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Tbe DflrooBico of Alaska
Opened Under New
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Ftarawlr of
D?w*on Kentucky Kitchen
%t? lately of
Scott's Hotel Carcrees.
The Best in the Market
Properly Cooked
BEST MEALS IN TOUTS!
AT POPILAR PRICES
Open frwn 6 a. m. to 10 p. m.
DON'T FROG
UnS** You're Got 50 Currs
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HEAD OF WESTERN ARMY
I* AYS VISIT TO SK.?i? AV
Major General Arthur Murray
witu hts family consisting of Mrs
Murray. Miss Carolyn Murray and
Mits Sadie Murray, arrived In Ska*:-!
way yesterday after making the'
trip up the Yukon to Whltehorse
on the General Jacob*. They were
accompanied on the trip by Major
J. C. Gilmore and Lieutenant H. C !
Pratt.
I'pon their arrival in this ?lty'
they were met by Col. Charles Mc-i
Clure, Captain Geo. K. Oootlrich
and Capt. D. K. Nolan, who eacort
ed them to luncheon, after which
the party took the Peterson for Ft 1
Seward
ILAKKA l-XIVKS GOING
TO \TI.WTIt' COAST
Many attempts more or less suc
cessful have b?n made lu Alaska
and elsewhere to raise foxes as a
business Some lime ago an at- 1
tempt was made to raise blue j
foxes on one of the islands in '
Southeastern Alaska but the at-j
tempt was abandoned.
Mr. J. K. Milligan of Prince Kd
wards Island Is In Skagway froia
a return trip to the interior ami
lias brought with him sixteen foxes
of various kinds He has foxes
of the black, red and silver vac
ieties which he is taking to hie fox
ranch In Prince Kdwards Island.
The animals were purchased In
Fairbanks, Daw-son and elsewhere'
and will be added to the large
number no* collected on his ranch
Mr. Mlillgan says that fox rais
ing requires considerable experience |
and study in order f.o keep them !
well and In good condition. He has'
had but a few years experience but |
is a firm believer that the invest- !
merit will ultimately be a paying
one. His partner is coming out of
the copper river country with an
other consignment of the animals
destined for the same place.
M>RKST KIRKS ?? RXINtl
IN SKAGWAY MOlNTAlNs
There Is a big forest fire burn
ing on the mountains east of the
pity, the smoke of which can plain
ly be seen. It is on these hills
that much of the wood cutting is
being done and there is a liability
of its destroying much standing
timber or even burning the wood 1
already cut.
The weather has been extremely (
dry for the past few weeks and
fires are easily started and if not
carefully guarded soon get beyond
control. ? Jerry pickers and camp
ers are numesou.s in the woods at
this time of the year and it is
from their (amp fires that enormous
damages frequently result.
It is a criminal offense to leave
camp fires burning or to allow
fires to g<?t beyond control. Peo
ple cannot be too careful in select
ing sites for their camps, because
a little inattention may cause a
conflagration wfilch will not only
destroy property but land the camp
ers in Jail.
DAWSON DKC1DKS TO
IHtSTlDNK EXPOSITION
Auditor G. H. Miller has receiv
ed notice from the agent at Daw
son that the management of the
Dawson exposition had decided to
postpone the exposition this year, j
The White Pass railroad has there- j
:ore withdrawn its special exposi-i
Uon rates applying to that city.
Princess Sophia will arriTe at 7
o'clock in the morning, loaded to
the waterline. She has a passeng
er list of IOC, 65 for the interior
and 51 for the round trip. There
i# a cargo of 64 cattle, CO sheep
and 185 tons of general freight
The Sophia sails at 7 p. m. Thurs
H0W8 THIST
We offer One Hundred Dollars Re
rard for any case of catarrh that cat
?rot be cored by Hair* Catarrh Cure,
f. J. CHUNKY * CO.. Toledo. O.
We, the undersigned have known
P. J. Cheney for the past. 15 years,
roledo, 0.
ind believe him perfectly honorable
n all business transactions, and fin
ui daily able to carry out any obliga
tions asde by his firm. Waldi ig. Kin
aaa ft Marvin, Wholesale aru^-gista o
Hall's Catarrh core Is taken intern
ally, acting directly upon the blood
ani mucous surfaces of the itystetn.
Testimonials sent free. Price 75c.
per bottle. Sold by all druggbita.
Take Hall's Family POls for const]
patllw.. # , , j L
TWO CAXNERV Ml H DKR8
OIXTH 1LAST W KKK
Two murders have octvrtfl wltl?
In the past few Jar* at canneries
in Southeastern Alaska. O Itow, !
a Japanese contractor, In in jail at
Juneau for the murder or Frank
Don, or William Del>th as he wait
sometimes called
According to a story told by
Superintendent A. Nelson pf the
Dundas Bay cannery, Don canie to
Dundas with a crew of foreign
laborers. Don had Bald that he
was forced to come to Alaska by .
being broke in Seattle. At Dunnas
the American worked, ate and slepl
among the Orientals, drawing $50
a month as wages. Twice he com-'
tilained to the superintendent of his
surroundings. His food was said
to be rice three times a day and
this and many other distasteful con-j
ditlons enlarged Don's growing dis
satisfaction. Supt. Nelson Inform
ed Don t hat because of the signed 1
contract he (Nelson) could do noth
ing. It was then ttist Don secretly
planned to jump his contract and
rid himself of his pernicious em
ployment. By some informant, it
is said, Itow. the foreman, was ad
vised that Don was making ready
to leave the cannery. At 10:45 last
Sunday night, according to the tes
timony, Don was preparing to re- 1
tire to his bank. Iln the sleeping
apartment were seven other men,
all of whom were l!oretgners. Just
as Don was turning in, a knock
was heard on the door. The unsus
pecting victim crossed the floor and
opened the door. He wag Instantly
yanked from his fee', dragged
across the narrow hallway leading
to the door outside, and pulled down
a flight of steps to the ground in
front of the building. A Japanese
accomplice had dragged Don to the
ground from the hunkhouse, a dis
tance of several f?tet. With a 28
Inch Japanese sword In his right
hand and a 3 2 -calibre pistol In his
left, Itow was widting. How Is
said by the witnesi to have lunge;!
forward heavily, and 21 Inches of
the rasor-sharp Mnde pierced the
American's vitals. The blade en
tered the victim's body at the
collar-bone. The steel pierced the
flesh at a point pn the left 'shoulder
midway between the curve of the
arm and the base of the neck. The
blade was driven diagonally through
the lungs and stomach, the point
coming out on Don's right side,
i an inch below the floating rib.
Physicians who examined the wound
| last night say that Don could not
I possibly have lived over forty sec
onds. The sword must have sever
ed all of the main arteries, causing
almost instantaneous death from
| bleeding.
| 3"he body of a man was found
! near the Rose Inlet cannery Inst
I Wednesday by the crew of the U. S.
I S. Gedney. Th?! corpse showed
j every Indication of luurder. It had
j three bullet holeH, a deep cut, and
j a rope tied around the neck. Three
j Koreans, employed at the Rose In
I let cannery, wero suspected. The
I plant is operated by the Englebr
I Weisse company.
| A later telegram contained the
J news that a Japanese cannery
i worker had confessed to the mur
I der and had been taken to Ketchl
I kan.
The prisoner is a Jap by the
! name of S. Milmshina. It seems
I there had been a personal feud
between these tiro and the Corean
j was decoyed away and murdered by
jthe Jap. The latter makes no
j Imnea of the situation, as if he
| did not realize the seriousness of
| taking human lite.
THE REAL TEST
Of Hfrplridr 1? ttt Ghtnt It * Thor?
?*tk Trial.
There is only one test by which
Judpr of the ofltolencj ot an> artl<-|?
an?t, that is ty |i;s ability to do that
which it Is Intendfd to do. Many hilt
?v'jrrr* may look nice and nice,
bet the point I1? do thejr eruClcste D?n
?lrvf? an<3 stop filling hair?
No, they do not, but HerpleMe dflH.
becauee It foes to the root Of tbo ev!i
mid kltls the eorm that xJta^k* tn*
np'lla from whence the hair rets It*
?tt?r? from prominent ronplo fwr
ere are dally frovina that N?*wbro'?
liorplcide stmds l.he "test of uso."
It l? a delightful drr?<?lr.r. cle -r. r"'r-"'
n : free from oil or frre.-ve.
.~<vd bv letdlnir drtijrir ?ts '
?s? imps for sample to The Herp.. ? - ?
Detroit Mich.
One dollar botUes jrnarantped.
Win Brltt, Special Agent, Skacrway.
W ANTED? Position as cook ?"
hotel or railway eatinp house by a
first class Japanese cook. Good
references. Three years In laat
place. Address Box IS, Haines! ,
Alaska. 3-t
?
35c for a home cooked meal
quick, clean service. Where? At
the New Hole Restaurait, Fiftb
Avenue, half a minute from Uroadwa.
DON'T DELAY.
Some Alaskan Psopl* liar* Ltanwd :
That Neglect is Dangerous.
The slightest symptom of kidney
trouble U tar loo eeriou* to ba ov< r- ,
looked. It's ll>? small, neglac-ted
troubles .that lead to seriot* kidney :
ailment*. That pain In the 'small" of
your back; that urinary Irregularity; '
those headaches and disiy spelts;
that weak, weary, worn-out feeling,
may he nature's warning of coming
dropsy or fatal Bright'* <lls?ase. Why
risk your life by neglecting these
symptom*? Reach the caus* of the
trotble while there la yet time? be
gin treating your kidneys at one*
with a tried and proven kidney rem.
edy. No need to experiment ? Do&a's
Kidney Pills have been curing kid
ney trouble for over 75 years. Doan's
Kidney Pills are u^ed and recommend
ed throughout the civilize! world.
Convincing testimony follows:
Mrs. ?. A. Husk, 1001 Union St.-. i
Olympia, Wash., hays: "Although I
have never used Doans Kidney Pills
myself, they have been taken by
other members of my family wlih
excellent results. They have no
equal for pain and weakness In the
back. The persons who used Doan's
Kidney Pills In my family are now
entirely free from kidney trouble."
KV>r sale by all dealers. Pile* 60
cent*. Foster-Mllburn Co., Huffaio.
New York, sole agents for United
States.
Remember '.he nam* ? Iran's ? and
take no other.
SMOKERS ATTENTION
Harold Hartwlgeen, successor t?
W. W. Uoughton, has taken the
agency for the Juetly famous
KL INFINITO CLEAR
HAVANA CIGARS.
6,000 Just received from the f*c
tory *t Tampa, Hi If you want the
best don't fall to give these jcoods
a trial
Olympla beer on draft at tlie
Hoard of Trade. This famous brew
Is kept constantly fresh both 011
draft and in bottles. This Is the
I time to drink beer. Get It at the
Hoard of Trade Har, whore the cel
ebrated Rainier Rrer is also kept
In bottles. __
The grand opera stars
have gone abroad,
but ?
you can still hear them sinp
their greatest triumphs on site
Victor.
Though thej are thousand of
miles away. Caniso, Melha. Tet
razztni, ami all the other famoii?
artists who make records rx
cltisivcly for the Victor, sin<{ for
yoa whenever and as often as you
wish.
Come in ami hear Ihem, and ?ee the
different ?M?? o( the Vi<tor (tiOtnflOO)
ami Vietor Vietrola (113 to WTOt. f.ny
lerm? il desired.
WILLIAM BRITT
Trtt
Food cooked as It should be at
the "White Pass Cafe." Only the
tx*t In the market. Mrs. Orloff
' King, proprietress. tf
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H. D. KIRMSE
PIONEER JEWELER
of Alaska
Largest and Most Complete
Stock of
Nugget Jewelry and
Alaskan Curios
i In The North
SfOTM at
SKAGWAY ft KETCHIKAN
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 (Q. Never Rip
" Far West"
and
" Black Bear "
Overalls for your little man
from 2 to 14 years.
L. A. HARRISON & CO.
Phone 55
Angeles Beer
COSTS MORE TO BREW
COSTS YOU NO MORE
in Bottles at
BOARD 0F TRADE BAR