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I'l, i II ; .j* his shadow
A:i'l wvnl Iviv-k lit his Hole
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I'm' 11 further notice tlie fi>llo'r
i price* are roaiie on all grades
of amps.
T unpston watts 5 . t >.">
Tunpsten 40 watts .70
Tunpsten <>0 watts 1.-00
Tunirsten 100 watts 1.3~i
Tantalum 25 watts .."0
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Tantalum 80 watts .*5
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Carbon 1 20 watts
Il-'leetrieal supplies and fix
ture at reasonable rates
Kstimates jjivenon all work
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CALLARMAN WILL MOULD
THE PUBLIC MIND.
Fred A. Callarman ot Ska,; way, A1-!
I aska. purchased the half Interest of j
, George K. Aiken in, the Progress
Printing company last Saturday and
' is now business manager of The Pas
1 po Progress, succeeding Mr. Aiken,
who left for Chicago Thursday. W.
\V. Liggett will continue as editor of
The l*rogress and no channe will be!
j made in Its present policy.
Mr. and Mrs. Callarman arrived in
| Pasco a week ago last Tuesday from
i Skagway, where Mr. Callarman was
employed for 1! years by the White
j Pass & Yukon railway, acting as
cashier of the company for the last
five years. Previous to going to Al
aska he was reporter in various
western Washington courts and was
at one time engaged in the newspa
per business at Grays Harbor.
Mr. Aiken intends to visit his par
ents at Sandstone. Minn., and then
go to Chicago on business. He savs
he will probably return to the coast
within a few months. ? Pasco Pro
gress
VERY GOOD REPORTS.
A letter lately received from Car
macks gives very encouraging reports
of the Nansen district, good pay hav
ing been located on ' Discovery Pup"
by McDade who has reached bedrock
' and revealed a paystrcak eighteen
! feet wide and two feet deep. The
i ground is not phenominally rich, but
is a good paying proportion. The
i late developments have caused renew
ed interest to l>e tit ken in mh'ng
in the Carmacks district, many iimv
claims being rworded and all < hi
formerly staked being renewed The
outlook far a good summer there
very flattering. ? Whitehoi- ?<> S'ar
CHRISTIAN party
WILL HOLD CONVENTION.
ivwkxpokt. la . i.: - Wil
liam K Henkert, of Davenpoit. 11a
i t tonal chairman of the I'm trd clin t
ian party, has issued a cull for a
I national conference of the part\ j
be held at Hock Island, II!., .'..ay 1 J
| The call announce** that it i* the
purpose of the I'niteil Christian j ar
j ty to end war and capital puni-h
j nvent, and to settle the tariff, liquor,
trust and high ?-o?st of living ques
tions by a direct vote of t ti ? ?' ? ?
and by the poldea rule.
Herman firimm is confined to '
'home with an acute attack of rhcr
I atism
Carl Lanon left for Mil\<a tl
| morning with the bridge cr''w n
, will be gone until the work on t
spur is completed.
I The <;?>or.cia arrived from .htm an
i and way ports Saturday ni-J:' a! out
! lt> o'ekvk and left Sunday mom nu
with mail and passengers.
| The "White Flyer" 1V>1; hin of the
I A. S S Co., left Wrangell this morn
ing at eight o'clock and should nr
?jrive here about noon tomorrow.
1 1 Kenneth MoKentia. t National |
Grocery Co.'s hired man, and A. F.
Mcljean, pastor of the Presbyterian |
church at Maities. arrived from Maine
this afternoon on the I lege
SNOW SLIDE KILLS TWO;
TWO COMPANIONS ESCAPE.
GI'IjKAXA, April 7? Word lias
just reached here that Thomas Kvans|
I and Oscar Collins were killed i'i a
snowslide on Slate creek on the 2:!rd
of March, while working on the F<>ur
I niack IVmts claim, owned by .lames
| Rlack. The same slide impris 'tied
Joseph P?rown and William II \Te-l
? dorn.
I 35c for a home cooked meal ?
j quick, clean service. Where? At
j the New Home Restaurant, Fifth
j Avenue, half a minute from Hroadwa.
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BflBTCtiZ. '
DiWIY
CAFE;
Opened Under New
Management
J. E. TERREL
Formerly of
Dawson Kentucky Kitchen
and lately of
Scott's Hotel Carcross.
The Best in the Market
Properly Cooked
BEST MEALS IN TOWN
AT POPULAR PRICES
Open from 6 a. m. to 1 0 p. m.
STE1NBAUGH RAISING
CHICKS IN OREGON.
thicken ruUiug has u. traded more
than passing interest iu tho Rogue
Klver * Valley. A score of farmers
have already sent to Petaiuma for
young chicks, as they are considered
the best for foundation stock, and the
Spring hatch generally begins to re
turn a revenue along about tho first
of November, while the later hatch
is not so profitable owing to the
mollhig period coming on.
The Grant's Pa s Kuguo Hlvcr
Courier of March 31 has a three
column, artlcio describing the mode'
poultry farm of our former townsman
J. i>. Steinhau;;h. Spate forbids the
printing of the whole article but the
following will show what they think
of his plant and if perse vorence and
intelligent industry will make a sue
cess of it hi; Skagway friends are
sure that 'Mini" will make good:
"A visit >o the poultry ranch of .1.
!> Stoinbaugh, composed of 12 1-2
acres and located iu the western
portion of the city on fie lower river
road reveals nn attractive and Inter
esting si, 'lit. lie started List spring
with l'2 hens and li?> now has hatched
out lliti) chhkens; in a few days
more another MOO will walk out. of
?he shells. Mr. Stine'.au ?h Is surely
making a pronounce 1 success of Hie
poultry Industry, and lias s??t the
pace for all the nnv d?'\ote^s to the
industry In addition to the brood
er house of new deslsn l>f in,' ere't
<d by th 1 pre-i!e::t of Uio Omits
Pass Poult "y as.'-O' la i n, lie h is
numerors other poultry buiklin s
and :.??) I.i.-lng hens. i'| White Leg
horns The most attractive scene
>n thH mold poultry farm I a look
Ins' !>> of hi Corning 'n\ ing house of
n ( np: of l.virt hens. Tills bulM
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*t i Ct two si ri< . the upper story
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low , r st. -ry ."-foi f. (e'ling mid earth
floor T!x> cost of such a building
here is about J.'Ort One poultry
man wise to t lie industry, can care
for l-,v i of such huil lln - ;. or a total
of " (inn laving lirns."
\ poultry n-s'viatlon been or
"ani7eil and every ral'er Is j rcparini:
for liet'er e(|iii:>ni" *if an 1 modern
ni. thods. i w II :i di - -???minnf jnc
ener.il - ' i n ? o nnioti * lb** n ' ^or?.
A COMMUNICATION.
I'o Tlu* Kw.tor
Wo are living ill a liu:ua;iit.u ia;i
? -o. iii a professedly c.ir.atiaii land,
inder the paternal (or prote tiiej
mas of a ^rcat commonwealth.
Wo have la,\s to protect. litile
>.ii i lU riu from overwork a'.d lard
usa^o. and benevolo:, t citizens s>o
lhat tin \ are adequately clothed and
ii'd, i.i in- > large ? iti? s where pov
erty i ri<\> out w i ill a. loud vt>i?e.
If a inn a beats his horso, or a tat.
or il<>4 ir ated with eru'dry, the
law stops in and tho human brute
is punished for his cowardly conduct
to a weaker animal. This is as It
should lie. and we are thankful to
livo i:i an .1 ,<? wlii h takes such a
humanitarian view of i:.; ol>ligaiions.
hut i;s pow. r stops unaccountably
short when it i oinos to the protection
of a woman from iier strong and
brutal husband.
Tho !>? U' n hot" o '? tel.- nr> protest
? ho 1.-- a dumb animal? anil man in
terferes to prole; t hlni, but. the beat
en wife ni.'y wail and s> roam in the
ears of Iut neighbors, wh-se hearts
bleed for her. and no one has* a
ri-ht to Invade the ' sanctity" of her
homo to s:ivo her fioin abuse, even
though he hears the blo-ws and the
weepin,T.
She ni'i : si> ;i forth an 1 personally
accuse him whom j!io has cared for
for years, j rocla'm him a tyrant
and a bru'e. d- scribe her own hum
ilatioi s, and throw herself on her
own w. i*; ' ? 1 an>l imp jvrrf.died re
sources to make herself a livivsr.
Is it not a reflection on our civil
i nation that audi t.hinp can happen
in our midst and thnt w > should simp
ly be obliged to "|);i s by on the
other side.
(Signed) \ Woman.
Onpt. Pete Madsoen made the
round trip from Haines yest.-rday
with the lie??. The Captain reports
everything i", rood shape down the
canal and is look in i for n fine season,
When in Whltehorso st^p at the
Dominion Hotel. Best beds, best ac
commodations, bet prices. tf
FIRE SALF.I FIRE SALE!
WOOD TO BURN
Good Dry Planking t?>r Summer nse.
Special price this month
82.00 PER R C i<.
St ,>~H E R B TAT' 0 Tt? Phone
GRA*'0 REDUCTION SALE
The PacV Train Is now sell!*? a
big lot of Good Goods at reduced
prices as they are getting: too old to
hold and sell at a profit. Yours,
tf. Herman Grimm.
DOING THEIR DUTY
Scores of Alaskan Readers Are Learn
ing the Duty of The Kidneys.
To filter the blood la f.ho kidneys'
duty.
When they fall to do this the kid
neys arc sick.
Backache and many kidney ills fol-j
low;
Help tlio kidneys do their work.
Doan's Kidney Pills have curod
thousands of severe cases.
Proof in the following:
H. L. Strand, 1C00 Lombard St,
Everett, Wash., says: "I was inj
bad shape with kidney complaint. My j
back was so weak and painful that ,
I could not stoop and the kidney
6ecretions were very distressing in
passage. I had to quit work and al
though I was not confined to my
bed, 1 felt miserable in every way.
The first few doses of Doan's Kid
ney PilLs gave me great relief and
by the time I had finished the con- j
tents of the second box( my kidneys j
and back no longer troubled me. I]
'hen returned to work and I have j
been fr.>e from kidney complaint ever 1
since. Doan's Kidney Pills alone ef
fected this cure."
For sale by all dealers. Price 50 j
cents. Foster-Milburn Co., Buffalo, j
New York, sole agents for the Unit-!
ed States.
I Remember the name ? Doan's ? and
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Golden North
Hotel
Dining Room
Meals served Table d'Hote
or a la Carte
All Pastry served is from our own
Ovens
SMOKERS ATTENTION
Haxold Hartwigaen, successor U
W. W. Houghton, has taken the
agency for the juatly famous
EL INFINITO CLEAR
HAVANA CIGARS.
6,000 Just received from the fac
tory at Jampa, Fla. If you want the
best don't fall to give these goods
a trial.
For 35c y<w. c*n gee a wholesome,
home cooked n.e*l at the New Home
Ffeotaurajit, Ertli Ave., Juet off of
Broadway.
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Just The Thing For That Boy
P
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A long felt want supplied at last
" The "Whiz" Suspender and a
35
Pair of Garters Combined
18
p for boy 5 wearing knee pants and long
o stockings only 65c n
: SHANTUNG SILKS i
v In Latest Shades from 25c to $L35 a yard *
: MARQUISETTE :
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? More Filmy than Voille ? in White, Black a
CS
and Colors? 50c, 65c, and 75c a yard *
? ALL WOOL BORDERED CHALLIS S
Only 50c the yard ?
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jj Silk 6: chenille fringe & tass^ll trimming B
: L A. HARRISON & CO. I
Phone ss "
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CLAY HIFNER SUICIDES.
Saturday evening, April fith, Clay
Hifiter, a mill man. at the Mexican,
committed suicide by placing the
muzzle of a 30-30 rifle in his' month
and pulling the trigger with his'
with his toes. The charge almost'
tore his head off. The deed was j
done in the Mexican bunk house.
Deceased was a native of Kentucky,
nged 12 years, and had worked at
T r? ;ul well for 12 years or more. FV>r
some months, and espec ially since I
the first of the year, he bad been a
-ufferer from asthma, and, becoming
discouraged, he chose the suicide
route rather than suffer death from
strangulation, which he considered in
evitable. Deceased had many friends
in Douglas who were terribly shocked
n t ui? dcsp< rate doe<l. Few realized
'li.it his sickness was so serious. ?
Douglas Island News. 1
All the late telegraph new? In
Daily Alaskan.
H. D. KIRMSE
PIONEER JEWELER
of Alaska
Lirgest and Most Complete
Stock of
Nugget Jewelry and
Alaskan Curios
In The North
Stores at
SKAGWAY & KETCHIKAN
FIVE GOOD ONES TO DRAW TO.
Pebbleford and Gibson Rye. Bud
weiser, Blue Ribbon and Pale Rain
ier Beer at the Board of Trade.
None better anfi purer than Gibson
rye. Rainier and Olympia beer. Or
ders by 'phorae promptly delivered.
The Maacot. tf.
Pack Train
Restaurant
TONY STANItH. Proprietor
For 14 Y*?ri Wr Hare SwtmJ only J
The Best in the Market*
And today it is the
Most Popular Eating
House in the North
New Location
Broadway, between 3rd and 4th
The Delmonico of Alaska
The White Pass +
IT i?] Whitehorse. +
Hotel Yukon Tcr> ?
Now Open To .
The General Traveling Public
Under New Management of +
M. C. RACINE, Mgr. ?nd Propr. A
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