
Committee: John Ejrgert. O. T. Con
ley. Robt. Wallace, Hugh Mollneatix
Capt. Hawthorne and Robt Dninlap.
Wm. O'Shea had a Wsr nm for his
money the other day. or to be speci
fic. for his Lynx while out trapping
Having bated his trap and reftfr^a to
jhls cabin for a long winter sleep he
irose early next morning and appear
1 ^d on the scene Just in time to see
I a big Lynx making his get-a-wa.v ear
; rjing the trap along wRh him. Mr.
O'Shea took up the chase. In the
seventh mile of the race Mr. Lynx
handicapped by the obstruction on
his pedal extremity became entangled
in a brush thereby delaying the
"eam*>." Riiiy coming up breathless,
fook careful aim wKh his trnsty
rifle and slew Mr. Lyrur where he
crouch**! r*>a?ty for the spring.
DREW STRAWS TO SEE
WHO WOULO MURDER.
OKLAHOMA CITY, Ok'*., March
1?> ? K. Mackav, for whose sake
Thoma? J. Gentry, a prominent c4ti
*?n of Oklahoma City was murder
ed in Ms home wreral months apo,
on the witness stand today twwd
state's evlde*?ne and told how Gen
try'* wife and Maurice Weinman,
brother-in-law of the murdered man,
drew straws to determtr** who?*h<>uld
do the killing
Mackay swore that both Mrs.
Gentry and her brother wanted to
lo the "Jnb," and thin was why th?rr
determined upon a game of <"b*nre
for the privilege
Mackay tofcf on the witness stand
of a number of previous attempts
made to poison and shoot Gentry.
He testified that the murdered man's
wife disguised heraelf In man's ap
narel and bought arsenic at a local
?Inig store. Mackay satd he met
Mrs. Gentry and Welchtinan the ev
fr.in^ of the murder and the three
went over the final details toother.
They went to the Gentry home, wher
Gentry later was murdered In hi*
library.
Mrs. On try secured possession of
her husband's diamonds to make It
appear he had been killed for the
purpose of robbery. Immediately af
ter the murder Maekay and Mrs.
Gentry went to a local hotel.
THE PEOPLE ALL
'? C1?orr? CHr-t. (!lr? I~ m Smkro'i
IT. ,?!<???*.
T' < v-crt rf jmo br?ti tn every
? n?" ? r it?i. an<l many are womleriiJd
? h ; .' n' rd rignitlea. though r.o one
??. ' ?? >>ern found, who will deny thst
. ? v tiers pr.nrtctDK does tho'wora
A ' !? ' mf. irrUitlon ef thmsandi of
lo know all about a eo-.d
tajr that HERPlC;r>K
.-oyer er kP*?r of "Harp#-,"
?; ?v. is the family nana of a
! .41 by rartrm* vegetable pi;
s'.r.iilar mlecohe ciu.tj ?tar
in.ff iisl i- *'*atp. ai*1 falltne hair; thl
?s l"? roiJe thai NEWBRO'8 HKRP)
Ctr>T-l Jiromfalr fWtror* ; after wh'ch th
harr grows. SoM by leading rtragglnts
Send We. In mampe for sample to Th
HerpJclJ* Co.. Detroit Mich
One dollar bottles guaranteed.
W'n Rritt, Special Agent, Skagway.
New clean comfortable beds for
50 cents and up at the Dominion Ho
tel. Whltehorse. Y. T. Mrs. R. Kel
wy, Proprietress. tf
3.ic for a home cooked meal ? j
quirk, "clean service. Where? At j
the New Home Restaurant, Fifth
Avenue. naif a minute from Broadwa.
EASTER OFFERINGS.
you are procrastinating when you
put o?f ordering your Easter suit an
other day. There la Just enough
time to get in your order now for
?ne of the famous Born suits or
overcoats. Every garment made to
your measure.
AMERICAN TAILORS,
6-t Geo. Mowl; Prop
I * ' WNii'WII' >?M' '
mrtmu^a- ?- -
SMALLPOX STiiL AAOINO
ON THE PORCUPlKi.j
. ,
DAWSON, if art h l*~A ttft?r writ
ten *1 Rampart House, on, the Porcu
pine rlv?r, Feb. 1, by Dr. Smith, pro
visional territorial health otf'eer for
the district, was received In the tow
er river mail bjr Major BOrrtgan, act
ing commissioner', stating that s;x
new OMt of smallpox had developed
in the camp since December 5, and
that in the Intcrral 35 patients had
recovered and been dismissed, nuk-i
in* a total of 99. How many cases j
were still 'n the hospital at the date j
of writing was no* stated.
Daniel Cadzow, the Rampart trader [
is reported on the way op the river, j
He in supposed to be en route to the !
coaat for smpp^ea, it h* believed he '
baa been qoaranti ? <e i outside Hampai |
before elavlng, and, if not, likely!
win be quarantined at Eagle. ? [
Major HorTisran received word by
the Macpherson patrol, which arrived I
yesterday, i hat the vaccine which he '
sent to Macpherson this whiter from j
Dawson was put to use immediately. I
Dr. Wilson, the police surgeon at that:
point, vaccinated all white# and na-j
thrw. j
SAVANT WILL OPERATE
ON EGYPTIAN SPHINX.
CAMBRIDGE, Mass., March 10?
Prof. George Aadniw ReUner, of Har- j
vard, who solved the riddle of whaH
of whom-the-ijreat E^yptuun sphinx Is '
!j> now about to vr??t from It th< ?
"ecret message which has eloce the |
earliest times been supposed to Jifrtc
in its stony head. He is going to
operate on the sphinx's brain, which
today m covered with ."and.
Dr. Reisner. whi V at work last
year in Egypt, discovered that a "ho?e
or pit l i the top oif the ?Teai imar
he?d. which i?? a Hkenrs of Oflhren.
an Egyptian ruler, e*tor.ded ten or
more fwt down from the tipper ?'ir
face.
Believing that tb s cavity mi:h'
contain treasures of nr-? U v*J?e( the
Har\-ard savant mnde up bin rntr?d to
prosecute hi' a^arefc Into this hidden
mystery al the earliest opportunity.
Accordingly, he lis now at Alewn
dria, whence he will *o to the sphinx.
H? has fi)n<!= froro Harvard and !s
accompanied by i*ri f. U Earl- Rowe
"OPPER RIVER SNOW
PLOW HURRIED NORTH.
SEATTLE, Mwili 10 ? A large ro
'ar> tnov plow, virtually a mountain
on wheels, ts being hurried we*t ova*
the Milwaukee mfti'txvd to conm> t
with a waiting ?ti>iuiujr, which h
prepared to stake K North In f#cord
time.
Considerable aUeltfion 1? tjein? At
Uncled by this t?mr?ually kuye pl*-c?
tt rolling stock, th*t will bo n?--d to1
battle with the snow niong the lin*
of the Copper River A Northwestern
railway in Alaska.
The plow W? the klfgeat of it* kind
ever built It wljha in the neigh
bar hood of 180,000 pouml*. or ninety
ton*. It. hi o< the Hardest type, de
signed for the speedy removal of
heavy snows thai bkxrade railroad
traffic In Alaska <t wring the wint r
months.
PREPARES TOR WAR
ON NORTH SEA.
BERLIN*. March 12 ? The Tagleuch
Rundschau announces that a cruiser
fleet of six small nhips and four
Dreadnoughts are to be transferred
in April from Kiel to Wilhelmshaff
and will be permanency* stationed In
the North Se*. The journal explains
that the transfer ha? nothing to do
with Anglo-German relations, declar
ing that Germany in only foflowln*
Great Britain's lead In concentrating
her naval strength it, these water*
"under the prudent Msunrptlcn tha^
In the war* of the future the most. im
portArct deiUion* will fall in the
North Sea "
ELKS MEETING TONIGHT.
Stag way Lodge No, 431. R *>. O
Elk*. will meet tonight at 8:00 sharp
All members are requested to be
present and all vUiting brothers are
cordially Invited.
P. A. Callaicmn. SecreLvy
Col. J. H. Conrad of Carcrops n. ?
cotnpanied by Attorney \V. L. Phelps
of Whltehorse arrived in the city last
night on the train.
The Princess May left Vaaewwer
Tuesday 'night for thin port with a
passenger list Of 80 n,ni seven ty-f're
tons of freight. She ?:.!i arrive here
Saturday,
FIVE GOOD ONES TO DRAW TO.
Pebbleford and Gibson Rye. Bad
wei*er. Bine Ribbon nnd Pale Rsio
ler Beer at the Board of Trade.
00 f Nd VH&m OUTV
S;5orea 9# Al *tksn Reader* A r# Laarrt
ing the Duty of The K|jr??y?,
To filter tfc? btood k the kidneys'
duty.
When thejr tail to 1? thU ? he kirf
neya are sick.
Backache and many kidney Ule fo
tow;
Help tho kMr.eyi do Uiair work.
Doan'a Kidney Fife have cured
thousands of t erere cawa.
Proof is the following:
H. L. Strand, 1?0? Lombard 8t.
Rverett, Wa?t?., any*: "I <ru In
r<aii shape with kidney romplalat My
riack was so weak and p-iinfal that
I could not stoop ar.d the kidney
secretions were very distreeetaj; In
passage. I had to ?|uit work and al-:
rho?K-li I ?m not confined to my '
bed. I felt miserable hx erery way.
The first few d oses of Doan'a Kid
ney Pills Rare me gi"?at relief and
by the tine I had finished the coo
tents of the second box, my kidney* '
and back no tauter troubled me. I
hen retcrned to work and I hare
been frjo from kidney complaint erer
since Doan's Kidney Pills atone ef
fected this cure."
For sale by ail dealers. Prte# SO
~ents. Foster-Mllbom Co., BufMo.
New York, sole agent* for the Unit
ed States.
Remember the name ? Doan's ? and
iake no other. j
*mok*h? ATrerrrio*
iUfoU Hac'-wl&m, <*?
'V. w Bougbtoo, AM UUMB !*??
a^eacj for Ui? , ftfootw
EL. INFJNITO GLEAJt
HAVANA C10AH3.
S^-'O Just r?eal*ed from th# (sc
uvry at Tarapa, Fia. if 709 nat the
best don't tail to give ui?*? goods
* ttUl. _
for iU jr?. ew gift a wtxilnom*.
V>k? cooked a .eai ?1 U? New tioa*
H??uar?n t, Mb Am, joct off of
tfroadw*/.
A flu# ml id temperance irlak to
the por? tHol?iogM beer made Croat
the sparkling waters of T ns*u?r
Falls. and the ?ery best barley ma<t
with Just the right proportion of
?1 nicest grown bops. Brewed as oo
!j th? Olympta Brew* a* compaay can
br?w. For sal* at the Boar* of Trada
REGISTRATION MOTICC.
Clt'irw daatrlas to rote tor can
didates for the Common Council of
Skagway, Alaska, at the Municipal
Election to be held April IftH, araat
register. The registration V*>ks will
be open at the Town Han from 7 to
9 o'clock every evening from March
18th *0 March 30, Incta si?e.
D. McKay, Town Clark.
The new heavy
ones with Auto
collars, just the
* right wrap for chilly March winds
JJ Colors: Emerald Oxford, Maroon,
* and White
? Prices from $6.00 to $9.50
Gage Straw Braids
Gage Wire Shapes
Gage Untrimmed Straw Shapes
Gage 1 wo Tone Auto Veils
* ( Extra Width an d Length )
* Gage Strictly Hand Tailored Hats
J Latest Parisian Styles $5 to $11.50
a Easier Chicks Easter Post Cards
* Easter Dyes Easter Novelties
J New Stock Arriving By Every Steamer
|L a HARRISON & CO.
Phone 55
ME
BISHOP ROWE RETURNS
TO THE NORTHLAND
(Continued from f'a?e 1.)
the general belief that the Aiaaka:
native nu-*tior? in one of bfe petj
hobbk-s.
'?The Alaska native fat ?otnjt to be j
a much-cared-for psfwmaje," satd
the btehop, "anil the tiro* in not far
off when hospitals and sanitarlom* I
foe the car? of stricken Indian* will
!>e built hi the iarjtw '?Wee of the '
North."
{'??:ihop Rowe was reminded by one
ft his audience today that the aban
<lonment of the Sitka barracks by the
navy department would afford sui
ideal sujwestkm as to the converting 1
of the buildings Into a hospital for
treatment of Abakan insane, or the
iuHn* Indian. "That's right," waa
the optimistic reply. "1 asked Assist- !
ant Secretary at the Navy Keek man :
Wlnthrop what be waa going to do|
?iUi the SRka buildings and be told '
me they wooM be plari?d under the|
supervision of the treasury depart-'
ruent I think the bulldtn?# could be
nUli*<-.l a* yon nay, with a savh% to,
the government"
According to Rfcbop Row* the,
supervision of rrad brifdht* In Al
aska will be withdrawn from tbe IT.
S. army soon. The f'rtJd* will here-j
after be disbursed by another branch \
of tbe eovernment. w?t J BIIM)' de-j
tormincd rcpon.
COLDS CAUSE HEADACHE
LAXATIVE RROMO Qntnlre. the world
wide Cold and Grip remedy removes
cause Call for fnll name Look far
signature EL W. GROVK. J Sc.
Send tbe Alaskan bome for three
months? J2. 25? better than X) letters. !
PREP. AND ACCEPTED MASONS
Regular meeting* of While Pim
Lodge, No. 113, Free and .V-'.eptr. I
Masons, second and fourth Friday* I
?arb month, at 8 p. m. sharp, at Vfa
sonic UaD, 22a Fourth a?ena? .
Sojooraln* and vlaltiag member#
are requested to meet with us
H. F. TATT/OR, gee.
If ? 1 * ? *=
I; Pack Train |
ij Restaurant
TORT STAN1CH. P r?rto-t
F?r 14 T tart W# Hi?? Wr>J mly
The Best in the Markets
rnti t*4*r ft if ?k>
Most Popular Eating
House in the North
ii -> New Location -> ->
Broadway, between 3rd and 4th
ij The Delmonico of Alaska
The White Pass
Hotel ?
Now Open To
The General Traveling Pnbik
t'nder New Management of
M. C. RACINE, Mgr. aad Propr.
? Ratesr-Sl.OO per Day and Up