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
Say Fellows /
We have juat received a ahipment
or tome 'real "cUuy" h?t? the kind
that give you "that nifty appearance"
NOW ii the time to get your sum
mer lid. Remember
"Happy Ha? 'Em"
DORTERO & SON
Exclusive Clothiers and Gent's Furnishers
Pack T rain
j Restaurant
TONY STA.N1CH. Proprietor
Far 14 Tear* W? Hare Sind aalj
The Best in the Markets
uJ to<Uy it u tit]
Most Popular Eating
House in the North
I-: New Location
Broadway, between 3rd and 4th
The Deknonko of Alaska |
CRAB MEAT COCK TAILS
at
The Pack Train Restaurant
Served a La carte.
3Sc (or a homo cooked meal ?
quick, clean service. Where At
t&t New Home Restaurant, Fifth
Avenue, hall a minute from Broad
H.M. Hartwigsen
SIALIH IX
CIGARS, TOBACCO AND
SMOKERS' ARCTICLES
NOW IS THEffTIME
TO FISH
A carefully (elected line of Rods, Reel*,
; Lines, Rye*. Hooks'and bail,
^EVERYTHING FOR vt>
THE ANGLER
Large circulating library, including the
latest copy write books, Magazinea,
Newspaper* and other perionicali l-inc
line of Stationary.
SMOKERS ATTENTION
EL INFINITO CLEAR
HAVANA CIGARS.
6,000 Juat received from the f?c- 1
Cory at Tamp*. Fla. If you want the
list don't fall to try them.
For 35o you can get a wholsome,
horn* cooked meal at the New Homo
Rwtauant, 5th Avenue just off of
Broadway.
BODY Of MRS. KELSRY
PASSES THROUGH SKAmvAV
Mrs. Lawroucu pf Scuttle unit Mrs.
Fry? of Jioqulani, Wash., daughters
of Mrs. ituth Kelioy, who met with
a latal .iceldont by flro In Whlte
Lorse, returned from thut place to
Skugway Saturday night. While In
Whltohorse they settlod up the at
tains of their mother and shipped
her body to Skagway where it was
embalmed and prepared or shipment
to Tacomu by L. A. Harrison.
Aire. Lawroucti and Mrs. Frye
left for the Sound on the Jefforson
with their mother's remains which
will be' Interred In the family lot 111
Tacoma.
POPE OUTLIVES ALLOTEl)
'lllltEE SCORE AND TEX
R mo, Juno 2 ? Popo Plus X Is
ooventy-elfht year* old today. Tho
ni ed pontiff is the roclplout of many
tokens of roveronov. and congratula
tion on Ms recovery from Illness,
UnU thousands of expressions of
hopo for his continued health for
years to eome.
TOOK L'LT FOUR ROU.VDS
TO PUT OUT WELES
Ghent, June 2 ? George Carpenter,
who claims thut ho Is tho heavy
weight Champion lighter of Europe,
did something lust night that In
dicates ho knows what he Is talk
ing about. In four rounds of neat
llghtlug, i>e succesded In knocking
out Bombardier Wells, putting that
gentleman to the mat In a manner
which proventod him room arising lu
time to get Into tho count.
COt'XCIti MKKTING POSTPONED
t'XTII, NKXT THURSDAY
Bccause there was not n quorum
present to assist in transacting city
business last evening at tho regular
meeting of tho council. Mayor Oanty
announce J that a apodal mooting
w?uld be held Thursday evening at
tho usual hour.
Don't go fishing without a Black
Gnat, Royal Coachman, Dusty Mil
ler, and a can ot salmon eggs In
your. kit. Harold has'em; Gth &
Broadway.
" ? YOUR HEAD UNCOVERED.
V>nHnT "t n lint Propo
?a, r ail t!i<i I'.mo when awjko.
t ? with n, heavy uliock of
.i cealpj i.' these tame men
AHK9 lnfc?t?l with dandruff
-r for luck of air. Boldnesi
d OD. the llnal result. New
'j jyrplcldo kills these perm* and
jwth. Iljrplclde r'?aMnt ha'.r
One dollar bottles guaranteed.
Wot. Brltt. SpedM Agent, Skngtvny.
The
Efficient
Stove
New Per/Set ion
I WII.J
Oil Cook-Stove
COMPLETENESS
It bakes, broils, roasts and toasts just as well
as a regular coal range.
CLEANLINESS
Burns oil ? the cleanest fuel No ashes.
No dirty coal or wood. No odor.
CONVENIENCE
Gives full heat instantly. No waiting for
fire to "start" Just the heat desired ? in
tense, medium or slow.
ECONOMY
Burns oil ? the cheapest fuel. No fuel con
sumed when stove is not in use.
EFFICIENCY
All heat is applied at the cooking point
None wasted in heating kitchen ? which
you want cool.
FOR BEST RESULTS WE RECOMMEND
PEARL or EOCENE OIL
Sold in bulk and coin
Sold by leading dealers everywhere. Our nearest
agency will gioc you further information.
SEATTLE SAN FRANCISCO
Rnlwfiij
Mrs. Dan McKay left on the NortJi
western for a vIbIi In Juneau.
Mi'h. C T. J.yms returned on the
Northwestern today for tho purpose
of shipping their household goods
from Seattle to Skagway.
Jneau has appointed a coiobrntlon
committer which Is making prepar
ations for a big celebration of the
coming Fo.irth of July.
Ex-Sonator Piles of Washington
was a passenger on tho Alimeda cos
In? from .Tunoau, where ho has been
tailed on legal mattors.
Arriving on tho Alameda from Ju
neau, was George J. Uusch, known
to tho North as "Joo" Busch, trav
eling nudltor for the Wclls-Fargc
company Mr. Busch will remain In
:igway for a fow days.
Leaving on the Nort I wtfclern this
afternoon wore Mrs. 1*. T. McBrlon
and daughter, Mrs. Cfoigc Magoo,
who arc going to Seattle and Port
land for a recreation | < riod of sev
eral weeks.
Tho Iccal railway office Is In to
celpt of a communication from Pros
Id tnt O. L. Dlckeson stating that he
and Mrs. Dlckeson will arrivtf In
Sk: gway on tho Princess Sophia,
which is duo hero Wednesday, June
The Steamship Edith arrived in
port nt s!x o'clock last ovenlng
i ringing a considorablo quantity of
freight. Including uovoral head o(
cattlo coasigned to Atlln. The
fti ck will go to Louis Schultz for
'ils meat market.
Fourth of July talk Is being In
dulged lu by Skngway patriots. A
Fourth of July celebration Is bene
ficial from a health giving and re
creativo standpoint, even though
rhey are financial uncertainties. Lot
U'. celobrate for our hoalth If noth
ing more.
Professor ' Hirschol Parker, the
noted educator and mountain climb"
*vho lust year made tho ascent of M
McKinley 'vUh Belmore Brown, was
aboard the A.ameda today bound
for Seward where he is to ongago in
placer mining on somo properties re
cently acquit back of that city.
Mrs. Jov and baby will leave on
tho Northwestern to Join Mr . Joy
4n Ketchikan. Mr. Joy has had
somo difficulty In securing suitable
living rooms in tho First City, ow
ing to t!ie influx of people there
during the past year, which has de
layed I heir housekeeping opera
tions.
Mr. H..ib Wheeler, superintendent
of tho river division for the B. Y. N.
company, was nn Incoming passonger
on the City of Seattle, and loft yos
terday *cr Whltfcliorse. Mr. Wheeler
h*/ been visiting the eastern cities,
w here he has boeu in consultation
with President Dlckeson and others
at the head of tho Whlto Pass com
pany. Ho comes back full of onthus
lnsm ovir tho prospects for a big sea'
sor's bistnesg 011 tho Yukou.
Steamship Alameda of thoAlaska
steamship company, docked In this
port at 11 o'clock this forenoon, Ieav
lilt; 38 passengors In this city, most
of whom are on their way to the In
ttfitor. Among them aro Mr. Wm.
Carey of the Northern hotel, Fair
banks, -Mr. and Mrs. T. S. Plorco,
Dawson, Mr. Plorco Is omployod wit)
tho N. N. company., nnd W. W. Cnn
ney with three assistants, on tholr
?rty to Tan an a, whero Mr. Cannoy If
transportation agent for the N. N.
J. P. Anderson has completed a
lew sidewalk In front of his proper
v 011 Broadway, His walk has been
?laced on tho grade which leaves th
idjolnlni; ono several inches high
ur. as the latter Is becoming sonic
,vhat worn, the owners of tho pro
ic.'ty will doubtless replace it with
i new one on the established lines.
Serbaps It would bo Just as well If
>11 of tho delapldatod walks In the
ity bo replaced with new planks on
i uniform grade, Instead of contlnu
ng tho practlco of patching up brok
?n boards and thus perpetuating un
Iglitly and sometimes dangerous co
lltlons.
Bonded Whiskeys ? Gibson, Moun
'irnon and Bolmont. Tho best of
leer ? Bluo Ribbon, Budwolscr and
'alo Ranler, at tho Mascot, Tele
hone 67. ft
FOUND: Rovolvor, Ownor can
avo same by calling on Mai'tln 1'J
n, proving property and pay.'ng for
his ad. St.
TO CUItE A COLD IN OXE DAY
?ako LAXITXVE BROMO Quinine
'ablets. Druggists rofund money if
, falls to cure. EL W. GROVE'S ilf
Ignature Is on each box. 25c.
Alaska
Publications
Rymes of a Rolling Stone
Ballads of a Cheechako
Spell of the Yukon
The Trail of '98
The Long Trail
Alaska
Apostle of Alaska
The Spoilers
The Silver Horde
The Barrier
I Robert W.
^ Service
Hamlin Garland
Ella Higgiuson
J. W. Aretandef
? Rex Beach
L.A.Harrison Company
'Phono 53.
STORK CLOSES AT 8:00? Except SATURDAY 0 O'CLOCK
AT THE MOVIES
TONIGHT
(Change nt tho Movies.)
Natural History Series, ? Roliance
Tho Dost Policy, comic ? American.
The Thesp&ln Bandit ? Nestor.
Bedolla and Mrs. Busybody comic
? Rollanco
Fverlastlng Judy ? Rollanco,
VIVE REELS 5 FIVE REEL
A GOOD SPECULATION.
A full blzod lot 50 X 100
feci on 18th, stroct for $50.00.
The cast half of lot 4, block 6,
7th avenue, betwcon State and (
Mala stroots for ? G5.00. Theso i
are snappy pick ups for tho In
vestor. Call and see me.
Phil Abrahams.
DEAFNESS CANNOT BF CURED
oy local applications, as they cannot
roach tho diseased portion of tho ear
i There in only one way to euro deaf
ness, and that Is by constitutional
rumedloej. Deafness Is caused by an
Inflamed condition of tho Eustachia
Tubo. When this tube Is Inflamed
you have a rumbling sound of impor
t'?xt hearing, and when It Is entirely
ciesod, deafness Is tho rosult, and u
less tho Inflamtion can b o taken
out and this tubo restorod to Its nor
m:il condition, hearing will bo do
ctroyod forever; nine caaca out of ten
are cauaod by Catarrh, which ia noth
tug but aa inflamed condition of the
mucous ?urfaceo.
We will giv? One Hundred Dollars
for any case of tieafneee (caused by
Catarrh) that cannot be cured by
Hall'* Catarrh Cure. Send for cir
culars, tree.
F. J. CHENEY ft CO., Toledo, O.
Sold by DruggiaU, 75c
Take Hall's Family Pills for constl
PJkt&OIL
PIPES
from 5c to as high aa your
pocket book can reach.
Dont forget the number
428
BROADWAY, (Near Fifth)
Tony Dortero's
Best Meals
Id The City at the
NEW HOME
RESTAURANT
NOONDAY QCc
DINNER......
Lodging'
Everything Clean and
First Clan
Fifth Avenue near Broadway
Board of Trade
.........Cafe
Karaman & Clecak. Proprietor*
Eveything New and First ^
Class. 2
Banquets and Private [ Dinner* 1
A Specialty
Popular, Prices
Open Day "and Night 3
Elk's Hall One Night
TUESDAY, JUNE 10
B. E. Lang Offers The Famous Juvenile
"BOS T ONIANS "
In The Tunefull Operetta
"The Dream Girl"
Scats on sale Thursday Morning Prices Reserved $1.00
at Britt's Drug Store General Admission 75c
THE MUSICAL EVENT OF THE SEASON