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KING'S CAFE
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--Serves The
I BEST MEALS IN THE NORTH j
S Private Dinner Parties and
Banquets served in attrac
J lively furnished boxes
given special attention
Breakfast a la Carte
Luncheon and Dinner
Table d'hote
ONLY BEST IN MARKET SERVED
PRICES REASONABLE WHITE
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UNDER PERSONAL DIRECTION oF
Mrs. Orloft King :: Proprietor
COLDS!
COLDS!
COLDS!
"Pl'ROI.A" Luxatlvo Cold Tal<
leU
The speedy relief for coldn,
couch*, broncliltls, headache and
neuralgia. "Purola" laxative cold
Tabletu hare no peer In reducing
tha fever and allaying the pains
accompanying and following La
(.Jrlppe.
For Sale by
KELLER BROS. DRUG CO.
Skagway, Alaska
?fi m I "n il .'.i r
WOMEN ON HORSEBACK.
rhoy Cut a Queer Figur* Before Side
saddles Were Invrnted.
Before y u con Cather!u<) do' Medici 1
started tho fashion of sMesuddlos by J
having a board slung on tbo loft side J
of her horse to support ber feet nil
poor worncti rode on a pll.lon behind n <
aula. All womeu of tbo better class '
rode astride.
A Indy to prepare for riding bent
forward and took bold <if tbo lower
hem of tho back of her dreiia skirt
drew It through between her legs and
wrapped her skirts around bor legs
dowu to her knees, then folded tho rest
of hor skirts across the front of ber
person.
Then she drew on a pair of large
trousers, the legs of which ended Just
below the kuees, where tbey were
sewed to the tops of a pair of clumsy
riding I wots. The upper part of the
trousers was open In front, and the
(laps folded across the pcinon and fas
tened by h hand around the waist A
hood was worn on tbe bead, and n
mask protected the fuco from sun and
weather. She rodo on n man's saddle
aud wore spurs and carried a qulrl
(riding whip; looped on tho light wrist
The same style and kind of quirt Is
now tiHcd by our western cowboys
and plains Indians and wna formerly
carried by tlx* Cossncka.
A Indy In riding costume, whether on
foot or on horseback, was anything but
a graceful figure.
Our great-grandmothers rodo on side
saddles, but their great-groat-grsnd
mothers rode astride If they belonged
to the gentry class.
Our plains Indlnn women, even when
they changed their buckskin skirts
that came to the kneo and their buck
skin leggings for the Ioiif calico skirt
of white women, alwnys rodo nstrldo>- |
Washington Tost
SEASON'S HERE FOR FLIES.
Jit of Lav?nd?r Excellent For Driving
Away Th?M P??t?.
Certain strong smelling oils nrc of
ten efficacious In keeping away flic*,
end some housewives use oil of sassa
fras for painting over window frame*
'if larders and oilier r<>ouis, or n sponge
iprlnklcd with three or four drops of
oil of lavender mid put Into n saucer
>f hot water Is *et In the window or
hear the door of the room, or the oil
?f lit render niuy be sprinkled Into n
?aucer of hot water without the swinge.
Knu de cologne to which hnve been
iddi-d n few dm] is <if glycerin and tinc
ture of absinth Ih recommended for
application to the skin of those troii
tiled liv the attentions of uiosqultoes.
Two mixtures. which a ust be put
about lu plated or other shallow ves
sels, were used by our grandmothers
and great-grandmothers to drive away
flies, a dish being set wberevt.' they
were troublesome ? e. g.. by a sleeping
child or an Invalid. One consisted of
half a teaspoonful of black pepper
(ground), a tcns|ioonful of brown sugar
and a tablcapoonful of cream ; the oth
er, a mixture of gum amble, brown
lugar. hooey and alum.
Tho fly marks which are no disfigur
ing to picture glasse? and gift frames
may be prevented by painting them
over at the beginning of the season
with strong onion water? 1. e.. water
In which onions hare been boiled? and
gas and lamp globes may tie rinsed In
It for the same pur|iose. For was|>s.
If they become numerous. It Is wise to
provide some trap? a vessel contain
lng honey and water or water with
plenty of sugar In It. In which they will
be drawn by the swe?t contents and
I Z: ?? wt out strain.
TAKES HIS SIXTH BRIDE.
Qroom, Sevtnty-fivo, and Flmcao, Six
ty. fivo, TU Knot Without Minister.
Beaver, Pa.? A remarkable marriage
contract was entered Into by Dr. Aske
lon Mercer, seventy-five yeirs old. of
Beaver Falls, and Sarah L. Calgrove,
sixty-five, of Wetzel county, W. Va.
When they obtained n marriage license
here they Informed tho clerk all they
needed was a certificate, as they could
dls|iense easily with all brMal attend
ants and a clergyman
Guided by this Information, the clerk
Issued a license for Dr. Mercer and
Mrs. Calgrove to marry themselves In
the presence of witnesses.
Dr. Meruit wild be had lM>?n married
five tliues"*Tiid In each Instance ho and
his bride had performed their own
ceremony, always In tho presence of
two witnesses The wedding wag per
formed at the home of tho bridegroom
as arranged
Dr. Men-er gave the date of his last
marriage as May 3. 1904, and his last
divorce on 11 ay 4, 1008. lie has fig
ured In several court cases hero caused
hv his marital difficulties.
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COMPETENT JUDQE8.
Den ti ( j Doctor* l.'adoirc llorr 'el>!e.
Women who mako n buslnean of bonv
lfylnic other women come pretty n?u
tnowlni: what will bring nbotit the be?
eiulta. Hero nro lcttors from two, con
ttmlnjc Herplcldo:
"I c?n recommond Newbro'n "llerpl
;lde," nn It stopped my h.i'r from fallln.
iut ; and. a* a. drewlng It li i i no supor
ior.
"(8l*ned.) Herthn A TmlllriKor.
"Com pie tlon Bpcclillst,
"2#*4 Morrison St., J'ortli' !, Ore."
"After unlnit OtIO bol'I - cf "17 ? >!,-lde"
my hair has r.toppod fnlllt > ?? 'I m;
ic*lp l? entirely free fror.i J.
"ISlK'ied.) Cr:ice
"i? Sixth fit.. Portland. ?.
Sold by lending drilKel-t ' S " !\
Rtampn for nainpto to The lie.r, ;Io *.
Detroit. Mich.
One dollar bottles guaranteed.
At All Drtiff Store*.
CHAIt HEAT COCK TA1I.8
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Serve*: a In curt?.
The Pack Train Ites'anrant
William Klncald, General Freight
Agent for the Northorn Navigation
company, with headquarters in San
Francisco, accompanied by Mr*. Kin
raid, were passengers on this morn
lug's train for Whltehorso where
thoy will remain for a short time. |
Messrs. Hull and Miller, after
making an inspection of the Yukon'
river with a view of recommending
to the Canadian government that riv
er Improvement work be done be
tween Whltehorso and Dawson, ar
rived In Skagway last evening from
Dawson, making tho trip to that
city from the head-waters In a gaso
line launch. They will ho outgoing
passengers on tho Princess May to
night.
Ror. A. Ross, of Dawson, return
ed on the last trip of tho May,
btlnging with him his brido, whotn
he married In St. Johns, N. D. Rev.
and Mrs. Ross woro passengers on
today's train.
Mrs. George Black, wlfo of tho
Commissioner of tho Yukon, was an
incoming passonger on the Prlncoss
May, enroute to her homo In Dawson
Sho continued her Journey
cu yesterday's train.
A Long Stay.
Belle Pnssa.v -I'm tired of being pur j
sued for my money. I'm g"ln'; to tv
country and -pose as a poor trlrl an
wait for the tlrst man who offers him
self. Blanche Innlt -Well, von stand
the country in summer well enottgli.
but you'll find the winters just horrid
? I'uck.
A Community of Interest.
"Mrs. Brown and Mrs Green seeni to
have little to do but talk across the
fence."
"Yes. the.v bit re plenty to tail: about.
Mrs, Brown hns Just come out of the
hospital and Mrs. Green thinks of go
ings?Cleveland Plain l>ealer.
Tactful.
Dobson hud Just bought n now t.vpo
writing machine.
"Now. what color ribbon <lo you want
for this iiinrlilncT** inked tho salesman.
"Oil. black. by nil tuoans!" said Dot>
son. "You soo. my typewriter Is n wid
ow."? Judge.
fie that fears not tho futnro can en
Joy the present.
Thoro ts more Catarrh In thU sec
tion of tho country than al' other
diseases put together, and until tho
lost few years was supposed to do
incurable. For a groat many years
doctors pronounced U a local dluease
and prescribed local remedies, and
by constantly falling to cure with lo
cal treatment, pronounced It Incur
able. Science has proven catarrh to
b a constitutional disease, therefore
requires constitutional treatment
Hall's Catarrh Cure, manufactured by
P. J. Choney & Co., Toledo, Ohio, Is
the ujUy constitutional cure on the
market It Is talion internally in do
ses from 10 drops to a teospoonful. It
acts directly on the blood and mucou
surfaces of the system. They offer
one hundred dollars for any caso It
falls to cure. Send for circular and
testimonials
P. J. CHENEY & CO.. Toledo, 0.
Sold by Druggists, 75c
T&ko HalTc Family PUls for consU
Dation
For
Sale
In
Skagway ,
At All
First
Class
Bars
a .. ?
MONARCH
MALLEABLE RANGE
The "Stay Satisfactory" Range
THISTRADEMARK
IT M KAN'S AHSOIA'TK RAN'GK PROTKCXION
IT M KAN'S A SAVING OI'1 WORK AND WORRY
IT MEANS SATISFACTORY SERVICE ALWAYS
The suporlor construction of tho .MONARCH Is such that wMt#
of hout 1h impossible. Every partlclo of fuol la consumed and
tho hoat held captive until It does Its full duty. The same
splendid oconomlcal sorvlco which tho MONARCH gives when
now Is retained through yoars and years of hard continuous use.
That's why It's callod the "Tho Stay Satisfactory Range."
\\V rcconiiiiend tha MONARCH as we have every confltlonce that
it will make gmxl all our claims as it always has .lone.
L. A. Harrison Company
"Make Your Cooking a Daily Pleasure"
Is for Your Protection
Phone 55
MONARCH MALLEABLE RANGE
FIVE GOOD ONES TO DRAW TO.
Tcbble'ird and Gibson Rye. Bud
? Mser, T>lMe Ribbon and Palo Rain
'er Hoe' at the Board of Trade.
Locution Notices, placer und
quartz, 50c. a dozen at tlie Dal!>
Alaskan offlco.
Only One "BROMO QUININE/ that Is
Laxative Bromo Quinine
Cu ?? a Cold ill One Day, Cnp in 2 Days
on
box.
25c
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FRESH FR
ON EVERY BOAT
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Large circulating library, including the
latest copy write books, Magazines,
Newspapers and other periodicals. Fine
line of Stationary.
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