ANMVKR THE CALL
VlwUuui >n(?le Hat* Komd Th*t
TT?H Is Swwwtfy.
A coM. a r train. a sucOea wrsnck,
A little uow mat hart the kid
ney*
Spells of backache ofte* follow.
Or son* irregularity of U? uhae.
A splendid remedy for suck At
tacks,
A medicine that kas satisfied
thousands
Is P?U | Kidney Pins
Thousands of people SP?? !t
Her* Is ate case:
Mn Mar ? K. CsiT, 10<* E l^th
street. nonh, Portland, Ore., say*.
~1 'consider Poans Kidney Pills su
MutWl kidney remedy ard worthy
?f recommendation. They bars bee
wy h???(ki?I to m?. 1 was trou
M?l for otot a year by .tidner com
plaint and a dull, nagg.ng back
ache clung to n? all the time
Uoas's KM;.cy Pills not only re
lieved ay ,vmrs and aches. but
strengthened my kidi>eys and regu
lated the .-ass^ces of the kidney
were* ions 1 still take l?o.\n's Kid
ney nils erery spring and fall and
I find that they art as a took* to
my entire svrtrm I wouldn't be
irtthoat a tipplr ot tbis remedy in
tbe basse "
For sale by all dealers Price
5S cents, Fos'er-Milbsm Co., Bsf
fate. New York, sole agents for the
United Stat**.
Remember the name ? Doan's? |
and take no other.
!
HOW'S THISf
We oder One Hundred Dollars Ke
? arj for any o t catarrh that <*i
aot l>? cured bj Hall's Catarrh Curs.
F. J CHUNKY * CO., Toledo, O.
We, u* undersigned bars known
P. J. Ch'iey for Us past 15 years.
Toledo. O.
and believe him perfectly honorable
m all business transactions, and fin
ancially able to carry out any obllga
Uona made by his firm. Waldlng, Km
.uin & Marvin, Wholesale aruggtsU o
Hull's Catarrb cure Is taken intern
ally, acting directly upon the blood
aad mucous surfaces of the system.
Testimonial* sent free. Price 76c.
per bottle. Sold by all druggists.
Take Hall s Fam'ly Pills for coast!
paUtou.
GREAT CI KAMM l SALS
SolU at a loss! Malt Rainier, 20
cents per bottle. Kspeclally prepar
ed for sick people and Invalids, and
excellent for nursing mothers. Only
two barrels left. After that, price
will be 35 cents per bottle.
Pack Train Bar.
KKKSH KASTK.KN OYSTKRS
In any quantity, on the half shell,
first of the season, at the Pack
Train Restaurant.
S5c tor a home cooked meal?
quick, clean service. Where? At
the New Home Restaurant. Fifth
Avenue, half a minute from Broad w a.
MOORES* WHRRR CO
Termlno* W. P. A T. llouta. j j (
AHS. iithtvMmiStejimer? Arrive and Depart From Thiol>ock
REGULATIONS 1910.
Wan-hottso* oren ft* delivery of mprch*rdt*e from 8 a m. to S p. m.
Pw>6abl?* ONLT delivered on SaadV **? at ?!ght
Ml rrvJrtt ?hir?e?t* d?*tinesl ?ontkbound trust N> accompanied tir a
SHIPPER'S MANIFEST tpapvf* ?an b<> obtained at the T*. 9. cu?
U>a* offce* ?.nd most s? delivered before 5 p m. No frolfrbt will be
rvoix^ed on the wharf after this hour.
IUiTC.AE? Ttlli mill J* collected oa CHECKEP BAOOAOE
No char** for h*r? and *ripa when unchecked.
The wharf <r*> will be cjoe*>i to the public when e'pamer le
dock and will !* opone.1 wb?n paa^enirm bare diaembarked.
Wharfac* Tariff oar, b? bad oa application at office on dock.
a O. ?*? 17V C. J. SHAW, Ganaral W?anao?w.
ONLT
Deartng j
Vo? aakr ? nw*akr t
yon do not ?*op ?t
D
Faaoai tor its Home Cooking.
Milk. Cream. Cottage CW* and
ButtrrmSk from our own dairy.
Frrsh Eggs, etc.
Sng*- or cn Sdte
Porcelain R?:h? on each Boor
Electric l-ights
RATES $2.50 PER DAY AND UP
H. S. PULLEN, Prop. :: Skagway
TKe Onhr Fin# Class Hotel
in Carcross
Opened Under New Manage
ment
Hwadu? rtera tor At&a Stare Una
f r *
HOTEL SCOTT
Scott * Schwuiefcaoip
Headquarters for Mining Men and
Travelers
SPCCiaL RATtf AND ACCO**OD ATIONS FOR WUSHERS.
WELL FURNISHED ROOMS TABLE THE BEbT
GOOD STABLES FIRST CI ASS BAR STOCK
CARCROSS & YUKON TER.
.+ + + A + + + ++ + + ++ + + + + + + + + + + +
? H 'H'h'M t't 8 HI? *1 "M < ?i'Wt l-i-I'-l-i-l-' ??!,v,l-!"l,l,F ?fr
+
NEW COMFORTABLE ELEGANT +
The Caribou Hotel ?
^ Z. V. CIDECV FWwter
T
v a _ % +
Garcross, Yukon Territory
+
Ian m ihfcli Oppoadr tW Wilf PkaTVprt +
+
4?
Vfl! Equipped [Furnace Heated Throughout Cafe and Bar
T
? ? ? ? ? 4.
HfcdquMltr* for *Schul* '? Atiin Royal Mail* St*s* Line +
4*
1 1 1 1 1 1 m
An Oasis With a History.
In the mountain range of El Gn?t
tert. writes Captain A. n. Haywood
In the Wide World. T rnm? acroas that
precion* and tare thine In the desert?
a clear spring Of counse theac springs
are %ery few and far between, and
there Is a tragic llttla s'ory attached to
this particular one. A roan and bla
wife were making their way across the
desert not lone ago, and their water
supply ran shbrt They straggled on.
weak ami parched with thirst One by
one their camels died, and at last,
? overcome with suffering, the woman
died too. Tbe man dragged himself
painfully onward In the weary search
! for watar. It was all In vain, how
j ever, and at last he. too. gave np the
i struggle, and. tottured with a burning
j thirst, death came npon him and mer
I olfully relieved his suffering. Some
; one. passing that way soon after,
| found bla body, lying barely 100 yards
| from the little mountain spring of El
I <;nettern. Utile be knew how close he
I was to his goal, poor fellow!
Alligator Hunting.
Alligator hunting In Colombia Is an :
| industry which fnroi?hes the natives
with considerable sport. It Is carried
on along the Xlagdnlena river from
! Decemlter to April and In Ji<(r and
j August. During the* rainless months
the slreams snlxlde. draining the great
alluvial plains which Itorder the main
stream. The alligators, which rushed
out on to the Inundated flats dnrlng
the previous swelling of the river. :
crowd back through the connecting 1
branches and channels, where the In- j
j dian hunters slaughter them In large
number*, spearing them and hauling
them ont on the banks, where they I
are stunned and then beheaded with |
long bandied axes. Rifles are not
u?ed. owing to the prohibition of the I
use of flrearma, except shotguns. Hun- J
dreds of alligators are also left atnek j
In the deep allme left by the receding j
waters, over which their short legs |
will not drag tholr heavy bodies.? I
Argonaut '
Our Swamp Lands.
Ten acres of swamp or marshy land
In a county can breed enough mos
quitoes, malaria and typhoid to aerl
onsly a fleet the health of the entire
county and greatly le*?en the Indus
trial efficiency of the community. In
the Vnlted States are swamp and
marshy lands that aggregate an area
almost as large as all England. Ireland.
Scotland and Wale* combined. There
are more than 15.000.001) acre*, approi
Iniatcly 11S.O00 square miles. The area
of Great Britain la 12 l.:W0 square miles,
including the Isle <-f Man and the
Channel Islands. The swamp area of
the Tnited Slates I* almost as large as
the states of Illinois, Indiana ami Ohio
combined. It !s as large as New York.
Illinois. Massachusetts and New Jer )
soy The crops of these T.YOrtO.OOO J
acres are snakes, frog*, mosquitoes,
fevers and alligators. Only the frogs
and alligators are of any value of an.'
kind.? Technical World.
Infant Snobbery.
Too often the idea of wervlce is asso
dated kolely with paid servants, a!
though seldom so ?mn?lngly as in thr i
case of a little girl of Thonv a con
tributor to the English Illustrated Mag
arine tells. She had visited a little
friend oIkiv family did their own
housework. She had a very good time
and or coming borne was telling her
mother all about !?.
"But mother, dear, they do one very
dreadful thing." she concluded. "1 sort
of hate to tell you about it for It Is
kind of cruel, and you mightn't let
| me go again."
"Tell me." urged her mother. In sotn#
j alarm.
"They use their own grandmother for
a cook." the little girl replied In a j
; shocked whisper.
In the Same Boat.
The Puke of M l?efore sncceed
' Ing to his title was active In politics.
Once when canvassing he enme upon
an English shoemaker, whose vote be
solicited. "Sorry." said the shoemak
er, "but I'm not coinc to rote for any
i bloomln* aristocrat. I can't afford It.
! I've pot four children to bring up."
| 'That's nothing.'* replied the duke.
"I've pot five, and they are all girls."
i The shoemaker came up and touched
i him on the arm. "All right, old chap."
! he said. "Yon shall have my vote. It
seems to me we are both In the same
( boat ?Dd we'd better stick together."
Went Him One Better.
"Yes." said the visitor from Puinptn
| tille; "you have some pretty tall struc
| tr^es here, but our town erected a
building with more than a thousand
i stories last summer, and"?
"A building of more than a thousand
! storlesr echoed his friend "What
j brand do you smoke V
"It's a fact" rejoined the I'umpln
vllle native. "I was referring to our
' new library."? London Tit-Bits.
Lest Interest.
"Ton were speaking Just before the
' postman handed you your mall about
j our glorious Institutions. Won't you
continue the subject? 1 nm Interested."
"No. Confound our Institutions! I've
! Just received notice to call and pay
j my taxes."? Chicago Keoord-HoraKJ.
Gel ten Silence.
Wife? Silence Is golden, they say.
Husband ? C.neh, yes! Think how
rich 1 would have been If I badnt
asked you to marry me!
A Whirligig o* Time.
Hobby? Ain't It funny, mammal
Mamma? What, dear? Bobby? Why.
today will be yesterday tomorrow.?
1 Exchange.
The most unrivaled picture gallery to
! the open street
"Old Ntmu*
In the atotory of Princeton universi
ty ii found the following entry after It
had 1-een deckled to neat the college In
| Princeton :
| "It; was tbe desire of the trustee* to
name tbe new build lug after tbe pa
I trou and benefactor of tbe col) eye.
Governor Belcher, but with rare mod
esty he declined tbe honor, reqneatln#
the board to call the edifice Nassau
Hall aa expressing 'tbe Honour we re
tain, In tMa remote Part of the (Hobe,
to the immortal Memory of the Glort
I on* King William the 3d. who was a
branch of tbe lllustrioua Honse of
Nassau." This request was complied
with in the following terms:
" ' Whereas bla F.icellency OoTr. Bel
cher haa signified to n? his declining to
bare the Kdlflce we hare lately erected
| at Princeton for the T'se and Service
of New Jersey College to be called aft
{ er bis Name, and baa desired and for
| Good Reason* that It should be cat I'd
j after the Name of the Illustrious
Howie of Nassau : It la therefore rot
I ed. ind It Is hereby ordered that the
ad. E id I floe be In alt time to come called
and be known by the name of Naaaan
| Hall.'" *
Easily Reconstructed.
The professor was In the eialtedly
platitudinous mood that sometime*
master* the wisest of men. Aa be
twecm alternate s!|>* of morning <*offoe
and tdtes of Imcon he t?ad the editorial
articles In bla newspaper, he remark
ed to his wife that If we "knew what
our forefathers talked abont at the
hreatifast table we conld make history j
lire."
Now, Mrs. Professor is a plain, prac |
tlcal woman, with a sense of humor j
and mnch experience with profes
sortal moods. Site thought to herself I
that It I* rather fortunate on the whole
that history does not depend for Ita
| existence on breakfast :a ble topic*.
Rut she said demurely:
"It wonld t>e something like this. I
think: 'Where's my newspaper? TTila
coffee is cold The toast Is burned.
Tlila Is a bad ?-gg Where do yon buy
thla bntterT For goodnes*' sake, keep j
those children quirt! Well, now I i
must be off!" Tooth'* Companion.
TKs Connoisseur's Surprise.
An amusing story at the etpense of j
*' certain high French oflvial Is told by
a Parts contemporary. He waa show- .
ing one of hi* frl?>nd? fhe magnum opus j
of bin collection of pictures, a land j
scape of the environ* of l*nri*. and de j
plctlng the city a* It waa In Conrl>et'?
time. There could be no ilonbt aa tc
the authenticity of the picture, for II
bore the signature of Conrbet In red
The Tlsltor pointed ont that the hortson
was ?llrty and wonld l>e Improved by
the application of a cleansing liquid.
A bottle was requisitioned and some
<>f the chemical gently applied with a
brush. Then was seen a delightful
little sketch of the Klffel tower. It
;nay be observed that Oonrbet, who
was Associated In the destruction of
tbe Vendome column, died about a
<lo*en years before the tower was
i
Wages No Object.
| "Can't you get any work?" aaked a
woman of tbe tramp who had applied
at the back door for food.
"Ten ma'am." he replied. "I was
offered a steady Job by the man who
lives clown the road In that big white
house."
"That's Sir. Oatseed. What was tbe
work?"
"He wanted me to get up at 4 In the
morning, milk seventeen cows, feed,
water and rub down four hor>es, clean
the stables and then chop wood until
It was time to begin tbe day'a work."
"What did h- vant to pay?"
"I danno. ma'am I didn't stop to
ask."? Youth'a Companion.
Won, but Not Hold.
A li-arned English judge asked ?
woman to marry blm because she,
knowing his weakness, had mixed a
salad so artistically that he declared
be cotild not liTe without eating an
other. Tbe Judge soon repented of
his folly. The lady had a foolish na
ture and a temper which so tormented
her husband that he would prolong
the sessions of his court far Into the
night "Gentlemen." he waa accw
tomed to ?ay when counsel or Jury
murmured at the lateness of the hour,
"as wi? must be somewhere, we can
net be better anywhere than we at*
here."
Praiso For ?ho Growlara,
"The growler*." say* a Georgia pM
kwophtf. "are the boys that keep the
world moving, for when folks are
growling all the time the world stops
to ask the reason and straightway
finds a remedy for the trouble. If the
world paid any attention to the opti
mists things would be at a standstill.
Taking It for granted that everything"!
0. K. l? the end of progress."? Atlanta
Constltntion.
Ho Owns Up to It.
Once upon a time an Irishman was
walktnc through a lonely cemetery
and stopped before an Imposing look
ing monument bearing the following
Inscription: "I Still Lire."
rat reflected soberly for a moment
and tb*n said. "Well. If 01 was dead,
begorni. Ol'd own up to ltP? Exchange.
A Grand Army Seer*.
A golfer playing his first game of
the season reported downtown the next
day thiit he had made a Grand Army
?core? be went ont In 61 *od cam*
back la 65.? Chicago Post.
Would Foal Easier.
Caddie Master? What sort of caddis
do yoo want, sir? Nervoa* NorW
Weil? ?r? I'd like a boy who knows
very little about tt* gan?*.-L??don
Sketch.
H. D. K1RMSE
PIONEER JEWELER
of Afapb
Large* end Mod Complete
Stock of
Nugget Jewelry and
Alaskan Curios
In The North
Stores at
SKAGWAY fit KETCHIKAN
.HO '
RAW FURS
? : WF, PA Y : -
HIGH - PRICES
liFOR FINE FURS
WUITF. FOR f'RH C LI?>T
Percey's Fur House
0?bl>e?k, ? WiKoniin
C. E. Bogardus
Assay er
?
OoM A SUr?r 91 W
Gold, 8Uw r A Ooppw .. S M
CfMltto uid MlUlax T?U
90 Columbia St. Seattle ^
There is Strength)
and Vigor
in Every Drop
COM FA IN V
SEATTLE. WASH.
X IKUTA
ttASf:fttCTf'KKrr}
JEWELER
WATCHES
AND CLOCKS
Curios, Ivory Carvings
Indite Buketi
CHINA AND CUT CLASS
Official Watch ln?p?cfrr f, r the
^ . P. It Y. Rou'r
Mail Orders grren proirpi i*rr
ship took
RAW FURS
TO THL
?nwtAfouy aim)
W ' e lor Cirenlar
Ai ska Furs a Specialty
Very Top Prices P?id.
Make ? Trial ? Shipment
I SITKA
HOT SPRINGS
Sanitarium (5#*J Alaska
iMHHHUBHI
' arms. Clean. Indlvidm- Itatli*
Abundance of ?7at?r. Heat of
Hotel Accommodations. l-ur
Dished Cabins for Item . . .
Rxeeiltnt Hunting ami Ki?hlng.
Motor Hoatiof ami Mailing.
Steamer Georgia from Jnn*au
makes ^mi-monthly *l?iu. fr?
formal ion am) rate* upon requeat
Dr. F. L. Goddard, Prop.
w*e?j r
I Health Resort
?ALASKA
Relieves CATARRH
the
BLADDER;
and all <
linkups ii !
hours:
Location notices, prater and quartz
tor sale hj the Daily Alaskan. ff.
I
B. M. BEHRENDS, Banker
Juneau, ? Alaska
OLDEST BANK IN ALASKA
R*wp*-ctfnlly Solicit* The AceonnU
of Sk??*ray Finn-4 And Individual*.
i?f ?.
I The Skagway Pioneer Dairy t
N. W. illMAN, Prep.
'The Sanitary Milk Ranch"
The largeat ud be?t conducted dairy to > laeks. ? ? ?
Daily Shipment* of Pure Milk and Cream
To all pntnu on WWie Pta* ft Yukon Root#.
t?l m W+9 ? I W I >!? I ? t ?1 ?
The White Pass &Yukon Route
TfMK TADIR JfO. 30.
(Dally Except Sunday.)
In. I X. n.mml Ho. 8 H. IUmn'1
in claaa lat rlnsa
0:!*O a. m. I<eaToa HKAfil'AY Arrives 4:#rt p. at.
12:03 p. m. " WH1TK PAW* Imtm ?:0? "
18:4* " " IXM CABIX " 2-m "
1:40 " BKirjfKTT - 1:4.1 ?
S.20 ? " CARIBOU - 11:40 ft. m.
ft:A0 " Arrives WHITKHOIMF, Leaves 0:90 "
Passengers must be at depots fa time to hare Baggage Inspected
and checked. Inspection la stopped 30 minute* before leaving time of
train*
160 pounds of baggage will be checked free with r 3 full fare
ticket aad 7S pounds with each half fare ticket -?Ai