H ft 11 I M I H I H 1 1 I t ) ! } M M 1 I ? 1 M I 1 1 1 | ?
Economy Fruit Jars ;;
The Mml jar ?h?t IS fCoBomJcia. , ,
\o niMw rtwsv SmM fcj vacuum , ,
KoiJ nuHNK VmM or **r 4a *?c- , ,
mm. Nwt tt? ptawpiiwv, oat- , ,
oral fl?v?r. color, rtf.. for vow*. ( t
\\ r >Ki hsir the now _ ( (
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Ball Perfect Mason Jars j
Jsr K?H*tv <"***" for Mh nj><
<4 jar*. IVuflliH-, Wh <JUw?r*.
1'iwnHm KfltkN Kruil IV?,
Mrtiiwrv Mr., Ktc.
: C. W. Ask & Sons !
f
H HH li I'l I 1 ' : : i ???>? ' [llMIIII II Mill lll't
Com** in ami look over onr new line of
Neckwear , Etc .
NVe guarantee ?>ur customers a square deal
Gents' Furnishing Goods
Tony Dortero & Son ? 421 Broadway
i
The White Pass ?
Hotel :
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Op?* r# .
The General Traveliaf PabHc *
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Ni?w Tt r?f ?
C RACINE. Mr ?nd
Rites: -41 .M per*D*T and Up ?
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R?>Y3L
Steam L'aandrv
AH Wort liictatfM Short
iWm PtvoipUt
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M wwr pT ?1U ofcH und <Vr*r*r
??WONE 7%.
Best Meals
li TV l"V* at
NEW. HOME
RESTAURANT
NOONDAY OPc
DINNER
Lodging
Kr^n thiaf Or?a aad
First CU?
Fifth Avtnuf near Broadway
Draper <& Co.
Ftor
EASTMAN KOOAK SUPPLIES
PHOTOGRAPHERS
FteWii&c ?of* for Ux*? vte
-prtaa th* b*ta*-"
PaQ See ? FSa?. N*i?? ?ad P*
r*v ? .(| |
Mail ori?* careful attended to.
IMras
Draper A Ca, P. O. Beat "G."
StxrrtT Antskm.
< CANDY
( CIGARS
< TOBACCO
y
Smokers Articles
A Carefully Selected Stock
of Notions. Such as Shave
ing Articles, belts. Note
I>ont forget the number
?42? d
BROADWAY, (Nw FifAl ^
Tony Dortero'sJ
Heary FYfedenthaJ Phone 76. Quick
J*"Jir?ry. Bagga^re and expressing on
notif . day or nlfffct.
| 4-H-M-K-M- 1 -H- 1 '! -H-I- * 1
5: Board of Trade .;'
.Cafe
Kvtww 6 Of rtk. Proprietor! A
Eveything New and First Jl
Class
Ba-' iurt? ami Pmatr Dinners 1 j
A S|*c?kv
Popular Prices
Open Day and Night X
I Pack Train
Restaurant
TONY STVWCH.
1F?r 14 Inn W* Kiw StmJ Mtlr
The Boat in the Market#
w4 t?J?? it n tW
Mo*t Popular Eating
Houae in the North
!-> -> New lx>c?ho?? -> ->
BroKtwity, b*+w*w 3rd ?nd 4th
The Dclmonico of Alaska
OpeneJ ruder New
NJ
J. E . TERREL
Former It of
Dawson Kentucky Kitchen
and l*te:r of
Scott1* Hotel Carcros*.
The Best in the Market
Properly Cooked
BEST MEALS IN TOWN
AT POPULAR PRICES
Operv from 6 a. m. to 1 0 p. m.
DON'T FROG
Uri*?? YcniVf Goi 50 CRNTS
H. Hartwigsen
S nee nor to
W. W. BOUGHTON
OKALKS IX
Cigars Tobacco,
Smokers' Abides,
Stationery and Fish
ing Tackle
iaroe enter luting urkart
rstxrDnsv i.atkst oopy
RIGHtKn BOOKS
NKWSPAP1CR9 AND
OTHRR PRRlOmCALS
1
BbeotieS
Louis Schult. the well known At
Un operator, will be a passenger
south on the May tonight on a busi
ness mission to Vancouver.
Anions the rouinl trip passengers,
on the Princess May, who will leave
tonight, are Mr*. W. K. Anderson,
of Vancouver, Mr. Chalmer Murray,
Miss Murray, Miss Marion Murray,
of Vancouver, and Misses Jessie and
Florence Campbell of Bay City. Mich
Mr. and Mrs. C. S. Chenery of
Whttehorse cam* over on yesterday a
train. Mrs. Chenery will be a pas- j
senger south on the May tonight
for Vancouver and other coast
points where she will visit for some}
tlnie. Mr. Chenery willleave for!
home on tomorrow's train.
Pat Foley, who was a successful '
miner on Spruce creek for-* number
of years, having sold his interests
In the mine to James McCloskeyJ
came out on last night's train and
will leave on the May tonight for
an extended trip through the states
and Canada.
A FACT PROVEN,
?be?ld r?a?lai<r Kvea the Most Skep
tical of ll? Truth.
If there Is 'he slightest doubt In the
minds of any that Dandruff germa do not
extat. t! >- ? i ' -f is compelled by tbe I
fact thr! ?> * 'ft innoenlated with the
(Terms bee; . bald In six weeks' time
It met . e a: parent to any person
therefore th- 1 the on?y prevention of
baldness ts the destruction of the germ
which act is saere.?ful!y accomplished
tn one hundred per cent ef ensee by
the application ef Newbro's !?erp?olde
PandnifT I* caused by the same germ
which enttses bahlrew and can be pre
vented with tbe same remedy -Newbro's
Herplcide.
Accept no subst Itnte. "P^stroy the
cause you rrmtitt tbe effec'."
bv 1e>dtfl* devc-tst* *.ae !n
stamps for semplo to Tbe Tle-p :-ide Co.
Detroit xrvb
One dollar bottlw guaranteed.
*'n Brltt, Special Agent, Skagway.
Sac tor * home cocked meal? j
quick, clean service Where? At j
the New Home Restaurant. F'ftb j
Avenue, naif a minute from ltroartwa.
No Mer? Than F???.
A noted lawyer of Tranwrt. vrho 1a
bored under the defects ot l<n vuig a
hlch tem|?er and of betas fieri t. n-alkecl
Into a courtroom presided oxer by a
founder man. of whom itx> oldet prac
titioner had n small opinion
l*resently. In the hearinc ol n motion,
there w-as a clash t*?tween the mwvtf |
and the Jodpe. The )ndtf* tirrterrtl the
lawyer to ait down, find a* th* (N wjer,
being deaf, didn't lie." dim and wnt J
on talk Inc. the J?dg?- hued inn. $10 lw
MMMH
The lawyer M1111I toward ih- 'oris [
1*1 cnpp?<d Ms hand lteinnn ?> ?? <r
"Wha1' did lw shvV lw <1
"He fined yon flO' exp'aim-d lite
clerk
"For what?"
"For contempt of i-rmrt ?aifl the |
clerk
The inwjet ?ho? a toon 10 |
ward the t*-n*h nud ivni lMl 11 Knnd I
into his portcet.
?"I'll pay H." ne snld "Ifa a |u?I
debt."- Saturday E\enl:i|: l*n*t
r' ?
Th? Politest Jur'q*
Occasionally ifn-rr are Iwdw* 011 ?h*
bench so pollle that tlielr i-oi!rt?-aj if i
vexation* to the ri|*flr>lents Hstl<** j
Graham of Kngland ?f?s spoken of as
the most polite Judge IhM ever wore j
tbe ermine ,
"My hntiesi friend, he would say to |
aor>f convH-ted criminal. "von are j
found guilty ot a felon* . lot witnt) It
Is my painful duty to sememe yon to J
transportation for the term ot ten j
years."
On one occasion he hy mistake sen
fenced a man to transportation who '
had been convicted of a crime punish j
able by death Having been set right j
by tbe clerk of the <x?urt. hi< lordship |
ft* rely exclaimed
"Dear roe: 1 bep his pardon, I am 1
ware." Then, putting on tbe black cap
be courteously apologized to the prts
oner for his mistake and sentenced him
to be banned by tbe neck until be was
dead.? Green Bag.
HOW S THIS?
We offer One Hundred Dollars Re
ward for any case of catarrh that cat
not be cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure.
F. J. CHENEY & CO., Toledo, O.
We, the undersigned have known
F. J. Cheney for the past 15 years,
Toledo, O.
and believe him perfectly honorable
In all business transactions, and fin
anclally able to carry out any obliga
tions made by his flnn. Waldlng, Kin
nan & Marvin, Wholesale arigglets o
Hall's Catarrh cure Is taken Intern
any, acting directly upon the blood
and mucous surfaces of the system.
Testimonials sent free. Price 75c.
per bottle. Sold by all druggists.
Take Hall's Family Pills for consti
pation.
The best meals In Whitvhorse at
the "White Pass Cafe," only white
help employed. Mrs. Orloff King
proprietress. tf
FREEDOM OF LdNDOfJ.
ft C*rriM With It th? Right to K??p
Pig* In St. P?rith.
j Many towns Id Groat Pritaln enjoy
i special and pectilfir privileges. When,
I some year* ago. parliament deprived
J the Cinque Port* of their ancient prirl
j lege*. Frightllng?ea. a Cinqne Port
j "limb" or "appanage." waa In some
way overlooked. Consequently It* in
! habitants ?re stlN exempt from serv
1 ing on Juriev tin y cannot he taken .by
| tJje pre** pan?, arid the town can irtlll
i appoint Its own die taster. It I* at
Brightiii. g?oa that the ceremony of
; electing the mayor take* place In the
I belfry of the parish church.
| In at least one manor, that of the
j Earl of Carnarvon, the inhabitant*
I may cheerfully disregard the enact- i
I ments of the email gnme act. passed
! twenty year* aso. The ancient right
of free chase and <rarren over freehold
| land i* still In force there. Indeed It
| wa* actually exercised a very few
year* ago. and ti private bill was
brought into parliament designed to do
away with It. The bill however failed
to become law.
The freedom of the city of Txindon
carries with It. nominally, at any rate,
the rlffht to keep pip* In the parish of
St. Jame*. Piccadilly. But. If any one
was disposed to arall himwlf of this
liberty land in that pnrt of tandon l?
somewhat too costly for profitable pig
farming.? I<ondon Family LI era id.
HE HAD TO HURRY.
On the Dead Ru?h Because He Had Ne
Time ti> Spare.
In Chicago there Is a man whom hLs
friends know as Irabu try Jones. One
morning about 10 'O'clock a man with
! southern blood in Ms reins saw Jones,
whose energy be bail often admired,
tearing down State street as If propel
led by the winds of bearen. It came
orer the southerner to follow Jones
J Just to see where be was going and
bow tremendous a matter was depend
ent on his getting there.
Jones rnshod into the Palmer Honse.
rushed np to the cigar stand, grabbed
t cigar, yelled bark, "Puteronm. vac
count," without stopping to sort the
wonts, and dashed out. with the wnth
?roer panting hard behind. After tear
Ing down Washington street for half
a block lie dived Into the I'leld office
building and Just missed being Jam
med by the elevator doors in bis de
termination not to !r>se a car.
The southerner tank the nest car np
and entered Jones' office timidly, cer
tain that !?e was about to mine upon a
conference of at least four of the most
Important men in Chicago's f.nan< iai
i world. In?i 'e be fntw 1 Jones wnoking
his cicar behind tile morning paper,
his feet on his de<k and his swivel
i chair tilted back comfortably,? New
York Post.
Th? Offeree1 S*ieph*r(l Ooj.
The shepbei-V* d- it t lint kilis a sheep
l? doomnl. The penalty I* death. 8te
venson in one or his e*?#ys tells a storv
of how John Todil, "the oldest herd on
the Pentlands," on<*e mw a dos he
knew mancuvcrlne toward a pool tw
hlnd Kirk >etton.
"John lay the closer under tlie bush
and presently saw the dos come forth
upon the margin, look all about him to
nee If he were anywhere observed,
Uunge In and repeatedly wash him
self over hend and ?wrs and then (btll
now openly with tail In ain strike
[ homeward over the hills." Hut tho
dog's high Intelligence did not mvp
him, John reported his doings, and he
?was had out to a dykeslde and
promptly shot." He was a sheep eater;
he had bet rayed feiia trust. London
Standard. .
Bmti On* Crcp and Di??.
The sago palm tree iwars bat one
crop of fruit Its lend of nuts is Its
first and final effort 111 the way of fruit
bearing. The nuts become rl|>e and arc
strewn In thousands around the tree
until the preat stein slands up by Itself,
empty and bare. Tlie branches turn
brown and drop one by one to the
ground. Inside the trunk the work of
dov-ay Is going on until what at one
time was a mass of white sago .fnd
pith becomes nothing but a collection
of rotten brown fibers. One day the
trade wind blows mot* strongly than
usual, and the leaflet column of the
trunk falls with a cnish. destroying In
Its fall many of the jrounc palms that
are already springing from the nuts
scattered some montl:* before.
Still Life.
Tbey were looking at the canvases
on exhibition in the artist's studio.
T^oes this one represent a real land
scape?" inquired the portly gentleman
with the double chin.
"Yes. sir," answered the artist "That
rude shack In the foregonnd is a
moonshiner's cabin In the mountains."
"Oh. yes. This mnst be the painting
called 'Still Ufe' in the cataloguer
Chicago Tribune.
Same Thing.
"What is a den?"
"A den. my son. hi n place where (
wild beasts make their homes."
"No. I mean a den In a man s honse." ;
"Eddie." interjected (he trutfhor, "your
father's definition applies to that also."
?-tendon Express.
U#?d to Deception.
"Did yonr hushand ever try his hand
at snstalned fiction 7"
"Did he? Tor at lea "it ten years bes
been trylnjr to make roe believe he
likes my cook in*."? Cliicaco Tribune.
What He Won't Tell.
"Doe* yoo hnsband tell yoo every
Jhintr?"
"Yes. cwythlne exifpt how mnch
pocket money he snewls himself every
week. "-Detroit Frrr I'Tess.
DON'T DELAY.
! Some Aiaskan Peopis H*r* Ltcriti
Tl at N?gtoa is Dangerot*.
The slightest symptom of kidnoj
trouble Is far too serious to be over
looked. It's the ?malt, neglected
: troubles that l ad to serioue kidney
all men ta. That pain 4n the "small" of |
jour back; that urinary irregularity;
those headaches and dlwy spoil*;
I that weak, weary, worn-out feeling,
may be nature's warning of coning
dropsy or fatal Bright* disease. Why
risk your life by neglecting th<*e
symptoms? Reach the cause of the
trouble while there Is yet time ? be
? ?in treating your kidney* at oiks
witk a tried and proven kidney rem
edy. No need to experiment ? Doan's
j Kidney Pills have been curing kid
ney trouble for over 75 years. Doan's
Kidrey Pills are used and recomtne&l
| ed throughout the civilised world.
, Convincing testimony foilows:
Mrs. E. A. Husk. 1041 Union St.,
i Olympla, Wash., says: "Although I
?have never need Doan's Kidney PUU
I myself, they have been taken by
other members of my family wi'h
excellent results. They have no
equal for pain and weaknees in the j
back. The persona who used Doan's
; Kidney Pills In my family are no*
entirely free ftro-n kidney trouble."
For sale by all dealers. Price 60 j
cents. Foster Mllbnrn Co., Buftaio,
New York, sole agents for United
i State*.
Remember the name ? Doan's ? snd
! take nc other.
SMOKERS ATTENTION
HaroJd H*rtwig?en, eucreesor U
' W. W. Boiurhton. has taken th?
j agency for the ji?Uy fainowi
FL INFIKITO CLEAR
HAVANA CIOARS.
6,fW> Junt received from tae fac
tory at Tampa, Fla. If yro want the
hest di>n't fall to jflve the** tood?
a trial
Olympla beer on draft at the
Hoard of Trade. Thin famous brew
is kept constantly fresh both on
draft and In bottles. This Is the1
time to drink N?er. Oet it at the
Hoard of Trade Bar, where the cel
ebrated Rainier Beer Is also kept
in_bottles. _ If. !
The grand opera stars
have gone abroad,
but ?
yoti can still hrar them sinir
their triumphs on ti.
Victor.
Thrmffh they an e n <
mtlc* ??y, MeW*?. Tet
razzini, and all th? oth er famon?
artist* who malce mnnfi ex
clo*i*ely for the Victor. Mn? for
y m wh enerer and as often ?? yon
vmh.
f'om* t? and h?*r th*m. ?nd ??* !ti?
?tyte< of th* Vietor I |i?(o|;4BI
*n4 Vxtnr Vretroli (|U to MM. F.???
terra* >1 Jenred.
WILLIAM BRITT
THZ UHUlStST
Victor -
rood cooked m It ghculd be at
the "White Pm C?fe " Only the
h*>?t In the market. Mr*. Orloff
King, proprietress tf
H. D. KIRMSE
PIONEER JEWELER
of Alwka
1 Jin?rst Mo* Compirlr
Stock ol
Nugget Jewelry and
Alaskan Curios
In The North
Store* at
SKAGWAY \ KETC HIKAN
Have You Seen Them ?
KOVERALLS
for little girls
Not a common Overall but an
attractive garment for the
Romp a-round Girl
Made by the famous overall
makers? Levi Strauss & Co.
Warranted to Wear <EL Never Rip
" Far West "
and
" Black Bear "
Overalls for your little man
from 2 to 14 years.
L. A. HARRISON & CO.
Phnne 55
iiaiiiiiaiiiiiiifOiiniBi
IIIRI1IIIBII llllllllllll
Angeles Beer
COSTS MORE TO BREW
COSTS YOU NO MORE
in Bottles at
BOARD 0F TRADE BAR