Saturday Special
ORANGES
Fancy Navel Oranges, sweet and juicy.
Only 25c per dozen
Full assortment of fresh goods to arrive
on the Humbolt
C. W. ASK & SONS
Leading Grocers
Spring and Summer Showing of the
xxoyal Tailor's Fashions for Men.
Suits and Overcoats, made to your particular measure and
selection of Style from the latest weaves and fabrics of the
Worlds Greatest texile mills. This service costs you no more than
what you are accustomed to pay for ready-to-wear Clothing.
F^nDTCDA P Cr^lVJ "Iotuae with-h > Hum ;n
UVJIV 1 EiI\U <x ljUll, acd good Clothiers for M n."
Pack Train
Restaurant
TONY STANtCH. Proprietor
Far 14 Ytiri We Hire Strrtd only
The Best in the Markets
*»■! todljr i: i» the
Most Popular Eating
House in the North
New Location
Broadway, between 3rd and 4th
The Deltnonico of Alaska
H.M. Hartwigsen
I DEALER IX
CIGARS. TOBACCO AND
| SMOKERS' ARCTICLES
Laige shipment of EI Influto !
v < Hatuna cigars, Just re- ,
«■« ivwl. Try then.
Larue ci: dilating library, including the
iatest copy write books, Magazines, !
\cv. «papers and other periodicals Fin? !
line of Stationary.
Take *Turola" SODIUM PIIOS-!
PIIATE r.itd give your liver a shake, j
For Sale by Keller L'ros. Drug Co. |
j
"Luxor" Toilet Requisites art a j
luxury. Keller Br«-tuers, Ska^way
It is rumored that t.Uij building
ou the corner of Fifth Avenue and
Broadway, formerly occupied by the
Board of Trade saloon, is to be
turned into a cigar store and tem
perance billiard and pool hull.
To Cure a Cold In One Day
Take Laxative Bromo Quinine
Tablets. Druggists refund money if
it fails to cure. E. W. Groves sig
uature is on each box. 25c.
CHANGE TONIGHT
AT THE MOVIES.
The Mooris of New Zealand—
Melies a Picture of the l.'fv in N
Zealand as lived by the Origin.:!
>
—Educatioual Film
Midget Romance—Vitagraph Com
edy.
He has big Feelings but Dim
inutive Statue.
The Dean's Daughter—Kdiso:i
Drama.
Collecting the Bill—All extra
good Lubiu Comedy, split.
Music by Mrs. Stanton.
the xi:<;<;et movies.
Broadway Near Thinl.
Bonded Whisneys—'jtbson, Mcuu i
Vtinon anj Belmont The best of j
Peer—Blue Ribbon, Budwelser an J
Paie Riuief, at tne Mascot, Tele*
phone 67. ft
Olvmpla Beer or draught at ti»<? j
Board of Trade. This famous brow,
both on draft and in bottles is kept [
constantly fresh. This is the Board j
of Trade Bar where the celebrated j
Rainier Beer 's also kept in bot- |
ties. tf.
PERSONAL
Volnoj Richmond, with ihn N. C.
Company ut Fairbanks, was on board
tho North western yesterday bound
for the interior camp,
J. W. Hill, assistant i-uperlntend
eu't of the Wells, Fargo Express
Co., with headquarters at Seattle,
was on tho -Northwestern yesterday
Rnroute to tho westward 011 bus
iness connected with his company.
Barney Taylor, of Atlin, who
passed through here a few days
ugo for Cordova, ©urouto to tho
Cliisa.ua, returned on tho Alameda
yesterday, having re#8lved upon
nrrival in Cordova, important In
lormatlon which required his pres
ence here. Ho will remain in Skag
way for a few days, after which he
will go into the Chisaua via White
horse and the Coffee creek route.
J. A. fairborne, agent of the
W. P. & Y. Route Co., at Fairbanks
tor the past year, was en board
1 he Northwestern yesterday, 011 his
return to the interior, lit? having
been outside for some time 011
his aunual vacation. Mr. Fairborne
i-oufirms the news of the purchase
of the N. N. Company's Yukon river
holdings by the W. P. & Y. Route
rompany, and is empowered, upon
his arrival in Fairbanks, to take
over the property of the N. N. Co.
;it that point.
Judge John R. Winn, of the law
firm of Winn & Burton of Juneau,
arrived in Skagway 011 *h<» City of
Seattle th's morning and will re
inaiu here for several da,-s looking
:»fter legal matters in which his
firm is interested.
Geo. Mewl, proprietor of the
Popular Picture Palace Movies, is
.ig.iin around after having been con
lined to his home for a touple of
'lavs by a bad cold.
Al. Haynes, purser of ihe river
steamer Whitehorse, ' w ;s one of
1 lie 23 passengers who left Skagway
on the train this morning.
Your Own Druggist
Backs This Laxative
li' you only knew as much as we
uid i!iosl who hnve used them do
■bout il'-\ II Orderlies, you would
be as enthusiastic about recom
mending them as we are. Thev
laste just like candy and act so
isily and pleasantly that taking
them is a pleasure.
Re\ ill Orderlies have a splendid
tonic, cii'ttising and strengthening
<*i upo the bowels. They help
free the system and keep it free
from ailments that result from ir
ri'-i'!ar or inactive bowels They do
this quietly, w':ihout griping, nausea,
; or excessive looseness. In
a si Jrt time they usually make
u:ine< ss:!' v the coutiuacd use of
plivsi.-. \.. don't ask you to take
our word for tiiis. We want you to
make us prove it, and at no cost
liuy a box of Rcxall Onlerlies. If
not thoroughly satisfied, tell us,
and we will return your money
without question. In vest pocket tin
! oxes; ltftf, 25c, 50c.
You can buy Rexall Orderlies
only at The Rexall Stoic-s, and in
this town only of us.—-Win. Britt,
druggist, Sk yway, Alaska.
Now Is the Time to Pay Particular
Attention to Your Complexion
We have the largest line of Toilet Articles in Skagway- Soaps,
Perfumery- Toilet Waters, Talcum Powders, Face Powders,
Cold Creams, and all accessories for the Toilet Table.
The
Favorite
Columbia
Grafonola
$50
Sold for three years throughout the States to more people
than any other instrument. It is the favorite in name, price
and terms. Drop in and ask us to tell you all about it
Hear It. See It. Buy It.
"k"rv-nir~
Bring Us Your Films
Our Finishing Department will get the most from every
exposure and our Kodak Department will gladly assist
you to still better picture results.
Prompt Attention Given to All Orders
The
SEATTLE-PRICE
DRUG STORE
KELLER BROS,
DRUG CO.
The
SEATTLE-PRICE
DRUG STORE
JUST SUITED EACH OTHER.
R. L. S. and Hi* Wife Were a Care
Free Happy Go Lucky Couple,
lit. Lis autobiography in McClure'a
Magazine. S. S. McClure pays n tribute
to the character of Mrs. Itobert Louis
Stevenson. He says:
"The more I saw of the Stcvensous
the more I became convinced that Mrs.
Stevenson was (lie unique woman In
the world to lie Stevenson's wife. * * *
"Mrs. Stevenson had many of the
fine qualities that we usually attribute
to men rather than to women; a fair
mindedncR-s. a large judgmeut, a robust
incouscqueutial philosophy of life,
without which she could not have
borne, uiuch less shared with a relish
equal to Ills own, his wandering, unset
tled life, ids vagaries, his gypsy pas
sion for freedom. She had a really cre
ative imagination, which she expressed
in living. She always lived with great
Intensity, had come more Into contact
■with the real world than Stevenson
had done nt the time when they met.
had tried more hinds of life, knowu
more kinds of people. When he mar
ried her he married a woman rich in
'knowledge of life and the world. Mrs.
Stevenson's autobiography would bo
one of the uiost interesting books in
the-"world
"A. woiuan who was rigid In small
matters of domestic economy, who In
I sisted upon a planned and ordered life,
would have worried Stevenson ter
rlhly Jn lii« youthful tramps he liked
to start out with no luggage, buying
a collar here and a shirt there as he
needed them. In managing his affairs
be bad. as he often said, uo money
sense, f remember hearing him tell
how he and Mrs. Stevenson once went
to Paris for a pleasure trip. They had
a JTiOO check and <nnie odd money, and
they meant to haven thoroughly good
time and stay as long as their money
I held out. After u few days they found
their fund* running short they couldn't
Imagine whit I hey laid done with It
all. lmt there seemed to tie very little
money left, so iliey decided they had
better net home while it lasted. When
they got liouie they found the $oU0
check among their papers They hadn't
| cashed it at all unit didn't even know
they hadn't"
WEATHER FORECASTS.
Method of Tracing the Direction and
Speed of Storms.
Most of the severe storms do not
originate In the United States. Ttie.v
come to ns from the Philippines, .In
pan. Siberia. Alaska. Canada or the
gulf of Mexico Our weather bureau
gets cable, telegraphic or wireless no
[ tice of a foreign storm. Station after
station of the weather bureau and ves
sel after vessel In the path of the
| storm report its arrival, so that the
general direction and the speed with
which it travels can tie very nearly de
termined Some storms can be fore
told as much as ten days in advauce of
their arrival at a given point
When a storm frout Siberia drifts
eastward around the north pole and
i reappears In Alaska the speed with
which It has covered that section of its
course Is made the basis of the calcu
lation of the time when It should ap
pear In Washington and Oregon, when
it should get to the great lakes and
finally to the Atlantic coast, and each
section is warned in advance. Unex
pected conditions may delay the storms
or divert tlietu iroui the course. Tabs
are kept on the cold waves In much
the same manner The weather reports
from Canada. Iceland. Europe. Russia
and Silierla are studied and predictions
made as to when the cold waves from
these countries will reach the United
States.
To predict floods Information is re
corded ns to the amount of rainfall at
headwaters of streams. As the rain
reaches the main channel the height of
the water is recorded from gaugings.
Records show what a height of twenty
feet at Dubuque, la., will produce at
Davenport, eighty miles down the Mis
sissippi. This plan is followed on all
the large rivers, and at each sta'tion
full allowance Is made for the effects
of water from tributaries aqd from ad
ditlonal and local rainfall -Leslie's.
The First Revolver.
Tbe credit or discredit of the inven
tion of the revolver belongs to a
Swiss of Vn llorlie. .lean Francois Uro
bct, who In 1S14 fashioned, with tbe
collaboratiou of bis son. the first "six
shooter" which as a matter of fact at
traded tbe attention of the tbeu min
ister of Russia at Zurich, Count Capo
d'lstria, who sent a specimen revolver
to Czar Alexander 1. The royal recipi
ent rewarded the inventor with a val
uable Hub. which it is to be pri&umed
Grobet pawned, for be died a few
years later in poverty.- I.uudou Tele
graph
Figuring It Out.
'Tiit' uiai'iHisf is iiiik-Ii thinner titan
1 mil. isn't sli.-- What would you
think onT ages vvciv?" "Well. she
seems ten venrs older than she is, and
she's leu years older than you Then
you seem yeari younger thau you are,
so that makes thirty years' difference
between yon." I'ele Mele.
Make Believe World.
"Harold, you mustn't eat all of those
perinnts. even If you are pretending to
be a monkey. Ton must give your sis
ter some."
"But. mother, I'm pretending she's
some kind o' animal wot doesn't eat
peanuts I.ife.
Between the Acts.
no— Well, how do you like the piny
tonight? She-Oil. it's awfully nice
nnd jolly, but do yon think it's quite
the sort of piece for a first night show?
— New York I'ost
"Siayser ' Pure Silk Gloves
Are the gjoves of today for the distinctive
woman of today. The name "Kayser" in
the hem marks the genuine.
4 Silk Cotton and Lisle
Undervests and Union-Suits
"Made to fit the Maids"
"KoveraH" Nighties Mati«L^&co.
(A new suit free if tHey rip)
Colors—White, Blue, Pink and Lavender. $1.00
^us* ^ece've^ ^rom Pelgrom Meyer, N. Y
r\.SOOOHd Newest shades and floral effects.
Attractive Remnants—Cretones,
Art Ticklings, Etc,
L. Ac Harrison Company
'Phone 55
sro:u: erosion vc a r. m. except Saturday, o p. m.
INTERIOR \VE\TM1R REPORT.
Skagway, US above, claudy, calm.
Caribou, 29 above, cloudy, north
\> iud,
Tagish, 32 above, cloudy, north,
w Ind.
Whiiehorsc, S above, clear, south
wind. ®
Atlln, 32 above, cloudy, calm.
Lower LcBarge, 20 above, cloudy,
i.i lm.
Hootalinqua, 10 above, cloudy,
calm.
Big Salmon, 22 abovo, cloudy,
calm.
Carmacks—; cloudy, cairn,
i Yukou Crossing, jo aiu\<\ cloudy,
north wind.
Selkirk, 9 above, clear, calm.
White River—; clear, calm.
Stewart River—; cloudy, calm.
Dawson, 2 above, cle:ir, calm.
Popular Picture
Palace
.1 list off llroartway 011 Fifl It Ave.
Geo. Mow 1, Proprietor.
TONIGHT'S IMMJGIIAM
In A Gardon.
Tile Matrimonial Substitute.
I IjOnliness of Neglect.
Gaumont Weekly.
Simple Simon will appear Satur
j Jay niglit.
I All's. W. H. Warren will sing
Sunday night.
Doors Open at S p. m.
Show Begins at 8:3(1 p. m. *
Admission, children 10c, Adults,
Smoke the i '
£i flrabe
Cigar.—
We also carry a full line of
gCICARS, PIPES, CANDY.
FRUIT, ETC.
Tony Dortero's<
For Sale!
LOT 25 X 50 FEET, AND
WAREHOUSE, Oth AVENUE
NEAR STATE STREET,
$50.00. •
SOME CHOICE BUILDING
LOTS.
IT IS CHEAPER TO BUY
THAN* TO PAY RENT,
COME AND SEE ME. . .
Phil Abrahams, Agt.
What's a Skagway Omelet? You'll
never find out until you vialt the
New Idea Bakery and Delicatessen.
Location Notices at Dally Alaakaa
KING'S CAFE
WHITE HORSE YUKON TERRITORY
BEST MEALS IN THE NORTH
Mrs. Or faff King :: Proprietor
THE ALASKA GRILL AND CAFE
CHAKI.F.Y = JOHN
Karaman C'LH \!C
PROl'RIKTOKS
r • ,
: Corner ; .
THIRD AVBKUE AND
BROADWAY
Skagway's Newest and Finest Restaurant
Where You Can Gel What You Desire
Cooked and Served as it Should Be
We Make a Specialty of Banquets and Private Dinner Parties
A refined and comfortable place for a supper after the show or
dance service in cozy private booths if desired