"? ma i M?lMr . rfa? I
t* r+ M -i-fi I'tfftrt i -? '?W'HMfr Mil
..Easter Special..
Strictly Fresh I
| j
Washington Ranch j
*?*
Eggs, 30c per dozen t
Ic. W. Ask & Sons I
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....Furnishings For Particular Men...
UNDERWEAR. HATS. If you ev?c purchase scything her#
CAPS; SHIRTS. HOSE. u'at. Joesat plve 3:011 coniplett! 8aU^
taction we want you to come and t?Il
NECKTIES. SWEATER us. and give us & chance to ' make
COATS. UMBRELLAS. KOOd" Thats Lh,e wav *e*e built
SHOFS PAPS ART. "p a steady No mattor h?w
Jnv/Lj .r.'W,... hard you x-e to please, we guarantee
TICS, RUBBERS, ETC. to Please you. TRY VS.
Tony Dortero & Son ? 421 Broadway
^ | INJUNCTION COAL ! ^
Tin* t?r?'Ui.'l 11 virsaw Ilis sh;i<io\v
Aii'l Weill back Hi h:> ?l"'r'
J Willi 1 in j!uu-: i >11 <
Tel ,33 i &
Oo
! R0YAL
j Stea ^ Lscw
| AU Work vJuara:.t?*Nl. Sh.
Ort?n J*reviipt!\
Pom
| Mmwcc- will *-,1 deli*
PHONE T9.
Best Meals
In The i'rv at the
NEW HOME
RESTAURANT
NOONDAY orr
DINNER ODr
Lodging
Kvervthinc ('Kin amij
First ?.'la>s
Fifth Avenue near Broadway
Draper & Co.
.Vpects FVvr
EASTMAN KODAK SUPPLIES
rHOTOGRATHKRS
Haljiiliif doce for tho?? who
'jcpw the button"
Pv.ll line of Fiims, riatos ar.d Ta
???
Mail orders carefully attended to.
Address
Draper A C*.. P. O. Bex "G."
Skacway. Alaska.
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CANDY . . . . i
* CIGARS
v TOBACCO
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t Smokers Articles
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P of Not ons, S as S ,<
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^ l>ont for^jvt number J
t 428
> BROADWAY. tNe?r Ftfthl Z
\ Tony Dortero's,
Alaskuu
Board of 1 rade |
Cafe
Kv>n.in A L . Fropriftors ?%
Eveything New and First *?*
Class y.
T
R.miuet- and Private Dinner? ^
\ Specialty *f
Popular Prices X.
Open Day and Night .j.
Electric Giobes ?
K
and Supplies
! t n'p ! llC foilow
! _? prioin mailt on all trade*
of .tnins
T?ng>ton iT- watt* $ .tl."
Tungsten I" watts .70
T nnirstfti <>o watts 1 _cH>
Tunjrsten li*' watts ].:?5
Tantalum ~2'< watts ..*0
Tantalum -to watts .."0
Tantalum **0 watts .>5
(,'arlxm f?o watts
Carbon 1.0 watts ,:$r>
I <?ctrioal supplies and ti x -
turf at reasonable rates
Kstimati - ciwn on all work
Home Power Co.
Cms. ME. Mimc"
Display Rooms aud Office, 4th & Brdwy.
jON' ^ P^OC.
IT?> ?? Y-ui'r Go* ('SNTP
H. Hartwigsen
Sueceeaor to
W. W. BOUGHTON
OVAI.VR IVI
T.-?bacro.
Smokers' A -tides,
^t^tionery and
mg Tackle
t OtRCr LATINO ubrary
IVCT.T7DIXQ t.ATKST COPY
RIGHTED BOOKS
V AQAKIitKS. SEWSPAPKR9 AND
OTHKR PERIODICALS
_ M, ?
newlv elected oFPicefts
B. P. o. E. ARE INSTALLED
Officers of Lodge 431 B. P. O. Elks
Installed by Grand Deputy Exalted
Ruler H. H. Draper. Installation
Followed by Big Social Time.
The newly elected officers of lxxlge
4.! 1 of Uie lieuevoleiu aud iirote* U?e
(.TtKa- of Elks were installed ia.-ij
night f jitowuig which they e.iuoitan- 1
etf tue uieiutK'rs of ta? uxl^e a-ul
their iady friends with a very oajoy.
liktile Installation Hall.
The Hlks who will coiKluct the iif- :
t.i.rs of tJie lodge for the next year >
were installed l>.v Grand Deputy K.v
a I tod Ruler H. H. Draper.
I The newly inst&Ued officers are:
Ex&Med Killer, Willard Hlllery.
Est. leading Knight, A. I". Ulanrh
[ ard.
Est. U>yal Knig-Ut, L. C. G&ult.
Est. Lecturing Knight, Jus. Ken
nedy.
| Secretary, Geo. I>. Magee.
j Treasurer. P. H. Hold.
[ Trustee, G. G. Miller.
, Delegate to Grand l<odge, Howard
[ Ashley.
Alternate Delegate to the Grand
j Ionise, .1. M. Tanmtr.
I T.vler 1,. E. Hudson.
The officers of the Lodge for the
past year who retired last night, are:
Exalted Ruhr. (I. Miller.
K>t. landing Knight. Willard fill
' lery.
I Est. Loyal Knight. A C. Hlaa.h-i
! ard.
Est. Lecturiin; Knight, U>(? C.
I Oauit. ? !
I Secretary, Fred c. C'allanuaii.
1 Tr.-asurer, Win. Hrltt.
Trustee. Howard Ashley.
Prior ti the installation of the of-i
l Tad Hillery was instrueted in-'
1 1? lh" iny.^Vrios of Elkdom. Follow -
nrr the adjournment a larire nnmVr
of the members and the:r la 'v fr!o<i<ls*
-nM>'?t>?d in the hall and enjoyed the- 1.
, ^-dves lintil lop<r after llie ini l"i';Vt
'?T?. ^'t>i dnnrinc.
3IG CR'VFT SCANDAL
IN SAN FRANCISCO
Ten Commissioners A-e Removed
Frcro Municipal Departments by
Grand Jury. Malfeasance in Of
fice. ChTgeJ.
illy Alaska News Bureau)
SAN FRANCISCO, Cal.. \;>ril
A repetition of the graft scandal f l
I >wil)i th ii;di< tnielil of he Ri'i f
and f 'rn.. y Mayor Eu-eno s vhinidt
is threaten -d lure bv the siiu.'.uai l;v
retiiO\:i] of ten lommi .-i'M'trs in the
\arioiis d> partnn-r::s of the ; . : ii> i:i
a| jro\ eminent of the < ;ty.
The nten have b? en charged wi'h
malfeasance in off-< e l>v tile < ; rrtr! 1
Jury. It is rumored that there will
Ve a r--\ ? l i'M'n of : i f t brou lit ont
* ii tr i| of the
BERT VcKENZIE RETURNS
T.ert McKenzie returned on the
Dolphin fr?n; a four weeks vacation
spent in the Sound cities. He speni
a number of days in Seattle, Tacoma
and IWtland.
"The < ran i< ;i iinu li niisunder
ftooil mini
"Think ?>:"
"1 know it."
??Then w 1 1. doesn't lie learn to talk
letter English."
! DEWEY
CAFE
Opened Under New
Management
J. E. TERREL
Formerly of
Dawson Kentucky Kitchen
and lately of
Scott's Hotel Carcross.
The Best in the Market
Properly Cooked
BEST MEALS IN TOWN
AT POPULAR PRICES
Open from 6 a. m. to 1 0 p. m. j?j
SHORT BREEZY NEWS ITEMS
FROM THE NORTHERN PRESS
Daw ^'u lodge of tae Yukoa Order
of I'uaoera was predated at Ui<>
monthly liieouug wtt.li a hauuoume
souvenir, a gift from Jack Treonblay.
The iM'e.soiit was in th? form c.f an
ivory gavel, iiued from the tusk of a
prehistoric mammoth. Jack dux up
the ivory from the place where it
had rested for ages, and fashkmed
it with hU own hands into the shape
o' ;i handsome gavel.
Members of the Nome Kennel Club
held their annual election and elect
ed the following officers:
I Tt. .si del it, ]>r. E. E Hill; vice-pres
ident, Russ Downing; secretary. J.
V. Sheldon; treasurer, A. A. Allan;
directors. Fox Ramsay. \V. A. tli I -
more, and Lieut. 1 lose h an.
The Solomon derby will be run on
February J.' for a purse of $l"t) or
!??'?(? to start at ten in the
morn i n t. This Is the same day on
which the Eastern Star members will
give their annual ball.
The members also decided t ? nm
? he Ml- A la -ka Swe istakes ra< e.
Pursuant to a call published in the
Dally members of the Order
of Elks in Xome met In the offi e
of Dr. IC. K. Hill and formed an SXks
assoc in ' ion.
He'in .lacobsoii elected pi V
lii jit; Ward Estey, vi? ? ?-prosah nt ;
Wall, r I. Ilohannon, ,s. < r. jut, and
K. K. 1 1 ill treasurer.
Tile members will lu.-.-t a a in to
"'ent t ail is f? d-; i !o win tli. r they
".'ill er not. Sho -M thn r*!':s
to do att.vt!iiijtj (hey wi'l r(p<\.t what
ias been <J ?>::<? in the jki t i , ft;t,
the!r friend* at. 1 -Ivfc,* th?ln a
< rs?w-"; : ; i ai.se. f. I vi.- hi a and
found li til : la'.viiu thr-"' ; .it liio ice
to the < ;v -if Ud. The slrcttiu is
frozen from ; c snr'a to the ; r:r ? .
and .Mr. Pa! ton is picking out (he
pay with , i , He shotted nu> ot,e
UUgget v . ! ..hiiig ill) in a. i o ;.!l- e.
i 'at ton's claim adjoins the ri It S.-rog
?ie creek claim owned by Lee and
partners. The lx-e party is j?r?.
pei tin? 1 1' e claim in various pars.
pr 'pa rin..' s'.ui "e boxes and oth< r
equipment for extensive wa-hint t.'i?
coming summer. They lo- at. d ri i
pay. Quite a number -of men nr?
working on S'-ro-rgic. Some of tb.-m
are on a tributary known as Mari
posa.
Iii i he it- ; ; i'. ivs :i wry
Import : i i .1 s.Ci'.ii.
The *;..?? I - s:;!i
lised II .. jljst iiS il
cvas > 'I ? i 'so ? I . I v s of
ton;.'
Til" til'-'! til !.- :? I. ... s.KIVCll.
ustiulv -i ? . ... i ilio
opera!; i ? i ? ? i ? ;i i nviiion.v.
l'ra.veis :: i. ..n are . Iiaulul
and ' *?> ' ?:.Miiiii!isl,v slain,
which r (? ' ? i'"i ni.i : ?*.
from til-- ... ; < | it ?>!' view. The
barber ?> r 1 I. nr.:. viii. >??!;
like u I Iii w, :st li.'
fastens a i..xv.i I : II::.- from waist
to fivl i- I : - r.'ji When the
Sil!lvil:U i its is ioiil|,!..'foj
tllO li .ll>. I ' 'I :? MV. jir.' i'Ms I. i ll
Willi a h i -..is- \ ? UMii. how
ever. iv " ?i:{ i -is will; n:t |,; -l
iiivokic: . . :.!? |T,.| lie-, n r
fear in- . . ills if... i fiM
tnri's w : ! i ? ? i r: ; ii a. As I- ?
returns tin- ? .? i!..< 1 ?. : r ' u?r
plo t- of II." ?
u|?>ii it.
r - CjiI.c -? ;t
.Men fniiiiu.il' wi:: i :e i; ..'i ? ton:re
te'.l Its I': it I'll, nlj '? . .. I'. ?: . ;i
cient hi natrt- is I' ? ?-! i-nvlmw .<1
nil a!; ?: : el i tli i ? : ?. i- ict
ti-r i- i-e;iM-en!i -t In ?. ins> . i:e al
plmliot of linla.v n?"i: iv?ei . >r
tors An ieiit f ?
N
exrept'on nf <:. v. lii 'i Miami
for Ivv. fnr.v? mi! tlier ? il
nfier trees
The ? ;.ic!ii. n l> . ,,v nias: Ailni.
licit.', roll, ilisr. eu-.-!>. fi-arn. Rntli.
huatli. i'.,:li, luis. inn ii. iiiiin. "iv,
peitli. nils, sitil, nr. wiii"h is
equivalent to mtylnj: l"':n. birch, hazel,
oak. aspen. i.klor. iv; . * Pethi'tn. lew.
rowan or i|iii< ken. * itie. ash. splmlle
trec, pine, older, willow, furze, heath.
In the iitu lent Gaeli a p ha bet the let
ter h (the huatli. or whitetborni does
not exist. The alph: l"'t is called the
beth-luis-nulu Lecauve b I n and not.
a b c are its first three letters.? New
York Press
/.?Qua. ??in
! OOINQ THEIR DUTY
| Scores of Ala.-.krn Readers Are Le*rn
ing the Duty of The Kidneys.
i To filter the blood is the kidneys' 1
j duty.
When tliey fail to do this the kW
I neys are sick.
Backache and many kidney ilia fol
low;
Help the kidneys do their work. ,
I Doan's Kidney Pills have cured |
| thousands of severe cases.
! l'roof in the following:
H. L. Strand, 1609 Dombard St.j
Ew*reU, W itii., says: "1 was in
, iiad shape with kidney complaint. My
? back was so weak and painful that
j 1 could not stoop and the kidney
secretions were very distressing in
passage. I had to quit work and al
though 1 was not confined to my
i bed, 1 felt miserable in every way.
( The first few doses of Doan's Kid
| ney i'iiLs gave me great relief and
by the time 1 had finished the con
' tents of the second box, my kidneys
and bark no longer troubled me. I
I 'hen returned to work and I hav?
been five from kidney complaint ever
since. Doan's Kidney Pills alone ef
fected this cure."
For sale by all dealers. Price 50
cents. Koster-Milburn Co., Buffalo,
I New York, sole agents for the Unit
ed States.
Remember the name ? Doan's ? and
I take no other.
9M0KER9 ATTErtTlOn
Harold Ifartwigaen, successor
W. W. Houghton, hay taken the
aujimcy tor the Justly famous
EL INFIN1TO CLEAK
HAVANA CIGARS.
5,000 just received Ircm the fac
tory at Tampa, Fla. If you want the
best don't fall to give these good*
a trial.
GRA^O REDUCTION SALE
The Paclr Train la now selliig a
big lot of Good Goods at reduced
prices as they are getting too old to
nold and sell at a profit. Yours,
tf. Herman Grimm.
A fine mild temperance drink la
the pure wholesome beer made from
the sparkling waters of Turn water
1 Falls, and the very best barley ma,t
; with Just the right proportion of
1 choicest grown hope. Brewed as on
ly the Olympla Brewing company can
brew. For sale at the Board of Trade
AUSTIN HAGEN WANTED.
Wanted to know the whereabout*
of Austin Hagen? Brother seeks. Ad
j dress Hllmer Hagen, Mountgreen
j Sask, Can.
For S5c Jan. <~aa gee a wholesome,
home cooked n.eai at the New Home
ftertaurant, Uh Ave., Ju?t off of
| Broadway.
??MBaaaarilll?
>? A -? k/ J a
Curtain Etamines[
Curtain Swisses \
?3
" a
Hy degrade" Galatea
new patterns
T* 5s
S i n new patterns i
a
I
iependo n Percale ;
? Z t new Designs :
tjr* II | Allover Lace, Allover Tucking, Dress Fringe ?
i Both Silk and Chenille in Black and Colors, "
' Ball Fringe, Val Laces and "Embroideries' j?
li. a.harrison & co.i
Phone 55 jj
jsn-tnniiMaaBiaaiaifieiiaiaBSfB
! SKAGVVAY RESIDENTS
BUY EASTER LILLIES.
Teddy Tyler, former Skagrvayite, !
arrived on Hie I>oIphiji this last night
and this morning blossomed out
with ;i beautiful collection of Caila
l.illi. , which he is displaying on the
streets.
.Many people are buying the East
er lilies which are in excellent con
dition.
Tyler spent three days in Juneau :
during which time he disposed of
over ;i hundred plants.
Location notices, placer and quartz
J for sale hy the Dally Alaskan. tr.
When in Whitehorso stop at tic i
Dominion Hotel. Best beds, best ac-|
commodatlons, best prices. tf
Henry Fr;edenthal Phone 76. Quick
delivery. Da?gage and expressing on
short notice, day or night.
!
H. D. KIRMSE
PIONEER JEWELER
of Alaska
Largest and Most Complete
Stock of
Nugget Jewelry and
Alaskan Curios
In The North
Stores at
SKAGWAY & KETCHIKAN
PILES CURED IN 6 TO 14 DAYS
Your druggist will refund money if
P.AZO OINTMENT fails to cure any
case of Itching, Blind, Bleeding or
Protruding Piles in 6 to 14 days. 50c.
None better ana purer tnan Gibson
rye. Rainier and Olympia beer. Or
ders by 'phone promptly delivered.
The Mascot. V
Pack Train
Restaurant
TONY STANICH. Proprietor
:j For 14 Yean We Hire Served ooljr
The Best in the Markets
and today it it the
Most Popular Eating
House in the North
New Location
Broadway, between 3rd and 4th
The Deinionico of Alaska
The White Pass
HoteS ?,el,0"e
llUiCl****** Yukon ler.
Now Op*n To
The General Traveling Public
Under New Management of
M. C. RACINE, Mgr. and Propr.
Rates:~$1.00 per Day and Up