?3rs i his
W# Utrs (jtim ti mdrti Dollars &??
mmr4 fur ?igr cut of C *Uitu thai ua
Mt m curoC t> j tiftlt'a Caiarra Care.
r. j. * co.. luiocu.. o
*?, iu u?ti?rel^?w<l. u*>? kuowu
K. J. Ck<4rr tor Um i*?i 16 >?w*.
?u4 (wrfoUJ) QouuraiUc
Ui Ail Luju.?m ?uj flua :
oati* aiti* U> tun om aajr u4*U*? j
Mm Mi* t*f Um firm. Waiduj*. hJ*.
w 4 iiarvla.
V inil^ali IrrwarWW. Tukul". O
lUith t jMjuto Cur? to Ufc? u utur
ualty. tlCm <ltf t?Uj upoil U ? bluutl
?a Ml WU(4Jto uf UtC l}'?U'Ul,
[-.- '|1T-- ^U ?*4>t free. 7&C. pcl
Ui* SuU 1/Jf Ail dru?4E u
Take IUU'd MmuiI> pliU fur cw
COAL
Wellington Lump Coal
fr%sOt atttfi No. t, Oy*U# L*jf Mlo**
4l fci-UCa. Uta cr*<le
^1fllfc-^i..?l.| cuai tif all tLe B. C- ftelil*
<* ??? fixed carbon
t^vOibeeUwu Luifurm H?al
Ob &ud afur Juljr 1*1, wv
. utur Uu* aJ*l
jr*A<4 *? fuUuwa ?
l>u_.. Screecod aud a^lwxl ?iJ
xT.*-uiutf? t?ackwdj *?
tii rurtiingi i bulk) '?
Above prloM laduA* dnttw*7
Moore's Wharf Co.
Al-ibka Transfer Co.
sole selling agent*.
Hhen* 0. Al*s*a
?3gSjC?.9em SuSSSfi*
I 1 'HON B
f HAROLD
It FRANK
M. I r a t.om. m.a
RSIOI ??5(ES5 UK tSKUS
tinas
I B*^g?ge Freight, Safe and
Piano Moving
COAL and WOOD
Hk ? ti.i Mi^bi m
o*j e?r?ic?
u ?.?J V> >i> tud Crlcta
lU*euo*t4e
^ Office R. R. Depot
? > 4 '.1 -5s: 41 ? ? ^HiKK MAM!
DON T FROG
UftiM Vou v?Oot 5u C KMT8
W. W. BOUGHTON
UULU IM ?
C'gars, Tobacco.
Smokers' Articles,
Stationery and Fish
ing Tackle
UAttbE CiaCCLATlNti LittMAlY
UKtBBIM LATtar COFY
IUUHTIUJ HOOKS
MAO*. ISfca, MKWaPAPBa* AND
<rrutK pcjuouicals
ROYAL
Steam L'aooilry
All W jr? Uu?r*utMd. boon $
?.?rxWr? Pras^j
On*
4aa*ei>>;er *lil C4-- (AlI leilW
fk.? 7?
?CX joonor- v yy '? * CM* tOOOOOb
RAW FURS
? : WE PAY
HIGH - PRICES
FOR FINE FURS
WfUTt FOB PRICK LIST
Percy's Fur House
w
SCOIir AGAIN III THE LIMELIGHT
Dufptautac UuKMiud (1 altar bUli
*.u ti frwui Southern IHn-if W
raii?*y uHUiaJu, Mi Sau tYum itco a
V?n? . uu * ?<teuM Lruitt to tmn*|Jort i
tdiu fruiu lmiay U> Uu< Uuitkm tJ*U*.
lV?uii Vatliey Scatty u about to
tmatii mu? the UiuoIikIk unniu and !
Uutk*- U?- Kr?nt *lUU- way of Ui?
wvwtnra BMtrvf<uiit> km** Uuu tw W
m th?- ruuuiuti
?Sooity would truvH in styV- and
?.?cluaVM: TllUt- Wa*> wtUU Sootty
rawd urutt U? e (xjotliMiii iti (M?t
u-*m? wKb the euguu- uuiy liaulit^
iiu pri viu?- iter. TUai was in thv j
?luy t. ? iu<u be Uu vm mutiny to thf
tiu?. ami it lb bi^imuiij; to look m
tf U?>- <?U <J*>s ??*? to be NoevtaL ;
tW fuutty life* tuttdi- another
ntnlbf. He liw U*-fi in **-lu?>iun in
tuc Hiiinbufak rmmv lur tuouili*, ttitd
t o one knows where he hat. been dig
ging tiie precious metal He has
been getting the yellow nuggets how
ever, and im>w lie wants to sj>etd in
the west lu atyte He ha* obtaiiu-d
the pru-e he sought and the railroud
offu-ialti agree to furnish & special
train tor $1,750. a mere tri/ie for a
hhldeu mine that is producing a mys
terious wealth.
Just when Suotty will leave latlay
ou itls Journey over the wo unlaw us
utul just how much of the yattow met
al he will carry aloug to tide him
over the rough spots is not known.
1* is known however, that he has
a handful of green and yellow backs
and right en top of the bunch are
two 11,000 bills and just bow many
layer* of these he has is hard to as
certain, for Sootty is retkvnt. ? Wln
neiuiM'ca Herald.
10 OFFENDS
MOST IN mis
A cireutor MjUt hae bt*?n aeut to
*ev.-ml bu*it?eas men iu Fairbanks
uuttf> iii* iht-ui thai an tvK?-nt from a
firm of printers will sbortl>
vitiM Akaoka afwr orders.
WkUe k**j merchants art- quite
withtu their n^Lib ki sending out
a bii- fur their printing, Uwiv are
uwu)' rvtkauiid why tU?* pnutiiv ahoul
uot tie iuduigtd iu. l^urbadiks bUbi
1.M luctt have re-jn-aUxlly complain**!
(jf Ukc ouBllktibuU of MOUtgOUl
?*-y Ward *i Co.. and yet tb?*e are
Several firutb which patrotiixe outside
l-nnu>r? to the detriment of local hi
duttry
What difference u there between
a private iudividtiaJ atudiug outside
fur aupplasa which could be obtained
locally >v"t a buoiuca* firm doiug the
iuuti thing? Nuuu it ail. if any
thing. the buaii?*i* mail hi the WOTSt
uffuuder lie si?*ild realize that '.rude
to reciprocal, aud thai money ?*hi<
out of the country *> lost to the
community.
It to mi uul.v a buifiah policy, it i?
also bad inuAjtte. If evtryutu bought
itirwti) truui Tacorna, Seattle or Chi
tago where would the local alorvket'p
.Ta be? The> would UOt e*b>l.
Tlimn- Seattle axui Taroiua printers
i?je nothing fur Alaska. They pu>
Uu '?*? Ttu-y do nothing for the
development of the country. They
invent o t their capital here, and
make their customers pay fur their
irauspurtatioti tuui their hotel bilb
while in Alaska. They v? only aftw
the mouey. la addi'-iou to this, their
wurk ik usually uuoutisfactury, ftv
cju?-tkU> delayed ami sometime* K*>i
eu rout*. If incorrect K caiwot be
rotiiriiud, owiUfc to the high freight
win,
Considering the wage* paid ill
Alaska, aud the heavy initial coat of
installing a priutiug plant, the rates
charged by local printers are not by
auy bigu Ai? a matter of faci
uv printer m Alaska has ever made
money Nearly $150,000 ha* been in
vettUxi in priutiug plant* in tVirbank
alone, aud uut a cent in diihi?xid*
ua? been paid ou that large arnouok
Merchant* who make a pructao of
*e&uLuig their printing uuuiik should
be boycutud by the public. Th*y
are mmm Mm to the camp. Why about
t^airoouiika poopK pay high price* to
trader* who do not patrouize local
industry? Fairbanks CMitan.
VYe?h oysters at the Pack Train
Ueatauranl tt
Tuck to all alone, but jolly a* ever,
at the Board ot Trade.
New, clean and comfortable beds
for 60 coals and op at the Dominion
Hotel. Whitehorae. T. T. tf
P. E Ktru will be tt hW uld store
from T o'clock until 8 o'clock each
weaiog to give all an opportunity to
call aud settle their accounts. All
iatereiited peraotis are requested to
i V 6t
AL BLACK
SEVERELY CUT
In oil effort to help Jtfightwatehman
K< iiiuxly Saturday night, A1 Black
wns severely ?* at the Jail by a
man named Albert Pearson, who waa
running aiuuck stripped to the waist
ou KVoct Street. The watchman,
llku k and Turn LKiil got him to jaH.
when he grabbed a caae knife and
started after Kennedy, who woukl
have bneti ?everley hurt, but far
UWk, who sprung to the rescue.
The uiau cut Blank acrutu the back
uf the hand, severing the musclee
and ukw ou top of the head, before
the wan was finally overcome. ? Ju
neau Dispatch.
MM
n=tri'PIITlPIIEV
?iuiiu uuiiuuun
0nilf.in0 TO 131
Mil
For It Cured M, Baby of Itching, Tor
ttiri.i? Ecren;a. First Came when
Bet\v\>ci 3 and 4 Weeks Old. Used
Everything Imaginable. 2 Cakes
SoapanJ One BoxOintmentCured.
I ear.'t t.? in v . L> !:oc ltappv I ho Wo"?!
"CviUu a' ?>ut.d? l> rr..-. for ti curol ro>
/v-'v U?!?y ol llchUf, lu.tunriv
e ? n i It !:? t < imo v.
?N..C- ?u between three aiul
Ik: w its oiil, cpxa '
03 her !.i l. 1 used ever
t_inj ti jfcttLla sr.il la.,
ti do. lot's till alter att
. - , ?? . o: hi': but uulhiig cured It.
v- i or ? "i< t'te (fifmi l.rofcr out
| ??? !u.!ly Inland her far
v V '^\ ' ,^1" ' "??11 v thouclu her
> ' > v\ ' jr i.ould uii:.- clT. For
I \ month* I <lo< t.ir.ii it hilt
i t j no Avail. Then it Ikk?
i"f f at her !:<>?* mid ll?*r rj.
? ere nolMitg hut sortJ. 1
I had to Imp her Li a dark
"1 loom lor two ktrlu. Th.
, \ c .-ut dl I BO rood. to 1
J > : >pped uuu turning.
? Toe ebout two weeks 1 had ti?ed Cutl
(tm <? :p ior evcqr day. tiwfl I (Ot
it t>o.\ ... v utkura ouitmeul sail bejan to u>e
t -t In i i.ik tlu-rp mi a marked lm
p.ovein .it. 1., all 1 o.*d Uu cakr< of (,'uti
cm-. . ' and one box ol I'uticura Ointment
?? 1 tuy baujr u_? cured ol t' sore*. This
a.. I. t November; now li.r : _lr 1- growing
out oa.ly a >4 ?i;e Uaa uol a tear on her.
1 iu .1 p : (hitlr ra enough. I can take
my ct. . i ar.j . 'ie:c ai d people ate auiared to
xrc Utr Kit :t it a wiie. Kroui the time she
w ai (our weeks old u:.tU idle *a* three years,
?be was never without the terrible eruption
but now. thanks to L'utkura. 1 have a well
child Mr-. 11 K. Householder. 2004 Wtt
heliu St.. tialtuuore. Ml. May 10. l?ia"
CMttcur* It?frrJi??r*?Mj lirouihout thaworid.
fotur l>rua * lUest <Xrf~ Sole frupa.. Doauo.
WMa::?4 tree. Utot 32-^a<* Cuttcura Book.
PROFESSIONAL CARDf.
Music TsJtchort.
MISS M. G. HINDSHAW
Teacher of
PIANO FORTE
Special Terms for a Limited
Number of Beginners
Studio
EIGHTH AVE. AND MAIN ST.
tttornar
ROYAL A. GUNNISON
Attorney-At-Law
P. 0. Dos E. Juneau, Alaska.
H. B. LE FEVRE
Attorn ?y-At-Law
Skagway, ? ? Alaska.
Engineers
u71\ M. BIRKINBINE
ENGINEER
U. 8. Deputy Land and Mineral
? : Surveyor
Pulley Bldg. . Haloes, Alaska.
AN ADDED
VALUE
By BEATRICE TUCKER
Copyright. 1M0. by American Pr???
Association
"Come, |w(; let's go oU ,u 'be 8arileu
and see bow your nvebtub la getting
?long."
Morton Jenkins apo'o these words
to his little daughter, seven years old.
If ever a man jvorahlped anything mor
tal Jeu kins worshiped 'bis child. The
place on wblcn the family lived con
sisted of ample grounds, and. Mrs.
Jenkins having a natural tasto for
flowers, there were many beautiful va
rieties about the house. The daughter.
Grade, had Inherited her mother's
taste, and her father the day before
had planted for her a rosebush of a
very choice variety.
It was a beautiful summer tnorniug
when the two went out to where the
rosebush had been planted, the child
prattling with expectation.
??Will It have any roses on It. papa/
"Oh, no, my darllug. It was plant
ed only yesterday, l'osslbly we may
find It a trlile wilted, but that will not
matter. A little water sprinkled on It
will bring It up. We'll go get the wa
tering pot? Hello!"
The exclamation was caused by see
ing a hole where the rosebush bad
stood, with loose earth scattered about
The father's brow gathered ominously.
"If 1 can Bud out w ho did that I'll?
Don't cry. pet. There are moro where
that came from. Some one has taken
the bush up by the roots. What an
outrage!" ,
He took his darling In his arms and
kissed away her tears. At the Bame
moment he saw or thought he saw
some one dodging behind the glass out
house that covered the plants In win
ter Going there, he confronted a little
urchin about the slse of his own child
The boy was ragged, unkempt and
hungry looking. In his dirty band he
grasped the missing rosebush.
"You young rascal!" cried Jenkins
fiercely. "What do you mean by tear
ing up my plants?"
??I wanted It for somethln'.
"I suppose you did want It or y?u
wouldu't have takeu It. There. Take
that " He cuffed the boy. "Now get
along, and If 1 cutcb you stealing my
plants again I'll turn you over to the
police." The boy was slinking away
when Gracle said to her father. "Papa,
dou't you think that since he's been
struck for taking the bush he ought to
'?Certainly uot Uo would gladly
take a cuffing for each plant we bavo
ou the place." n
"Give blm the bush. l>apa.
"Sweetheart," suld the father, "Its
your bush. If you prefer to give It to
him do so."
The child picked up the rosebush the
boy bad thrown down and handed It
t? blm.
"Do you live down in the rookery t
she asked.
"Yes."
"The part where tho funeral was
yesterday?"
"Was It your mamma they carried
out?"
"Yes." ^
"Did you wunt the rosebush to plant
at her grave?"
"Yes."
Jenkins stood listening to this lacon- ,
tc dialogue, lookiug from his child to j
the boy who had robbed her of her
rosebush. When the last "Yes" was
spoken, remembering the cuff he
given the thief, a blush of shame
spread over his features. Taking up
his idol, he hid his face so far as hers
could cover it and rained kisses on her
cheeks. Then, still holding her in his
arms, he said: , . .
"Ask him what else he wishes be
sides the bush."
"I know, papa."
"What?" . .
"?That Is. I know what I'd like to do
for blm. I'd like to take him and the
bush to the cemetery in my pony cart
and help him plant It near his mothers
grave." _
"That you shall do. sweetheart. But
James must go with you."
She ran to tho stable to tell James
fo get out the cart, and while she was
gone the father said to the boy:
"Hereafter when you wish anything
from my place come and ask me for
It and you'll get It. Never take any
thing without first asking, and If you
really need It you'll usually find some
wav to get It without stealing It."
lie drew from his pocket some sliver
and gave It to the boy, and before the
day was ended be had visited the deso
late and squalid home, provided for
the wants of the motherless children
and arranged for their more permanent
comfort at his owu expense.
Meanwhile Grucle had taken the boy
Into her cart and under the care of the
coachman had driven him to the ceme
tery. James dug the hole In which to .
vut the plant, and Gracle set It In wt*h j
her own hands, while the boy stood by. |
wondering what all this Interest, this
kindness, meant. I
The next morning the father said to ^
his daughter. "Gracle, we must get an
other roeebu* "> for you." >(
"I don't want another, papa.
"Why not?" \
"I would rather have the one In tne
cemetery."
"What? Do you want It backr
"No- It's my bush that grows by the
grave of the poor boy's mamma."
"Gracle is right" said her mother ,
"The bush here would have only Its |
owu beauty. There It Is an emblem of
that universal lore which should exist j
between the rich and the poor.'
Relievos CATARRH of
th?
BLADDER
and all
Discbarges in
24HOURS
K*ch bear* iko
/? \
Rtvantf MIOYl
cuunicrfntt. X. J
Sold hj aU 6r*cti?U.
Subscribe for the Dally Alaskan.
Go to the Dominion Cafe In Whlte
f-orse for good home cooking. tf
The famous Clympta been on
draught or by the bottle at the Board
of Trade. Phone 1-5 and it will be
delivered.
Lowney's Candles, Box Candles, all
kinds of Chocolates, Clares, Cream
and Bon Bons at TONY DORTERO'S.
Dominion Cafe. tf
None better or purer than Clbsoa
Rye and Val Blatr Beer. Orders
by Phone promptly delivered.
The Mudcot.
The Pack Train is now selling a
big lot of Good Goods at reduced
prices as they are getting too old
lo bold ana Bell at a profit Yours,
11. Herman Grimm
Pulkn Bouse
Foot ot Sixth Rvtnua
Most elegantly furnished house
in Alaska
Every modem convenience
Electric lights ? Hot and cold
water ? Telephones
Porcelain batli on every floor
Board ?nd room by the day, week
or month
Table supplied with crosm and
hutter from our own Jersey
Dairy
mrs. fi. S. Pulle#
Proprietress
jCANES
Straight
Hooked
Fancy
Plain
FROM 65c TO $2
Dout forget the number
?420
BROADWAY, (Near Fifth)
Tony Dortero's
WHAT'S THE USE?
What Is the use In walking when
you can call up Itjen and get a ride
In the hack? Phone 84 tf.
What's the use of burning green
wood when you can call up Itjen and
get a rick of dry wood delivered at
once? Phone 84. tf.
COLDS CAUSE HEADACHE
LAXATIVE BROMO QUININE, the
world wide Cold and Grip remedy re
moves cause. Call for full name.
Look for signature E. W. GROVE. 25
there's Vigor and
Strength
in every drop
fi
COMFHNV
8?attl% Wash.
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4*
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.t. in Carcro8s ment .j.
4* Headquarters for Atlia Stage Line. 4*
IHOTEL SCOTT*
Mckenzie & scott, props. ***
+ +
J Headquarters for Mining Men and J
t Travelers %
? WELL FURNISHED ROOMS TABLE THE BEST ?
V T
* GOOD STABLES FIRST CLASS BAR STOCK *
t CARCROSS ?> ?> YUKON TER. *
* +
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Insist on being served ?
" TANNHAEUSER BEER I
*
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? 5
?f- AWARDED GRAND PRIZE AND THREE GOLD MEDALS AT THE g
? A.-Y.-P. EXPOSITION. 4.
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_ CONTAINS 5.85 PER CENT FOOD PRODUCTS AS SHOWN BT 5
* GOVERNMENT PURE POOD TESTS ?
YE OLD STYLE PORTER ?
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? awards at the A.-Y.-P. E*nosition. .j.
? HOTELS, CLUBS, BARS, CAFES AND FAMILY ?
iji TRADE SUPPUED BY ?
m ALASKA SODA COMPANY ?
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I'MvIvIvIvIvIvIvItI
2 I
I Official Watch Inspector White Pass tfc Yukou Route ^
F^eliabl^ Jeweler
Beautiful Alaska Nugget Jewelry
(Special Designs Made to Order.
Carved Mastodon and Walrus Ivory
Choice dainty pieces, such as Statuettes, Paper Weights, Cribbuge
Boards and Napkin Kings.
: T H E ONLY LINE OF:
Ivory Jewelry, Snuff, Tobacco, Stamp, Match, Collar and Cuff Boxes in
the city.
Beautiful Alaska Scenic Hand Paiuted China
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