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Our representative will call FRANK OHIRCOSTA E. H. WITT
OFFICE IX THE MONOGRAM BLOC., ON" BROADWAY NEAR 5TH.
The Speed,
Route of i Service
Comfort. Safety
Through Tickets to and from Dawson. Fairbanks. and all Interior
Ala ska anJ ukon River points.
During season of navigation, our fleet of modern, up-to-date
steamers will operate regularly the entire length of Yukon
River and its tributaries, giving a service neve before
equalled.
Diily train service will be maintained between Skaguay and
W.iiteWje. and our fully equipped parlor observation cars afford
every comfort and convenience.
Full information cheerfully given upon applying to
A. F. Z1PF, Traffic Manager
F. B. ^ L RZBACHER. Skagwav, Alaska, and
General Agent. 612 Second Avenue,
Skagway, Alaska. Seattle, Wash.
The White Pass &Yukon Route
TIME TAHtE No. 85
Daily Except Sunday
No. 1, X. Bound
1st Class
9:30 a. m. Leaves
11:55 a. m. "
12:45 p. m. "
1:40 p. m.
3:20 p. m.
5:50 p. m.
SKAGWAY
WHITE PASS
LOO CABIN
BEXXET
CARIBOU
WHJTEHORSE
No. 2, S. Bound
1st Class
Arrives 4:10 p.
Leaves
ni
3:10 p.
2:25 p.
11:50 a. in
10:25 a. in
0:30 a. m
Passengers must be at depot In time to have Baggage inspected
and checked. Inspection is stop p 30 mimtes before leaving time
of train*.
150 pounds of baggage -will be checked free with each full fare
<* and 75 pounds with each half fare ticket. "• , . ~ .
FLOATING COURT
I Cordova Times: Judge F. M.
[ Brown has concluded the Brisijl .
Bay term of court, and the judj.-e
|aud other officials are now en
route to Vnga where a term of
court will be head on August 16th. .
The court is expected back in Y*J- j
aer between the 19th and £lst At
the Nr.krek term one Japanese
charged with murdr was found gu:l
ty of manslaughter and given 1
year In the Valdex jail. Pet?r j
St-moDosky who was convicted of
selling booze drew six months
in th-> Vnalaska jail. &ika Judas. :
who shot and killed a man at Nak
nek, was liberated by the jury, j
which found that Judas had done ,
the killing in defense of his moth
er, who was being assaulted.
! Whiteho rse
Kluane Stage
Line
The Royal Mail SUfrr
leave? vV hitehorse the
fourth of every month
for Kluaue au<i way
points aud also on the
seventeenth of every
month for Chamjwicne
Passenpers and Freight sol
icited. Rates Reasonar>l<»
and the Service First Class.
H.CHAMBERS. Prop. ~
OFFICE
I Regina Hotel s Whilehorie. { F
RAW FURS
—. WE PAY
HIGH - PRICES
FOR FINE FURS
WRTTF. FOR PR! OF TJST
Percey's Fur House
Othkctl, - Wi»coa»ia
The Best The Most Popular
THE
NEW
CAIN
Juneau's Newest and Fin^ct
Hotel
Room with d«tache<i th J1 .V> up
Room with private I a. 42 50 up
Juneau- Alaska
PORT YTKOX JTRY
SAYS HF. IS SAVF
Fairbanks Times: While Governor
Strong and the party of tourists
were coming dowu the Yukon on
the A T. N. steamer Alaska., that
boat was held up by one Frank
Reinosky, a woodchopper, who has
a cabin 25 milee boiow Fort Yu
kon. Recnosky held the boat up
* ith an automatic shotjrun, just as
he had previously held up the
steamer Yukon, of the jswh- line.
Boih the Alaska and the Yukon
burn oil, and the wood chopper
claimed that he had lost $4 50
through the installation of oil
burners ou the boats
The Yukon reported the holdup
to th» marshal at Fort Yukon, ani
«hen the Alaska left there IVTHty
Marsh?; 'Winecoff was a passenper
Snre enough, Reinosky bailed ih."
Alaska, pointed an automatic shot
cun a* the purser, received a check
for the amount of his demand. $45fl.
was arrested by the marshr.] with
out *ny trouble and taken to
Fort Ynkot to he tried for sanity.
According to advices brought to
town by persons arrivinf on ti e
Alaska, a jrry at Fort Yukon not
only acquitted Reinosky, but eo-.
mended him for his actions This
is not an official story, but it is
based or» frood authority. The m."
was undoubtedly found to be men
tally sound, but as to the comme
daUoo handed him by the jury th*r<
is some dcrbt.
VIU>T SHITMKVT OF HEAVY
RAFIiS OX THY WA\
Brine Ing the first couMgnmcr t of
steel rails to be used in permanent
const ruction of the fedora] railroad
la Alaska, a special train of twe!ve
cars reached Seattle last week ovrr
the Grat Xorthrn railway
The rails are from Kansas Citv.
from which city they were brought
vest over the Btrrlingtor. railroad
to Billings, Mont., and tnraed oyer
to the Great Northern in that ritv
to be hfimed to Seattle by fnst
schedule.
Although a large amount of sue]
rails hare been sent to the no-th
to be used in connection •with th*
construction of the line, thoy hare
all been of light weight and ne^i
in const ratting track for work
trains. The rails which reached
Seattle are for permanr.t t-rackace
and will be used in the construction
of railway yards at Anchors re. They
were consigned to George \V.
Evans & Co., of Seattle The shin
mer.t was loaded on the freighter
Seward, o! the Alaska giamshlp
company, which will deliver tae
consignment at Anchorage
VALOEZ CABLE MEX
MAY GO TO MEXltX)
Cor dor a Times: It is report
that the signal corps men at Yal
dei and along th* govrenment road
will be ordered to the states as
tcey arc needed with the troops
.f Mexico is invaded. It is stated
that civilian operators will be
s^wt north to take the place of the
men now there who are not only
abie to telegraph, bin are able *©
do m'.ny other tbing* so necessary
when larsre forces of men are moved
from place to place.
Pack Train Restaurant
The Delmotiico of Alaska
CHARLEY =JOHX
Karamax & CLECAK
PROPRIETORS
Where J'uo Can Get wh»» Ton Desire Oo«s.^rt m ft Si»oa]d B'
W| Male a SP«J*ity ol Bad Qnet# ud Prirata Diner Partiea
A. rsfUad mad eomfortaMa place tor a sapper *£tar the show
or <la»oe—■arrlc# im co*j prlTate bootba u Seatped,
SIGNALS FROM AIR CRAFT.
Soot Ciouda, FiaaHet and T©rcH
E-mfc» Are Urod.
To an array con ^..-.ndcr the raitte of
a miiinry nerop>>e Is It? power to lo
cate bostiie an i!< ry «t»l dirwt fmnflrr
rather tSian lt?» l«"!3b dropping po^st
l>i;<t i.—; Tlias it is very necesssty that
a j.Ildt seven:! tlKvisaud feet in the air
sfconld N' r.!"e en: mnniewte wttti
the Ik aiigoJirtorv -=thfT on earth no that
he may eocre; th ne>x*«ssnry informa
tii-li for the cnW: e of pinner* burl
ine shells at t.'irp. is tr.Hes attend which
they cannot sec.
A *"err Ingenious method of signal
Ins fr«:n an ai r 'me is by mean;: of
soot ctoa'K Ait .-ppara!Ti« filled with
tamplOnck rets t -it il»o hand of (he
r.r<i when I' presses a lever
some ef tUi* «<v»i p-«*».« down a pipe
an ! 's disehanrco ri a binek clond. The
;»:} r i« j»i. (it ..■a-f arranged that the
! i!l or large. The
«|<einM ;an f-'i* e it the Morse tele
graphic code hi ejonds. a lid tbey
earth when the
Ar her e nwean* <-»f signaling
fr<'Ti sir crrft U that carried out by
mean® of lamt>« and mirrors. A lamp
■a ;■! h has a >f lrt.(W candle pow
er sends pV rd' _ ' rs o* light throtich
a tnl-e ?*-e" wi:h powerful magnifying
flas«e« When a rv**=sacp l« sent the
operator •'!?(•>•<? ' '■ flatter In the re
] -,««« a button. and
f-', • -he pressure. The
offWre on f-r:' -eoejre the message
and r.} <*•- d a In the same way,
be"-.e p- : d *> th similar mirrors
and lamps. The rays of light sent out
ere f.'rtnwt as bright a« sunlight. so
that they c.-n N* seen with the naked
eye for a di«tan -e of four reHem in the
daytime and rt right for a distance of
elrtt miles.
When military aviators wi«h to drop
a written eomrr.t:'.-atlon to the earth
wt-hont deS'-cnd;i c titer utilize *n Ir
grrlons Iwtr.h T"d® contains the docu
ment. a?''I i'te p-.-i'ec!!le Is welchtod
so thr.t it falls shr-p end flr=t. As the
ertd sir'kes the trrvmil i trigger ts re
leased. which sct« tire to a torch on
top. and thnc the location of the bomh
is Indicated day or richt—Tearson's
TTeekly.
GRADED THE HASH.
High Cost of Living In tH» Early Day*
In Cal'fornia.
The high cost of Urine? Rless yon.
yon din't know the first thing Blvwt
high prices In these Jar*. Compared
with what Mark Twain. Horn or Gree
ley and others n«ed to pay for a
mjnaro monl Jn Oa'if.--mla"« e.irly days,
your eight course dinner at A«troW'.t
or Oh rry's Is ronilr a cheap afTatr.
Ilct all who frrqnented the famona
old n Dorado hotel at Hangtown
(now nact-rrllte. Oal.) paid the*
price's and gladly. Those wore the
pilmy days of pioneer Ufe, when the
hash was graded in tw<> clashes—"low
grade" and "Is carat." Here la the
way the menn nr.:
fmj*
Bmi t *
Ortail (»hort> 1-SO
Rout
IVrt, Mexican Cp-:ne cnt> 1*
Focf. T'rnJ'""" 1®
B«-f. with ore fair s!»c* potato I S
Boot, lame, from the ttatea — I.SO
Vegetable*.
Rnked bwins. plain .Ti
Raked be-ma. greased M
Two potmoe*. mollum elxed if
Two potatoes, peeled .3
Entree*
SancrV.mct - l.M
Bacon, fried 1 flt
Bacon. staffed ...» LiO
Hvlv low gTade .1
Hash. U carat — 1.40
Gam
Codflsh bans, per pair .75
Crioly, roast 1(*
' Grinlv, frto.1 .3
Jack rafebil whole ........ 1-OG
Tartrr
Rice podV-iR. pl' ln .IS
Rice with TtvolaFse* 1.B0
Rtee pcddlng with hrandled peachea.. 1M
: SqiuiWj m«U wi:h dessert 100
Parable in adranee.
Gold scaie* on end of the bar.
—Every Week.
Midnight Conference.
Elsie's Mother (anxiously as Elsie
comes upstairs at 12:10 a. m.)—Has
Mr. Longmore said anything. Elsie?
Elsie—Not yet mamma. Elsie's Moth
er (a little lmjMii iectly)—What can be
the mattec with the man? Do J~oc
think he is afraid to propose? Elsie—
Oh. no, mamma: be Isn't afraid, bot
ocr bensp is no small that I think he
Comforting Words
Manj an .Mwiu HomriioW Win
Kind IVw So
Tc have the pains and aches of
a bad bark removed—to be entirely
free from annoying, dangerous urin
ary disorders, Is enough to make
any kidney sufferer grateful The
following advice of one who ha*
suffered *111 prove comforting word#
to hundreds o' Ala&fc&n readers.
P. K. jttndt-rson. £2 s* First SI .
San l*iego, Cal., sayw "A severe at
tack of la grippe laid me up for
five weets My back got very pain
ful, lame and weak. My kidneys
w<*re lu bad shape. I felt all run
down 1 read about Doan s Kid
ney Piils and g*»t a box They
fixed me up all right. Whenever I
hire takm cold on my kidney*
since. 1 h ve used i>of.a's Kidney
Pills They have always
^o»>4 results."
Trice 50c, at all defers. Don't
simply at>k for a kidney remedy—
pet lK>an's Kidney Pill®—the wu»«
thM Mr Sanderson had. Fo«er
Milburn Co.. Props , Buffalo, N. T.
J. 1KUTA
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JEWELER
WATCHES
AND CLOCKS
Curios, Ivory Carving*
Indian Baskets
China %«id Cut Glut
Official ^ iitch Inspector for the
\X . P. h Y*. Route
Mail Orden ptv^ti prompt care
«?!* BKAC.WAV
Pioneer Dairy
■. r HtM.LS, Prop.
THE SANITARY BILK RANCH
Tte !*rjrwR *»d **** e0*"
dcct«d o»frr <■ Ataak*
Daily «h'pTH<»«u of por»
milk ud cr«un to fcll pof»t»
cm Whit* r«M * Tokos
Roots
Juneau Steamship Co.
C. R. MAIL STKA.MKR
Georgia
KlwrrV UfhlwL SK«a RmM
SCHKDIXK OF UUMl
SaUlag Date* ui Ettioir 8ob
ject to Chaage Without Notice
Juneau-Sitka Route
Lmtos Juimo for Dooglaa, Fob
Hoonh, GjTXum, Twikw
KJlllaaaa, Chatham ud Sitka
KVKRY TCKPYESPAY AT !*:•!
Juneau-Skagway Route
L«ei »t* Skajnray tor Halaaa, Ki
el red Rock, Comot, Juallm, SanU*
•1 Ielaod, Eaglo RtT*r, IV>u*la»
and Juneau.
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