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Milk. Cream, Cottage Chee*e and
Buttermilk from our own dairy.
Fresh Egg*, etc*
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Rooms Single or en Suite Electric Lights
Porcelain Baths on each floor
RATES -$2.50 PER DAY AND UP
H. S. PULLEN, Prop. :: Skagway^
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Juneau, - Alaska
OLDEST BANK IN ALASKA
Respectfully Solicit** The Account*
of Skagway Firms And Individuals
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box.
J3t
The Curse of Poverty
(By Courtesy of the New York NiW Evening Journal)
Copyright, 1*11 bjr the New York Kvenlng Journal Publishing compaar.
YOUNG men and old men, fight poverty as vou would fight
slavery if it still existed among us. Ask the old around you,
they will tell you that poverty is the great, widespread cursa.
Not wealth is necessary to happiness, but freedom from
the poverty that grinds, poverty that worries, poverty that makes a
man the slave of any man that has a dollar ? THAT is necessary to
happiness.
You have seen pictures of the slave traders rushing through the
African forests and the poor blacks fleeing before them in terror.
WHAT THE SLAVE TRADER WAS TO THE SLACK MAN ON THE
COLD COAST IN THE OLD DAYS OF SLAVE SHIPS POVERTY IS TO
YOU TODAY.
Keep out of poverty. Keep out of debt.
Remember that the dollar you spend so quickly today and tho
other dollar tomorrow and the day after might nrnn later INDE
PENDENT MANHOOD, power to control your own time, direct
your own career.
Money enough ? though it be but ten cents a day more than you
spend ? means FREEDOM, independence, the right to look any man
in the eye as his EQUAL.
And poverty, debt, the sending of ever so littlo mom than you
actually have, means slavery now, anxiety, humiliation in the future.
Poverty deprives children of education, and so it means IGNO
RANCE
Poverty deprives children of care and good food, and ho it means
DISEASE.
Poverty takes away men's courage, drives them to despair, makes
them seek relief wherever it can be found, and so poverty means
DRUNKENNESS.
Wherever you find men miserable, poor and underpaid you will
find ignorance and drunkenness.
Wherever you better conditions and lift the weight of poverty
drunkenness and ignorance diminish.
Whatever your age or habits or coudition there are two things
thnt you can ?!<> ? you can better yourself or you can make things
worse.
If you are a young man or woman starting out in life or one young
enough to have many good years ahead of you it it absolutely IN
YOUR POWER to make your life dignified, independent and sat
isfied.
However old you may be or discouraged, it isn't too late to fight
against the curse that weighs on millions of meai, the curs? of present
poverty, and that other curse, almost as greal, the DREAD OF
POVERTY IN THE FUTURE.
IT IS IN YOUR POWER TO BE FREE IF YOU WILL DO IT.
SPEND LESS THAN YOU MAKE, AND YOU WILL FIND THAT SPEND
ING LESS MEANS IN ALMOST EVERY CASE EARNING MORE- IF A
MAN PUTS INTO LEARNING AND THINKING THE HOURlS AND THE
VITALITY FORMERLY DEVOTED TO FRIVOLOUS SPENDING HE
WILL SOON FIND HIS POWER TO EARN INCREA8ED.
You must remember, however, that if the majority of men are
worried, hart! up, living along from day to day, it is because going in
debt is very easy and keeping out of it ia difficult.
Every day the temptation comes to spend this and to upend that.
On a certain day everybody must have a new hat, and he gets it
He thinks he must spend as much as anybody el*? doea. There goes
one chance rtf saving.
Each man thinks that he must drew aa well as aomebody else doea.
And a million young fools think that they MUST take a drink
when it is offered to them and also that thry must buy a drink in their
turn, which is idiotic.
And tens of thousands of married men are kept poor t*cauM they
imagine that they must do as well as Homebody else does, and too often
their wives help them to keep poor.
Try to l?ear in mind that a few years from now it won't make
much difference to you whether you got a new hat on Sept. 1R, 1013,
or not, hut it WILL MAKE A VERY BIG DIFFERENCE at
that time whether you have a few thousand dollars saved up or a few
dozen men trying to collect bills from you.
Remember that when yon are well off, when you can say truly
that VOl OWE NO MAN A DOLLAR, people always like the
way you look. They find no fault with your dressing.
Remember that all the varnish, all the fin* clothing, new hata,
new shoes, can't do you a bit of good when you and everybody else
know that you CANT AFFORD those things.
It isn't easy to save and bo independent. If it were every one
would be prosperous aud independent. But it is possible to KEEP
POVERTY AWAY.
It is possible to ho A FREE MAN, AFRAID OF NO ONE,
CONTROLLED AND BOSSED BY NOBODY.
Many a man will sec this article today who, if he could see it
again twenty years from now, would wish with bittorneaa of heart
that he had paid attention to it and realized that it was intended for
him.
Few live happy, independent, free from the control of other men,
and a great majority live with poverty of hands always above thein in
fear of the future, pinched and anxious in the present.
BUT YOU CAN BE FREE IF YOU WILL. IT IS IN YOUR POWER
TO SAY TO YOURSELF: "I MAY NOT BE RICH, BUT I WILL NEVER
BE POOR. I'LL EARN ALL THAT I CAN IN THE PRESENT, AND
I'LL SAVE SO MUCH OF EVERY DOLLAR FOR THE OAY8 THAT
ARE TO COME."
You would have a very poor opinion of the savage on the Gold
Coast if you found him when the slave drivers were abr<>ad, thinking
of anything except escape from tho9e slaw hunters.
Yet we are all of us here with the slave hunter of the future
abroad among ns.
And ninety-nine out of a hundred know what povertv means, but
IGNORE the knowledge.
They know perfectly well that if they cannot save and begin to
get ahead today there is no earthly reason why they should hope to
Jo that at a later day, yet they ignore that knowledge.
moi?r*t chcrch r\rm
IHHl'Kl) AT CAIHWWW
The Northern Eights ,|g the
name of ? church phamphlet, which
at Jffwwt has hardly assumed th?
proportion* of a newspaper or mag
atlM>. published by E Dyfed
Evans, principal of the Chooutla
Indian achool at Careroas, T. T.
Th?. paper la fall of interest both
In the historical and news matter
It contains and shows Mr. Evans
to be a live worker la the cause of
Chrlatianltlng the Indians of the
Yukon. A brief history of the
Chooutla is taken from the North
ern I.ighU:
The Indian Boarding School was
first established at Carcroaa In the
spring of 1>13.
For some years previous a small
school was conducted at Fortymlle,
under Bishop How pus. who made
it a matter of personal concern
For severs! years It was carried
on rather as a home for orphans
and neglected children After Bish
op Bompa* had vlalted Caribou
Croaalng, and had resided here for
some time. In 1901 and 1S? J, he
realised that this place had many
advantages aa a location for the
school, and In the spring of 1(03
he removed the Institution from
Fortymlle to Caribou Cro<aing i now
called Carcroas. I Miss Ellis, who
was In charge of the school at the
time, accompanied the children 'ip
the river, there being eight or ten
children In the school.
When the present Bishop first
passed through Caribou Croaaing.
In October, 1913, the staff was
composed of Biahop Bompas
In order that the school might be
cloaer to the Mission, the Bishop In
1>04 exchanged the achool build
ing for a log house occupied by
the Police Detachment, and origin
ally erected for a telegraph office.
This remained the home of th*
school until the removal to the
present commodious building, situ
ated s mile snd a half away from
the former location. Miss Ellis re
mained In charge till 190)1, when
Mias Collins became matron, and
up to the end of 1911 the latter
continued energetically to carry on
the work so effectively inaugurated
by Misa Ellis The Rev. J Hawk
sley and Archdeacon Canham have
each In turn acted In the capacity
of principal during the time they
were In charge of the Mission
In 1911 Mr R D. Evsns, who
haa had considerable experience in
Indian achool work waa appointed
principal
NOTICE
All unpaid real estate taxes for
the year 1912 become delinquent
at 9 o'clock p. m., February J*.
1913. After that date 20 per cent
penalty at 8 per cent Interest will
he added to tnxes
H. J. LYNCH,
if Town Treasurer
DON'T BUHKIHKNT
You Will ?Uke No Mistake U YtW
Follow Thin Adrtc?
NtTer neglect your kidneys
If yon hare pain In the back,
urinary disorders, dlsslne a and
necvousnses, It'e Urn# to act tod
no time to experiment Then* are
frequently aymptocie of kidney
trautle, ud a remedy whi-h U
recommended for the kidneys should
be taken In time.
Doan'e Kidney Pill* are a good
remedy to use. It hn* acted effect
ifely In many case* in this vicinity.
Can Alaakan re?ldeat* demand
further proof than the following ten
tlmonlal ?
E. G. Beaumont, ?St O Jt,
Rureka, Cel., aay* "For e long
tine I had a bad caae of kidney and
bladder trouble. The kidney sacret
lona were too frequent In paaatge
and I Buffered a great deal froei
backache that waa especially eevere
at night. I applied plasters to my
back and need other remedies, but
without receiving any noticeable
benefit. Happening to see an ar
ticle la the papers about LM>%n's
Kidney Hi's, I procured the rem
edy. I began ualng It and In a
short time my kidneys were reator
od to a normal condition. I hare
uaed five boxes of Doan'a Kidney
Pllla and can say that I am cured.
Aa I did not take any other remedy
at the same time, I give the full
credit for my cure to Doan'a Kidney
Pill*."
For sale by all dealers Price
(0 cents. Foeter-Mllbure Co., Baf*
falo. New York, sole agent* for tka
United State*.
Remember the name ? Doan's?
and tak* no other.
25c for a home cooked meal?
quick, clean aenice. Where? At
the New Home Restaurant. Fifth
Avenue, half a minute from Broad wv
FIVE GOOD ONI I TO DRAW TO.
Pebbleford and Gibson Rye. B?d
welsAr, Blue Ribbon and Pal# Rain
l*r Beer at the Board of T>*de.
LOCAL BRIEFS]
?KAOWAT WEATHER REPORT
Result* ti til* ob?ar?*tl m 'ak?s
at Moore's Wharf at mldaifM,
laat ntgfct, '4 M follow*:
TVmp time obesrvsri .. , j; above
Mu preceding t4 kfi .. . 44 above
Ml& " " " . Maters
- - .. . Maters
Ck miy. I ?U-d.naroi?i?t?.r 21f
Nam tietter and pnrer than O lb
Rye, Rainier and OlfSipla Rser
Orders by phooe promptly datl-ered
Tha Maacot
GRKtT tTKARA VK RAMI
Hold at a loaa! Malt Ralalar, JO
cents per bottle. Eepertally prepar
ed for alck people and Invalid*. aad
excellent for nursing mother* Only
two barrel* left. After that, prtr?
will be 1$ rents par bottla
Peek Train Rar
Pood cooked aa ft abonld be at
the "While P*m Care'* Only the
beet In the marsM Mr* Orloff
Kins, proprietress U
CRAB MRAT DOT* TAIIJI
The Park Train Iteatneraet
Hmel a la cart*
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Attorney*
H. B. LK PKVKK
Attorney -At* Lew
Commlaalouer Por Yukoj ,-rltor/
to lake Affidavits
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