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Leading Popular Pricn) Hotel
Hotel
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All OuuUfr Sunny
Room*. ElfC&ntly
Furni^hod
Sample K??or:>-.
Comuivivial A Fam
ily tradt* Solicited
RATES
Slngk1 Ki^onis $1 up.
T wo Persons . jO up
Room with t*ath $1,50
Two tVrn. ?n* 12.50 up
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SITKA
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Sanitarium [?tka] Alaska
Large. Clean. Individual Baths.
Abundance of Water. Best of
Hotel Accommodations. Fur
nished Cabins for Rent
Kxcellent Hunting and Fishing.
Motor Floating and Sailing.
Steamer Georgia from Jnneau
makes semi-monthly visits. In
formation and rates upon request
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Health Resort
ALASKA
NO REASON FOR II
YOU ARE SHOWN THE WAY OUT.
There can be no }ust reason why
I any reader of this will continue to
! suffer the tortures of an aching back,
' the annoyance of urinary disorders,
' the dangers of serious kidney ills
\ when relief is so near at hand and
' the motrt positive proof given that
these ills can be cured. The following
is convincing proof.
Mrs. B. J. Roy, 1009 E. Madison St.
Seattle, Wash., says: "Doan's Kidney
Pills are a splendid medicine and no
one who is afflicted with kidney
trouble should fall to try them. For
a long time I was annoyed by sharp
pains across my back and sometimes
I had a dull dragging ache through
| my loins that robbed me of strength
and energy. 1 was not certain as to
the cause of the trouble, but finally
decideed that my kidneys were4disor
dered. When 1 read about Doan's
Kidney Pills, I made up my mind to
give them a trial and got a box at
the Kennedy Drug Company. Noth
ing could have given greater satisfac
ion. My pains and aches were soon
removed and 1 felt as though I had
>een given a new lease of life."
I For sale by all dealers. Price 50
: cents. Foster- Mil burn Co., Buffalo,
Ntw York, sole agents for the Unit
ed States.
Remember the name ? Doan's ? and .
tak? no other.
RAW FURS
? : WE PAY
HIGH - PRICES
FOR FINE FURS
WRITE FOB PRICE LIST
Percey's Fur House
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ROYAL
Steam liao|ndFy
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Orden Promptly
Done.
Messenger will call and deliver.
PHONE 79.
We Will Have Lots Of
FRESH FRUITS
of the
FINEST QUALITY
Arriving on the next
Jefferson
Which will be sold at the
LOWEST POSSIBLE
PRICES
W. J. Bledsoe TsZ:?
Humor and
Philosophy
ft r VVMCAJ* N. SMITH
THE RESTLESS AGE.
/"lOING and coming.
^ Shifting About,
Hither and thither.
In and then out;
Here for a moment;
Do not know where
They'll be tomorrow;
Little they care.
Now In Mllwaukeei,
Now In 8pokane
Or for some city
Taking the train;
Back to New Jersey,
Off for the wnt
Stop In Missouri
Just for a rest.
Chafing the bubbles,
Grabbing the cub.
Running a corner.
Going to smash;
Saving a trine
Just for a stake,
Losing It maybe
All on a shake.
Dabbling In bualneaa.
Digging for gold,
Down In the tropica.
Up In the cold;
Here for a minute.
There for a day;
Some new excitement?
lip and away.
Motion and action.
Hammer and claws,
Oolng and coming;
Never a pause;
Scorning to settle
Down for a wage
In one cramped vlneyard
Oh. what an agel
Knew Hit Weakness.
"Here Is a penny. Willie. Now ran
along to Sunday school, and be sure to
go down Washington street, and not
by way ot Auburn avenue."
"Yes. ma'am."
??Be sure to go the way 1 told you.
Do you bear?"
"Yes. ma'am "
After be hnd gone a friend of bis |
mother wanted to know why she had j
been so particular to bave him take ;
Washington street
"Because there is a gum slot machine j
on Auburn avenue." replied the know- |
Ing mother.
Obvious.
* "1 see you bave a n?*w diamond soil- I
talre. Ethel.''
"Yes. Beauty. Isn't It?"
"It Is. From .lin k':"
?Yeg.M
"1 suppose he loves you very dearly j
"Well, nuywuy. be loves me very ei- j
pensively."
X *
Slothful.
"He Is crary
to go back to
the land."
-Will he make
itr
"Not unless
they bring the
land to him."
* *
The Conceited Men.
"She Is an unusual glrL"
"Unusual In what way?"
"She has no poetry in ber. She
yawned In my face when I read my
verse to ber."
"Ob. she's not unusual. 8he'a mere
ly frank."
Longing.
Somewhere the snow Is snowing
And cooling off the air,
And don't you wish you knew the plaoe
And could be landed thereT
Slander.
"Miss Jenks Is very pretty."
"Yes, but did you bear what they say
about ber?"
"Mercy, no! What Is It?"
"They say she bas a college degree
and reads Maeterlinck."
A Long Walt.
"Will yon love me always?"
"1 can't tell yon tonight."
"When will you tell me?"
"At the dawn ot eternity."
PERT PARAGRAPHS.
After you bave proved that you can
succeed there ere plenty of people to
be found wbo always knew you could.
The less we see of the handicraft of
some persons the more we admire it
One of the things that go to the
making of a good husband Is a good
wife.
The man wbo likes his own company
better than be likes that of others Isn't
hard to please.
Being contented Is a habit that moat
men acquire sooner or later In life.
Some women are born pretty, and
others acquire prettlness at a large ex
pense to tbelr better halves.
The man wbo beads a revolution Is
occasionally the man who loaea his
head.
The reason that most of as are dead
rare we would like to be rich la be
cause It Is something that we never
bave tried.
Don't worry orer your foes, but
watch out for your fool friends.
NEAR TRAGEDY
OK GLACIER
Yesterday's outing on Denver Gla
cier came near coming to a tragic
end. Vice President Dickeson had a
special train made up for the run to
Denver Station, that the members of
the Sherman Clevland Opera Company
the Whltehorse excursionists and
others who were In the city might
make the trip to Skagway'e pleasure
spot, beautiful Denver glacier
A large crowd availed themselves
of the opportunity. Arriving at the
station an hour's walk brought them
to the foot of the glacier. Here a
number of the party including some
membres fo the opera company were
provided with ice creepers and made
the ascent of the glacier about noon.
George Perkins, of the Sherman
Cleveland aggregation had reached a
high elevation when one of his creep
t-rs became loose. Bending over to
set matters right his feet slipped
from under him and ho started down
the steep declivity at a terrific rate
of speed.
The awe struck crowd saw him
race down the 125 feet of glistening
Ice; plunging downward he disappear
ed In a yawning chasm almost at the
feet of Mr. Cleveland, who happened
to be standing near the spot.
As he slid down the declivity, as de
scrlber by Captain Hughe*, C. W.
Cash, Dr. Griffith and others, he lay
on his back and came feet foremost
with feet extendd in the air. This
position is all that saved his life.
When he reached the crevasse, which
is twenty feet wide at the top and
narrows down to a small fissure, he
plunged thirty feet straight down.
His legs doubling up stopped further
progress and his body became wedged
in. Had he turned the least bit in
making the slide, he must surely have
been killed.
Recovering from the trance which
the horror of the situation had cast
them Into, the party of men nearest
by rushed to his assistance, Mr.
Cleveland being the first. After mu< j
toil they got him to the surfaco and j
a messenger was sent to the train i
at the station and a special run was
made to Skagway and return for a I
stretcher to bring the injured man
to the railroad track.
It was late however, before tho
stretcher arrived and some of the !
party Including Dr. Griffith, C. W.
Cash, Tuck Flaharty and others car
ried him as best they could toward j
the station. It was a difficult task
to accomplish owing to the pain he
was suffering. Most of the distance
he was carried on Dr. Griffith's back j
alternating with other methods by
the assistance of Mrs. Cash and Fla
harty.
Dr. Gabie attended to his injuries
as soon as he could be reached, and
wonderful to relate, found that there
were no broken bones. His clothine ]
was mostly torn to shreds and his |
skin severely excoriated beside a bad- 1
ly sprained pair of legs, especially
the left one, and he had numerous ?
bad flesh bruises.
This morning the troupe left for
Whltehorse and Mr. Perkins demon
strated his gameness by going with
the troupe, though he had to be car
ried to a hack from his hotel. To
a representative of the Alaskan. Mr.
Perkins said that this was certainly
the most thrilling experience of his
life, the nearest approach being his
experience In San Francisco during
the great earthquake.
From Alaska it a Curio, a Souvenir
And an Ornament
The interest shown, by the tourist
ia the various souvenirs is greater in
regard to the FVwsil Ivory than any
other specimen of curios which are
offered for sale by the numerous
stores in the town of Alaska.
Aside from its beauty as an orna
ment. surrounded as it is with the
gold nuggets, natural in shape and
color, the interest seems to be en
hanced by the fact that the Ivory is
thousands upon thousands of years
old.
There are three kinds of Ivory found
in Alaska ? Mammoth, Mastodon and
Walrus.
The Mammoth and Mastodon, pre
historic animals, (according to our
scientists) lived a hundred thousand
years ago. and today is found In the
ground by the natives, on the shores
of the Arc<ic Ocean, Bering Sea and
the North Pacific Ocean, and occas
ionally by minero in shafts and drifts.
The fossilised coloring is caused by
minerals contained In the earth, where
It had laid burled for thousands of
years,
H. 1). Kirmae has the One* collec
tion of Old Fossil Itory Jewelry la
the entire district, and H to well
worth one'a time to Inspect the b^en
tiful stock now on display in til* pop
ular Jewelry emporium.
FAST TRAVELING
Lieutenant Micha*1!sf who ban
a reputation a* a '"hiker" harln*
made the record march on the govern
ment road last season, has made #
new record for fast traveling by wat?
also, Sunday he camp trp from
Haines with the sp^ed lanneh "Beat
It" In charge of Skipper A. C. Witt,
with Capt. Woods of the C. A. C., a*
his annst, in 42 minnt^a and 32 sec
onds. This breaks the prp*iow rxord
of 46mlnntes for the run between th*
dock at Haines and th? float at Ska*
way.
The Table d'Hoto dinner at the
Pollen House to better than ever.
Why don't ywn try It Ton are wel
errtue.
MOW# THIS?
W? gff#r Om Haadred Dollar* R?
??rd for any ru? <A ealarrb that can
not b? mr?Ni by H?D'* f atanrh 0?r?.
P. J. CHENEY A CO., ToH?, O.
W?, the nnd#rs4gB?d h*vn known
F. J. Cb?a#y for U?? pMt li ;nn.
and b?)t?T? him p#rf?ctjy hniorabl*
b all bartfiMM trmnmriioM. aivi flo
v?cial>y abl* to carry rwt any obliga
tions made by bin firm Waldlftft. Kin
nan * Marrln, Wbol-**!* n
ToWo, O.
Haifa Catarrh mr? la Uk*n int?m
ally, actio* dlrartty bhx? U?? blood
ind mnrow Rtirfacn of Om? ?y?'?m
r?*timonlah? a?at tr?* Pr1c? tfc
pw bottl?. 3eM by *? dna?tet?.
Take Hall's Family Pitta for coaatJ
! patlbyn.
Nona b-*U>r and ??r?r (baa Olbwm
rf?. RaJnl?r and Olympta Inwr. Or
d*ra by pbroa promptly dallrarad
Tb# Maacot tf
All tba lata taVdtraph twrw* la tba
D*lly AJaafcaa.
WE LEAD
OTHERS FOLLOW
Fall and Winter Stuffs are Begin
ning to A rrive
Oregon Woolen Mill* heavy Cloaking*. 58 inches
wide, per yard, $1.75 and $2.25
Aviation Capes For Ladies
and Misses from $1.50 to $3
Hand Knitted Sweater Coats, exclusive style*, and
Knit to Fit from $5.50 to SI Q-50
Town and Country Shirts
for Ladies, moft "Comfy these chilly days
$2.25, $2.65 and $3.50 Each
Ladies RainCoats, 7.50, 1 1 .75, 1 6.50, $ 1 8
"Be&vette Rain Capes For Girls
$2.50, $2.75 and $3.50
L. A. HARRISON & CO.
Store Open Evenings :: Phone 55
The Skagway Pioneer Dairy I
H. r. MIMAM, Prap. J
"The Sanitary Milk Ranch" J
The largest and bent conducted dairy is /? !aak*. i *>
1 t
Daily Shipments of Pure Milk and Cream
To?!l points on Whlw Pw It Tafcoo l?".
i
B. M. BEHRENDS, Banker
Juneau, - Alaska
OLDEST BANK IN ^ALASKA
JJReepectfully Solicit? The Account*
of SkagwayjFirrop And Individual*.
New Stock
of
Men's Shoes
Firsts and any Size at le*?
than oaurida prteea.
IT deretotbinff. Wanl Shirt*. ^treralH.
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