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WATCHES
AND CLOCKS
Cur?o*. Irory Carving*
Indian Baskets
C! >A AND CUT ClASS
O* ?l IwptftM fm iK?
VI P a Y Row*
Mk< On?ti p*? prompt care
i '
: ht-Hnr ?bnvt docbtoJ in
Oj?* apple* s??rhTOpr
| frtrfts feftw ?sV>*-n an* downward
mdottcr.
t>?e of tit* more *-??<? vntu oomp*?-??1 j
?w? -<Hapftr?*< priooa on FVt>. 1,
ml * It* tlmu* of >. J n\Z.*h?V'
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>-?r.a? ft <>*?; corn, two ?-*ntf> a <%ti;'.
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vd*???cr In prtc*a I* on fci
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Ytorfc. The nvonla of the itiwoctftf on !
wfctefc fc? the ?>J<le?t of Its Wnd in
:hf rHo *M>* ?h?i moro wM apont
".*r r<<M 1m .'arnmrr of fM* v,*r
than in other JMMNy tv the hW ?>ry
>f Ttt<- ,i-c-mt?*Mon
SALT WELL DISCOVERED
NEAR PRINCE RUPERT.
PRINCE R1M3KT. R. C.. Fob. :7?
CYte^Montf.ie JnVrem ha* been Al*wic
<-.) hero hj; the ?timmnoement that
liftji C. WhRoford b*s #!<w<T?< ft
??k well on hte pre-emption olaUn at !
??*IUe or the (iran.i Tronk Pftcifk
.Jots,- to the railway a?<l neor the
rlrer. One ealk?n of wator rtves a
half pound of clew wh?# mK of fine
(juaHtr The point of dtaoovery la
?boat y> miW up the rtv^r from Port
Wfta!n?<o? on the opposite bank of
tbe river. There appears to he a
v?*t amoont of tht# salt-be?rine ante
and the samplfw of Mtit t?roos?>- __iV
Wrtoe Rupert are ?aM *, experts
lo he of prime
SUES JACK JOHNSON
CHICAGO, March 1 ? Suit w fle-i
U*1*t tn nroH! court for f2S,000 on
behalf of Mis* Ruth MeM, 19 ypars
old, agntnst Jack JobWKWi. pusi.ist.
v-h-xrpinK bodily injaries and ni<nt*]
and physical suffering The ?rit is
the culmination of an accident which
cxvarred F>h. 14 at lite Plaza the
ft W. * here Johnson was preforming.
Jobasoti was (riiioir an exhibition of
bag punching or. the stage. In show
irtc his prowess bo broke the ba*
from the rape, the baft goine ont in
to the striking Mias M?hi
toil in the face and rendering her un
confirm*. She was picked up, taken
to ber home and has been HI ever
Alaskan vast ads for rwnlta.
Orfy Br >MC QW^ VWb ?? /T>/ &
( /hJiL^ 1
uit .Co iCw Stay, Cri(' ? 2 hyi Vr
VI ell Equipped Furnace H rated Throughout Cafe and Bar ^
+
HevkjuArters for *5?cKxilr'j? Atlm Royal Mail* Stage Line +
+
H- M ?! ?! i ' ?:??; M"M H-H H-H
B. M. BEHRENDS, Banker
Juneau, - Ala*ka
OLDEST BANK IN ALASKA
frilly Silieite The Acconntj*
of ^kagway.Firm? Aud Individuals
I
The Skagway Pioneer Dairy |
M. r. StCMAN. Prep.
'The Sanitary Milk Ranch" I
Th* Ifcrrwt mod hwt cowh*pt?d dairy in v !?*Vv -
*
Daily Shipments of Pure Milk and Cream
TV> *tl vetafe ?n WW* r*? * Yvfcra Boot*.
I
*
o?
A Parallel j
Case !
A Stonr Where Troth Proves J
Stranger Fhan V iction
Bv AGNES G. BROGAN I
The big westerner was evidently
not enjoying i> >K journey. He ap|?'ar
ed to be possessed tt a hunjer for h;i
nun companiorshtp. an. I after aeverai
unauvrcwsfnl attempt* at conversation
with fellow p , .M-'i in ihc smoker
ho stepped nut o:i t<> or>?ervat?r>ti
ptatMrn and ?tin ft drawing long
breath* of fresh air. a* though the :
proximity of the tree* alone the ws.v
aide Milled him. Then, turning ab
ruptly, he tntcrNl the car Its nccu
pant* Mill wit absorbed la their own
affair* n* bla towering flrnre
down the aisle Then as Bnvnton
sank into bl* *nt bl* glunce fell ?|w?n
a irlrl who sat opi??site. He bad not
noticed her before. Wit now hi. bored
expression frave way to one of frank
pleasure as he cared admiringly luto
her charming upturned faoc.
There wa* an Indefinable air of joy
on?ness alwut the irlrl whleh curved
the corners of her lip* ami twinkled
in her laughing ere*. She regarded
the wvMerner with rood hnmnred In
teres! for a moment, then returned to
her snrvey of the erer changlr- *orn i
err Bot to the m*?. ber very pre*- ?
enoe the dreary atmoa
^e'*llke a breath from the sweet,
wild prairie* He saw a* he covertly
watched the girl her unaffected de
light In the new aurrotmdings and
wa* poasesaed of a sympathetic desire
to enjoy with her this passing pano
rama. He longed to tell her of the 1
wide reaching lands of tl* own lie- 1
loved country ami the dorp purple of I
the sty which bordered all. She
would understand, he wa< very snre.
what ft must mean to a man to give
up all thl* and start life afresh In a |
distant land among a s'unee. new i
people.
It was Indeed a gre.it honor to he
numbered among the company's stock (
h>dden and to be named as their bn*1
m -s representative In the southern
city toward which he wa* traveling.
Roynton tn*?ed Ms magazine aside
and stared gloomily oat of the win '
dow The train wo-i!t1 ye mshlng op '
like tbl*. eating np the mile* l>etween.
until a certain station wonld l?e called;
then the girl opp. site would arise and
vmHIngly pass ont <?f his life forever.
And she was so different -oh. so
Ideally different !? Itwm any woman he
had ever known.
' If you please." aald a voi -e. a low
*weet voice, "may I take your maga
line for a few moments ? I world like
to see that story."
"Take It?" he answered heartily, j
"Well. I rather irue** yon can! You ;
wont care for the story; though." he
added
"No?" The rin smiled up at him j
"la It snch a poor story *?"
"Poor." he exclaimed d!*gu*tedly
?Talk of fiction; there's where yon get j
It. I wonder the mairaxines publish
Henry ttobh'a twa?'dle. This thing la j
one of the worst be has ever done 1
Couldn't possibly happen and wouldn't j
Interest any one If It could."
"Indeed?" The rising Intle tlon In
the soft voice invited further Informa (
Uon. and the westerner, swaying un- I
steadily with the car's motion, slipped
Into the seat at her side
"Yes," lie continued. "It's awful rot
Couple meet on a railroad train, lie- I
come acquainted the first mile or two I
out. fall iu hive the second ami leave 1
the car a few hour* later to procure a
marriage license Huns like a moving
picture Xow. in the first place, what
fellow bot an out and ont chump
would ask a girl to marry hliu in that
abort s|<ace of time, while the girl who
would accept wouldn't be worth ask
ing unless, of course," he ad led lauch
Intly. "they were both just plain fool
ish." .
The girl joined in his Inngh memly
"Well." she said. "perhap< the; were
Rut the Illustration Is beautiful, don't
you think?" She was examining It
Intently
?'Why." Boy M on exclaimed. 'It might
he a picture of this very car The
girl lu the rear seat Is like you. too
small and dark and happy looking.
Kbe'a a southerner."
His companion nodded "So am I,"
ate said.
A sliailow crosv-ed the ma )"* face
"My home has always been In the far
west." he confided "I'm afraid I'll
find myself mighty different when I
try to be one of you."
The girl's eyes widened "From the
far west"* she repeated wonderingly
"Oh. I wonld love to hive yon tell roc !
what It means to live on I there!"
With an almost boyish eagerneaa he
compiled with her re>pie*t. and their j
laughter rang out often as the train
sped on Its way The train c*me to a
very sudden stop presently, w-ith much I
creaking of wheels j ml brakes, and .
the westerner broN? off in the midst j
of an exrltlog tale to Investigate the
cause He returned anon with an as j
amine nod to the girl
"Just a lltlle annd slide ahead." be !
explained. "bot we shall be detained I
an hour or an while they clear the 1
tracks "
"We shall be very late. In reaching :
our destination I am going to sleep j
Yon mu*t not talk to me any more."
the mi id
So the big westerner obeyed, and the 1
strong tinea of hla face *oft?r.ed Into I
'?^2.. :- :*l *
? c ost ffiidenthsi us be wit *a<ehlnf
th? sl<vploB irtrii
A fttt what ?H>rn<Hl an tntennJnaM*
I io)t> *N> Ux?k*'l up Mt him Hk?? ? drow
*.T rbtlct.
"Nearly (her*)" ?he asked
He leaned forward tensely
"Ye** b? aoafcefi are deaptf
ately near inuiWJ'" ?*
and 1 < ao't It him l-mtrer If*
simply got to I?"! TOtt rtplH ?"?
n<>w bow much ' J1"" w '* h*T*n 1
kn.-.?n ???(>! other ">nr i-ut ?"? ,nvP
for TOO i?n't m)W ir# ??;<? -
f>? tbe beginning "f ,,MF world Bn" ?
do ni*t ash tor a return- oh. not yet
tly and by, perhaps. when ? <n(- of my
rouch eclcea nnf rubbed off and nh*n
I ah .1 lime more itka other
people tlion I .<H> dare to usk ;
, . ; . I .. mt von to
know that I'm loving you nil the time
*| . rover yi h|l?% !>?'. l I' J"n think
that iber- ?tw:|u'li? a (tlor?on? p?ss|
Hit <- thin you would N>
in; wire'"- the hlK westerner's tolf*
trembled -"oh. ?uy dear." hp whisper
ed, "1 won Id try so bard to he worthy."
The clr ?tood tit- la'for* IdlB Two
soiirV-f sjtols bulrwd In l>er rtieeka. and
her eye* wore >|l!lrd with tenr* Tou
m d not - i:w like that to t?w." ?V said
Kftnijr: -it I* ao- ao ItoHtrd Why,
you do not eren know tnr name. We
hit jrolajt Into tbe stnlion now. and
; .tlier will |x? IN?ff to nwe? mo. v
t \\W tell It to yon." She laughed nn
,1, "1 III!) Henry !!iM?V she
?a ,?l "Henry 1'loM**. do .tow nnder
st A. writ.r of tf"?t? tlmt awful rot?
When I apoke to yon Hit* morning It
was only l<eoau ?? I was so an*lons to
see the HlustrUl -n of nty story. I
li.nl been t??o hurried to s'op and bny
? copy of tbp magaxine Thev wh?n
yOU sp'ke of Bit ?In ')' so <" w onniglng
iv 1 wanted id prove t<> royaelf that
sod i an of* nrrrtW mltht aentally hap
l>on So I Ik-tv.- ln-^n b-ndliic you on.
(ieltMratoly iryhic nil day l^nc to p?,r
nurnlp you to ihnlw I?'p to ntp Von
rpp now trli.it a horrible. irfpkaW*
rrcainrp I am: P.nt that I* twt all I
made yoti talk of w.-'prn life beraose
I tun wrltlnp a we?trrn story and
ntvded mntorlal Ton Jh??* me a creat
deal. oh. a verv preat tl al"-*be cancltt
brr breath ahnrpty - "at'd now I reckon
roil will t I tlilnt we nr.- iitv h finer
ijown here than you. Mr lloyiiton. with
all our s?onther;i ?a*s '
Tbe wedtenitrr ar.il rurefutly
oolb-cled her ?wivd!t~<
"You hate Inh-n <'.et to Bit* m
format ton I M.nid c- h.- <? *? w
? - | de^rv.d |- -ii'iieiit for
t I f-* iUhir "W n'""M v,'"r ",or3r
But If It I* Bnv sjtJi->f:t'??o?* to yoa
yon may know to itirety th:tt the ?to
ry Is entirely *mh?n iwnnd? of rrv^n
for If yon bad 'ured for t<<l:iy 't<
I do care for yon thh. wfittid nave
hp<.n--a pjirallel < ?'-ie
The irlrt brnsh.-l her hnttd hastily
?rr.?s her ey->' An ?>;<! ^ntiei.an
? ns . omine down the r lsi<*
"Why. Sylvlil. my dear." he rrled.
?yottr train has t?een dolny?l W?
h?r* been mo?* an* Ions.'' He ?on?e,l
lV? ?tlonln*ly to Boynfon
"ThW. futh^r." tl??? ,r
T5ol?rt Hoyobm froth the far west
He his been very kind Siie held ?rttt
her hand to say ftoodby: out. taklnp
the profferetl hat'd the wes??f**t help
ml her down the steps
1 am staylne o\er at the timnd ho
lei until late tnmorron tutht.- he ex
plained
And as the automobile whleh bore <
tier homeward turned a rorner the
drl. lookln* iMrk with a i?utir.
titm still standing nmtbmie-* * pr>'.it j
sod atmnce lonely fnttre Kten ''ie j
press of bwnttfrss upon t IP followtnn
Bny conld not btn!?h from his mem ;
,.y the fflrl's wlt. l.'nc nauittlno r*'*. j
uid Hoynton retunw-t '? hi- tiotei at
evening, wear;r and dr|*et?ns1 |
"A letter for you. "If 1
fit tbe desk, mid l?..ynton tore ..|wn th?
envelope with a pnxrted fniwn
?J won Id like to -ee y. n araln to
nsk torgly enea*." he re??l I "tense,
will yon call tonicht?'
The note wiis siwned simply "Sylvia
ReynoWK" but In purenthesls was add
pd the well known name of Henry
Hobbs \ crent Hcht over ->r.-d the
westerner* f?n-?'
"WW .ran Ml ok- t^ nni"ke*t wa* ^
to lin^rnolla * venue T' be aske?l ol tl?e
lerk at tbe desk It was -<lte herself
who ojienetl Ibe d.a?r. treetlw: hitn
with outstretr herl ?*!? tHnlmr hand* so ;
lovely in her eltniftnc pink fown th:it 1
Hoynton st<n?l ?hns'ted l^fore tl?e t?e
wllderlnc rWlon .. 1
?Yon were food to l"? i- e rome ne
nald at laat. *'womb'rfnlly *!?"?l
The clr! c/itlie i" tret "l>? know j
why I sent ft?r yo?iT ..aked hesi- ,
ratindy "It was n<?t to ask forjrlee- j
opaji. beeaUMt? be a use yon will have
ntilbing to fortrlve
SomethlnK In the shy upward irlaiv-e j
if her dark ifyes ? aits^d a irrev.t hot?e
to sprinc wit hin him
nwao*- wltf4 5,4
laughed It was a tremnlons tlttl? |
laugh " |
"1 have been thlnkio. alnart n?y
afory." she iiaid. "and 1 wanted
to tell yt>D tuitt this Is a ' n*
Phe to.?k hasty refuse l*bl ?"> a tail
el'Mlr as he rtishe<i towani h? ?
"And you iv ?1l nvtrry me'-" ' ? ''rl'Kl
nnbellevlnglj- A -mile swlirte.l ut
the corner* ctf her lljw.
"Any man who wonld nsk a ?irl ?t
tn< h short notice would be an o'U and
out thump." she repented demmely
"Svivia!" he entreatetl
?And the girl who would r?ept
him," she eon tinned merellessty.
? wonki not IW worth *?klng '
With a mnsterful gesture Ibe west
truer Itaprtaoneil the girl's -mall re
Mmfning hands There waa a k?ng si
lenee ,
"tTnless." n muffled voire remarked?
?nnless I her were l*>th plain fm?liab .
Bbe drew bn^lt to look np Inlo hhi j
adoring Tarr I reekon that'* ilt.
dear." 'h? nilderl softly "Were tvjtn
of us just plliln fdotlah "
MSS mm Bf CURE0 i
by kw*l *99ii<*Aior* U tb?y f-amiot
rmb U>* dbmuf 'l wrtion of Ule ear. J
Tt?r? In ouJy one ?v to cure 'loaf 1
mm. an 'I that Is b y constitutional
renwdb* l**fs?<? to eaus-d by an
tnflftnW condition of tb? Buatarhlah
Tab* Wh*n thin tub* ??
you h*v? * rumbling mbad or lrop*r
toot Hearing, an>l when H ta entireJr
elo**!, deafnww Is Ui? wanlt. and ?n
?iw lb? Inflammation can b? tak^r.
om and thi* tube r^Kturr-d to K? nor
mal condition, bearing will b* de
Btrr>y??<1 for?>*?; irina f^wesont of Xm
*rp ca<ta?d by Catarrh, which ta no lb
but no !nfl?m?M court it Wkj of U)r|
mucous surfaces.
W? will gW Hundred Dollar*
for any ra*r of d?afu??? (caused tj
Catarrli) that cannot o? cursd by
Hall's Catarrh C??rv ffccnd for ?i?
culars, tr*?.
r. i. CHKNET ft CO . Tolrdo, O
Sold by Druggtota, 75?
Tak? Hall's Family I'Uta for <ynn'i
ftatkvn.
ananun:::n::::tn::u::un$timmmi
| RAW FURS 1
J a
? : WE PAY
HIGH - PRICES |
FOR FINE FURS |
I WKITF. FOB PRU E LIST |
| Percey's Fur House jj
I OthWoth, Wi?con?in 8
?tern is;:; i i:mnin ULUIiilUIBBP
fc?re' V rjor i
S !H
in ever) droti
lilt tei" I ill !
COM* ANV
?Mtt)*, WM? [
| LOCAL BRIEFS
SKAQWAY WEATHER B6P0WT
Result* of the obwnraUoo Ufcen
At Moore'a WhAfl at midnlffM,
March 7. 1912. to as follows
T?-mp. time obaarvafn .. . . 24 abo*?
Mm. preceding 24 hr* .. . 40 abore
Mia. " " " .. .. 24?bor?
A** n " " " .. .. 3*. abote
T!?r*wn?^??r 30. CV>udr, S. wlwl
IffEMV WEATHER P'Wf
i KitrmAivnn
?"T/tTIOJf* Aliore f>low
C*rt?*>i? i4
White Home ... 20
Taff1?h. 27
A Ilia 24
l/owor r>?b*rffe J I
Hoouiltnqu*. <
Biff Salmon
Yukon CroMlBff 2
Selkirk 0
Coffee CreeK 2
Stewirt flWer . JO
O/IWie Hi
Dawson .. f?
Clear and calm reported from ail
point* a* far m Selkirk and from
then* to f)aw*on cloudy and calm.
QRA*0 REDUCTION SALE
The Paclr Train ia now celllag *
big tot of Good Good* at reduced
price* as they are getting too old to
hold and sell at a profit Tours,
tf Herman Grimm.
SITKA
HOT SPRINGS
Sanitarium (jnt'j Alaska
Larfre, ( lean. Iodiridua Baths.
Abundance of Water. Best of
Hotel Accommodation* fur
oished Cabins for Rent. . . .
Excellent Hunting and Fishiufr.
Motor IVtttinsr and Railing.
*'f*mfr Oeorjrta from Jnpeau
malie* vmi-rnon'hiy vitiu. fn
'?.rruaf ion and rates upon request
Dr. F. L. Goddard. Prop.
Health Resort
j ALASKA)
? tiancu.rtwcrtutmmma.tn :::::r^tui;ui!iiiiniiiiiitiii?iniiniiiiiiin
{ F?takli*lied 1897 Telephone 112 j
' Phil. Abrahams; |
FIRE INSURANCE
Agent for the DUBUQUE OF IOWA and the j
W KSTCH EST FIR OF NEW YORK.
\ |
Awwt* over Four Million.
i . \
! NOTARY PUBLIC SKAGWAT, ALASKA ?
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The Only Fir?1 Clan Motel Opened Under New Manage
in Carcroas ment
H?ariqa*rt?n for AiBn 9bur*> Line.
HOTEL SCOTT
Scott ft Sehwmnlekamp
Headquarters for Mining Men and
Travelers
SPECIAL RATES AND ACCOMMODATIONS FOR M USHERS.
WELL FURNISHED ROOMS TABLE THE BE6T
GOOD STABLES FIRST CI ASS BAR STOCK
CARCROSS & & YUKON TER.
? ++ + + 4? + 4,4' + + + ++ + + + + + + + +???
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PLEASES
The Work from our Job Department
Pleases Particular People.
Don't s^nd out of town for your work. Letjn* fqoot *>
yon prices- show you ?*#mplcs of stock, and do yonrVork
QUICKLY, WELL, AND AT REASONABLE PRICE*
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