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ftvm th. ofTNv in .Juneau.
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i ;L INflXITO v U? VR
VV \N \ v ; \KS
; <1 r-><i\sd from th* ffco
tj at T? v. F'a It > a want the
>',i ; f., to R-. \ e the** goods
? ;o T*' e d Hi "p .T :?r at the
!\iiJen Ho?t ia tetter than ?ver.
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, While thu* ei^e riding thanks for the
N>nefitst which hare convc to otir peo
ple us * whole. let Uh? helptn* hand
be e*tend?d to the unfortunate ?nd
needy
Given under my hand and 'be seal
of the Ptetrlvt oC Alaska In Juneau.
? e c* >Jtal th1? Stxth day of Novem
ber. In the year of our Lord, on*
thousand nine hundred and eleven. and
of !V i rtdependenoe of the l*n)t?>d
States of Vroerica, Ui<> one hundred
and thirty -sixth
"Walter K. Clark. by the
leovernor.
W ?srr. L Platin. ex-ofTMo secre
?a-> of \lask* "
In the Plstrtrt Court f>\r the PtMrlct
of \iaf-ka, Division No. 1
No Sumu'oi*
Kathertne Oathcart. plaintiff.
v*.
FYed Patten. Roue Patten.
(Mirte C Shea arid Helen K
She*. ,t B Oaro and the
Otyir.pia Brewing Company,
a corporation. J. R Caro *
ComiMa; a partnership eon
sastins of Julea B *>aro and
Ohxrtes K Hooker Defendant
To The Oiynpia Brewing Company,
a corporation. Defendant. Greeting
ix the name of thk i mtep
STATES OF AMERICA. You are
V refcy commanded to he and appear 1
in the above en U tied ?.\virt, holden i
at Skatmy in saM Di\ ision of said
iteLriet. arwl atisw.v the complaint fil
ed aeainsc \nm in the above-entitled
ac' on within thirty days from the da'e
of the of th?? summon* and
a <vpy of the said complaint upor
ofx to mil on of before January 10,
I9l?. and. If you fail so to appear an
answer, for wan; thereof the plain'
ft will apply to the Court for the
re'i,>f demanded in said complaint. a
copy of which is ser* ed herewith
Tt s suit is broucht to frvre> lose 'he j
ni.vrV-axe made by s* 1 Fred Patten
and R<*e Patten. Chris C. Shea and
1 . n K Shea. for sum <*f
$7 <v <><?> with interest and costs of
*u as set o?t In the complaint filed
'"?rein, to which <rw.pis.:nt reference
is hereby made
l>ate of order for publication of
tuaunok made and entered by 'his
Court. June 12. 1911.
VXD YOU, the rafted States Mar-j
'
I \laska. or any deputy, are hereby |
re.', to make service of this f-um 1
n -us upon the said defendant and
h of them as by law required and
y ir.U pvake due return hereof to
t Clerk .V this iV?irt mithin f?vr'>
days '-em the date of delivery to you
* \h an indorsement hereon of your
doinirs t rv the premises
i\ WITNESS WURK^if, 1 have
hereto set my hand a-*J affixed the
S- il of th- above tVmr* t.h s : *h <l.v
of October. A D. 1911.
P4?tn. t Court Seal i
E W. PetUt, Clerk
By H M alone. Pep.
ITrst publication Oct 2i 1911
lAst publication Par. 5. 1911
\ -e better anc purer than Glbaon
rv. Rainier and Olympia beer Or
.'.re by phona promptly delivered
The Maacot y
Dally Alaakan? only $1 a raonUi
* NEW COMFORTABLE ? ?ELEGANT *
+ The f nrihntt Hntfil *
L W GIDEON Propn*+or ^
+ . +
+ Carcross, Yrukon Territory
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+ i
t ?r-;r n'r ? i,Vpo?tf tKe Pm> Depot
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.}? \\ rpr,; urnace Heated Throughout Cafe and FW j.
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^ Headqua:ters :or "Schulz's Atlin Royal Mail* Stage Line V
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j. in ?. arcross ment 4
J. Hrw iquarV* for Attn 36^* lion. ? : I f
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j. Soott & Schwan'iekamp ?f
I Headquarters for Mining Men and *
* Travelers I
j. SPECIAL RATES AND ACCOWMODI ATtONS FOR MUSHERS.
v WELL FURNISHED ROOMS TABLE THE BEST *
GOOD STABLES FIRST a .ASS BAR STOCK ?i
j. CARCROSS & j& YUKON TER. *
+ ? v v v t ^ ?j* ^ -Ir + ++ + + + + + + + + + + + '^
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Miss
Flifterniouse
| She Liked the Name |
I Ry CLARtSSl.l MACK IF. |
f. by ATT*r1c?n Prr*? Amo
i cUtlon. If 11
Kansom Holbrook ca.led ber that, for
ho had never seen her except at twl
lipht. when the tltnld little bata came
forth to wheel tn and out of the plare
I of the arc light on the corner. From
his window he would watch the Urine
but*, now plainly discernible In tlie
white light, then suddenly vanishing
, beyond a black shadow.
She ? .line alvund the corner Into llie
light, n swift tnovlne cray little fit
ure, and a* middenly -<lie * anlshed In
the tall shadow cn?t !?y hi* bouse He
i yond hi* bouse she aeeMed to melt In'o
the pray shadow* thai Intervened tie
i tween his own ar> liulit and the no\t
' one two blocks away
" 'Mi?s Fllttermonse,' I wonder wh? ? ??
von come from and whither yn :"o
going." mu*ed the young man -? - lie
I drew hack Into his firelit room ntd
l?aced to and fro with thouphtfnl eye.
fixed on the carpet "Let me sec. it's
tlitve month* since I first saw he
stealing |vi*t in the twillpht like the
little pray fllttermouse that she Is "
livery Sunday niorninc Uan?on\ vn
riol the monotony of his dally office
CT'nd by arraying himself a* one of
the lilies of the field and going forth
to chun h lie went to a particular
Itnrch because he liked the preacher
ind hennse the aermons did him rood
It ni'Cht N? n monotonous life for
a vonng man who wa? a stranger In
a hlc city, but of course there was
aii oc? a?.i>nal evening at the theater,
n < .wort or the opera, and then back
ir?ln t-? the study of law In the of
^<?0 of TjiMlaw .V Rlack
T' ? <\> ?! < being Sunday, Ran*<>i'i
went to church. and. flndinp his own
??artirntar seat ??eeupk-d. for It wns a
"1*> T**H WT mnKELI.A
day of sj>ecial music and tl?e church
was filial, he wits led to a sent far In
the ft-ont of the nil tire
I'm m the tvw of people In front of
his he plowed out at on*'* the girl wti,^
was wenrlnc violet* He smelled them
first, ami they seemed Mice a whiff of
his boyhood. so fresh and ??e<i they
were Me could see an upward wave
i of ci>lden hair dlsappearlni under the
wide brim of a irra\ hat trimmed with
M?nie soft gray stuff In which was
tucked a pink roue The trim tailor
made gown was of gray, and he had a
Ctlmpsc of a ?nft rray little irlove turn
Inn the leave* of a prayer book
She )? a? small and cray as Mlas
Flit let-mouse." thought Ransom, with
a little whimsical smile at hia own
0 neelt In comparing thla daughter of
the rich to tfce girl who went ao faith
fnllj past hl? bouse every nicht No
>ne but a w.>rkin? girl could keep auch
-eciilar h.>ars. he eoncloded
All at on?-e a very awkward thins
happened Son*>N?dy entered the pew
where Hansom sat, and as the young
tm.m l>ent down to pick op his hat and
rtwve farther along In the sent the
1 brtai of the gray hat In front suddenly
tv>t#?ed hack and. twitching his eye
clnaai^ oirr his nose, sent them htrrtllne
ipward. to fall with an ominous tin
klinc ?ound in the bookrack of her own
I?ew
It was not until the service was con
cluded and he was rising to go ont
that he recollected the glasses At the
same Instant the jrirl tnrned and pave
them to hlta with a courteous little In
clination of the head
"Thank yon," murmured Ransom.
\nd then he saw that the man who
had entered the pew and was really
the author of his lucky Incident was
iH>ne other than the senior member of
the firm with whom he was reading
law.
Mr Ijiidlaw bowed genially. and
Ransom left him standing In the
crowded aisle, apparently waiting for
some one.
The next night there was a driving
ttortn of wind and sleet, and as the
?ar lines were at a standstill owing to
- 'ine trouble at the power house Ran
s m was obllired to walk the two
miles which marked the distance be
tween his office and Mrs Reek"? board
lug lionso.
Thus it was that he found himself
in a part of I^evlneton which he had
never before traversed He had plan
ned a short cut home and fc?d plonped
tnto the flnrt rrcws miwt that prom
ised ? lie? Ho* for h<nn?> and Are ind?
at raw future time * dinner.
Il was tn the darkest. moat forbid
ding part of ? lonely, wt?d dritren
street that he mine ?i?n ? wuall form
otrurgtinir with n refrictwry umbr*Na
Tlie umbrella. a<+ing a* a s?ll. *?as
bearing It* unforttiuate owner tn a dl
rectlon opposite M> the one In which
she wished to go. and Hansom came
upon her at a moment when she lost
hold of the handle. a?M the fltltJg irm
brella drove straight at the y?tmg
man. ami the fen-ale lynched a tool*'
In the covering oT his own protector
before it n n-ii< lied itself from his
grasp and bowled down the street.
"l.et It go I hope you're not hurt!"
gasped the small f<ifm. ami then It
?curried on nlieaf'l of HRtisom. as If
afraid of him He listened on to
offer her the prot?<-ttoi of bis ww'wel
la. for the ^e bnd l?een that of a
girl. and Kansorn was quite sure that
he could pet home without much dam
ajre to his much (weed cap. but a
girl's hat was nsunlTy a mn*l delicate
and destructible creation
Hnn?w>m hurried after the girl, not
Ing something faliiiltar tn the way she
flltt?M nkmg the wet pavements ahead
of him She turned tit" the very
street in which he had decided to
turn, and he followed after. As he
drew nearer he colt Id see thai she was
almost running. and It sn?Menly dawn
rd upon him thai she was afraid of
him and that she was running away
from him.
With one or two quirk, ailent bounds
he re.T'hed her side and at the same
instant nvotrnired the little gray flit
tine figure he had so often aeen at
twilight
-Miss Vlittermouae!" be exclaimed
involuntarily. ?"!>(> take my umbrella
You'll spo'i your hat." He thrust his
umbrella into her hand and atrasle on
ahmd to terssnre her
"Oh. thank yoti!" iwiiitesl the girl.
And site said nothing more Hansom
could liear her pattering along l>ehind
him. and now and then he turned for
a glimpse of her All he could see
was * small form In a long gray cloak
with a gray veil tied atw>ut a small hat
At the foot of lli.- stf.|>s leading to
Mrs Keek* host-ding house Ransom
paused for a moment until the little
gray form |?attered up to him To Ills
surprise, she stop|>ed also, and when
she ?i".ke there was laughter in her
tone*
"I'll send your umbrella around
some time this evening. Mr Holbrook
she ssi.l and then vanished, leaving
Hansom standing <>pen monthed In the
pelting rain.
"She knew my mime." he pondered,
s he thrust hi* tab likey in the door
I-iter. after he had worried through
a dinner which by a series of unheard
or calamities had been deprived of Its
constituent part*. he sat l>efore his
trnte fire thinking aliont-Mlss Flitter
mouse She really seemed like a
rriend now that he bad spoken to her
nnd had been alii? to render her a
service. lie wandered where she
worked so steadlKy and why It was
that he never saw her pass In the
(homing The do r ot>ened. and Mrs
Beek entered, lienrlng his umbrella
\ messenger b<n brought It with
thanks," wlieewd Mr* Beek as she
set the umbrella on the hearth and left
the room.
The next day Hansom was the a?
toiitshed recipient of an invitation to
dine informally with Mr Laidlaw at 1
that gentleman's home that very even
lug.
Itansom w:is well within the draw
Intr room and had shaken band? with
his htx-t and hostel's and was beinc ill
trodi* <^1 to iny only dangbter. Hol
l>r.' K when he ils-nllzi-d (hut he wai
rnzine li)t? the eyes of the girl In
the gray hat he had seen at church.
When ?he ?mlled nn?l npoko to him
it *'N? with the \olee of Miss Flitter
mouse of the twilight. nnd he walked
Into the dinlne roeini with * lwwlldered
*cn?e that everything was to pay turvy
nml everybody wus somebody elae
After dinner. xrhen he hurl a moment
alone with Mis* I.nldlaw. she drew the
*ktn? of hnr ?oft pray crape ff<wn
rxMe nnd mode rrvmi for titwi on the
ftnffc.
"Tell me. Mr. Hoi brook. why yon
called ute 'Mlaa Mlttermon^e' last
Jilgbt " Her eve* were dancing mirth
folly.
"Did I mil yon that? 1 apoke my
thought!) aloud," he atammerod, and
then. because he couldn't help telling
her anything she wanted to know, he
explained nil atwml Mts* Vllttermowe.
?who scurried past his lv?n?e at twi
light every night and wbo had awak
ened ?uch interettt In hid heart. "I
supposed yon wen> some little working
girl." he ended. "1 did not know yon
were the bc.iutlfal and much to be
envied Mlas Laidlaw. of whom I have
heard an much."
"1 nm a w-orklnijt girl." averred Miss
Ijiidlnw de- idedly. "I am a teacher In
the settlement house tn Thorne atreet.
and It's the greatest work In the
world." she adiled enthustaitically.
?'Only father and mother have forbid
den nie to walk home after this.
James is to drive me home as well as
take me In the mornings."
"How did you know my name?" ask
ed Kan <<>tn. dlrzl.xi with looking Into
her wonderful eyes.
"Father told roe last Snaday. I
didn't know then that It was bit bat
th.it knocked votir glasses off: then,
after last night. I told father you must
ronic to dinner. You see. he's talked a
lot about you; says you're going to
make such a splendid lawyer."
"I'm glad Fm ?i credit to the firm."
snid Hansom modestly. "I'll pull out
If hard work counts for anything? and
knowing you. Miss Fllttermouse? I
mean Miss Holbrook? will help a lot."
"Call roe Miss Fllttermouse. I like
It somehow." ?aW| Hope Jjitdlaw aoft
ly. and Itanooro'a heart leaped when
he heard the worflt.
I
IIISI (III
Tbe Following SUt?m?nt Should
Form Conducive Proof of Merit
to Every Alaska?
Reader.
Could any stronger proof of the me
It of any remedy be disiretf than the :
statements of Jk.'-eful endorsers who
say Lhetfr confidence ha* b'-en undi
minished by lapse of tlmeT Tbase ;
are the kind of statements that are >
appearing constantly In yow local pa
per for lJuan's Kidney Pilta They are
twice told and confirmed with new !
enthusiasm. Can any reader doubt
the following? It's from a resident of
thin locality.
Mrs Jennie Krebs, 923 O St, Sac
ramwto, Cal., says "I continue to
advise the use of l><?n's Kidney lite
at every opportunity, tor my high opt i
Ion of this rom'xly ha* In no way lew
er.ed since 1 gave my former tesU
monlal in 1907. i was afflicted with
kidney trouble and obtained no pos
itive relief until I used Itoan's KMne
lite This preparation toned up my
kidney* and after that was done, the
.ipio acid In my system was removed,
together with the difficulties rau??ed
by weak kidneys I have never foun
It necessary to lake any kidney mr*i
ic.Jne since then."'
For sale by all dealer*. Price ftO
cents. Foster-Mllburn Co., Ruffalo
New York, sole agents for the I'nlt
cd States
Remember the name? Poan's ? and
take no other
Uutp > r?or
in every drop
PROFESSIONAL C AH fit*
AttorTMjn
ROVAL A. GUNNISON
Attorn eyAt-Law
P O ftn* 1 JDD#AU( AUak*
H. ?. LE FEV9E
ATTORNEY AT LAW
CommiMioner For Yukon Territory
to Take Affidavit*
\lMki>
MM
OR. I. S. KELLER
DENTIST
Mart Modern Method*
Open E?eoln*?.
Office Hour* MJ a m. 1-4 p. n.
AiitkM Pnlldlng, hroedw %y
?KAOWAY, . . . ALAHA.
Dental 8tippil?n.
M. F. PATTERSON A COMPANY
? Dealer* In ?
DENTAL. SUPPLIES
229 Walk-r Flklg.. S*attV\ Wmh
Older* by mall or < abi? wiii i>
oeJve prompt att*ntl i Catatogn
ofc request
Enfln***.
H. P. M HIHK i NMINK
ENGINEER
J. S. Deputy Land and Miner*
? : Snr*?yor ; ?
^Oller RMg llainea. At?eKi
F*Ur**?,ian?
C. W. PRE9NALL, M. D.
OfTlr* aid RearM?nc?
Preebytarlae Mltalon HoepMel.
Pkoie-KMoi HoeplUU
HAINES. ALASKA
Muele Teaenera.
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Tench ?r of
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Sperlal Term# for a UmiN
Number of Ff- '(Inner*
EIGHTH AVE. ANP MAIN ST.
TT?..
Relieves CATARRH of <
the 5
BLADDER J
and all
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[24HOUR3
Frosh Oyater* on half ,*nell or Skaa
way spring chicken at the Park Train
RftUiirant. tf.
When in SHa^way Stop at the
Pullen House
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40 ROOMS 40
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Single or en Suite
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