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NEWSPAPERS AND
^FT.U PERIODICALS
NEWS FROM THE
NMD
SHORT BREEZY NEWS ITEMS
FROM THE NORTHERN PRESS
Frank Man ley, the wealthy mine op
erator of Hot Springs and the Idlt
arwl, expects to return north wrth
his wife soon.
The Miners' Saloon at IKxigfevs re
cenlly attached by tho Alaska Soda i
?ompany for an unpaid trill was sold !
vt marshal's sale Tuesday to Mike '
, Krovosovleh for 1275. This Included |
Kirne liquors and the fixtures In the ]
place.
While docking at the clfy wharf at
1 1 mean Tuesday the Alameda crashed!
, nto the eas-boat Mamie T. wbfch |
! wa . moored to a float ami completely i
|emo|lshed the little boat. R. L. Turn- 1
[ <r owner of the launch has placed a
lahn of I'.iW for damson* against the
Maska Steamship Co.
The Yukon (Jold Company, which
>l?-rat' -i dredges In the iwtwson dls
r' i , only paid a I 1-2 per cent dlvld
? il, a acalnst 2 per cent In 1010.
i ^nuiiiel C.U2fcenhelm says the chief
r< ;i -on for the decline Is the fa<< thai
? wo new dredges were only at?!e to
vork part of the season.
Ward has been received in Valdez
I ienylng the rumor which has spread
! io the effect that Col. Wilds P. Rl<h
ir.Uon head of the Alaska Road Com
miaMon. whs fo be returns! to hi*
regiment. \ telegram from Richard
- >11 states that he will return to his
work in the North, and that he rx
p. : is to arrive in Valdez at>out. May
first.
I!. J. Barry, former agent for the
Alaska Steamship Co., at Cordova, is
acting as postmaster in that city
during the absence of Postmaster H.
G. Steel, who is absent in Valdez as
a witness before the grand Jury.
Barry ha: been elected Secretary of
the new Cordova Chamber of Com
merce. which duties he w-ill take up
On Uie return of Postmaster Steel.
V aid ox was tn debt $."5,000 about
a yreu- ago. The debt at present is
'""'tween $1:1.000 and $17,000. The
Hzht against the glacier stream last
dimmer cost the city $12,000 while
the repairs to the city dock cost In
the neighborhood of $7,000. Many
if the taxpayers of thafc city have
Tiot paid their assessments and it has
been decided to bring mjit a^ahist
them.
EASTER OFFERINGS.
You are procrastinating when you
put off ordering your E.tster ?>iit an
other day. There is just enough
time to pet in your order now for
one of the famous Born suits or
overcoats. Every earment made to
yo?r measure.
'AMERICAN TAILORS,
f t Geo. Mowl, Prop.
AUSTIN HAGEN WANTED.
Wanted to know the whereabouts
of Austin Ha* en? Brother seeks. Ad
dress Milmer H&gen, Monntgreen
Sa?k. Can.
A FACT PROVEN.
or-%! ro 1'trn til? "*!<?*?
! of Iti Truth.
rl'c' {?*< donbt !:i the
Ihiudri X |cr.?? <*o not
' !>?. c< 11 1 bv the
? trnoculateil with th?>
i.i in fix weeks' time.
? nt to any person
e only pre ontien nt
<1"?lr,jct!'>n of the fr"rm?
successfully accomplished
n '1 per cent, ef c>??= by
mr1' 1 ' i n of Newbro'p TTerpleldo
i i cnused hv the snme ctt
rh'eh tv ? - baldness and csn be pr?
. '? >'..i the same remedy? N'ewbro'f
'T.:i jiic: 1 ?.
| ' ro ?? lb-'fltute "Pestroy th*
I -???>> - ? ve the effect."
I S' (? drv.g~:8ts Send 1>. ir
>v?y?? " ' "rple to The TTcrplclle Co.
~>troit. MV"
One dollar bottles guaranteed.
?Via Britt, Special Agent, Skagway.
None better and purer than Gibson
rye. Rainier and Olympia beer. Or
lers by 'phone promptly delivered
The Mascot t X
35c for a home cooked meal?
quick, flean service. Where? At
the New Home Restaurant, Fifth
Vvenue. half a minnte from Broadwa.
- Reliaves CATARRH of<
CRANK ~ LOWE TO
LEAVE THE NORTHLAND.
Mr. Frank Lowe, farmer recent
wf Skagway In the early days, and
prominent business man of Dawson,
was an arrival on tho -May today. He
!s returning from an extended tour,
of the Coast cities with whirh he Is
well pleased.
Mr. Lowe declares that this will j
be his -last sum ou r in tho north, If
being his intention to close ont hi
Dawson business following whirh hi
will establish himself In Vancouver,
where he has blsj Interests.
Spenkin* of th? prospeds for the!
summer In the Ynkon he wa? very
optimistic of a *ood season. "1 look j
for much activity In the mining lin*' i
about I>aw?on from tho combine! ,
work of the Trcad^old property, th
Guggenheim operation* and those of'
the Independent companies," he snkl. ;
STROLLER WHITE
CAUGHT STROLLING.
The Stroller tised to the qnl^t
calm of \\'hltehor*e has been some
what discomfited l>y the ataosplierk
a<*Uvity apparent. In Hka_:war t>day
Several tltm-s lie has been s^sen
sirollinic rapidly u>> TJi .id ay in f I
pursuit of his .lohn B. S'etson whl h
wa? aeon sailing wlnz and wing be
fore the wind.
COLLEGE GIRLS HAVE
LIVELY FIRE BRIGADE.
POI.'GHKKEPSIE. N Y? March IT
? V'assar College n?w has Its own
volunteer fire dcrw^^nt, wiulp up
of young iramen students. The new
organization alms rather at, wiving
Life than fighting flame*. an J the
sItIs v:ho have volunteered are be'n
taught chiefly the rudiment of the
first aid In raw of fire. Mi;:: l/wise
W. Farnhtirn, of N>w Haven. C-omi..
le the chief of the new t r? depart
mcn" Her official fi'le fa "fire cap
tain."
Subscribe for the Daily Alaskan.
ARCTIC EXPLORER TO
ESTABLISH WHALING STATION.
A. H. Bradford, a surveyor who hi
?>uen in Juneau several days anaji
mg the arrival theie of Captain Otto
r\erurup, the AutarcUc ?;Xi>ror.>r who
is 8(H-8i"ig a iocati 'ii u. . \ i ? ? ai. -..a
ters for a whaling p-ut, k-it Tu s
day morning on tne Huuboidt, for
Ketchikan, having been aJvised
cable that Captain Sverdrup iiai ar
rived at Ketchikan, says the J mt.au 1
Dispatch.
Mr. Bradford has contracted w>U?i
the whaler to survey the ground f'r
a whaling station.
Capt. Sverdrup iamc to Seattle wtt
his daughter, Inhiide S\erdrup, about
a month ago, to begin opera:.<crns for
building two ships for his propo-ed
whaling cruise.
All his outfit is being 1> , it ani pur
chased at Seattle, three Norwegian
suniujfs being the only importation'
he will make. If he meets with a
fair measure of success Capt, S\ or
drup will spen i several season* in
whaling in the northern warers.
His daughter will remain in Seat
tle until after he has established his
base in the north, when ???he will join
him. She has expressed kf>n delight
at the prospect of a wimmer In the
northern waters.
With the alternation of Captain
Sverdrup's plans to come here Jun
eau missed a chance of getting a
glimpse of an Intrepid explorer who
since 1S93 has at one time or an
other explored the polar jeas. seek
ing to discover new land. Captain
Sverdrup in 1893 commanded th<>
IVam In a po!ar dash. To the Fratn
(??longs the honor of carrying Capt.
Roald Amundsen and his party south
on what proved to be a successful
attempt to reach the South pole.
The first polar trip of the FTam
lasted three years and three months.
The time extending from early In
1803 to late in 1896. Dr. Nansen was
In commani of the expedition with
Capt. Sverdrup master of the Frarn.
Early in 18J>8 the Fram started on
her second polar trip, with Captain
Sverdrup at the heal of the expedit
ion.
CATHOLIC CHURCH.
Holy Communion at 8 a m.
Mass and sermon at 10:30 a. m.
Sunday School at 12:30 p. m
Evening service at 7:30.
The annual collection for the In
dian and Negro Missions will be tak
er r up in the morning.
Next Friday, Stations of the Cms-,
at 7:30 p. m.
All are cordially invited.
Father P. II. TurneH.
Send the Alaskan homo for thre^
months ? $2.25 ? better than 90 lettars.
DOfNG THEIR OVTY
3?ore* of Alaskan Readers A r? Le*rn
ing the Duty of The Kij ney*.
To fiiter the bW*.d is the kidneys'
duty.
When they fa't to do this the kid
ney* are sick.
Ila? ;ache and many kidney ills fol
low;
Help tho ki ): fys do their work.
Doan's Kidney Pills have cared
thousands of severe cas^s.
JYoof in the followtng:
If. L. Strand, 16D9 I?mbard St,
E\erett, V ash., says: "I waa In
ba<| shape with kidney complaint. My
?a< k xas so weak and painfol that
I could not stoop and the kidney
Kcr?t!on. were very distressing in
passage. I had to quit work and at
rhoii<h I -ras not confined to my
i'fd. I felt nn-i'rable ir. every way.
The first few doses of ix?n'a Kid
npy Pi lb ttave me gr^at reHef and
by the time I had finished the con
tents of the second b??x. my kidneys
a I ba^k i>o longer troubled me. I
'\.r4i x ' nd to work and I have
been fr -e from kMney complaint wer
I i Kid "'y Pill# aK>n? ef
fected this cure."
I - r salt- by ell d^era. PrWve 50
F< r-Milbnrri Co. BofWo.
V"w T rk, for the f.'aif
' rj fttdteffu
Burner ' <*t the name- Down's ? and
Itako no other. I
SMOKERS A TTKtmOH
Harold Har-wig?en, successor to
?V. W. Boaghlon, Dm U*ea Uj?
agency tut U>e j;J*Uy famooa
EL INVITO CLEAR
HAVANA CKJAR3.
6,000 J list received rrom the fac
tor; at Tampa, Kla. If you vast the
Seat don't fail to give theae goods
a trial.
it* ion j cm (at a wnolesome,
Ooom cooked a eai a* the New Horn*
Keatauraat, >tu An, Ju*t off of
Bruadsray.
A fine mild temperance drink !*
the pore wholesome beer made from
-be sparkling waters of T :inj?at4jr
Falle, and the very beat barley mail
with just toe right proportion of
choicest grown hope. Brewed a* on
ly the Otympla Brewing company can
brew, for sale at the Boara of Trad*
REGISTRATION NOTICE.
Cltise&s desiring to rote fat r*n
didatea for the Common Cooncil of
flkagway, Alaska, at the Mmiclpaf
KlceUon to he beld AprU 2J3f2, una t
regiater. The registration books wfll
be open at the Town Han from 7 to
3 o'clock erery evening from Marab
Mth V> March 20, Inriwtr*
D. McKay, Town Clerk
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? * i J HIIRIIIIRIIIICIlia
The ne*v heavy
ones with Auto
collars, just the
right wrap for chilly March winds
[ Colors: Emerald Oxford, Maroon,
and White
Prices from $6.00 to $9.50
;?
Gage Straw Braids
Gage Wire Shapes
Gage Untrimmed Straw Shapes
G ;ge Ywo Tone Auto Veils
( Extra Width and Length )
a Ga e Strictly Hand Tailored Hats
* La- est Parisian Styles$5 to $11.50
, Easter Chicks Easter Post Cards
Easier Dyes Easter Novelties
ew Stock Arriving By Every Steamer
: L A. HARRISON & CO.
Phone 55
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DOT HOUN' OA WG
? VA3 GERMAN? YAM?
M-JV YORK, March IS? Tfco "Hoira
i n-xa" whi?l? M .-souri n?in
i .i ..; nominated for chief Dem
0. r.i! <> .ars as a campaign hym'i.
.1 . not t.orn In U?e Ozark Mwntmina.
foilowsn of Champ Clwk
ta?e ? -<rt?!. According to mosl
tt ia an old German crarilo
on.:. w ? 'f en before 1439. Here a re
the .v <r. in t;i<- original German:
Jed.-s mal i< n in* dorfchen komrn
-to : " ti f jimseos me4n bund h?*Tim
Mir 1 - ^<a| was const sle than
if. i rf.-n nicht stosaen ro?*fn hnnd
heron.
T: e !;? ral f ran.* lation Is follows
ETcry time f romp Into the little
village
The boyr kno k ray doe aiwnd.
H'a all the same to ro^ what else
they do?
They mt ?t not knock my doa arwii'l.
In thp German scrap-book of the
1.'th renfiiry the won* ?a *ntM?d:
"Th^ Tjiy of th<? Roe." and contains
5?rerai stanzas, the !ln*? inn* in
the Ozarks b?inir merely tj?e refrain.
Only On# "BROMO QUININE"
Tat U LAXATIVE BROMO QrTVTNB
Ixiok for the alrsatnre of E. W,
GROVE, t'sed the World o~er to
Cor# a Cold in Ona Day. 25c.
GRA?'0 REDUCTION SALE
The Pt Mr Train J" now selling ?
Mr lot of Good Good* at reduced
-rice* as fhev are getting too old to
^old and sell at a profit. Yonrs.
'f. Herman Grimm
Net* cl i comfortable beds for
"0 cent* snd up at the Dominion Ho
tel, Whitebor-e, Y. T. Mrs. R. Kel
soy, Proprietress. tf
HP?yieew>? tjl&
f RSF. AND ACCEPTEO MAaOK*
Fibular m??tiDiCi? of Whit* Pkw
Lodg* No. 113, 7ree and < "pte I
Waaona, s?rond and f<>art> F k!ar* f
"*rb month, at 8 p m sharp, at Wa
v>nir 'iaH. 22-> Koorth a??na*
8o)o'imfnz and risttiog n?nl?f
?r? rwjuoated to ow*t with n?
H. T. TATLOR. See.
Pack Train
Restaurant
TONY STAMCH. fr.jvi.tm'
Fw 14 lnrt W? Hm Swnrf tmh (
The Be?t in the Markets
??W f?for it it 'W
Moit Popular Eating
House in the North
-> -> New Location -> jl
Broadway, between 3rd and 4th }
The DelnHHiko of Alaska
t - = il
The White Pass
TIil Whitehor*e,
rlOtel Yukon Ter.
Now Open To
Tfee General Traveling Fobfic
f'nde- New Management of
M. C. RACINE, Mfr. ?nH Propr
Rates:-$1.00 per Day and Up