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Neckwear , Etc.
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Gents' Furnishing Goods
Tony Dortero & Son? 421 Broadway
The White Pass
11.1 Wbitehorse.
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Best Meals
In TV OV** At
NEW HOME
RESTAURANT
NOONDAY orr
DINNER
Lodging
EvwytiiiMf Ce?n and
First C '4*
FiftH Avenue near Broadway
Draper 6l Co.
Affitk FVr
EASTWAN KODAK SUPPUES
THOTOG K AFHERS
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CANDY
CIGARS
TOBACCO
Smoker* Articles
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of NotHMM. Such as Shaw
mi? Articles, N^ts. No%p
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Tony Dortero's
> . K - ; r> Pnori,. 7$. Quick
> dtBviry naeeip* and expressing on
mt or elsJu.
Board of Trade
A CV-*V PrAprif^ HI
EvrytNing New and First
Class
Bmqucts aixJ Private Dinners
A Sprcuhy*
Popular Prices
Day and Night
Pack Train
Restaurant
TYVKY STAMCH. Pn*nriK
F?r 14 Tnn W* H?tt SwvmI mN
The Best in the Markets
it n tk?
Most Popular Eating
House in the North
Nrw Location ->
Rr<v?d? a\ . hctwren 5rd and 4th
Tftr Dtimoireo of Alaska i
DEWEY
i CAFE
Opened Under New
>! *najrrnaeBt
J. E. T E R R E L
Formerly of
C*wson Kentucky Kitchen
and lately of
Scett's Motel Carcross.
The Best in the Market
Properly Cooked
BEST MEALS IN TOWN
AT POPULAR PRICES
Ope? inwn 6 a. m. to 1 0 p. m.
DON'T FROG \
Jjb. :?? Y xi'r Go1 50 CUNTS
H. Hartwigsen :
Sar,>4w to
w. w. bougmton
OWAtEB 1*
v)?^Afs Tobncco.
S-v>kec$* Articles,
Stationery and Fish
hvi Tackle
uwn ciunT' ATtyo usm?T
iNCI.rrtKO TvATRST COPT
RJGHTKD BOOKS
WAfcARTVICS. NKWSPAPK*8 AJfD
OT^rt? PRTOOD3CAZ.S
WHITEHORSF TO DA^SOV
HV WAGON ROAD
A recent Issue of the Dawson
Omily New* gives the following in- j
formation aneat the proposed road,
building in the Yukon:
P. H. Kltto, chief of the survey j
department, left last night on the
Casea, to make the first surrey '
over what Dr. Alfred Thompson,;
member of parliament, states event-:
ually will be the new overland trail.
One of the planks In Dr. Thomp
son's platform was to try to get ;
money to make a good wagon ;
road from Dawson to Whltehorse,
and to that end he secured some
$27,000 for surveys this summer, j
Mr. Kltto and nine men. Includ
ing Surveyors Charles Harwe'l and;
Oarrett Tyrrell, left last night to'
find, locate and make a topograph
ical survey of a route, explains Dr.
Thompson, which shall run from
Dawson to Selkirk via the Klon
dike river, across to Mayo and
from Mayo, by way of an old In
dian trail, to Selkirk. It ta be
lieved a grade for a wagon road
can be found on this route which
will cut out all big divides and
shorten the distance between here
and Selkirk by fifty miles. If this
can be done, the doctor says, the
Conservative government will build
a new road over that route. This
road, he states, will open the up
per Klondike and Stewart river sec
tions and make It possible to work
ground there that cannot be work
ed now because of the high cost of
transportation. The survey will be
completed this summer to Selkirk.
The party will stop at Sixtymlle,
and will run a base line on the
Clendening concession, which will be
thrown open for staking in a few
days. It Is expected that there
will be quite a rush to the conces
sion for claims, and the survey of
the base line will help to avoid
complications.
From Sixtymile Kitto and " his
party will go to Scroggie and run
a base line on that crc^k, and
from there they will go up the
Stewart river to begin the survey
of the new road, all of which will
keep them busy for the rest of
the summer. The money for this
survey came from Ottawa direct
and was not dealt with by the Yu
kon council.
H. H. Draper, I>eput.y Grain! to
ri I ted R?iler for Alaska, returned
lust evening from Portland where
he attended the recent session of
the Grand 1-odpe B. P. O. E. Mr.
Draper is enthusiastic in his ac
count of the meeting. The city of
Portland went the limit in showing
the Klks all the pood times that
were to be had making their stay
a continuous whirligig of pleasure.
Klks from all over the U. 8. were
there. There was an Klk on every
bush and they filled the highways
and byway* Wherever an Klk
stopped that was his home, and
Portland made him feel that he
was one of the family.
I'nited States Revenue Collector
J. R. Willis, accompanied 1>^- Mrs.
Willis, arrived In Skagway last
evening and left this morning for
the interior. He will proceed at
once down the river visiting Fair
banks and St. Michael. Mr. Willis
says this is one of his usual trips
through the district and has noth
ing of unusual importance with It.
I>eputy Marshal Goodell of Sit
ka. together with Master Goodell.
were in Skagway last evening. Mr.
Goodell had taken a> prisoner to
Juneau and came via Skagway on
his return home.
Among the guests registered at
the Pulleu House is Mrs. K. A.
Warsham of Whitehorse.
Mr. R. Duncan, registering from
Dallas, Alaska, is* In the city for
a few days.
Steamship Spokane will arrive
here on her third excursion cruise
Tuesday.
The State of California is due
in Skagway Wednesday.
HOWS THIS?
We off?r One Hundred Dollars Re
gard for any caie of catarrh that cat
?sot be cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure.
P. J. CHKXET ft CO., Toledo. O.
We, the undersigned hare known
P. J. Cheney for the past 16 years,
Toledo. O.
uid believe him perfectly honorable
n all business transactions, and fin
wclally able to carry out any obllgra
lions made by his firm. Waldlnjt, Kin
ian ft Marvin, Wholesale druggists o
Hall's Catarrh cure Is taken Intern
ally, acting directly upon the blood
and mucous surfaces of the system.
Testimonials sett free. Price 75c.
per bottle. Sold by all druggists.
Take Hall's Family rills for const!
pat ilon.
I
Ill* WllMMl Ml IHI ilWjUIMl ? I HI mil 11 llll Ill
A VK\V R1U DFgfOVI D
TO SFTTl.l Ol I) < I, AIMS
A bill which I* desK-ua'ed
''an act to encourage tli? develop
ment of coal deposits In the terri
tory of Alaska" was Introduced In ?
the house on July 9, by Delegate!
Wlekersham. It was ordered print- '
ed after being referred to the com
mute* on territories.
The principal IfeatUres of the Mil
provide that all persona who hare
in good faith ma>]^ location* of coal j
landa prior to Mot. 12, 1906, or;
In accordance with lnntrucllona of j
May 16, 1907, may consolidate i
their claims not to exceed I.SdOj
acres of contiguous land, but no
corporations shall be allowed such
consolidation an loss 75 per tent of j
its stock ahnll lie held by persons
qualified to enter coal lands.
The United States shall at. all
times have preference rights to
purchase so noctk of the product as
may be necessary for the. use of
the army and nary.
That title shall be forfeited if it
shall be proved that any combine- j
Hons to control prices or curtail
production exists on such lands.
That the government reserve the
right to prevent extortion In the]
selling price or for the transports- 1
Hon of coal.
That anyone who has made such j
entries and patents have been held !
up or denied shitll be authorised toj
bring suit in any court of com- j
petent jurisdiction to quiet title
Ktl.MNU OF (JAM HI -Kit
STARTS RKFOIIM MOVKMKNT
New York, July 22 The city of
New York is undergoing a cleaning
up. Two notorious characters were]
arrested today and a number of un
desirables have been ordered out |
of the city. 0*lng to a lax en
forcement of lair a large number
of crooks have gathered, and It
was only through the killing of
Rosenthal that the disreputable
conditions were brought to the at
tention of the mil yor and district
attorney.
FATHKR VAt tililN TO!<l?
STORY OF JOAN OF ARC
Father Bernard Vaughn arrived
In Skagway Inst evening on the Dol
phin and was escorted to the Elk*
hall where ho delivered an enter
taining and instructive lecture on
Joan of Arc, aa hr\d previously been
announced.
Father Viuglm'i lecture carriei
with it many amusing anecdotes
and was Interpetsed with moral de
ductions. To those who ejirae to
him in unhapplness and despair he
said: "Come vMtli me and I will
take you to the slums and show
you a deeper misery, and jours
will seem happiness in comparison."
He advised the discontented and
discouraged to "visit the sick
and lowly" and their troubles would
disappear.
He took his hearers with him
from the peasant hut of the li'tle
French maid and pointed out the
incidents of her life until she died
with the flames around her calling
on the names of Jesus and Mary.
Judge I*eFevre acted as chair
man to Introduce the speaker, and
also made a few closing remarks.
A fair sised audience greeted the
distinguished onltor.
Alderman Phl.l. Abrahams came
back yesterday after spending a
week In Juneau In attendance on
the Holt trial. Mr. Abrahams In
forms the Alaskan that the trial Is
slowly moving along, with an nn
usually large number of witnesses
undergoing examination, among
them being J. J. Daly, Thomas P.
Burns, cashier of the sub-treasury
at San Francisco; W. AV. Eidrldge.
a clerk In the treasury department
at Washington; F. M. Bailey, na
tional bank examiner; and John
Kennedy, formerly employed In the
bank at Juneau.
H. L. Way hi a Skagway visitor
from Whitehorsa
J u el re ami Mrn. Gunnison nndj
MtMff Royal Gunnison, left this;
morning for a pleasure trip to At- ,
Hn. t
WAXTKD ? PiWltlon an ccok in
hotel or railway eating house by a
rirst class Japanese cook. GomJt
references. Thiree ream In last. :
place. Address Hox 2">, Halnw. ;
Alaska. ? 3-t
The best meals In Whltehorso at
the "White Pass Cafe," only white
help era ployed. Mrs. Orloff King
proprietress. tf
Ifie for a home cooked meal? ;
quick. clean serrlce Wb* -re T At
the New Horn* ResUurrjit, Fifth
Avenue, half a nil nut* from Itroadw*.
DON'T OtLAV.
Some Alfi?kaa Peop!# H*ro L?tro?d
That Neglect is Dangerous.
The slightest symptom of kidney
i rmMo Is far too serf on* to b? ot ?r
looked, its tii? small, neglected
troubles that lead to serious kidney
ailments. That paia in th? "small" of
your back; that nrinnry Irregularity; j
those headaches and di?y spelts;
that weak, weary, worn-out feellne,
may b<j nature's warning of coming
dropsy or fatal BrUhts dlseasei Why
risk your life by neglecting these
symptoms? Keftch the rause of the
trouble while there i? yet time? be
2tn treating your kidney* at onre
with a tried and proveu kidnr y rem
! edy. No need to experiment ? Doan's
' Kidney I'ills have been caring kid
ney trouble for over ?l year*. I>oan ?
i fvidney Pills are used and recommea i
ipd throughout the civilised world.
| Convincing testimony follows:
Mrs. K. A. Husk. 1001 Union St..
i Olympla, Wash., says: "Although I
have never <?*ed l)o*ns Kklney Pills
myself, th?y have been taken by
other members of my family wish
excellent results. They have no
equal for oaln and weakness in the
back. The persons who used Doan s
Kidney Pills In my family are now
entirely free from kidney trouble."
For sale by all dealers. Pric# 60!
cenU. Foster-Milbnm Co., Buffalo,
New York, sole ajents for United i
States.
Rememhw the name ? Doan's ? and j
take no otaer.
SMOKERS ATTENTION
Harold Hartwlgaen, frocreasor U
W. w. Houghton, has taken Oh
igHKT for the jnatly fa mom
EL KiFlNITO CLEAR
!
HAVANA CIGARS.
6.000 Just received from the f*c
tory at Tampa, Fla If you want the
best don't fall to frt*e thes* coodt
* 'Hal
Olvmpla beer on draft at the
i Hoard of Trade. This famous brew
is kept constantly fVesh b",h on
i draft and in bottles. This is the
time to drink beer. (let it at the
I Hoard of Trade Bar, where the cel
: cbrated Rainier Beer is also kept
j in bottles. ______ *'?
The grand opera start
have gone abroad,
but ?
yo? can still hear them sinr
their greatest triumphs on t!
Victor.
TVitmh thej are tlmwnfc o?
mile* away, Car?*>, Melba. TV
Mjnini. and all the other fsrnint
irtisti who make records r%
cltni?ely for the Viet?r, In*
yrni whenever and a* often a* yon
wi*h.
( on\r m ??i fn>.if rtt?w, md ??e tkt
???!?* of th* Vkfc* 'lit fnllOtl
tod Vxior-VietTOla (It5 to tfil. F.nj
term* K J?ir?4.
WILLIAM BRITT
ti* orr.vir
food cooked a* It ehonld be at
| the "White raw Cafe." Only the
beat In the market Mm Orloff
King, proprietress. U
H. D. KIRMSE
PIONEER JEWELER
of Alaska
I jarjfTJt and Most Compete
Stock of
Nugget Jewelry and
Alaskan Curios
I In The North
Stores at
SKAGWAY f* 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 GO. Never Rip
" Far West"
and
" Black Bear "
Overalls for your little man
from 2 to 14 years.
L. A. HARRISON & CO.
Photie 55
I ? ? ?
Angeles Beer
COSTS MORE TO BREW
COSTS YOU NO MORE
in Bottles at
BOARD "'TRADE BAR