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
DORTERO & SON
Exclusive Clothier* and Gent* Furtiijher* ^ _
A MAN'S FAITH IS SHOWN
BY THE WORK HE DOES
Our faith in the North ia shown, by the construction of
a new and beautiful steel and concrete fire proof building
with asbestos roof and steel interior finish. A park ha* been
started and fountains will add lovlintM
Our Bar Goods are none of them
Lets than from 7 to 14 years old
Liquors and Cigars are of the Best
Ice coolers and all modern appliance* for keeping clean and
Sanitary Prinks t ^
THE PACK TRAIN BAR
HERMAN GRIMM, Proprietor Skagway
Pack Train
Restaurant j
TONY ST AN ICR Pra*rw??
Far 14 Ttiri Wt H?r? S?rr?J ?Jr
The Best in the Markets
t? it U tk*
| Most Popular Eating
House in the North
?: New Loc?boo ?
Broadway, between 3td and 4th ,
The Delmonico of Alaska
SMOKERS ATTENTION
Harold Hartwicaea. eucceeecr to
W. W. Bough ton. b*a taken
a*?oc j toe the JcaCy funooa
EL INJ1NITO CUBA8
HAVANA CIGARS.
5.000 Ju?t received from t be fa?
tcry at Tampa, Fl*. If yoo the
beat dan't fall to gtte thcee good*
Send the Alaskan to roar friends.
DON'T FROG
Ualen Yov't* Oot 80 Cents
H. Hartwigsen
. r , W. W. SOUOHTON
DEALER IN
Cigars TobacCD,
Smokers' Articles,
Stationery and Fish
ing Tackle
LARGE CIRCCLATINO LIBRARY
INCLCDINQ LATEST OOPT
UOHTtD BOOKS
MAGAZINES, NEWBPAPKKS AND
OTHER PERIODICALS
35c for a home cooked meal ?
quick,' clean aenrice. Whore At
th* New Home Rwtaurant, Fifth
Avenue, half a minute from Broad
way.
Bonded Whlakeyt ? Glbeon, Mount
Vtrnon and Belmont. The beat of
Beer ? Blue Ribbon, Budwolacr and
Fa Jo Ranter, at the Mascot, Tolo
phone 87. ft
HEADQUARTERS
For Miners Supplies and Inform
ation of Silver Creek
All Goodi Delivered 12 Miles Free of Charge
Miners and prospectors who arc intending going
to the new diggings by Atlin in the Silver Creek -
districts can purchase all their outfits in Atlin
cheaper than you can elsewhere and not hav? to
pull your load 1 00 miles to AtKn.
Big Store, Little Price,
Lots of Goods and Plenty Rice. ?
E. L. PILLMAN Atlin, Y. T.
Brevities
i?" ' ? !
Agent Lyons of tlio Alaska S. S.
Co., la expecting tho Jefferson to
arrive In this port tomorrow morn
ing at 10 o'clock.
Uncle Jimmy Cooley, who has
been laid up nt his' homo for sover
ul weeks, Is taking advantage of the
fl"o weather anil is around town
visiting with his old tUUcums.
Tho City of Seattle Is duo to ar
rlvo In this port Wednesday morn
ing at 8 o'clock, and has about 31
tot. b of freight Sh^ will probably
only be In port about two hours.
Oapt. tVllllam Wright, Georgo
Black, Matthew Sundeen and Bill
Bunting made the trip to Haines In
tho Gas Launch Floronco yesterday.
Tney sailed about 10 o'clock and
returned between seven and eight.
Notwithstanding the fact1 that
yesterday was somewhat chilly, thcr
being a south wind, a number of
the people were out In the hills and
other places of Interest In and .ibout
Stugway.
The season for trout fishing In
Lako Dewey Is at hand as was evi
denced bj teveral well filled creels
which were brought down off the hll
yesterday. Tukus Plnharty seomed
to be on t-> tho best places, for he
displayed the finest catch. The
trout tak?ii from tho lake this year
are about 12 Inches long.
A. B. Crawford, representing the
Remington, smith Premier, and
Monarch typewriters, and the Walil
adding mnchlno has been calling on
tho various merchants In town and
will leave on tho Jefferson. Mr.
Crawford has Just returned from tho
clt.'es to tho westward, and reports
bucin4|fe ?uod at all points.
Ol n SlliV(!U WATCH
SENT TO MOTHKH
Tacoina- An old silver watch, the
purlins g'ft of u fond mother npon
the departure of lu-r hod to sea,
was mailed yeaterdu by the I'nlt
ed States to Mrs. Johanna .Wilson,
with a tender note from th - clerk's
offlco telling her that this was the
property of her boy. Axel T. Ander
son, who wus murdered at s?>a.
Anderson was stabbed by A. E.
Swales, the cook on the American
burekntine Benlcla, last Decembor,
off Santa Rosalia. After killing the
mate the cook committed suicide,
The clcrk's office of the United
States court has just received from
Helslngborg, Norway, proof that
Mrs. Nollso. was the mother of the
barkentlnc's. male. All of ill ?. pos
sessions, Including the watch, $27,
and some miscellaneous papers will
bo forwarded to the old country
thl? afternoon.
A patient who has carried a sponge
In his Innards since an operation seven
years ago Is suing the doctor, lint not
for storage charges.
Our OI<l Fashioned Tftnjur.
Many of our oldest anil most llrinly
established custom* lmvc been rim
afoul of by the new woman In Iter on
ward march of progress and among
tbcm none more substantial than that
'habit, ko common hereabout lu oue
form or another, the Kngllsh language.
.To the H|K>aker nowadayn who ad
dren.se;< an audience made up In part
of women It behoove* that he vollsb
carefully the |>earl8 of his oratory, else
be will And many pitfalls. The word
"men." for example, heretofore Ills stal
wart prop In time of need, now. alas,
has become partisan and as malapro
pos at n mixed meeting as the word
"Republican" would be at a Demo
cratic gathering, or vice versa.
"Follow citizens" is really the one
safe cry of the spellbinder In these
bonneted days. And even that does
not save him from the "lie mid "she"'
pitfall. lie? or she? may Ih? waxing
distinctly eloquent and working: lu
some very choice metaphors only to lie
halted In midtllght by the uncomfort
able thought that one-half of the nu
dlence. and that the more Important
la being utterly Ignored by the pro
nouns that are falling so glibly.
Then there Is thnt horrible creation.
"Mine. President." or does one say
"Mme. 'Chairwoman?" How the old
English tongue, so full of sex distinc
tions, groans and squirms nt the pres
ent tangling of trades and occupations'.
Clearly it was constructed for nn age
when women neither worked nor as
sembled nor shared anything save
their homes with males.
The original antl-suffraglst Is this
language of ours. We wonder If oven a
constitutional amendment could chango
h?r faith.
WILL PROSPECT
NORTHERN BELT
Old-Tluicr Will Try (o Locate Strike
Which U'iin Mndo l>ung Ago?
I'liKl U'lis Mailt1 U'uiiig the Rush
To The Klondike Country ? Old
Tale 1m Recalled. ,
A letter rocelvod yesterday from
Rdmoiitou from August Wolf states
that George Gardiner, of Ottnwa,
was In Elmonton last month, out
fitting for u trek over tho trail of
romunco to tho Uppor Hayes Rlv
er dlstilct to probpoct a gold claim
'.ocatod by his uncle on tho banks of
the Poaco river In 1898, during tho
r.'uh to the Yukon, when that city
was the starting point of tho ovor
l.ti.d trail to tho Klondlko. Wolf
?vritos:
"Tho story told horo by Gardin
er Is that during tho Klondike rush
t.Veo prospectors went Into tho
Hayes Itlvcr country, which, except
foi a small part along tho rlvor
near Vtrmilllon, Is unexplored. Ono
of the party was found on tho rlvor
bank a year afterward. The man
was emaciated and lived only a fow
hours, but in his last- fow minutes
of life told a tale of hardships nnd
of a fight with hostile Iudiuns who
killed his two companions.
"Tho prospector had In his pos
session samples of tho richest gold,
nnd George Gardiner, who oelleves
th:.t the old prospector was his un
ci, is now starting out to face tho
dangers of the unknown north.
"Gardln?r says his undo loft Ot
tawa in the fall of 1897, and from
there his family heard of him only
once, and that was in tho spring,
when ho said he was leaving for the
uorili oil a prospecting tour,
"Whether the dying gold seekor
r Hind on the banks of tho Peace
>vns Mr. Gardiner's undo Is not In
my way ?, certainty. Out tho fact
remains that tho solo survivor of
the Indiana of tho Ilaycs River coun
: ry had a largo quantity of gold
which he could have procured in no
i?' iter place, seems to leavq little
doubt that that unexplored territory
nay be rich In tho yellow metal.
"Though tho hinterland had bcon
explored to points well within the
Arctic circle, tho Upper Hayes Riv
er country still remains a vast un
known stretch. Remarking upon tb
fact an old-timer in tho North coun
try said he lias never known of u
uhlto man to liavo gone far Into
that part of the country.
"From Edmonton to Peaco Rlvor
Crossing, by way of Athabasca, Is
?100 miles, and outsldo of about n
fifty mllo strotch beyond Peace Riv
er Crossing the Upper Hayes still
lies a grout unexplored land of rail
ing and, so far as is known, open
country. It is Inhabited by the Dog
rlti tribe of Indians. The territory
run cl' u* through to the mountains
on the lVitlsh Columbia side, and U
is supposed that u largo number yf
??nil Indians have settled In there."? <
Dawson News.
NEW WHITE PASS RIVER
ROATS RKIXd RUSHED
Tho Leolanaw Is still in port un
loading co-1 for tho White Pnss. It
is expected that tho cargc will be
discharged by Wednesday, and the
b<K slitp will at onco drop down to
the ore bunkers and there tako on
In tho neighborhood of 2600 tons of
the Pueblo oro.
Tho big boilers for the two new
WMte PaHS boats now building In
White Hoieo wero brought up on tho
Lcclanaw und wero successfully un
loaded from tho ship and roloaded
on tho can, tho middle of last week.
Theso boilers weigh nbout 16 tons
each and were manufactured in Se
attle. -Tho lumber and othor mater
ial for tho boats aro being rushed ov
er tho hill as rapidly as possible,
ai d thus far there has been no
hitch In the construction of tho new
bo. ts, 0110 of which will he ready for
commission about tho first of the
coming month.
Dr. L. S. Keller returned from
Haines on tho gasoline launch Flor
ence last evening after an absence
of two weeks In that city on profes
sional business. Ho was tho guest
of Capt. Wright on tho trip up.
Olympla boor on drart at tho
Hoard of trado. This famous brew
Is kept constantly fresh both on
draft and In bottles. This , Is tho
Itoad of Tndo Bar, where the cele
biatod Hauler Beer Is also kept
In bottles tf.
For 35o you can get a wholsomo, !
homo cooked moal at tho Now Home
Restauant, Eth Avenue Just off of
Broadway.
House Cleaning
is at its height and we are
better prepared than ever
to supply your many needs
bAss-heuter. household paint
White Iron ancl Wood Enamel
Illumimim and Gold Paint
Lacquerette
Window Shades Linoleum
Carpets and Rugs
A New Shipment of Wall Paper Now
On Display.
We Invite Your Inspection
LA. Harrison Company
'Phono 55.
STORK CLOSKS AT S:<m~l :\ . ,,t SATURDAY 0 O'CLOCK
A T X H F. SI O V I K S
Robin Hood will be shown again
for the InRt tlmo with the famous:
Itnla Comic and the film ? -Hunt
j Reels.
A HOME FOIl K 130.00.
A good Investment will earn
25 per cent per annum on your .
money, you ca i see what you .
aro buying. A double comor
100 feet square, with cottage,
4 rooms, pantry and closets,
some furniture, cull and see me
about It.
Phil Abrahams.
irg Game from a Bloplane.
DEAFNESS CANNOT BE CURED |
by local applications, as thoy cannot
reach tlio diseased portion of the car.
Thero Is only ono way to euro deaf
ness, and that Is by constitutional
remedies Deafness la causcd by an
inflamed condition of tho Eustachian ,
Tube. When this tube is inflamed >
you havo a rumbling sound of impor
f'xt hearing, and whon it is ontlrely
closed, deafness Is tho rosult, and ua
less tho lnflamtion can b o taken
out and this tubo restored to Its nor
mat condition, hearing will bo' de
stroyed forever; nine caaca out of ten
?re causod by Catarrh, which Is noth
lug but an Inflamed condition of tlie
mucous surfaces.
We will give One Hundred Dollars
tor any case of tloafnosa (caused by
Catarrh) that cannot be cured by
Hall's Catarrh Cure. Send for cir
cular*, Creo.
F. J. CHENEY & CO., Toledo, 0.
Sold by Druggist*, 75c
Take Hall's Family Pills for consll
patiozv
? PIPES
from r>c t<> as lil^h n? your
pocket IhxiIc can "roach.
? I ><>nt forget tlie number
428
.ROADWAY, (Near Fifth)
ony Dortero's
Best Meals
In The CtiJ at the
NEW HOME
RESTAURANT
NOONDAY
DINNER......
NOONDAY 25c
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Sing
Everything Clean and
First Class
Fifth Avenue near Broadway
i Board of Trade
| Cafe .........
*?* Kiraman & Clecak. Proprietors
I
*!? Eveything New and First
?r <
Class
?{? B.'.nquets and Private 'Dinners
???
A Specialty
Popular Prices
V Open Day and Night
KING'S CAFE
WHITE HORSE YUKON TERRITORY
-Serves T hi-- ? ,
BEST MEALS IN THE NORTH
Private.Dinner Parties and Breakfast a la Carte
Banquets served in attrac- Luncheon and Dinner
tively furnished boxes T. ble d'hote
given special attention
ONLY BEST IN MARKET SERVED
PRICES REASONABLE. WHITE
HELP EMPLOYED EXCLUSIVELY
" UNDER PERSONAL DIRECTION qF =====
Mrs. Orloff King :: Proprietor
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