headquarters for fresh fruit and Vegetables Every steamer brines us a fresh supply and it is our aim to carry everything in this line as soon as it is in the market. We haye. Green Onions Asparagus Lettuce Celery Cauliflower Cabbage Rhubarb Cucumbers Apples Artichokc s Tomatoes Sweet Potatoes Oranges Lemons Bananas John Kalem, the Grocer So'e A|f?nt*(or^ReHance Canned Goods SAILS NORTH Flyer Dolphin Leaves Seat He for Skagwuy (Special Dispatch to Daily Alaskan.) Seattle. April 11? The Dolphin, of the A Ink* Steamship Company, wiled for Skagway yeaterday with paaaen jer?, mail and freight. H II. Santord, acting agent for the Alaaka Steamship Company. received a cablegram thia afternoon a? the Dolphin tailed tor Skagway at 10 a. m. yeaterday Thia waa one day behind the schedule. She will be due at Skag way. Friday. with three days' mail. VAN ClfVf WILL HAVE SKAGWAV Mr. and Mr*. J. K. Van llare will Imti Skat way oo lbe Oty of Seattle for Saattla where Mr. Van t'leva will ramatn tor about two month* on rail road bueinea*, purchaaing supplies. e c before going to Seward. Mr Van I'leve who arrived on the Jefferson from Saward, says thai* are iSO at work on that roail an.l that all available men are being put to work a? faat sa the; can be wcuml. Ha naj* it |< tha purpoaa to crowd tha construc lion aa faat an poaaiole until tha Tanana rleer ahall have been reached. PrtikittrlM Udt?? ?? Ma?t Thara will be a meeting of tho Lftdiea' Aid Society tomorrow after nooo at 2:30 o'clock at the reaideuoe of Mr*. W. H. Caae. I k u*>y Landry Kor flrst-clvw work try Skagwa* Laundry. Twanty-hva years' exper ? aoce. Telephone &8. tf lUllrnd R?i?ir4?l Baat meals in town served from t> a n>. to 10 p.m. Tray order* a specialty, 10c. eitrK John Williams, Prop. F.r Raat Houaa on Seventh avenue and Main street, partly furnished. Klegant 10x10 bathroom. Inquire of Lee Guthrie. Law* Sortpt For Sal* Soldiers Additional Homestead Script, all si irs. any quantity fully guaranteed, can Ne uwil oo unsurvt-yed timber lan ? rived on the Jeffemon and went to Whitehorae today. Mrs. Howard Ashley aod chlldr. n will leave for the aouih oo the City of Seattle. Thev will make an extendi d visit to the states. Mm. Godfrey Chealander, who in tended leaving for the aouth today, haa poat|*?ned her departure. L P. Mutrhead. the At liri ami Bul lion mining man and photographer, ar rived on the City of Seattle. J. J. Pa'y will leav.? on the City of Seattle for Ketchikan. He may (TO to Seattle before returning to Skagway. H. C. Hoardraan r? turned on the City of Seattle from a trip to Washington and Oregon cities. Capt. Wallace Langley, of the Wil bur Orimmins, arrived oo the City of Seattle. J. H. Langley, the well known river steamboatman. arrived on the City of Seattle. M. McAuley, a pioneer Skagway car penter ami former employe of the W. P. A Y. R, arrived on the Jefferson. Bi Carson, formerly of Skajjwaj, it a brake man on the Alaska Central railway at Sewan.1. Oscar Garil will return on the train thia ereninjr from atrip to Whitebor*. Frank H Brackett got away for At lin on the train this morning. Wants CAN BE SUPPLIED Only From a Full Stock When in need of anything in our line before buying, it will pay you to in vestigate our stock and prices. KELLY & CO. I The Old Reliable Druggist JAILS IN JAPAN. Dlwlyllnf 1* Military In F*rm. Id Hrfnrmntitry In Spirit. A Japanese prison is thus described: "Imagine * park or garden In the Jap anese style. with dwarf trm, surround ed by a liolfr Instead of a wall. In this park ono am a group of Japa- j nese houses like those oivuptrd by the peasants. The prisoners arc all at work, j proportioned to their physical ability. | Some are thrashing an?l grinding rice Others are weaving coarse cloth of a dark red color of which the prison uni forms are made. The old and infirm are separating leaves of paper. All of them receive a percentage of their earn lug*. The you Hirer prison.** are in school. The discipline is military in form.bntln its spirit reformatory. There are few evasions, ttotxvltba' tudlng the ease with which they could he effected. One reason for this Is th efficiency of the Ja|?anoso police. which is said to be the l>est In the world. The prisoners are divided Into three grades and are differently fed. according as they arc klle and refractory, amenable to disci pline or exceptionally well behaved. The only other punishment Is solitary confinement In a sort of dungeon, not exceeding five days. No prisoner may be discharged, however short his term of sent on* v. unli-ss his fr.mily or frlenda assume responsibility for him. The re sult has Iweo the organization of a large number of prisoners' aid socie ties." FEVER HEAT tkr Hft?nn J???r Frnlt* llmr III Kfffft of (nnllas the RIimmI. In health the tetnperatnre of tno Mood la constant, ami fvcn when *|>ota ?ml rashes appear on the skin there 1* no departure from Ilio normal torn perature unless there a cause for fever, such as blood poisoning. the In raalon of sow inUrolv or scrloua tils twbUM of the ncrvoua system. tu fevers, vim tin- t? iu?eratuw> of the blood Is raised, vegetables are new given, as they woulil no! cool the blood, but might help to heat It. Some fruits have cooling proportion, ?a they contain citric acid, ami this forms citrates In the blood ami in creases the perspiration. In serious fevers, however. It Is ruueh safer to jive measured quantities of citrate to produce this effect than to trust to the uncertain action of fruit. Fruit ami fresh vegetables arc antl ?orbuttos that Is to say. tliey are ap posed to scurvy. The cause of this ills ease Is not clearly understood, hut It Is certainly due to an absence of tlux* wholesome constituents from the diet Hie flushing of the skin, with spot* and rashes, popularly eallol "beating of the Mood," Is relieved and effete Biatter Is eliminated I y their Use. bene* the popular phrase that they ?v.?l tlir Wood. SOAP BUBBLES. TV' V'?wn t* ar-lna Tlii'w Thin Ktlma. Mr 1 sjihc Nt-wtui stii i ti.. iiMortil ??\1\g9 III ?v-|i ktbblra. which appear allte at trot mul then. ?? the bubble in ltl?~vn o*i t , brilliant lii, . -> . :it colon ?PI>oa* tn ?r>no* around the Mimmlt till It *?c>n>cs l>l?ok and burst*. Tb) tWir color, producing theft by a piano convex Ion* on plate (l*v At the point of contact whs a black spot with some ?t* or aevon rtnjr* of light and dark colors alternately. Th? thloknoasea of ttio dark Hnps hp fonnd proportional to the number* rt, 2, < ?V and of the bright ring* propor t tonal to 1, S, 6. Tho thickness of a sky blue film was found to bo two mil Hontfcs of an Inch; of orange rod. ciwht; of violet, tlrrop; of pwn, fifteen; of purple, twenty -one, and of yellow, twenty-Keren millionth* of an Inch. M?wrs Rnoker and Kelnold more re <*ntly confirms! this by measuring black aoap films, which they find aver ajre three or four millionth* of an Inch. This, then. Is a measure of tho depth of water aad the part id* of soap which togatlier u>?k* up tho auap bubble film At Wkole*ali> Prion The Mil soot saloon sells liquors, either bulk or ease goods at wholesale prices. All the old brands always on hand. 10-1 tf. Ratio* of Stockholder** Hotlit Office of Kngincer M ning Co, To the stockholders of The Engineer Mmu Com pan;: I'lea e take notice that the annual meeting of the atooknolder* of The En gineer Mining Company m ill be held at the office of the company, in the city of Sksgway, district of Alaska, on Tues day the 2jth day of April, tgds, at to o'clock a. in., fot the p-irpoeeof electing ? l-oard of director*, ior the hirthir ami specific purpose of deciding whether or noit the property of The Engineer Milt ing Gmpanyol Sksgway. Alaska, he traaaferre i tn Engineer Mining Com pany of Seattle, Washington, and for fi ? transaction of such other husine?sas may properly oome brfore the meeting. Thea'ock t-an* et hook ol the lomnini ? ill be c'oeed oo Saturday the J?d day of April, 1905, at 6 p. m. snd will remain c oai-d ni.ttl Wednesday tlie Jfcth day of Vprtl, 1905, at to o'clock a. m. Bv Older of the H. ard of Duv it for sevire cmU and eldery neople ?'uy It lor li ^r: p," aay M?ore ltros , K on, Iowa. ? We a II more ct Chi ra; erla'n's Cotgh Reiv e<1* than any ott er Kind. It teem* tn have taken the lead over severel ? ther go d l*a?'ta." Th -re is 1 o ques tion hut this medicine m the I est thst o?n i>e 1 rocured for congli , and oo'ds wb 'her it be c cbi d or an adult that ia 1 (flirted. It alwsys co>i?> aid enna quickly. Sold by Kelly Drug Co. > NEW SPRNIG GOODS Our splendid stock of new spring- goods has ar rived and we cordially invite all those who are in terested in first class and stylish wearing apparel to call and examine our stock. Here Are a Few of Our Leading Lines: WOOLTEX Suits and Skirts, Ladies Shirt Waists in Silk and Cotten, V Ladies Hats, Collars, Belts and Handbags : Toile du Nord Ginghams, Galatea Cloth, Velour Chiffoline. Also a Fine Line ot Men's Fancy So*. ^ B. m. Bebrends itiercariilk Company GEO. BLANCHARD. Mpr, rionojrrams ? rhp above is printed from * Copper Plato engraved by us and in a fair sample of the latest styles 10 mon ograms. We do perfect hand engraving, work that is a pletsure to you and satisfac tion to ouraelves. We hare just receire*! the latest de signs in lockets, which when engrav ed in an artistic manner, are just the thing. 1 ?n to Bu*in?*? From j Hainr* and Vicinity j CREWS A HILLS, ATTORNEYS Will Practice In All lb* Oouna Junwu Alaska I Buy Your Coal! OF Shaw <& Johnson Importer* of Wellington, iadysmith' Doable Screened and Sucked . Pennsyhania Anlhracitf Kftft and Chestnut, HiphM. CwV Wellington. delivered, per ton, >13 <*> Anthracite, " 21 (10 Phont 109 P. C. Dock The Celebrated Yost... TYPEWRITER Tneof bMMtiful work wd <*?"? reel alignment. Easy to Operate and Keep in Order Easy to Pay For The ll*ht running Yo* It nt>eqn?l>*d j ta lifhtnew of loutch. <;ti?et??wi of ?e- , tioo. ?implWty ?w1 rtumWHty. ll 1* r?*o?ni*fH' a* a nf-eeaaltj in the l?i? inewK m*n'? office or the profeariona' m?n>?wdy. Kbr purlieu !ar?. c*t?)opue etc., write tc Vest Writing Machine Co I S? Montgomery 8v B?n FYimIm A?ronU fo - Alaska mr Anyl; 'M.'tkla NMn MOORES W* HHRf' CO.' "" Tamtnaa W P. * T. *?"? I An South Bonn* Steamer* Arrhr* in< Dopart F?mTM Drtl RCOOUTIOin IMt IW?rrh? oprn for ii?lirerr of wtrchandi** frwrn ??. m. to S p. m. JVr1?h?Mr* ONLf dellrorH on ShihIwt or M n fht All frrtfht ?hl(ar?"r??? <*ml?>*d Kmthhrmod m?M ha wmmM by ? "nippm** M p m R? fralfkt will ba m on wharf after tlrta S*mr. BAGOAOB Toll* will h? ml'.ened on Cmerw rr? Baooaqr OKi.f. No cbarr* for tar1 and (rrlpi whp? Mahaafcai, The whirl c?tr will ba ctnaad to Ilk' p?Mta ?h?n M^otr la aoorlaf dork and will ba oc*o*d on It ohm r?? "C'rp haw d!?w?h?rtt?d. Wh*rfa*?> Tariff cm h? had on >ppt (ration at ofltea on dork P. O. Bo* 171k. C. K. W V NN-J? >HNW)lf, Oaal Mgr. fy.;.,. . ???? ? ? !? MMiT i! The Leading Jeweler Naaoet Jewelry ol All Klatfs, Indian Carlos and soaveair Sfoaas. H. D. KIRMSE, The Pioneer Jeweler OflM*I Tifwkvwr^r tor rt? W. P A. Y. R. The Surprised Smile of thomvgfe Mtitf actio* makm Hi appearance tm the feet ofmryonr wfmfiYtkclnttlM ^ MM RAINL BEE, Iht fl?J