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ard lAfe'r of
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Properly Cooked
BEST MEALS IN TOWN I
AT POFVLAR PRICES
Op?? from 6 a. m. to 10 p. m. I
DON'T FROG
rvi??> Yo?-t? o<m 50 ckkts
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Fairbanks. * July 35 ? Gllmor*
upoke to a Urge and represeiilath ?
crowd at Auditorium last night. It
wcs conceded to be a fair and
able political spV-ech, He told the
people that If he was elected that
lie would work for an open port In
! Fairbanks and help to break the
hold on the steamboat monopoly.
He read letters from Wirkersham to
show how he got into the cam
paign. Then he took a rap at
Plnehot and the Alaska consi rva
lion society. He leaves today for
i (llbbon and Ruhy
News-Miner
RROU NSVIIXK OKAH
NOW XtMRKR ?l
Pittsburg. July 16 ? A report tab
ulated late last evening gives the
number of dead caused by the flood
in the southwest counties as num
bering CI. The floods are still
rafting and it is believed that many
more deaths will be added to the
list before the danger has passed.
CI>l4>RAIK> FAMILY SKKK
Tll>l\<;s OF 1.<?ST FKIKM)
Mr. and Mrs. L R. Van Blari
I con and daughter Gladys, from
Puehlo, Col., were round trippers
on the Humboldt yesterday. Mr.
Van Blaricon is a prominent dairy
man and cattle raiser owning ranch
es In Colorado, Oregon and Wash
ington
They are taking an outing of
several months, which will in
clude the coast of Alaska, and the
cities of the Pacific as far south
as I -OS Angeles.
Mr. and Mrs. Van Blaricon while
on their travels are attempting to
find a woman whose maiden name
was Freda l*oeserick. She is mar
ried and probably living some
where in the northwest. Informa
tion regarding such a person will
be gladly received by these friends.
A TVtsdort PifKM Retort.
A Characteristic story h? told ot one
of the first rehearsal* ot the eollesre
choir (of the Cincinnati College of Vn
slci. at whl<-h Theodoie Thomas hiO
reprimanded of the sopranos
sharply for Inattention "He treats ns
as If we were men) tiers of his orch?*s
traT exclaimed an indignant singer te
her next neighbor Thomas overheard
the remark and let It pass for the tno
meet, but at the cio*e of the rehearsal
as the performers were leaving the
I stage, he psisved the lady In question
and. turning to her. said very qnletly.
but with that biting sarcasm which
thow> who knew him did not rare to
excite. "Madam. you will have to stnp
a erent deal better than you do now
before I shall treat you as I treat the
members of my orchestra !"-"Memoirs
I of Theodore Thomas."
CI?M ReletioneSi?.
The t>nko of Norfolk once cnve a
rreat dlnn->r party to a number of bis
oelcbhon The rtiikf ?s< nl the hcnd
of the tit Me. and a man seated n??rr
him railed out to one of his neighbors
at the oth?r end of the table;
"Mr Howard, will yon drink a Rlsss
of wine w Ith me? There was a coo
oecflon between our families."
"With a crent den I of pleasure." re
plied Mr. Howard "t hutch I don't
know exactly what the connection I*,
twit In this county there have been iwt
eral roarrlaws between neighbors"
"Why. sir." resumed the gentleman,
?your ancestor. I.ord William Howard,
hnnc op tven'v- three out ?f twenty
seven of my family, and ron nm?t owo
that was a tie "-Kansas Oty Star
Right to the Point.
To do even the mo*t humble work
worthily and well something more than
blind mechanical sen-Ice mnsi he
jriven. A young mistress once asked
her cook a hoot a certain reclj* "Ju?t
bow much floor do you put In, Mary?"
"tjtw, mum. you don't follow any rule:
yon Just use your Jedpment "But
suppose you don't have any Judc
mont?" returned the puwled mistress
-Then dont cook." was the reply, ?nic
clnct and to the point
Depraved.
"What to your Idea of classical
mnslcT"
"Well." replied Mr. Cumroi. "I
dont profess to know much about It.
But It a I wars seems to me that when
a man writes classical music he slmpiv
takes a tune and sees how much ti?
can muss It op "?Washington Star
PILES CURED IN 6 TO 14 DAYS
ifnw druggist will refund money If
PA380 OINTMENT falls to cure any
CM* of Iteming. Blind. Bleeding or
Profevitec Pile* in fi to 14 days. 50c.
The best meals In Whitehorse at
the "White Pass Cafe," only white
help employed. Mrs. Orloff King
proprietress. tf
!>ady bookkeeper, stenographer
and secretary ? T'nirerfilty gradu
ate - would like employment In
Skagway. Pee editor Daily Alas
kan. tf j
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AtLlH
rat Foley, one of our old pfo- j
neere of Sprue? creek, has Bono to
the coast.
Mr A1 Hadf&rd ?>? buried from (
J the Presbyterian church at Dto-!
I 00 very. Mr. Ruffner closed down
I I ho work eo all bin men could at
tend the funeral. There was i
large attendance The casket wan
covered with wreaths of flowers.
j Mr Polluy, who was found dead
in a shaft on Wright creek, was j
burled from thn A. B. hall at Dis
covery yesterday.
Mrs. Marchel who died s few
| days ago was burled from the Pres
I hyterlan church at Discovery. There
was a large funeral and the miners
came In from all the creeks to pay
their last respects to the dead wo
man. She was a great favorite
with the miners, who brought In
flowers and covered her casket.
The funeral of James Thompson
at. Atlin brought out a largo num
ber of mourners who attended his
body to the grave and covered It
with flowers.
Mathew Watson of Careross,
brother of Bruoo Watson of the T>o
mlnlon Telegraph, visited him this
week.
Mr. Molineauit, the road commis
sioner, has gone over the lake to
cut a trail to the glaciers.
A party madti a trip to th#
Hansel hot springs last Sunday in
the government launch, Captain
Lytic In comimnd. The outing
party consisted Of T. A. James, Sid
Smith, Horace Fraser, Mrs. Smith,
Mrs. J. Cartmel, Miss Jennie Mc
Donald and K. L. Pillman.
Get Hi*4:xtra Cutlot.
The Brazilian unlHib Baron Ferean
wss as tntaerly tn trifles as be was ei
travafrani In other directions. It was
one of his peculiarities never to fee
servants, and the waiters of the vari
ous hotels at which he sojourned were
for that reason not partial to him. Onp
morning while Maying. at the magnifi
cent Maux hotel. In Uio de Janeiro. he
came down to breiikfnst iind onb-r.-d a
cutlet- After he hnd eaten it he ?r
dered a second "Baron," Raid the head
waiter maliciously. -It's a custom with
ns never to serve the same course
twice at a die* I." "Is that so?" said
Ferean. and. rising from his seat, he
left the room In ten minutes he came
Vack Into the dining room "Waiter.'
said be. "1 have Just boucht this hotei
and am master here now A* you will
not be able to ge!t accustomed to my
plan of serving guest* according t?
their wishes, yow are dismissed at
once." Thercnpon he took up his nap
kin again and oilled to another waiter.
"Now bring me another cutlet T'?Ar
gonaut.
Society otjpPoisoners.
Arsenic had perlmps l>een more fro
quently used than nny other poison for
criminal purpose It has been proved
Identical with the "wonderful elixir"
of the seventeenth century, when
secret poisoning l*rame so frequent in
Italy. Then young widows wen*
abundant in Ronws. and most of the
unhappy mnrrlngeji were speedily dls
solved by the dentil of the husband. A
secret society of :-oung matrons was
discovered, which met at the house of
Ij? Spara. a reputed witch, who sup i
piled them with a slow, tasteless, col >
orless poison, cart-fully calculated t<>
kill a husband in just the time th.it j
suited the purchaser. Lji Spnra awl
thirteen of her companions wen
hanged, a large number of the culprit*
were whipped half naked through the i
streets of Rome, while others of the
highest rank escaped with heavy fine* i
and banishment
Thanks His Friends.
Mr. Charles Nje wishes to e\
presg his earnest thanks to th"
cltUens of this city for their as
sistance in protecting his property ;
from the fire. He is also keenly i
appreciative of the generous re
sponse of the people when word j
reached them that he was in dan
gcr. and they immediately hurried '
to render assistance
PREP. AND ACCEPTED MASON* j
Regular meeting* of White P^s j
Lodge, No. 113. Free and ? ept?' I ,
Mason*, second and fourth F. iday* >1
?ach month, at 8 p m. sharp, at Mt
%onir hall, 225 Fourth avenue.
Sojourning and visiting meuib?r*
ire requested to mwt with ua.
H. P.. TAYLOR, Sec.
HOW'S THIS?
We otter One Hundred Dollars Re
ward for any case of catarrh that cai
not be cured by Hafl a Catarrh Ojre
F. J. CHENEY & Orv, Toledo. O.
We, the undersigned have known ,
F. J. Cheney for tile past 15 years.
Tolwio, O.
and believe him p?rfectly honorable
In all business transactions, and fin
anclally able to cany out a ly obliga '>
Uons made by bis firm. Wa'dlng, Kin
nan & Marvin, Wliol^sale druggists o
Hall's Catarrh cure Is taken Intern
ally, acting directly upon the blood
and mucous surfaces of the system.
Testimonials sent free. Price 7Sc. '
per bottle. Sold by all druggist*.
Take Halll Family FU?? for const!
patlkra.
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DON'T DSL AY.
tome AJanicaa P?opl? Hare Larded
That Neglect is Dangerous.
The slightest symptom of kidney
trouble is far too serious to b? over
I loctad. It's the small. nagtocted
troubles that lead to serlcxua kidney
i ailments. Tbat pain in the "small" of
jour back; tbat urinary irregularity,
Uios? headaches and dtaxy spell*;
that woak, weary, worn-out feeling,
may be nature's warning of coming
dropsy or fatal Uriel's dis?a*?. Why
risk y >ur life by negating thrse
symptoms? Reach the cause of the
i trouble while there Is yet time ? be
gin treating your kidneys at on<~e
with a tried and provca kidney rem
edy. No need to experiment ? Doan's
! Kidney I'llis have been curing kid
| ney trouble for over 76 years. Doan's j
Kidney I'llis are u>ed and recommend
| <?d throughout the civilised world. !
| Convincing testimony follows:
Mrs. E. A. Husk. 1001 Union St..
I Olympia, Wash., says: "Although I
have never used Doan's Kidney Pills
! nyself, they have been taken by
! other members of my family wish
excellent results. They have no
; equal for pain and weakness in the
! back. The persons who used Doan's
1 Kidney Pills in my family are now
I entirely free from kidney trouble,"
F*>r sale by all dealers. Prlc? 60
centA. Foster-Mllburn Co., Buffalo,
! New York, sole agents for United
I States.
Remember the name ? Doan's ? and
I take no oUier.
SMOKERS ATTENTION
Harold Hartwigsen, successor U
W. W. Boughton. baa taken Uh
ag*mey for the juatly fam<x*
EL INFI NT TO CLEAR
HAVANA CIGAR3.
S.000 Just received from the f*c
torr at Tampa, Fla If yon want the
best don't fall to give these good*
a trial
Olyiupia beer on draft at the
Hoard of Trade. This famous brew
is kept constantly fresh both on
draft and In bottles. Thl? is the
time to drink beer. Get It at the
] Board of Trade Bar, where the cel
ebrated Rainier Beer is also kept
lin bottles. tf.
The grand opera start
have gone abroad,
but ?
you can still hear them sintr
their jrreatejt triumph* on the
Victor.
Though thejr are thousand* of
miles away, (.arnso, Melba, Tet
mtim, and all the other famo?H
artists who make records ex
clusively for the Victor, sinsr for
yo<i whenever and as often as you
wish.
Com* in whI hf?f them. ??<f ???> th?
of Ibf Virtnr (t!0tn$t?n>
ind Victor Vfetrolt (SIS to U00). f.uy
term* if d?tir?tl.
WILLIAM BRITT
T P. 0TJ1WT
/wcf^N
Victor
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Food cooked as it should be at
! the "White Pass Cafe." Only the
' best In the market. Mrs. Orloff
i KJnjr, proprietress. tf
H. D. KIRMSE
PIONEER JEWELER
of Alaska
Largest and Most Complete
Stock of
Nugget Jewelry and
Alaskan Curios
j In The North
Stores at
SKAGWAY& KETCHIKAN
A Fall In Hats
Just an even dozen
GAGE TAILORED HATS
Your choice at half price
8 wide brim straw sailors
regular $2 values for 95c
Printz-Biederman Coats
Two piece Suits and Top Skirts
vntil Aug. 1st? 50c on the Dollar
REMEMBER THE DATE
L. A. HARRISON & CO.
Phone 55
Angeles Beer
COSTS MORE TO BREW
COSTS YOU NO MORE
in Bottles at
BOARD TRADE BAR