You make a mnukc rf
you do not Hop at
? <
Famous for ib Home Cooking.
Milk. Cream, Cottage Chee* and
Buttermilk from our own d*ay
Freah Egg?. etc'
p
Roomi Single or en Suite Electnc Lighti
PorceUin 8*lh? on each floor
RATES? $2.50 PER DAY AND UP
H. S. PULLEN, Prop. :: Skagway
1HIP YOUR
RAW FURS
TO THE * 4
MWitAPOUV ? MINN.
W ? tor Clroulir -
Ai-*k* Fur? a Specialty
Very Top Price* Paid.
Make ? Trial - Shipment
| RAW FURS |
WE PAY
i HIGH - PRICES I
IFOR FINE FURS
WRITE FOB PRICE I,I8T {
Percey's Fur House !
| Oakkaak, ? WUtomtim
Sond tb? 8k*fw?r Dalljr AUlkan
home to tho >Utw. 7 Sc. p?r month
The Only Fir# CIam Hotel Opened Under New Manage
in CarcroM ment
handqoartera (or AUla 9ta?a Lin*
HOTEL SCOTT
Soott ft Schw&nlekamp
Headquarters for Mining Men and
Travelers
?PCCIAL RATEf AND ACCOMMOD ATIONS FOR MU3HER5.
WELL FURNISHED ROOMS TABLE THE BEST
GOODfSTABLES FIRST CI ASS BAR STOCK
CARCROSS & YUKON TER.
NEW COMFORTABLE-? -ELEGANT
The Caribou Hotel
^ EL W. GIDEON. Proprietor ^
Carcross, Yukon Territory
Immadtalely Oppoarta tKa Whila Paaa.Dapo?
Well Equipped Furnace Heated Throughout Cafe and Bar
Headquarter* for 'Schulz'i Adin Royal Mail* Stage Line j
?1
The Skagway Pioneer Dairy
K. ft MIMAN, Prop.
'The Sanitary Milk Ranch"
TJie :arK?-t uul bwt oooductMl dairy In > Usk*. ?? ~i
Daily Shipments of Pure Milk and Cream
To til points on White Pia ft Yukon Boat*.
B.M. BEHRENDS, Banker
Juneau, - Alaska
OLDEST BANK IN ALASKA
Respectfully Solicit* The Acconnts
of Skagway Firms And Individ aaLs.
WOLVES IN RUSSIA
Daring Brutes That Attack Trav
elers on the Steppes.
EXCITING BATTLE AT NIGHT.
Perilous Flight ef ? SUigh Party That
Waa SurrounHad and 8?< Upen by ?
Fack of the Farecioua and Famlahad
Animal*? A Timely Raacua.
There ire still wolves on the steppea
of Russia ami pretty ferocious one# at
tliat. a* appear* from this atot7 sent
to a Swedlah paper by one of Its corre
spondents, who win traveling a win
ter or two ago through the wastes of
what was formerly known as Lithu
ania
It was a bright, frosty winter day.
The snow wan eicellent, and the mall
?leigh glided forward at great speed
A troika with three Pole* In It follow
ed tiehlnd. Toward auuset we emerg
ed from the dark pine woods upon tb?
ateppe. which stretched away Id front
of us as far aa the eye could retch.
80011 the stars mado their appear
ance, and the moon rose. It was bit
terly cold, and the snow crackled be
oeath the runners. The horses' breath
rose In the air like thick smoke. The
songs and shouta of the Poles died
away, and profound silence reigned.
Suddenly one of the horses wtlnnled.
then another, and a third shied flc
lently. uttering that terrible cry of
which the horse I* capable only when
In extreme fear. I could s?"e by the
light of the moon the shadow of an
animal about the al*e of a dog flitting
over the frnien surface of a marsh
pool which lay some twenty paces
fro in us on m?e side of the road.
No animal can travel mora silently
than a wolf when In search of prej.
and none cao attack to suddenly and
unexpectedly. I was slowly raising
my gun when a second wolf roue 1m
mediately In front of the homes with
crest erect and green, phosphorescent
eyes At the same tluie points of
light appeared all over the mere, and
the howling of the leasts rang out
A shot wss tired. Itorolfer In hand.
Leacek. one of the Polo*, stood on the (
driving seat of the trolkn Then from ,
the mall sleigh I discharged twth j
barrels of my gun. and a savage howl 1
announced that they had taken effect j
Two of the most daring of our assail
ants lay rolling Id the snow.
The three Poles kept tiring furiously,
although the attack of the wolves was
directed more against our sleigh, prob
ably because It was drawn by double
the nunil>er of horses. Onr driver had
no other weapon than his loaded whip, ,
but with It be dealt tremendous blows.
The horses struggled madly and tried
with all their strength to break the 1
harness. At each shot from my gun
the wolves scattered, only to collect
again Immediately and renew their at- (
tack on the horses. Suddenly there j
arose a wild yell behind us.
The three Poles were rolling in the |
snow by the side of their overturned I
sleigh I.escek's badly driven horses
bad torn themselves loose from the
troika In their terror, aud were career
iDg wildly over the snow covered
steppe, pursued by aome of th* wolves.
They were soon pulled down, and In
the stillness of the night their death
screams were terrible. The Poles wal
lowed about In the sdow shouting,
weeping and lamenting by turni.
Their situation was, indeed, suffl
clently serious, for only I-evek had
bad enough presence of mind to hid*
himself beneath the sleigh, and the
mall driver ami I. surrounded by
wolves, could give them no help. I
looked upon them as doomed and felt
sure that we should quickly share their
fata
Suddenly our pursuers (llnppmrtd,
and Although Mooting badly, the
horses homme calmer. The gleaming
ejes of the wolves were seen only bere
him) there out oil the steppe. A shot
rang out. then n volley, succeeded by
yells of pain A do*en dead wolves
lay on the ground, nnd two bilge beaata
actunlly eiplrt-d beneath the hoofs of
the horses in our rescuers came np to
their tinkling sleighs
It was a landed proprietor with bis
servants wbnse solitary farm lay only
a couple of versts away. None of
us was dangerously wounded. The
wolves had treated the Pole* wont,
for their clothes were t.??rly torn from
their bodies Tliey weiv bitten, too,
but not seriously.
The following morning our boat, Htr
Stanskl, came acrosa the skeletons of
the three troika horses scarcely half
a verst from the scene of our strug
gle. Tlw> t*?or creature* were attll
bound together with the barneae. What
onr own fate would have been were It
not for our timely rescue, Is not hard
to Imagine. The thought of It makes
me shudder to this day.
Followed Mamma's Advice.
?'Did he kiss you when yon accepted
htm?"
"No: I wouldn't permit biro."
"Wby ootr
"Well, mamma told me tbat weooght
to act differently toward each other
after the engagement"? St I?nla Poat
Dlspntch.
Qsnsrslly the Way.
Crawford - Everybody wonder* ?t
your Judgment. How do yon manage
It? Crabshaw? Jnst a little system 1
worked out. Whenever I And I'd like
to do anything I make up my mind
It'a something I'd better not do.?
Puck.
Not hi kg Is lost so an rely as that
which we dared not rtsk.
HtecfcHHiojr poott ror.irv
KOR BlU>THKBfKK?n
The Arctic Brotherhood 0Amp?
erf the Interior Are golog on rec
ord ?# beln<: oStxjfod to the Dep
osition of Mcewitfn frotn tho Grand
| Cr.mp. as in proponed by aotne of
the or,Tnni*fttlon.4 A meeting of
' 'be Clear? ramp No. 22, held Jan
16, the rooin^em said that thev
wore wltL Camp Fairbanks and
Camp Halnea In the matter of Ignor
, 'ng the not ion of the grand eamp
| in allowing charters to b? grants
i !*or the formation of camp* on the
? 0'italde. Vh? Cleary Arrtlca, how
?'ver. do not wlah to awede unices
j alaolutely n?>ce?iaar5'. aaya the Fair
banks Tlmoa and are accordingly
j bringing thq grand camp to re
^pm the wlrthea and dealrea of the
Alaak?i- enmpt.
Leibnlti and the Alchemieu.
T^elholit. one i <1 the great men of lit
erature. mho <1tv?J In I'M. wished to
Join a am-lety of n!< t.eioNta who were
prrnei-iitlnt: a searrb fur the phlloao
plier'a stone. lie compiled a letter
from ill* wriliiu* of the moat cele
brated alrlten l?ts and sent It to the ao
clety. The letter >-ooslated of tli? moat
olmctire teruii be could Bnd. aod he
himself. he siikl. did not understand a
word of It. Afraid to be thought Igno
rant. the society Invited blm to Ita
meetings and made blot aecretary.
She Wh Really Serry.
"You say your wife threw a plate at
you?"
"Yea; It aaa a line china plate. It
hrvke age I net my hood."'
"Didn't aoe appear aorry after abe
threw HIT
"Yea. ahe apfieared very aorry."
"Ah. Indeed And what did she say?"
"She Mid the km a fool not to con
trol her temper.''
"liuod. Aod what else did abe ceyf
"She mid ahe didn't believe ahe
could match thnt plate again If ahe
bunted the town through."? Photo Bite
Marvel of Mechanism.
"1 want to congratulate yon," aald
the man with whiskers. "on that mu
sic machine you sold me."
?Thanks." answered the music deal
er. "It playa remarkably well.''
"Why, It playa with human Intel)!
Hence. Ita selections are so appropri
ate! We hud a cyclone otit our way,
and the Brat thing I knew your ma
chine was tearing along throngb the
tr?elops But It never I oat Ita presence
of mind. It started right In playing
There's Music In the Air."*? Wash
ington Star
Tim* to Go.
"How much Ilk# yon yoor Httle girl
I*. .Mr* Brown." remarked an acquaint
nuoe who met them on the atreet ons
afternoon.
' flow odd that .von shonld think so,"
replied Mrs Brown. "She's my flrrt
husband's child by hi* first wife!"
"Indeed! A-a at all eveats 1 don't
Itiluk I'm wronc In saying jour little
bey la the Imnec of Mr. Frown!"
"Ilea my aon by my Orst husband.
Mr. UreenT
"Ah. .vet. <.<>?! afternoon, lira
Brown."? Newark Star
Jumping a ThebSand Hurdlaa.
The craze for strange record* began
a great many years ago. There was
an elderly I/>D<k>n omnibus driver
named I'rieatly who at Hull. In 1903.
Jumped a thousand hurdles, eacb three
feet six Inches high, lu slity one and a
half minutes. It Is raid that this rrc
nrd haa never alnr? l#en equaled
I'rleetly began omnlbns driving In the
?am* year. 1803. and during hU forty
si* years In tbe aervice of the London
General Omnibus company be drove
buses a distance of about KV).non miles
? London 8tr*nd.
vpaxar riaasura.
Mrs. Meyer- What s tbe trouble. Mrs.
Scbuli? Too are In bad bnmor this
room I tig Mrs. Hob J is ? Yon see. ray
husband stayed at the club every nlgbt
laat week antll after mk) night. Last
night I sat up, determined to give him
a curtain lecture when be got l? late,
and what do yon think? The fool
rame home at 9 o'clock!- Fllegend
Blatter
+ + + + + + * + + +
+ +
* *onro 4?
4* ? +
+ The Alukt Tranafer eom +
+ pany eollcita yonr bualneee +
+ Ordera glvea prompt and ?{?
careful attention. Office (till +
+ remelna in Depot building. W +
+ F * T. R. 'Phone 10. +
.Jk Respectfully youra, +
+ HT.RD TAYLOR +
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Nona better and purer than Olb
Rye. Kalnler and OlrtnpU Bwr
Order* by 'phone promptly dallttrtd
The Maacot
Pood cooked aa tt ahould be at
the "White Paaa Cafe." Only tha
beat in the tnarrot Mrs Orloft
King, proprletrwa tf
(UAH MEAT COCK TAILS
at
TTte Pack Trata fteetaurant
Served a la carta.
RutMaaa MftftriilMl.
Hannltf dm-it* l?H rtmpaigfl ??
Italy and l<*wn?
?nd de?tmrnl m>i<
H.rd Lueh.
Slnnd-tyim"1* tiiio M trr*i<iT jwn?M#
lately -b?r ??** ?n? n? *rr t^rfm ?ik
ceaaaw. iwr awr'-th^irr |irr>fv>a*d to t>+t
HtSt nlfflit. m r rich nin* fltnl r*a?ff
day and ?rt rx*r a (billion. and li t *
?ha ha* fo iT' to hk? fttimml tirtnt awl
tfy to look and Mnrjirr'a Ha/nr
Making Antiques.
Ao asixTI rnlilti**niMk??r rtn rak? a
oan ptw# of fnr nil lire >ir>d male# it
look aa if It nra* n?? rear* otd--?i4 ??
fan lh? ari?rnjTP smalt hny.? rhl?-ar?
Newa
Haan't Baan Midi
! -F?o ptm rl?a row wlPe all tb# mon
j ay ?lh> wniil*':"
I "Tlwr?- l?n t I kail n??<-h Washing
[ loo Star.
Rrery man l? iwcaalipael* y what b# j
ought to !?? |a^|?t*?ll) l?r JohnsnV
IMI.VT KXIKKUIEXT
You Will Make Mo HI* at a If I .1 !
?'??(low 1 bta Athka.
Never oaglect jour kidneys.
If you bay* ptin lu ttia jar k, 1
urinary disorders, dusloesa and \
narrouaneae, It's Utna to act and j
| no tlma to experiment Tbaea are'
frequently aymptoma or kidney
> trouble, and a remedy which u
I r acorn mat. dad tor tho kidneys abould
ha takon la Uma.
Doan'a Kldnay Pill# ara a goo d
raiuady to use It baa actad a( fact
Italy tn many caa?e in tbia Ttctalty.
Can Alaskan reaideota demand
further proof tbaa tba following tea
: timonlal?
E G Beaumont, (SS 0 it.
Eureka, Cal , says. "For a long
Utna I bad a bad case of kldnay and
oladdor trouble. Tha kldnay secret
lona war# too fra quant In pasaage
and I Buffered a groat daal froai ?
bsckacbe that was aa pacta 11 y m?ri
at nlgbt. I applied plasters to ny
hack and uaad otbar ramod.aa, hut
| without recalTing any noticeable,
[ benefit. Happening to aoo an ar
Mole il tba pa part about 1MUI
; Kidney Pil'a, ] procured tha rern
edy I began ualng it and In a
j abort tlma my kldnaya ware raator- j
t>d to 1 normal condition I hare
uaad tire boxes of Doan'a Kidney
I (111a and can say that I am cured.
As 1 did not take any other remady
1 .1; the same tlma. I give tba full
j credit for my cure to Doan'a Kidney
pwa.
Tor sale by all dealera. Price
50 emu. rosUr-MUbarn Co., Baf
falo, New fork, tola areata for tko
United 8Uo?.
Remember the name ? Donne?
and take no otbor
15c for a bone rooked ?eel
quick. clean aerrlce WbereT Ai
the New llane Re''aiirant, Flftt
4Tenn?. naif a minete 'ram Brr>adwa.
FIVE GOOD ONCt TO ORAW Tft
Pebbleford and O!b<om Rye. Bed
valuer. Bine Ribbon end Pake Rain
<er Beer at tne Board at Trade.
OKAT CLEARANCE S AI.K
Sold at a low? M y It Rainier, 2?
cenfa per bottle. Especially prepar
ed for al?k people and Invalid*, and
excellent for nuraln* notberi. Only
two barrela left. A Tor f Ikaf. prfro
will be 3K rente per bottle
P??k Train Bar !
NOTICE.
All unp..i?l real eela'e taie* for j
the year 1912 be^-roe d?lln?|t?ent (
at 9 o'clock |>. m , Febieary J*, j
1?II. After fliat dare ?? per rent ;
penalty at 8 per en wi'ereet will !
be added in luxe*
H J L TWO II.
tf Towe Treaeerer. |
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KING'S CAFE
Whitehorse, Y. T.
Ftait M*a!f? and Short Order
Service in the North
Only Whit* ITelp Kmplnyed
Private Boxes
Furnishings Attractive
Mrs. Orloff King. Prop'r.
? ??FREE*?
TO FUR SHIPPERS
Tb* mm mini i, folia M* Ml ?? 1 r ??-??
ka?a?i aa4 PrtM L'.??r in* M
"3 hr #bnhrr{ #bi{?|T?r"
m>im intoiuM* ???????< !? iu? r?r>
k** ? ma uar t* t mm -??tr
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lunal f*?T ??? "?*? vliMh (f?M rna f*
anraaoi ???? ta??aa la ail >?? MarftaMa'
if WorM tt> a hwoi Raw Para. Tl|.
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f?a. Wr*. fmr ?~HO% T-/TI f*K
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n-nv - .nBoa.ti^n.1*.
LOCAL BRIEFS
?KAGWAV WEATHER RCPOftT
RttilU ?r <*???-? vJ'i uit?fl
at *oof<i "Vbirr <u a4'n.'?J>'
taut night, 'J M f01knr?:
Trap. Utn? . 24 Mot*
Hu prKodlni 14 hr? ? , 4#abor%
Mia. " ? ? . U*Urr?
lean - ? " 37 ?boT?
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f'rnt* rnol f>ntrr
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X? JS, fmtr
nat OHw nf
inc nrw ina ini n
Wwln^wlay night mt anrfc ?*>"??? ?r
rh*ir hall on Fifth ?v?nu? VH'Ins
hrn?h*n ronllalty tn attmA
John nn?h'l W V ; J * K?ll?
fl?rr<K(iry.
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f tUtlr I ywl*
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B. Mtrj
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?t ? KTk
'loh iih!
room open daily from I P ? "?
13 mlitniihl Vl*kli?? hro?fc#-? cor
lilalljr wHrom# -W R HUMfr. K*
R O?o H??rM?rT
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d.-ijr nmin? X ? :?? |i
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If wlcotn* ? Fr*H Fonan, Ardir
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to Tak* AffM??l*?
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t?? \Vitlk*r Bi'tg ***eu*. W*<k
rtril?ni hr ro*?l or <-abl* will r*?*t' ?
prompt lttet.tirtn. C.itslnfi* on r?
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J. IKUTA
JEWELER
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AND CLOCKS ;
Curio*. Irory Csrv'mgt
Indian Basket*
CHINA AND CUT; CLAM
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W P A Y lUv
%V Orr(?T? (it'll prompt 'art I
There is Strength
and Vigor
in Every Drop
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IIATTlt, WA?H.