You make a mistake if
you do not itop at
1
Famous for its Home Cooking.
Milk, Cream, Cottnge Cheese and
Buttermilk from our own dairy.
Fresh Eggs, etc"
f mi
. j . * j j * u. v/ j
Rooms Single or en Suite EI cc trie Lights |
Porcelain Baths on each floor
RATES -$2.50 PER DAY AND U?
H. S. PULLEN, Prop. : : Skagway ^
? ? ?llll I I !?
SHIP YOUR
RAW FURS
TO THE
MINNEAPOLIS, . MINN.
W o lor Circular -
Ah ska Furs a Specialty
Very Top Prices Paid.
Make - Trial - Shipment
RAW FURS I,
WE PAY
HIGH - PRICES 1
FOR FINE FURS
WRITE FOB PRICE LIST j
Percey's Fur House |
Oahkoih, ? WikCOiuin I
Send the Skagway Daily Alaskan
j home to the states. 75c. per month '
The Only Fir$t Class Hotel
in Carcrosa
+
Opened Under New Manage- ^
ment 4
Headquarters tor Atlln 3U?o Line. *r
HOTEL SCOTT :
? +
Scott & Schwaniekamp 4
Headquarters for. Mining Men and .?
Travelers
SPECIAL RATEP AND ACCOMMOO ATIONS FOR MUSHER8.
WELL FURNISHED ROOMS TABLE THE BEST
GOOD STABLES FIRST CI ASS BAR STOCK ?;
CARCROSS ^ YUKON TER. ;
NEW COMFORTABLE - ELEGANT
The Caribou Hotel
E. W. GIDEON. Proprietor >
Carcross, Yukon Territory
^Immediately Opposite the White Pax Depot
Well Equipped Furnace Heated Throughout Cafe and Bar
Headquarters for 'Schulz's Atlin Royal Mail1 Stage Line
The Skagway Pioneer Dairy
H. F. ItlMANi Prop.
4 'The Sanitary Milk Ranch"
The largest and best conducted dairy In Alaska ? - ? v.
Daily Shipments of Pure Milk and Cream
To all point* on White P*jm & Yukon Route.
B.M. BEHRENDS, Banker
Juneau, - Alaska
OLDEST BANK IN ALASKA
Respectfully Solicits The Accounts
of Skagway FiraB And Individuals.
utv JXO QUININE . ' thil is lt ^ ^
?2E2 Q^eih*vA Jy ^
Curw a CcW In One D .y, Grh> in ? D-^"i V/ ^ ^c
I KCTKU DRRDGK HYNA
MITKR MM'.'K ARRKST
j Dawson, March 20 ? Jacob Noll
.3011 was arrested this meriting short
ly ufior 11 o'clock on tho charge
of dynamiting tho Yukon Gold com
pany^ dredgo No. 1, at tho mouth
ot Bonanza, which wan blown up
the night of February 22. Nellson
v.me takeh Into custody In his cabin
on Albert street by Corporal Mapley,
ot the Royal Northwest Mounted
I'ollco. Major Moodle, commander
of tho police, also was proaout at
tho time. 'Immediately on being ar
rested Nlelson was put- Into a rig
und driven to tho police barracks.
iud Is thoro confined in a cell await
lug a prellulnary hoarlng, which
may bo held within tho next ten
days or two weeks. According to
the law ho must be brought before
tho court within throo days, but 1
adjournment may then bo secured
by tho crown In order to gather
further ovldonco.
Tho pollc? aro not divulging any
of tho ovldonco on which they based
tho arrest of Niolson, but feel con
fident thoy nro working In tho right |
direction. Somo of tho facts In tho|
cuso will huvo to como out In the
preliminary in order to hold the nta
ft? trial.
Xt ll8on Is a well known young
Norwegian. Ho has been In the
c> . ntry about four yoars, and has
worked at various times for tho
largo mining companies'. Ho is '
about 32 >oars of ago, of pleasant |
address, medium height, well dress- 1
ed, has a dark mustacho and dark i
Kilr; usually wours a black ovor- 1
coat with fur collar attached, and I
also wears conspicuous mitts. lie ix i
fairly well educated, and speaks in- :
lelMgently on various subjects.
It Is a somewhat singular fact ;
Chat Xlelson has boon In tho employ '
of tho Yukon Gold company for]
somo time us one oftho special i
ltiiin engaged in tho quost for tho I
dynamiter. NIoIhoii, however, lias!
not yet been paid.
NO FIIEE ASSAYS MADE
IJY GEOLOGICAL SL'ISVEY
Attention is again callcd l>y the
L'n I ted States Goologicul Survey
at Washington to tho fact that it
does not nako analyses or assays
ot ores, minerals, or metals for
private parties. Many specimens
and samples are received by the
Survey, accompanied by requests for
such treatment, with which it is Im
possible to comply. Tho forco or
cuemlsts employed in tho Survey is
sc-i'll, and their tinio is fully occu
pied by their regular official dutibs.
The, Geological Survey has no facil
ities for making gold and silver
assays. The htost that can be done
is for tho Survey geologists to give
?in off-hand opinion based on a slm
|i?? examination of tho specimen. If
un assaj !? desired, tho proper
courso Is to employ u private assay
er or send the specimen to one of
tho Government assay offices where
a regular charge Is made for such
work. When specimens aro sent
to the Survey for examination, ap
plicants otiould bo particular to
state whether they wish them re
tun ed, as otheiwiso they will be
destroyed. Government assay of
fices are located at Carson, Nov.;,
Seattle, Wash; Rolsc, Idaho; Hel
ena, Mont.; Salt l^uko City, Utah,
and Charlotte, N. C.
WORK.
The darkest day *ln any man's
carver Ik (but wherein tie fan
el en there Is some easier way of
getting ii dollar than by nquaticly
earning It ? Horace Greeley.
The height* by great men reacb
ed and kept
Were not attained by sudden
But they, while their companions
slept.
Were tolling upward In the
night.
-Henry Wadswortli Longfellow.
v Free tnen freely work. Whoever
fears God fears to ?It nt ease.?
Klixabeth Barrett Browning.
Of course everybody likes and
respects self niade men. It Is
a great deal better to lie made
in that way than not to be made
at all.? GJlvor Wendell Holmes.
A LAMENT.
O world, O life. O time.
On whoso Inst steps I climb.
Trembling nt thnt where I had
stood before.
When will return the glory of
your prime?
No more ? oh, nevermore.
Out of the day and night
A joy has taken flight
Fresh spring and summer nnd
winter hoar
Move my faint henrt with grief,
but with delight
No more- oh, nevermore!
?Percy By as he Shelley.
ORMSBY
VERSUS
ORMSBY
By MARY BLGCKWELDER
l'rcd Ornish}' had u lot of theories lu
lis head. Omu was that constancy
mount wunt of novelty. Kor Instance,
tie said suppose n woman is living hap
pily wltli lier husband; If a man more
suited to Iter taste should come ulnng
and have ne.e.-s to tier. Iter love for
the former would fall before the at
tractions of the latter. As to her leav
ing tlie man site lias married for ttui
one site hadn't married, that was n
matter of principle, tier lovo she
could not control, but she could act
as she pleased.
He went further thnii this. He be
lieved that n woman might be drawn
away from her husband by an Ideal or
Imaginary lover. Ortnsby had married
u wife who seemed to love him ns well
as he could desire. Instead of letting
well enough alone lie concluded fo
experiment ti|>on her. Disguising III*
band, he wrote her a love letter pur
porting to be from one whom she did
not know, tie told her that ho had
loved her from the time when she was
a little girl, though all the while from
a distance, tie would not for the
world make himself known, for such
a course after having written Iter of
his love would bo Inexcusahe. lie
admitted that he had no right to even
Inform her anonymously, of his pas
slon. Uo simply couldn't help It.
Ortnsby mailed the letter to Ills wife
so that she would get It when ho was
not at home, tlo argued that if she
were not captivated by this unknot
lover? a woman dotes on a mystery
she would jit one? turn the letter over
to hint to read. If she yielded to the
siren song she would keep It to her
self. All depended on this first Im
pulse. lie hoped that she would show
him the letter as soon as he arrived
at home, after she had received It. It
she did not. she could gradually be
brought under the spell.
When Ormsby went homo that oven
Ihjj from business bis wlfo mot him at
the door, as usual, for the accustomed
marital kiss. Hut she said nothing
about the letter, lie felt a sudden
chill about the heart. It Is singular
that we should wish to know what will
give us pain when In Ignorance we
would bo happy. Mere was a man try
ing to win bis wife away from him
self by means of an Imaginary lover,
and when wort he Would be miserable
Mr*. Ormsby <lid not appear embar
rassed or elated or depressed or mys
tilled. She whs simply the woman be
bad left In the morning.
Ormsby wrote another letter to his
wife from tier unkuowu lover, proton- 1
Ing to be much cast down at having
addressed her. and bogged that she
would forgive him. lie signed a tlttl
tlous name ami gave an address where
not think it proper to -end a reply In*
would Im' obliged to bo coiiietit, trust
ing to her forgiving nature.
Mrs. Ormsby did not reply to this
note. Slie simply Ignored It. Her bus
baud did not not tec any change In. her.
She did not seem dreamy or lackadai
sical or depressed or elevated, ltut she
said nothing to him iiImmH the letters.
He concluded to try h?r once more, and
if she did uot yield to hhi persuasive
epistles he would abandon the attempt,
confess what he had done and tell her
how pleased he was that she had dls
proved his theo^r.
One day not long after the sending of
tills third letter he received a letter,
from an attorney stating that he (the
attorney) was about to bring sidt
against him on behalf of a client for
alienating the affections of said client^
wife. If he chose to compromise the
suit S20.000 damages would be accept
ed. and much domestic bitterness would
be avoided. The name of the complain
ant was uot given.
Ormsby was thunderstruck. There
was Just one per-oii in tin* world who
might have cause to britif, stu b a suit,
biid this affair had occurred before
Oruisby bad boon married. Could It
be possible that the woman, having
quarreled with tier huslktitKl. had said
things to hlu. to make trouble? When
Ormsby wont borne that afternoon the
shoe was 011 the other foot. He and
uot Ills wife was under fire. He was
taciturn and that night slept but little.
One thing he refrained from dolng-be
said nothing to his wife about the
threatened stilt.
The next day he telephoned the at
torney from whom be bad received tin
note asking what It meant. He found
the plaintiff's counsel very reticent, the
man slinply stating that the affair
would be tietter hushed up by a com
promise of damages Ormsby asked
the name of the com; lalnaiit. but the
latter would only give It In Ids office, so
an appointment was made for 11
o'clock the next morning.
When Ormsby met the attorney lie
was surprised to moot an old friend
"What's the name?" asked the de
fendant.
"Ormsby."
"Ormsby! What Ormsby?"
"Frederick D."
At that moment Mrs. Ormsby stepped
fnto the roof, i. In ugli tug. nnd continued
the Information.
"Frederick I>. Ormsby sues Frederick
D. Ormsby for attempting to alienate
the affections of his wife."
"You found me out ?"
"Of course I did. You couldn't dis
guise your handwriting from me. 1
would know the tails of your g'S and
your j's nnd your q's anywhere. But
I'm ready to compromise. I want a
pearl necklace."
"You shall have It."
Pomp of English Mayors.
Considerable |K>mp attends tlic ofllco
of mayor In English cities. Chichester
arms lt? chief ina;'Htrnte with 11 gold
moiinleil niulhccn cane of office, while
(he mayor of (Itiihlford carries tho
ntlck presented to the lioronttb by
lier majesty Queen ttliznlteth. At York
both the lord mayor mid lady mayor
? are equipped with tin- tillver mount
ed in', itiivi which Inive inarkol tlielr
nalhorit. i'->r centuries. Anions the
??! ? ?! :! r i ? : : iter* of the mayor of Itlpon
In the lijiinMpnl horn blower, who
ever* ni.lit nt H o'clock Riven three
lilii- i nun thin aped musical Irmtru
i 'cut before the mayor's residence anil |
:i; in it tin- markt-d cross.? I/judon
Stnndard.
DON'T KXI'KUIMKNT
Vnu \\i:i M?!io Nt< Mistake If Voti
(?'allow Thl* \ilvlre.
Nevor Mi-rlori your kldnoys.
If > 'mi lin v>> pr. In In the bunk,
urlnr r> disorder <, dzzlue'8 uii<]
tiervon i..' T li;* tln-.o to net mil
no tl experiment The.o are
frui.i ..!?? ?? : ui|>:ouis or kidney
trouble, and n remedy which is
rocouuuonfed for tlio- kidneys slioiild
l'c tnkon In time.
Uouii -i Kidney Pills arc a good
remedy ju ojo. U has acted effect
Ivoly In many casus In tills vicinity
Can Alaskan residents demand
rurth r iir.iof than tbo follow I g 'e
tlmonlal?
12. O. iloaumont, <!35 G St.,
Eureka, O.i , says: "For a loop
time I had a bad daiso of kidney and
bladder troublu. Tbe Wdney secret
ions wero too frequout In passage
and I suffered a great deal from
backache that was e pcclally severe
it night. 1 applied plasters to n>>
hack : id used oilier remedies, but
without ro.clvlng any noticeable
l-oiiofit. Happening to son an ar
licle l*i tlio papera about Doin's
Kidney I'll's, I procuiud tho rem
ily: I begun using It and In n
hort time mv kidneys were restor
ed to a normal condition. I have
used five boxes of Doan's Kidney
Pills and can say tnat I am cured.
As I did not take any other remedy
at the same time. I glvo tho full
credit for my cure to Doan's Kidney
Pljla."?
For sale by all dealers. Prlco
30 cents. roster-MUburn Co., 13uf
ilo, "xv fork, roIo a:-ents for the
'nil ll . . .. ?':!
Ueinember tho' name ? Doau's
iiul lake no other
XOTIOH . H
The Alaska Transfer com- ?
puny solicits your business. ?
Orders given prompt and ?
careful attention. Offlco still ?!
re:n : t In Dopot building, W. -!
r. & Y. R. 'Phone 10. ?;
Respectfully yours, ?]
HERB TAYLOR. ?!
<;ili:.\T CLEARANCE SALE
Sold at a loss! Malt Rainier, 20
cents per bottlo. Especially prepar
oil for sick people and Invalid**, and
excellent for nursing mothers Only
two barrels loft. After that, prloe
will be 35 cents per bottlo.
Pn*k Train Dar.
I KING'S CAFE j
i WhMorse, Y, L :
iBe>t Meals and SlioH Order t
Service in the North. J
[ OiW.v White Help Employed
Private Boxes
j Fursiishings Attractive
j Mrs Orloff King, Prop'r.
"?FREE^"
TO FUR SHIPPERS
Tho most accurate. reliable and only >1 arket
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"clip &I)ubrrt Sljimirr" -
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I *vm!(x) ?rerjr two \rw?k?, which kIt?? ^
port * of* hat 1h doln<r In all tho Markets of
tho World In American Raw Fur*. This
information I* worth hundroda of dollars to
you. Write for it? NOW? IT'S FREE
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Rolievos CATARRH of
tho
ElADDER
and all
Discharges in
|2*hours
2U?h r?fMnU U.Nf*
LW??Cr S
Bttemrtof (mIOYj
counrrfttts.
S?M >>t ?!!
|j LOCAL BRIEFS
SKAGWAY WEATHCfl REPORT
Houltn of tho ob'iurratlon Uki'D
at Moore'* Wharf at mJdnlKht,
last nlglit, 'j? as follows:
Temp, time oimoriafo .. . 35 above
Mix. rir.-c r; ir< f>3 above
'in- " " " . 35 abovo
" "... ?HabcvQ
Cloudy and i iil.n., ".urometer 2!-. 7*.
i>\ a a. .m.
Whi.o Pass I.odflO
r V. & A. .? No. 113
lllt'CU 2li -.il ' 4tll
Fri. liv'j;8. or caeh
moil? VI' King Ijrotliors arc wel
come. : i.il A brahums, Secretary
W. it Hillory, W. M.
I nit r:iiil Order
Pallet?
Sl:ag.vay Ac lo
* f.o. 23, Fraior
nul Order of
;i tho first and third
y i : hi o! o.ich month :it
. Ii.ill oil Firth a\einio. VI Mng
.?oth" .. cordially liivltcd to attend.
John Graihel, W: i'.; J. M. Kollor,
Seerotnry.
15. 1\ <>. K. ?
Skagway Ixj'lgo
No. 131, B. P. O.
E. meets every
Thursday nlg'it
at 8:30. Klks
club and rending
: l oiu u iicu ually from 1 i>. m. t<?
12 midnight. VI i Ins brothers oor
tllnlly v. I'lcomo. ? W. R. Ulllery, Kx.
f, Goo. Magoe, Secretary.
Arctic Brotherhood ?
Camp Skttgwuy No. 1,
A. H. meets every Tu?m
i!:iy evening "f S:t)u i>.
m. :harp. Mailing brothers coruiui
iv welcome Fred Fonzo, Arctic
J.i of Geo. Robblec,- Arctic Rec.
>: IJ.sslO.NAL CARDS.
Attorneys
II. II. UO FKVItK
Attorney-At-Law
Ooun onor For Yukoj . rltory
to 'J ako Affidavits
Skagway - ? ? Alaska
Dei..:., is.
DIE. I,. S. KRLLKR
Dentist
*? M hi .Modern .Methods
Upon Evening*
Office liuors: 8-12 n. m. 1-C p. tu.
Alaskan 'linlldlng - -BroaUway
KAGWW . . ALA.SAK
M. i . ;? A ttkrsox DENTAI.
s; 1'1'LY COMPANY
Denial Supplies.
?Dealers In ?
DKXI'Al, SUl'PLIES
.'ly Walker iiliig. Seattle, Wash.
O.-d'j; by ijiall or cablo will receive
promt ; attention. Cataloguo on re
quest.
GRA1I MEAT OOCK TAILS
at
Tile I'ack Train Restaurant
Served n In oarto.
CZ2S-. .S^C^u?^563MB2Qe
J. iKUTA
> * "MANCFACTCRINl-.
JEWELER
WATCHES
AND CLOCKS ?
Cu/ios, Ivory Carvings
Indian Baskets
CHINA AND CUT. CLASS
Official Watch Inspector for the
-W. P. & Y. Route
Mail Orders given prompt care
There is Strength
and Vigor
in Hvery Drop
C TO / A N V
SEATTLE, WASH.
Bonded wliUkVea ? Gl'ison, Moun
Vernon and Bolmont. Tho beat of
Boor ? Bluo Ribbon, Budwolsor and
Palo Rflijilor, at the Mascot. Telo.
phono 67. , t(