Table Fruit
itSLlAXCE BR.VXD? Eitr? Ptncjr
Packed In Sanitary Tins? Special
price by case
Apricots, per tin 80c.
Peach*M. per Un 90c.
Pears, per Un . . 80c.
Plums, per tin 80c.
R. A. Cherries, per tin . . . . 35c.
Muscat Grapes, per tin . . . . SOc.
Pine Apple, per tin . . . . 90c.
(iowe berries. |?er tin . . . . SOc.
Logan berriea. per tin . . . . 80c.
Straw berries, |>er tin . . . . 80c.
Hasp herrie*. per tin . . . . 80c.
lllavk berrli-s, per tin . . . . SOc.
?KXPO" BRA >D ? gallon goods?
? high grade, tulld pack of Frttft In
Sanitary Tlos ? Just the thing for a
large family
Apple*, per tin 40c.
Apricots, per tin 55c.
reaches, per tin 55c.
Plums. pet- tin 50c.
Cherries, per tin OOc.
Pears, per tin . ? 00c
Mark berries, per tin . . . . 00c.
Hasp berrtt**, per tin 70c.
Logan berries, per tin . . . . 70c.
Straw Berries, per tin . . . . 70c.
Pine Apple, per tin ?5c.
C. W. ASK & SONS
STYLE AND QUALITY
TK? Highest Crsde
II
HAT
In the country at The Price
DORTERO & SON
Exclusive Clothiers and Cents Furnishers
+++++++++++++++++++++++
A MAN'S FAITH IS SHOWN
BY THE WORK HE DOES
Our faith in the North is shown by the construction of
a new and beautiful steel and concrete fire proof building
with asbestos roof and steel interior finish. A park has been
started and fountains will add lovliness."|
Our Bar Goods are none of them
Lew than from 7 to 14 years old
Liquors and Cigars are of the Best'|
Ice coolers and all modern appliances for keeping clean and
Sanitary Drinks"
THE PACK TRAIN BAR
HERMAN GRIMM, Proprietor Skagway
? .
Pack Train
, Restaurant
TONY STA.NICH. Proprietor
I For 14 Yeari We Havt Sirred mJt
The Best in the Markets
iud today il i* the
Most Popular Eating
House in the North
New Location
Broadway, between 3rd and 4th
The Delnonico of Alaska
O0INT FROG
Cn'm You'v? Got 50 Cents
H. Hartwigsenjl
Suor?Mor to
W. W. BOUQHTOh
DEALER IN
Oigars Tobacco,
Smokers' Articles,
Stationery and Fish
ing Tackle
LARGE CIRCULATING LIBRARY
INCLrDWO I. AT EST OOPY
RIGHTED BOOKS
MAGAZINES, NEWSPAPERS AND
OTH SR PERIODICALS
3."c for a bo me cooked meal ?
quick, clean service Where? At
the New Home Restaurant, Fifth
Avenue naif a minute from Broad wv
SMOKERS ATTENTION
Harold Hartwlg?en, successor U
W. W. Doughton, has taken th?
axency tor the Justly famous
EL INFINITO CLEAR
HAVANA CIGARS.
5,000 Just received from the fa?
tory at Taw pa, Fla. If you want, the
beat don't fail to give these goods
WANTED? To rent piano. Apply
Alaskan office. 3-t
SEATTLE'S
Leading Popular Priced Hotol
Hotel
Georgian
European Dan
All Outside Sunny
Rooms. Elegantly
Furnished
Sample Booms.
Commercial & Fam
ily trade solicited
RITES
Single Rooms II up
Roomswltb bath II SO
Two persons l*.50 up
C. 9. STAFFORD.
I(>nft?pr
| Take Hast Lake car from Union
| Depot to Fourth. FOURTH AVE.
I between Union & Pike.
COLDS CAUSE HEADACHE
I Send the Dally AUakan to the states
LAXATIVE BROMO Qulaloa, <*? world
wld# Cold and Ortp remedy rwx>r?
cum. Call tor full aama. Look tor
alalia tor* S. W. ORCTB. 14c.
A SNAP
$17.50 for a Smith Premier Type
writer at the Daily Alaskan ? if
taken at oi'ce.
Nearly seventy per cent of the
gasolene automobiles have adopted
electric self-starters.
IT 18 FOR LADIE8, TOO.
Tkrr Cu Step Their Hair Falling Ont
Wltk HerplcMe.
Ladies who have thin hair and -?hos>.
hair la falling out. can prevent the hair
falling out. and thicken the growth, with
Newbro's "Herplclda." Besides, Herp!
etde is one of the most agreeable hal'
dressings there Is. Herpidde kills th
dandruff germ that eats the hair eft at
the root. After the germ Is destroyed
the root will shoot up. ?nd the hair (m>
long as ever. Even a sample will cor
vl-<-e any lady that Newbro's Herplcl J
Is an Indispensable toilet requisite. I
"or tains no oil or urease. It will not st.tlr
>r J;e. Sold by leading druggists Set
iOr in stamps for sample to The Herpi
Jde Co.. Detroit. Mich.
On* dollar bottles guaranteed.
>Wm. Brltt, Special Ajwnt, 8kacw*?
!? rtt'-aft
A New Story About
the Great Caliph
Br RUTH GRAHAM
t: : ? =J
Id tb? city of Bagdad macj years
?go, when the good old Callpb Haruun
?1-Rascbld was guing about In dugvNe
to see bow bis subjects were getting
oo. that be mlgbt supply their deficien
cies. right tbelr wrongs and l*> of gen
eral service to them, be one evening
passed by the sbop of a money cbuuger
who was looking very lugubrious.
"What troubles yuuV" asked tbe ca
llph, who wa? dressct In tbe garb of a
vender of dates and bad on bis arm a
basket containing tbe fruit.
?'What need to tell you. a poor date
seller?" replied tbe other. "You bave
no bouest aud sympathetic counte
nance. but yoo cannot belp me"
"Not with money aorely," replied tbe
caliph, "but with advice."
"Ah." said the uiouey changer, "there
la a great deal more ad rice to the
world than of money! \ny one can
give advice. I aui overrun with It. es
pecially about my children. There's
not one of my neighbors who cannot
tell me Just how to train them, though,
I confess, tbose who are most explicit
In tbelr Instructions have never hid
any children of their own "
Tbe callpb was much lmpress.Ml with
this Information, which was new to
him, for no one would dire give tifm
advice as to tbe tralnlug of b's chll
dren. "Tell uie jour trouble," ho said
to the money changer, "and If I do not
help yoo I will give you all the dates
I bave in my basket." So he told tbe
callpb what grieved blm.
"1 change money I lend money." hv
said, "and I re?-elve money to keep for
others which I loan ngnlu at Inter* *l
This morning three tneu came in. eacb
with a buudred pieces of gold they
wished me to keep for them. I took
the money and- signed a receipt for It
which tbey h:id drawn up, and by Its
terms 1 was obliged to pay tbe gold
to them all together and not to any
one of tbem separately.
"Soon after tbey had gone away one
of "tbem returned saying that be wished
to count the money, for lie feared there
were not the 300 pieces I bad receipted
for. because, after leaving, one of his
party had said 'That man Is a fool
I gave blm for ray share only eighty
pieces of gold, and he will bave to pai
me s hundred pieces
"I took the K'Urt rrom in.v strong
box and laid It on Hip table before this
honest mnn. and while ne were count
ing It then* mine n kno<'k nt the door
There srood the two other de|>osltors
who wild to uie- "If our third man
comes to you and aski you to let him
ronut the money we left you do not
permit him lie I* a rogtk' I told
them I would t>e rery careful and tried
to get away fmin them to go hark to
tbe man with the cold, but they In
sis led on Telling me why they suspect
ed their colli* cue And by the time
they had flnlshed and I pot ha k to the
room where I had left h'm he had
jfone with the money, having ?tep|ied
out through a window Into the street
"He had not la-en cone long before
the other two men came back and s.ild
they had an opportunity to use tbeti
funds and demanded that I should re
Torn ibem their deposit I have not no
much on hand: besides i must eventu
ally lose HUO pieces of gold They have
riled me to appear liefore the Judge
tomorrow, and since I cannot return
their de|>ostt I shall t>e sent to Jail."
When tbe caliph h id heard tbls siorj
be frowned that there should be such
enseals Id Bagdad. But the mattei
was one of law. and the pood maa nev
er Interfered with legal processes ex
cept In wise Judgments like Solomon of
old "I will not give you any advice,"
be said to the money changer, "and
since I must keep uiy cob tract I will
leave aiy dates wltb you But you
will see me at the court tomorrow, and
I tblnk I know a way to belp you."
Tbe money changer did not wish to
keep tbe dates, but tbe caliph would
not take them away wilb liiui
The next day. ? ben the money cbang
er went to court, whotn should he see
on tbe Judge'a bench but the date vend
er to whom he had confided bis story
The two men wbo had demanded their
money entered, and tbe judge told
them to make known to hlin their com
plaint against the money changer
Tbey told tbe same story ns tbe latter,
whereupon the Judge called for the re
celpt wblcb had been given for the
gold. Having read it. he asked of tbe
complainants:
"Where Is tbe third man to whom
the moLej Is to lie paid}"
"We do not know lie has made ofl
wltb It, but tbat Is not our fault It Is
the fault of tbe money changer, of
w bo m we demand the return of our
dues"
'Tbls receipt," said tbe Judge, "com
pels the money changer to return the
funds left wltb blui to all the deposit
ors and not to any one or two of ibem
separately. Bring the utber man and
h? will rpnnv ?on.H
Tbe two men bung their bends rod
made oo reply
"1 bell?ve." continued the callpb.
that you are as d'.shonest as he, but 1
cannot prove It or I would seud yon to
prison " Then, turning tc the money
chancer, he said. "If these men trouble
you aptln appeal tbe case to tbe callpb.
Haroun al-Raschld."
The Jurtce stepped down from the
! bench, and a* he went out to the street
a number of slaves who were waiting
for him bowed down their heads before
him The inoo.'y chancer asked who
he was ;ind was told that he was tbe
c-allph himself.
IMS U- !
DAY REJOICING
Lincoln, March JO? William Jen-j
ulngs Bryan, Secretary of tb? Inter
ior, was x>veu a rousing banquet '
lost nlgn: t y the c'.tlcens of this
< lty. Mr. Bryan arrived here ye?-|
terday and spent bis fifty-third!
birthday at-tome. In the qyening
a banquet had been arranged in hlaj
honor to which he was the given
first place as speaker
in a very ({lowing tribute to Dera
H:ntcy ne promised that the new
tdmlulstrfctlon will bring the lead*
?'rs and th? people closer together,
le said that tho Republicans had
vandered far from the principles
which gave the party birth, and J
had established an autocracy to
which none but the elect could get
a hearing. Now that would all be
| ' hanged. It was the declre of the
, president to demonstrate that this
I fas a nation of and for the people
[ in fact as weli as fancy.
Kill, ST I.VJVHY OK THK
101.1 BASE BAM- MMSOM!
Hot Springs, March 20 ? Bobby
Uyrne, third baseman of the Pitts- 1
burg Nationals, was struck on thej
head and badly Injured this morning)
tUo result of which It la feared, will ?
l:eep him out of the games for the
coming season If not permanently re
tiring him.
lie was practicing with Smoky Jo
Woods, when a pitched ball struck
him on the head, causing a complete
knockout. He was taken to the
hospital where an examination show
od the formation of a blood-clot |
ind injury to the skull
ANOTHER OLD TIMER
MI'KHE* LAST TRAIL
Seattle, March 20 ? Geo. Haakina,
me of the old time Alaskans, with
uidquartcrs at Rampart, died this
iiorniug. lie had been falling for
oino time, passing away quietly
iom a general breakdown.
I'EOl'I.K CLAMOR KOI!
NEW <X)NSl MITION CURB
New York, March 29 ? Dr. Fried
man is bark from Canada, and as
soon as it ntu> known that ho was
in the city, Inrge crowds of people
flocked to his hotel In the hope of
vecetving treatment. Both rich
"ml poor are clamoring for a chance
10 see the eminent physician.
The United States government is
making tests of the Freldman serum '
and government doctors are watch
ing the effect of It upon those who
have been treated. An application
for patent has been made by the
Doctor, covering the process of pro
ducing the culture, and of mixing
it in correct proportions for treat
raei t. The government will not
recognise it as having any value un
til the test* have been completed
and unquestionable demonstration
proves Its value.
A petition in being circulated for
the sl&natmes of the resident* of
Pettrsburg, joining the people of
Scow Bay in demanding as?istan<e
from the Alaska Road OommUsion
for the construction of a roadway
between the two communities. The
petition has been freely signed. The
people realize the necessity for such
a road.
The regular meeting of the Elks
will be held this evening. In addi
tion to the regular business, there
will be initiation, which will be fol
lowed by a luncheon.
Steamship San'r. Ana arri*ed in
port at eleven o'clock this morning
with a cargo of powder and coal.
She expects to unload in time to
get awny tonight.
Gugliehno Marconi was only fif
ten years old when be studied at
the universities of Rologna and
I'adua and began his elect.-lcal re
searches. In the course of the next
few years he began the study of
the so-called Hertzian waves, or
electrical impulses which travel
through the air without the use of
r wire. In 1895, when he was
only twenty year? old, his advanc
ed knowledge on this obscure sub
ject Inspired blm with the theory
that Lheee waves could be sent out
.nd received at will, and In that
year he hud constructed the first
vrirclesa apparatus, 'he efficiency of
which astonished the worM.
Subscribe for The Alaskan now.
The Latest Hit
THE "GEE GEE DOLlf
vo piitthom i. ikk it r* all
TOTLASD.
Thf "ur.r. ct:e" Holly i* the
rreafion of U*? ar* l?t C.
Urajlon nrlxkulnr of th? faitwwn
type of Ki'l'lt^n mailt! known the
world rrrrr hy her twl
l?lrtnrr? "i>? (?<*", both hoy
ami girl Doll*. .. '
$1.50
L. A. Harrison Company
ItioM 33.
STORK aOMCR .?T H no _K\rrp? -UTIRIMV 0 irilAXH
SHOW TOSIGHT ? I KKKlA
A Oypay ? Heart ? Be.
The ??wrter kn 2 reels- ?The most j
sensations! Picture ?w produced
and the moat escUlng. See tfce
cennlne Indiana, the whole trlb?
of them. Big exciting battles Pro
duced by the? Blaom Jimmy and
hla Donkey. A good comic
At The Morles.
moo RtwifiD mo oo
The reader* at this paper wUI be
pleased to Icani that there la at
toast an* dreadful disease that aclenc
has b^en able to ccre to all Ha sUges
and that la Catarrh, tfall'a Catarrh
Cure la the only positive cure now
kncrwii to the medical fraternity Ca
tarrh being a constitutional dleeee- .
requires a ooastttoUooal treatment.
Hall's Catarrh Cure la taken Intern
all/, acting directly upon the Mood
and macvua aurflacea of the system,
thereby destroying the foundation of
the dlaeaee, and giving the patient
strength by bulMlng op the coost
tutkm and assisting na'ure In doing
tta wnrk. The proprietor* hare s>)
much faith In Its coratlve power*
that they offer One Hundred Dollar*
for any caca that It fails to cure Send
for the Mat of tastlmotnaJs.
G HAITI) REDUCTION HA LB
The Pack Train Is now telling a I
big lot of Oood Gooda at reduced
prlcea aa they are getting too olo
to hold and aell at a profit, Tours,
tf. Herman CM mm
Olympla b^er on d"aft at the
Board of Trad-> Tkla famoua brew
la kept constantly freeh both on
draft and In bottle* Thla la the
time to drink beer Get It at the ,
Board of Trade tar, where the cel
ebrated Rainier Beer la also kept
In bottles. ?? ,
O. B. Wrfght has houses Tor rent,
furnished. tf
New Model
OF THE
ROYAL
STANDARD
TYPEWRITER
Has Two-Color Ribbon. Back
Spacer, Tabulator, and many
new and valuable patented fea
tures that other typewriters do
not bare.
PRICE. $75
Send tor "The Royal nook." M mm o
typewriter Infonr at ton- the tneet type
writer ratataroe rr?r l?uf-1 Y mn tor
a portal rard.
ROYAL 7T?EWRITER CO.
R*r*l Typewriter BMy., New Tart
214 Maries St. Seattle. W..k
Branches and Areiflaa the World Or?r.
Phil Abrahams
(iE^niAL %orrr
i^srRAjrc*
XCT \ RT ma.tr
Ol'tfut n<i?liMW la 8ka*way
Rntih!ta?#d 1 1)7.
CorrwpondatK'a Soltrltad
NEW HOME
RESTAURANT !
NOONDAY Q Cr
DINNER
Lodging
RTitr^rhlav Cl?ao tad
Fir* Ua?
Fifth Avenue near Broadway
Meals
to Tb? City at iha
PIPES
frim Ac to m high ?? ymr
porket bonk ran roach.
We have rarrlTWl one Um
<>f cattily, and thla haa to be
?old hj ' hrfc
\ Droit forget the nam
-*20 0
1 BROADWAY. Near Fihk)
j Tony Dortero's
Board of Trade
Cafe
MMNMIVCUV ?????????
KartMM A Clmmk. P" ipri??<r?
Ereything New and First
Omm
Banquet* wi Private Dwmert '
Ac, , - ^
Popular Prices
Open Day and Night