Have You
Ever Tried Our
Soda Crackers In
Bulk? They are
Crisp and Fresh
We also have the Plain and Salted
Long Branch Wafers in the bulk
c. w. ask & SONS
Sa^Fellow^t
We h?ve ju?< received ? ehipment
or Kmc ra*l "cl?M) halt the kind
that give you "that nifty eppcarance"
NOW ie the time to get your ?um
mer lid. Remember
"Happy H?? 'Em
DORTERO & SON
Exclusive Clothiers and Gent's Furnishers
i Pack T rain |
Restaurant
TONY 3TAN1CH. ProprMtor
Far 14 Tnri W? Han San<d nlj
The Best in the Markets
a ai toJay it ia tka
Most Popular Eating
I House in the North
New Location
Broadway, between 3rd and 4th
The Delmonico of Alaska
CIIAU M t A 1 OLH'K T.AIl^J
at
The Pack Train Rnlauraul
Served a la carte.
3Cc tor a home cooked meal ?
i.ulck, cl?aa service. Where At
tr.# New Home Reetaurant, fifth
A.cnue, half a minute Broad
H.M. Hartwigsen
CIGARS. TOBACCO AND
SMOKERS' ARCTICLES
NOW IS THE TIME
TO FISH
A carefully leloctid line of Rodi, ReeU,
Lints, Flyes, Hooki and bait.
EVERYTHING FOR
THE ANC4.-CH
Large circulating library, including the
latest copy write booka, Maga/tne?,
Newspapers and other periodicals. Fine
line oi Stationary.
Boudod Whlakeye ? Gibson, Moun
Vernon and Belmont. The best of
O.ar ? Blue Ribbon, Budwelser and
, tile H tiller, at the Mascot, Tol?>
pSone 87.
Copyrighted cloth bound books
for 25 cent* each, slightly shelf
worn, rtemombor the place, Hart
wlgsen's, t>th 4 Broadway.
KING'S CAFE
WHITE HORSE x YUKON TERRITORY
?Serves The?
BEST MEALS IN THE NORTH
Private Dinner Parties and
Banquets served in attrac
tively furnished boxes
given special attention
Breakfast a la! Carte
Luncheon and Dinner
T able d'hote
ONLY BEST IN MARKET SERVED
PRICES REASONABLE. WHITE
HELP EMPLOYED EXCLUSIVELY
UNDER PERSONAL DIRECTION O?
Mrs. Orloff King :: Proprietor
HEADQUARTERS
For Miners Supplies and Inform
ation of Silver Creek
All Goods Delivered 12 Miles Free of Charge
Miners and prospectors who are intending^going
to the new diggings by Atlin in the Silver Creek
districts can ptrcSase all their outfits in AtHn
cheaper than you can elsewhere and notjhave to
pull your load 1 00 miles to Atlin.
Big Store, Little Price,
Lots of Goods and Plenty Rice.
E. L. PILLMAN Atlin, Y. T.
Brevities
Bert Thompson and John O. Mc v
l.uren left for Juneai. on the Spo- /
The new W. P. & Y, boats "Al- ,,
iiaKa" and "Yukon" uro tho finest tl
The L.ullt-H Aid Society of the ^
Methodist church aro preparing tor
a cooked lood bale the date to be '
ghen later.
Mrs. O'loff King of Whltehorso
arrived In tho city Saturday and is
spending a few days horo.
Mrs. A. Llljostrand and daughter
Edna, w ho 'spout last weok visiting
ut tU~ homo of Mr. aud Mrs. Poter
son, left on tho Spokano for Juneau.
Harry Acheson, who has been tho
carrier for tho Dally Alaskan for
tho past six months, has resigned 'o
accept a position In the Skagway
laundry. Ills place haB been filled
by Karl llahn.
George J. Busli, route agent for
the We'.ls-Fargo Ex proas compau
left this morning for Caribou where
he will check up tho offlco and then
proceed to Whltehorae. At Caribou
lie will bo the guest of Agent Bill
Wllsou, formerly of Skagway.
l OIOlKK KKTCHIKAXITK
Speak!) g of >lr. Bnbbago, tho now
siuesmau fct tho Klrmse store, the
Ketchikan Miner says:
"C. C. Babbago. who has been em
ployed at Ryus Drug Store for tho
past several months, was a passen
gccr. to skagway whre ho has a
yer re contract with tho Klrmse
Jewelry store."
kauo Saturday.
V
li
evor.
COMES TO 8KA(i\VA
.1 KAN NIK IN I'OKT WITH >
STEAMBOAT MATERIAL
Tlio Stoamthlp Jominlo arrived lu
port thlj morning at 2:20 o'clock,
bringing fifty tons of freight, a
big quantity of It. being for tho now
boats of t tie White Pass compnny
just launched at Wliltehorse.
According to Sound papers Capt.
Hickman ot tho Jeaanlo was forced
to leave hla vessel on her way past
Seattlo to Tacoma, owing to tho 111
n.nw of lils little daughter. The
Jeannte was on her way to the smel
ter whCi. she was hallod by a launch
.-.nd the captain told of tho condi
tion of his family. Ho boarded the
launch, and tho mate took the boat
on to tho dock In Ticoma.
?>00 ItAltKlXS ALASKA
GASOLIXE l'ER DAY
KatcUn, Jne 0 ? In order to dou
ble the capacity to t.ho plant that
furnisher gasoline and other fuel oil
to the peoplo of Alaska tho Amal
gamated Development company, com
poiied of Vancouver capatlllsts head
ed by Jan. McMahon, rocently mado
the final payment of $125,000 for
tlfty-xlx oil claims near Controller
liny, owned by the Alaska Develop
ment .company, a Seattle organlza
'lon honded by Charles P. Munday.
The claims were optioned to Clark
r-avlA at $300,000, and sold to tho
Vancouver syndicate at an advance
on this price. Tho Amalgamated
company h-is four wolls, each pro
ptbduclnrf from thirty to .fifty bar
rels of crude oil per day.' 1"helr ro
fluery hai a capacity of 250 barrels
a day. Ono well la 912 foot deep.
The company plans to enter tho gas
oline aud distillate business all ov
i r Alaska.
Important you nviko Reservations
immediately on W. P. & Y. boats.
LOST: Wodnosday morning nug
Rot necklace, return to Lynch's
st.or and recetvo liberal rewurd. 7t
The White Pans offors you super
ior service, frequent Ballings, no
stop-overs or delays
A cob j>!po Is Just tho thlug to
Rwolco wl en out i'lahlng, provided
; ou have flood tobacco. Harold has
al! klniU of good tobacco. Sth &?
(?roadway. tt
VHITE SLAVE 0 RAFTERS
CAN'T BECOME MARSHALS
U'aSi|i|ii;toii, juho $ ? Ed Exeumi f
>ho was recently appointed marshal +
or the Third Division of Alaska, *
rill not bu permitted to take office. J
l protest has been filed with the f
irvsldeut against iCxuom in which it i
s sot forth that he has rented ?
iouscs and taken revenue from wo- J]
sen of the underworld, consequent
y his appointment has been with- %
irawn. J
?IOXEKK MOTHER TO HE *
PICTURED IN BRONZE |
San Francisco, Juno 9 ? The Plo- ^
leer Motlior Monumtni Association j
if California, organized recently by j
lie Woman'* Board of tho Panama- !;
'aclflc International Exposition, iu *!
'onjunctlon with the representatives j
>* various patriotic organizations, Is i
noetlng with goneral spport. Slnco |j
ho notice of tho first mooting was j
undo public letters from north south !j
?ast and west liavo been recolvod
?ommendlng the spirit bohlud It and j
>fJ< ring holp. J
"The help most needed," said tho j
Presldont, Mrs. P. O. Sanborn, "is J
lollurs. We must raise $2G,000 In !j
tlx wok?, If we aro to give the |j
front sculptures of tho wlrld oppor- ?
tunlty to evolve- their Ideals of tho *
Pioneer Mother, ? tho mother of this J
great wcjlern wilderness. Wherever *
In tho world a Cullfornlan Is born of
a pioneer woman, let him honor her
with his tributo. No sum Is too
small and none too largo If the right
Fipirlt is behind 1(."
The Ploneor Mothor statue, cast
In bronre, will be a permanent con
tribution to tho art of San Francis
co. uunnff mo espvamvu n.
have tho ilaco of honor In tho ro- 1
tundu under thu groat dome of the
Palaco of Flno Arta. At tho close
of tho exposition It will bo presented
to San Francisco for Installation at
the civic renter of tho city. The
Sank of Callornla, on bohalf of tho
l'loneer Mother Monument Associa
tion, will recelvo and duly acknowl- i
edge all contributions.
"Time saves Money" and the \V
P. & Y. saves you time.
YELLOWSTONE PARK.
At One Time the Region W?? Known
?? "John Co.'ter't Hell."
It is prohnblu iluit few of the tour
ists who hint' vlsllwl the Yellowstone
National park knew Unit the place hat
also been known iin "John Colter's
Ilell," nor wore they likely to know
bow the mi Mic originated.
After President Jefferson In 1803
made the Louisiana purchase from
NiHMileon Houuparte. for which $15,
000,000 wus paid. It was decided to
send out from St. Ixmls the Lewis
and Clurk exi>edltioti for the purpose
of lliidlng out something ahout the
newly acquired land lying between tho
Mississippi river and the Pacific coast
John Colter was one of tho privates
under Lewis and Clark. lie was a
born adventurer, with an insatiable cu
riosity and the element of fear left out
of his makeup. When In 180U the ex
ploring party bended back from tho
coast to St. Louis, Colter broke away
aud all alone set out for tho headwa
ters of the Missouri river.
Four years later there appeared at
St. Louis a worn, ragged. Indian-like,
white man. who announced that ho
was John Colter and finally succeeded
in Identifying himself iis a member of
tbo Lewis <iii?1 Clark ox|>cdltlon. Peo
ple finally believed thut he was John
Colter, but they would not bcllevo tho
stories ho told.
Ono of Colter's prlzo stories was
about the most wonderful place in the
world, where steam came from the
earth and boiling water leaped clear to
the sky. Thero were diabolical fur
uaces underground and bad smells. It
would have been the "abodo of the
damned," be said, but for tbo fact that
bo could discover no slgus of burnnt)
beings for miles about.
It was a good story? too good to bo
true. So the St Loulsaus decided that
tho wanderer had imagined it all. In
fact, the good people of St Louis? and
everyliody else, for that matter
laughed over "John Colter's IlcH" for
thirty-four years? until lirldger, the
noted scout, rediscovered tho place and
confirmed everything that John Colter
had said about it ? Chicago Inter
TO ENliAIUJE YOUR BUSINESS
ADV ENTIRE AND DE HAPPY
9. ttituiiimtttmuimi. imtAtauuttuutiutt*
??
Informal Dancel
m
Monday Evening
WHITE PASS CLUB
Tickets $1.00 Everybody Welcome I
Romp-around Garments
? For Children ? ?
Girl's Kover-alls
Boy's and Girl's Kover-alls
Children's Romper Aprons
Boy's and Girl's Rompers
Ladies* and Children's Tennis Shoes
Children's Bare Foot Sandals, Pumps
and Low Shoes
A New Stock Now On Display
LA. Harrison Company
; ,? ...
STOKK CLOSKS AT 8:00? Kxccpt SATURDAY 0 O'CLOCK
<CIinnyo at tlio Movie*. ) '
TONIGHT
Id the year 2,000. A good comic
Solax.
The Thunder Bolt ? 3 reels ? 40 beau
tlful scones. A Social Drama of 1
Striking Situations.
1 lleels To-Nlght 4 Reols
AT THE MOVIES
Here Is \
Another j
Bargain! i
A Two Room Frame
House and Full Sized
Lot for $125.00
Lot 8, Block 9, 4th Ave
nue, West of Main
Street
Phil Abrahams
^ How's This?
Ww otter One Hundred Dollars Ito
* ar<J (or any cane of catarrh that cai
not be cured >y Hall's Catarrh Curb
V. J. CHENEY & CO.. Toledo, O.
We, tho undersigned have known
P. J. Cheney for the post 16 years,
Toledo, O.
and bollove him perfectly honorable
in all business transactions, and no
tions made by his firm. Waldlng, Kin
nan & Marvin, Wholesale druggists o
ancl&lly able to carry out any obllga
Hall's Catarrh euro la taken Intern
ally, acting directly upon the blood
and mucous surfaces 'of the systom.
Testimonials sent tree. Price 75c.
per bottle. Sold by all druggists.
Tako Hall's Family Pills for oonsti
patllon.
FIVE GOOD ONKfc TO OBAW TO.
Pe|>bleford and CHbson Rye. Bud
welser. Dine Ribbon and Pale Rain
ler Beer at the Board ot Trade.
; PIPES
from 6c to u high aa your
pockot book can reach.
Dont forget the number
428
BROADWAY, (Near Flftk)
Tony Dortero's
Best Meals
Id The City at the
NEW HOME
RESTAURANT
NOONDAY QCr
DINNER OOv
Lodging'
Everything Clean &zxl
First Class
Fifth Avenue near Broadway
Board of Trade
Cafe .........
Karimkn ft CUctk. ProyrUtan ?j?
Eveything New and Fir?t
Class
Banquets and Private , 'Dinners
A Specialty
Popular Prices
Open Day and Night
Elk's Hall
Two Nights
TWO NIGHTS
T uesday & Wednesday June 10 & 11
B. E. Lang Offers The Famous Juvenile
"BOST ON IAN S "
In The Tunefull Operettas
"La Mascott ;; date Tuesday Evening
Wed. Evening " The Dream Girl"
Seats on sale Prices Reserved $ 1 .00
at Britt's Drug Store General Admission 75c
THE MUSICAL EVENT OF THE SEASON