KEEPS IIP I
Estimate Output At
$7,000,000
In spite of the handicap under which
the district has bH>n last winter ant!
this spring. iav? the Fairbanks Times,
it is estiigited there will be between
J6.000,0tX) and $7 OW.O 0 of gold that
will be shipped out of th s section 'this
summer.
This is the conservative estimate of
those who have thoroughly canvassed
the situation and from actual figures
which are kept in all the banks ot the
city.
Cleary creek has already sent in ovi r
half a million in dust; Fairbanks creek
has also sent in that amount. Dome
creek claims about the same amount a?
do the people on Ester and Goldstream
Vault has had a smaller turn that has
been turned into cash: Little Eidorido
is also on the list, as is also Big E dor
ado. Engineer oieek, Pedro, Chatham,
Cbatanika and several others are a'su
among tnose listed as bringing in tb>
dust to lo-al banking institutions.
The Teuderfoot section also ha< a cal
on whU is known as the pay producer*
of this section Over $200,000 has beer,
a' ready onugbt down from Tenderfoot
Banner and Redmond creeks. A great
deal more is to conie down In the next
few weeks, so it was stated by the peo
ple who Cime in here on the White Sea'
last night.
It is estimated that Macley Hot
springs district will ylel.l about 1300, Oi J
this year*. Tenderfoot $409,000 and Kan
tishna probably $70,0000 or $SO,COO
Th-.n there atj toe outlying districts
such as the Bonnlfield, Totatlanika, etc i
wh.cb should be good for $!CO,Ofr>.
MfTLAMtlflAS
DffEAI KCICH1KAMS
Tne Ketchikan Miner s?v>: "The
baseball enthusiasts of this district
were treated to a royal display of th?
national game Friday afternoon, whet
In the presence of fully 2,000 people
the little red men wiped out the ?tii g
of halt a dozen defeats by whipping
Ketchikan's best by a score of 3 to 2.
'?It took 12 innings of hard wors to
do the trick, but do it they did. in what
was unquestionably the best asd most
interesting oall game ever playei in
Southeastern Alaska."
GARDENING AT
Ilif NORII POLi
The Kougarokers have taken a spo.
of gardening, each Di*'u se'-'s a
number of the men who live at ttis
place out on tf.eir knees, working on
their little fpatefces of ground. Some
very good vegetables were raised last
year, and ilia believed the Kougarok
just as good a farming count y a?
many others which are advertised fa:
more extensively. "'?Nome Nugget.
WHAT Ilk KIDNEYS DO
Their UncemiJng Work Keeps U
Strong And HeUthy
All the blood in the body pusses
through the kidneys once every itiiee
minutes. The kidneys 'filter the blood.
They work night and day. When
healthy they remove about 500 grain.
of impure ma'.ter daily, when unhealthy
some part t f this impure matter is left
in the blood. This b'ings on many di
ses and symptoms ? pain in 'he ba ' .
headache, nervousness, hor, dry si ? !
rheumatism, gout, gravel, disordi
the eyesight and hearing, dizz?
irregular heart, deb'lity, drowMi. .
drop?v, deposits in the urine, etc. Be;
If you keep the filters right you wil
have no trouble with yonr kidneys.
John Marshal, employed on the North- 1
ern Pacific R R. wholivtsat 9.'WS0jtl.
D St., Tacoma Wash., says; "A f?llj
which s'ratned my back mo t have
injn-ed my kidneys, for 1 suffered I i
more seven years with kidney
trouble. 1 he secretions were irregular
and contained a heivy brick dust se l.*
mem afte remaining ove" night. There
was more or less p an across the small
ol my back, which wai ^ery severe
after" working in a stopping potition
for any length ot tims and I baa to be
c <reful when straightening up or 1
suffered severe twinges o! pain. I also
utid headaches and spells of dizziness
I treated *ith a physician and used
differnt kinds of remedies but found t o
more than temporary relief At length,
i noticed recommendations of Doao's
Kidney pills in the newspapers and 1
got a box- They stoped the aching in
In my back, corr ected the kidney dift"
cnlties and banished the headaches and
dizziness. Other members of my family
have ?ince met Doan's Kidney lJi|Ss
with the same good results."
For sale by all dealers. Price 50 [
cents. Foster- Mil burn Co., Buffalo, N,
V.. sole agents for the United States, j
Remember the name ? Doan's? and j
lake no other.
Received, choioe potted plants on
Dolphin at Northern Grooerv tf
i\ POULTRY EXPEDIENCE.
.'I it One V/on"?n t)id Willi i( Rather
Smai' Floe of ! Ichc,
t it there i s tfvutey ' ; po y. espe
ttly In t''c country, is shown by the
,i nee i' Mrj. IIu!:!ali M. Malone.
Vr-h c.:,w i.-o-! rs f -Mows In the Farm
Ct llluv!
We live on u small farm of eight
tore- and raise Single Comb White
-i auras. My poultry account appears
after reading In the paper where
?lie man gets an aver. ge of two and
n :.alf eggs per day of a hen for a
mouth. I have been keeping an
fcoiiut ef wbnt ray small flock has
'?me for the past three or four year*,
iiat It cost and what I Rot for my
?? >rk. For one year, commencing Dec.
!!*?. from eight year-old hens and
. ? pullets. April and May hatching, I
???el veil 13,310 eggs. 1 sold eggs to
I:.' .i mount of KH'.Ul at prices ranging
roiu 10 to 23 cents per dozen. Four
heus were set, which hatched tlfty
ihree chicks and raised forty-live.
These furnished us all the fried chick
en u e wanted, with twenty pullets left
for auother year as producers. I now
have 17t>. I I ist thirty-six hens during
the last year from various causes.'
Puriug this time I fed 12!) bushels of
i orn. costing (40.10: twenty bushels of
buckwheat at $8.03; tifty-one bushels
of oats at $12.3;). making a total of
S?5T.40. In addition to these grains we
fed ten bushels of carrots and gartleu
beets, which cost us nothing but the
labor to produce.
The hens have a range of sis acres,
of which two acres are In pasture and
the other four are farmed. The uet
an.ouut received above cost of feed Is
This Is n it Including the fowls
aud eggs used by the family.
Vaseline as an Egg Preservative.
An experiment station in Germany
kept eggs eight months, testing twen
ty methods. Most of the eggs spoiled,
tail .til of those u reserved with water
glass, lime or vaseline were good at
the end of the |>eriod. The vaselin
method Is a *e\r one and consists sim
ply of coating the eggs with the petro
leum product and keeping them in a
. *o* il place. The covering of the grease
like substance keeps the air out of the
I ores. This method requires little ex
pense. a teu cent bottle of vaseline
being sufficient to preserve ten dozen
If the substance Is heated until It Is
seuilliipild ami the eggs are rolled
around in It. Care should be taken to
see that every part of the shell i cov
ered. The vaseline also may be ap
Don't Stuff the Chicks.
An ounce of chicken sense Is worth
a pound of medicine. Keeping the lit
tle chicks stuffed all the time Is not
the old hen's way. Chasing around
with her they learn to hunt and work
for' their rations.
P. E. KERN
Go'd ?od Silversmith.
Manufatnrer of
Nugget Jewelry
Dealer in
Alaska Souvenirs
and Curios
of all kinds
8 K AG WAY, ALASKA
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ALASKANS
A Savings Account is a necessity to every
man working for wages in Alaska. H You
will need the money saved later on.
And if you wish to, you can have that
account with
Dexter Morton & Co., Bankers,
S EATTL E
Savings Accounts earn 4 percent, compound
ed semi-annually. Write for booklet about
"BANK i NO BY HAIL"
MOORES WHARF CO. |j
Terminus W. P. & Y. Route ^ j
* 411 South Hound Steamers Arrive and Depart FroirsThla Drck
FF.3DLATIONS 1905
t Warehouse; .<pec for delivery of merchandise from 8 a. m. to 5 p.m.
Perishab'.cs ONLY delivered on Sunday or at night.
4 All freight shipn.iuts destined southbound must bo accompanied by a
? Shipper's Manifest (papers can t?: obtained at the U. 8. customs
? office) and uiust be J' llvered before 5 p .m. No freight will be re
ceived on wharf . f' .-r this hour.
| BAGGAGK? Tolls will be collected on Checked Baggage Only. No
> The wharf gate will bo closed to tho public when steamer Is q earing
J dock and will be opened only when passengers have disembarked,
5 Wharfage TarilT can be had on application at office on dock.
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BEST ACCOMMODATIONS
New Home Restaurant
Ch*s l'ctcrson. Manager
Best 25 Cent Meals in the C'ty
FIFTH AVENUE, NEAR BROADWAY
Good Clean Beds From 25 Cents Up
BATHS IN CONNECTION
i>xvis.vi
Headwaters for Mining and Commercial \ Men
? STRICTLY FIRST-CLASS ?\\l(jd
?JM? SHEA & PATTEN, I'ROI'S.
Broadway and 6th Avenue, Shitfway, Alaska
I The Leading" Jeweler
1 / ~ *n> Kugaet jewelry of all!
; kinds, Indian curios, |
i J- sovenir spoons
| H, D. Kirmse, Pioneer Jeweler \
Official Timekeeper for theW. P, & Y. R.
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