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4. Fancy Elbert* Peaches $ 1 .00 Per box
Fancy Bartlet Pears 2.25 per box
4. Italian Prunes, 4 basket crates 1 .25 per crate ??
Crab Apples 1 .25 per box
+ Cooking and Eating Apples . 2.00 per box
+ Fancy Gravenstein Apples 2.50 per box
. Grapes 65c and 75c per basket
: C. W. Ask & Sons
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WEAR THE
"Headlight Overalls"
(Union Made)
Gents Furnishing Goods
Dortero & Son 421 Broadway
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* C. RACINE. Mr ??l Pronr 4 ]
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? Rates: -51. 00 per Day and Up ? ?
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Stein liao'ndfy
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Promptly
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W*-uMi**e will rail and drllvrr.
?MONE
Best Meals
In Th? rt i at '}?
NEW HOME
RESTAURANT
NOONDAY O Cr
DINNER
Lodging
Kvrrrthiac Clean and
Firat Clut
Fifth Avenu? near Broadway
Draper <fc Co.
EASTMAN KODAK SUPPLIES
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PS&Mititc KM for Uo?? w*o
pr??i U>? twttcm."
PttU Ba? of Ftlm, PJat* aad Pa>
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Mail ord?ra oarafalt? attended to.
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v CANDY
i CIGARS
v TOBACCO
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S Smokers Articles
C a Carefully SeUvted Stock
* of Notions. Such as Shave
1 inff Articles, belts. Note
5 Hooks Post Cards
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lViut forget the number
428
BROADWAY, (N?a? F?fc)
Tony Dortero's
Henrr medeothal Pbone 76. Qulclt
*>HT*ry. Rtggur and eipr?sln? on
hort notice. day or nlfffct.
^MK-I-K-l M M- 1 1-! 1-! f
[Board of Trade;:
[ ..... Cafe .....
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Kvmm A CWtrt. Pr???i?ton ? ,
Evevthing New and First * *
Class
Buqutti and Private Jl)innm
f A Specialty
jl Popular Prices
L Open Day and Night j.
t-H 1 : I'M1 1 'I 1 I I IM-H't
rain
Restaurant
TONY STANICH.
Far 14 Tc*n W* H?tt S?rr*J mh
The Best in the Markets
??J t?J?T it M tW
Most Popular Eating
House in the North ^
New Location -> ?:?
Broadway, between 3rd and 4th
The Delraonico of Alaska
DEWEY
Q&TM
Opened Under New
Management
J. E. TERREL
Form ?? If of
Dawson Kentucky Kitchen
ard lately of
Scott't Hot?t Carcroaa.
The Best in the Market
Properly Cooked
BEST MEALS IN TOWN
AT POPULAR PRICES
Open from 6 a. m. to 10 p. m.
DON'T FROG
Unlfwa Yoo'ee Got 50 CtWTS
H. Hartwigsen
SncctMor V>
W. W. BOUOHTON
DKALKK IN
Cigars Tobacco.
Smokers' Articles,
Stationery and Fish
ing Tackle
t.AR0* C1BCCLATIX3 LIBRARY
IXCLCDING I.ATKST COPY
RIGHTED BOOKS
W*GAZIXES, HCWSPAPKBS AND
OTHER PERIODICALS
AXSWER THE CALL
\l.t?knn ,Vopl* Have F'WiliI TtUttj
Thi* 1* Xwwwi .
A cold, a -train. ft suddeu wrench,
A little cause may hurt the kid
neys.
Spells of backache often follow,
Or some irregularity of the urine,
A splendid remedy for such at
tacks,
A medicine that has satisfied
thousands.
Is Doan's Kidney Pills
Thousands of people rely upon it.
Here is ore case:
Mrs Mar - K Carr, 1064 K. lJth
street, north, PortUnd, Ore., says:
"I consider Doan's Kidney Pills an I
excellent kidney remedy and worthy
of recommendation. They ha>e bee
very beneficial to me I was trou
bled for over a year by kidney com
plaint and a dull, nagging back
ache clung to me all the time.
Doan's Kidney Pills not only re
lieved my ,->ains and aches, but
strengthened my kidneys and regu
lated the .'assages of the kidney
secretions. I still take Doan's Kid
ney Pills every spring and fall and
I find that they act aa a tonic to j
my entire system. I wouldn't be
without a vipply of this remedy In
the hause "
For sale by all dealers. Price
50 cents Foster-Milburn Co., Buf
falo, New York, sole agents for the!
United States.
Remember the name ? Doan's
and take no other. ?
Evary Indian Had an Umbrella.
One of tlie lucklvuts of tbe early
days Id Great Bend (bat cnu*cd a
great deal of merriment among the
while resident* *ih the time tbe In
dians bought all the paraeols and um
brellas that were for sale In the town.
Tbia hap|>eiied Id tbe seveutlea and
was on m rainy day Tbe lmlluus were
oo their way south and tame through
tbe town of Great Rend They saw a
number of men and women on the
streets wltb umbrella*, and. being
plentifully supplied with money and a
desire to own one of tbe handy con
trivance*. they got bosy Tbe funny
part of It was that they made no dis
tinction between toy parasols. silk one*
and tbe wrvl?*aWe linen one*. It was
not long until the entire visible supply
of all tbe *t>?res bad N-en purchased
Then tbe fun began Some of the toy
parasols were made of cloth that was
highly colored, and as soon as the
trater hit them the coloring matter
began to mix with the water and drip
down u|H>n the Indians' clothes. They
minded this not In the least and were
seen calnc southward wbooplrig and
seemingly In the very best of splrlta.?
Great Bend Tribune.
Rather Particular.
"Now. sir." asked the lawyer, "can
you give me the true facta In this
caseT
The witness hesitated.
"Well. sir. can't yea cnswerT*
"I was Jit*t wondering." said tbe wit
ness. "whether or oot a troe fact
argues tbe existence of an untrue fact
and. to entry tbe Men a little further,
what might be the pnt>cl*e shade of
difference between a true fact and an
untrue falsehood, or. on the other
band. If there Is any real distinction
between ao untrue fact and a troe
falsehood Sometimes, 1 apprehend,
analogy Is less convincing than dla
ilmllitnde The Introduction of a
startling contrast may enable the mind
to grasp tbe salient points of'?
"You can take the witness." gasped
tbe ln?yVr. wnvlnc his hand feebly at
the atrornej for tbe other aide.? Chi
cago Tribune.
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Whit'l th* Answer?
Old elephant hunters who bare hitnt
ed their qunrry in India. Slam and
tbe wilds of tbe Malay peninsula are
agreed upon tbe following fact: Bury
tbe carcass of a full grown tusker In
any spot In Asia -It matters oot wbetb
er tbe location be high and dry or
low and datnp-one yenr from the date
of burial nut a shred of hide nor
a silver of bone can be found by dig
ging. Neither disintegration oor ants
can be ao explanation, for the pbenotue
non has been ooted In the highlands
of Nepal, wltere burled carcasses of
other atUnmls than the elephant under
go little or no change within a year,
and elephant* bonei disappear In lo
calltles where ant* are unknown. So
| far the scientists have failed to come
[forward wit I: an answer I K-trolt Kree
Press
CRAB MKAT COCK TAII.S
at
The Pack Train Restaurant
Served a la cart?.
H O M K G KO WX SPRING
CH1CKK N
*l
The Pack Train Restaurant
NOTICE.
The beat meala In Whltehorae at
the "White Pass Cafe," only white
help employed. Mrs. Orloff King
proprietress. tf
NOW SEEMS CERTAIN
MHKIW1AN WILE HHSlUV
Beverly, Sept 9? The announce
ment that Sherman will retire' from
the rk? presidency. Is becoming a
matter of generil belief. It has
been dlacuased with President Ta,6
and the news had been given out
that In rage of hia withdrawal Am
bassador Guild, formerly governor
of Massachusetts will be selected for
second place on the Standpat ticket.
URIKF (X)MNITTKK MEETS
SBC. HXOX AT TOKIO
Tokio, Sept. 9 -Philander Knox.
Secretary of State, arrived in this
city this mornlntf. The Japanese dip
iomatlc officers met. the distinguish
ed American and have provided for
hia entertainment during his atay
in the city. He comes as a repre
sentative of the United States to be
present at the obsequies of the re
cently deceased Mikado.
Frank Greene and I>ean 8. C"l
len of Wbltehorse are In the city
for a few dayB visiting former
friends. They are guests at the
Dewey hotel.
Mrs. W. F. Burns, with her baby
and nurae, arrived from Little El
dorado Saturday on their way to
the states. Mr. Rums will come out
aoon. He has some very promiaing
quart* properties which he is test
ing out which give promise of devel
oping Into mines of volue.
KKPKiNTKD M:\VS ITEMS
FROM THK KLOJTOVKE
Charles K. I.ipman, secretary of
the Guggenheim Kxploration com-!
pany, who left a few days ago for
the coast, states that he is pleased
to find everything running so well
with the Yukon Gold company, and
to know that this la the most pros
perous year the company has had
He aaya that t1>e prospective In
crease in output of the Klondike
camp this year is alfo quite pleas- j
Ing to him.
"1 am delighted with the Yukon
summer," says Mr. Eipman. "It is
exactly like the California summer
everything greeti and cheerful and
free from dust This' should be *1
great tourist country, ft will come
If the Copper River & Northwestern J
road Is extended to Fairbanks and i
people can make the circuit of that
road and the Tatfiana and the Yukon
rivers and the White Pass. Thous
ands then would pa.=s through this
country annually. President Dicke
son, of the White Pass, seems a
good boomer for the North In tour
ist business.
Gold Commissioner George Mnc
kentic posted notices in the gold of
fice at Dawson that the Crueger
concession, on Indian river, will be
thrown open for loeajion by the pub
lie October 1. 1912. Persons hav
ing compensation claims against the
government were given the opportu
nity to locate mining claims on the
concession. One claimant hag stak
ed a claim on the concession. The
remainder of the tract Is to be op
ened to anyone desiring to stake
Fred H. Hartman, of the Dawson
postofflce staff, has terminated his
service. Mr. Hurt man received no
tice that he would be dismissed, ef
fective the last day of this month.
The notice came from the depart
ment through Postmaster Hartman
Two months ago Fred Hartman re
ceived notice that he was to he dis
missed within a few days for having
offered to make a waiter on the last
election, the art. It Is set out, being
against the rules governing employ
es of the government. Fred imme
diately wired Ottawa demanding an
investigation. The mattef went on
until this week, when he received
notice that the original order would '
be carried into effect. The request
for an Investigation was not grant
ed. He joined the postoffire
In Dawson July J, 1901, and h:'8
been in the service continually since
that time.
The proposed digging of the ditch
to divert additional water from the
Klondike for the Granville Power
company has bepn postponed pend
ing arrangements with the govern
ment for the right to take the wa
ter. J. W. Boyle, president an 'I
manager of the company,, state*
that he gave instructions to Superin
tendent Titus to start several days
ago with 80 men, bat that the priv
ilege to go ahead has not bee* grac
ed by the government, and that air
wort has been suspended In the
meantime. Commissioner Black
says the application is being defer
red pending arrangements in com
pliance with regulations.
None better and purer tsan GlbsoB
rye, Rainier and Olympia beer. Or
i ders by 'phone promptly delivered,
j The Mascot
READY TO WE AR.
Kvery fcarment is made under rojr
Instructions. If I cannot
Fit you in Stock, t will make you a
Suite or Or??r?:ont at the ?an>e!
1'rice. It Is reasonable lo expect
Better results from a man with !
55 Years experience than one who
Knows nothing of the business j
Mind you, I stand at the hack of
Kvery Garment.
The American Tailor*, i
Geo. Mow!. Prop'r.;
FRKMM KAsTKK* OYSTKKH '
In any quantity, on the half shell, i
first of the season, at the Pack j
Train Restanrant.
H. D. K1RMSE
PIONEER JEWELER
of A!a?ka
Larff't and Mom Complete
Stock of
Nugget Jewelry and
Alaskan Curios
In The North
Slorn at
SKAGWAY ft KETCHIKAN
School Days Are Here
We are Headquarters for
TEXT BOOKS
and
SCHOOL SUPPLIES
including
Prangs 3 color paints
Crayola 8 color crayons
Eagle Drafting Pencils
Legal and scratch tablets
Composition books? 5, 10 & 15c
Peterson penmanship tablets ,
Erasers , lead pencils , rulers
Book Straps etc . etc .
Never before had we such a full stock of ail needed
School Supplies
lXharrison & CO.
Phone 55
Angeles Beer
" COSTS MORE TO BREW
? COSTS YOU NO MORE
in Bottles and on l)raff at
AIL fIRSf CLASS BARS
4* 4* 4* 4* 4* 4* 4* 4? 4* 4* 4* 4* 4* 4* 4* 4* 4* 4? 4* 4? 4* 4- -i* ?{? .$.
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There ai? over ' THREE-QF AR- j,
?J* TK1W of a MII.MOX remin?;to*
.j. TYPEWRITERS in nae today more
! . than anjr other make and more than *?*
many others combined. 4*
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