BAKERY GOODS.
Rr*?d? <01 frarA from Urn
?w, cakea u4 p??a, ooot.. - ud
*OU?fcRtttA. m tact a first ClMI ikM o
t?WT f\xx* a 81 t>* ftKUki at Uac
Waaa RUncy, t<Urw
nni U4 sutfc Atws:.* tf
Go to th* -White r*iw Caf??"
for the I ma. moaW la WMtehora*
Now ander tlx lanna jrpn: r>i t of Vr?
VVrioTT Kin* tf
NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC.
FT?? Uite dare oa ilH <mlh In tend
?d for Hear? FTM?itt*al. the Inde
pendent Kiprwimtt shook] be made
Vi e^reiwmi (TW) *nt your oafl will
r*?c*>ive itn medial* attention He as
dtarontinved hi* oTTVe at the Bmtsfc
tm < l??r Svora.
IVmN ("iftnixv, Mown
Y-mon and The brat of
Put ni? RiMv%, Rvdw-etm and
P?*? Rair ter. at tho Va.*oot, Tele
phM* C". tf
r,m??0 HEOUCTtO* SALE
Tlie Pao> Train Is wow s?f!iajj a
Hi|t lot of >iood Oov>d!? at reduced
price* v> ther *rc cettjig too old t?
hoM and aell at a profit. Ton**,
tf Herman Or I ran
\\ \>TK1? W n mtlAsK
Cori^r Miitff -OoJd *b?J Silver
Mi Offers to ho wmW L?. j
W 3 74C o*rt? of R?<lolf Nloos*
t Gvrwanjr. 1 <M
#V* Sic r??. nu i *-tKv,f?ottP
fc. nr? raokfj i<?i at Ut<> Now Hocw
Hi?'>urut ,.a? At*.. )ort off of
MOWS THISr
We oiler On* Hundred Dollars Re
ward for out of catarrh that cat
not l>e cured bj- Hall * Cstarrti Cure.
F. J. GHK.NKT * CO., rol?>do. O.
We, U? undersigned bare known
f J. Cheney for thr part 16 year*,
ruled a. O.
ud believe him perfectly honorable
n all business transactions, and fin
anciaily able to carry out any obliga
Uons made by his firm. Watting, Kin
nan A Marvin, W holesale aniggists o
HaH's Catarrh cure Is taken intern
ally, set Ins directly upon the blood
and mucous surfaces of the system.
Testimonials s*nt free. I 'rice 75c.
per bottle. Sold by all druggists.
Take Hall's Family Fills for Const!
pat I ion.
GREAT Ct EARANCE SALE
Sold at a i<a*s: Matt Rainier, 20
cents per bottle Especially prepared
for sick people and invalids, and ex
oellent for nwrs'ng mothers Only
twr harmda Wt. After that price wil
be $5 r??ts per battle
rack Train nar
COLDS CAUSE HEADACHE
LAXATIVE RROMO Quinine, tfc* world
?ul? Cold and Grip remedy remove#
cftuM Call for full nan, a Look tor
nicnaturw K. \V. GROVE. 25c.
Olympu beer on draft at the
Board of Tra<K This famous brew
Is kept constantly fi-esh both on
draft and In bottles. This Is the
time to drink beer. Get It at the
Board of Trad* Bar, where the cel
ebrated Rainier Beer I# also kept
In bottles tf.
SMOKERS ATTtNTfON
Harold Hart* tgaen, successor t?
W. W. Boughton. baa taken U>?
ajrency for ibe famous
EL INF1NITO CLEAR
HAVANA CIGARS.
6.<*00 Just received from tbe fac
tcry at Tampa, Da. If you want the
best don't fall to give these goods
a trial.
^ ou make a mKtaiir if
vo? do not <*op at
Faams for ?* Home Cooking.
MdL Crram. Cottage Cheese and
Buttermilk from our own dairy.
Fresh'Egp-Jrtc,
D
Rooms' Smgir or en Suife
PorcrUm Bath? on each floor
Fiectnc I jghts
RATES $2.50 PER DAY:{AND UP
H. S. PULLEN, Prop. :: Skagway
j
The Only Finft Claw Hotel
in Carcrow
Opened Under New Manage
ment
aj-? tar Vtt n StM? l>m\
HOTEL SCOTT
Scott A $< h wanit kmr p
+ Headquarters for Mining Men and
Travelers
+
+
SPECIAL AATtS AND ACCOVMOD ATIONS rOR MUSHERS.
+ WELL FURNISHED ROOMS TABLE THE BEST
GOOD STABLES FIRST CI ASS BAR STOCK
* CARCROSS & YUKON TER.
* .+ + + + + + + + * + + ++ + + + + + + + + 4- + +
< It II1 1 : 1 I ! M'fr :~;-H H <? hi I
* +
+ NEW COMFORTABLE ? ELEGANT *
: The Caribou Hotel *
+
EL VI". GIDEON. Proprietor , ^
4*
*1*
5 Carcross, Yukon Territory +
+
t
N Oppoate P??? Dep<*
+
+
Well Equipped Heated TTiroutSool Cafe and Bar
T
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Headquarter* for 'SchuU'i AtJin Royal Mail* S*a$te Line +
+
M 1 M I I 1 I I H 4 'M I H HllHll 1-H-t II 1 1 M-M
Ouhr CV "UOMO QWNWI:." th* Is ^ . jf on
Laxative Rromo Quinine ^
25c
'questions of terminology.
OF ? *pot that wan dear V? my ehtVS
I hood I'd >tn?
In llw ?rln remmteoent ao o(l?i
employed
Of the tree* and the hk?w?ntr>r, the cool
cryltnl aprln?.
The (not* underfoot ind the *1r>e?i th?t
would din*
( To ?hei ter the day dreama which there
I I ?n)ev*d.
But I e-Tiudder and vainly endeavor to
writ*
Soma rough ptonfir cau*ed thta terrible
pllltht.
Both n>?t*r and rlnte In annni?tim?nt
?tick?
II la fcnoan to th? public a* "tlanderfoat
C rtekr
Pd fain write some tinea to a lady an fair,
A lady ?o eraceful and arntle ot vote*.
A ripple of eon* thai would aweetly do
da r*
That ?he> la a 1*1 n * * hour charms a re to
i rare
Aa to render hw worthy a potentate's
i chol<*,
; Put mr Effort* pontic to lift her to fame
Are checked when I And I miiat mention
her name
Mr proajawt* poetic hut* to the rtenca
: Because she waa chriawned Meliltabel
no*t?i
) -WnoMnitton Star
Cheating the Y *9 as
Safe blowing Is u<> MwT rfthw |??P
nlar or profitable for ill.- "vr* ji" *lw
tries to pull off h Jolt in Wllmene
This peculiar siitiattoti *a? shown
when, follow ing the vhdt of two '!??
! termon" to i l?p feed ?fi.r?- of Frank
I RUtrn. ?'?? We* I Kalirond avenue.,
Kutten discovered he *??? a r* her
I man than be \\a? u-iorv hi? *ift was
robbed.
Three men nhtiliml -*?ii i-ent* In j?en
nlos and oo i*nt? in stamp* Kuttrii
acquired two rive dollar hor*e blankets
which the yegg* Ihnudttlmly left be
hind them.
Kutten attributes his twl to hi*
thought fulness for tlx- comfort of vis
iting safe blower* Several daya be
fore a safe In a m-ightioring at ore w??
, blown aiwl ruined. whlk> all the In
truders (M was ivnts. Taking his
roo from this. Kuiirn hung a card on
the door of his safe which read:
j "Dear Ye?*? Don't wast* your pow
, der. The safe la unlocked Help your
| wive*. You're welcome"
One nleht the yeggs broke Into the
store through a small rear window. I
They rend the sicn and o|iened the
door <Tbey took the |<ennies and
stamps, ami then, apparently not being
used to such courtesy and usually be
ing obliged to use blankets to deaden
: the sound of the explosion, they left
; the store without tnkinc their two
blankets with them
I On a card was scribbled In pencil:
"Thanks, old pall for your perlite
ness. but no mom Wilmette for u*
yeegs " ?Chicago Inter Ocean
; 'M-H-H-i-;-?' '??!?}?! M I !
; ; Dont Do it. >;
The man who broods over his . .
troubles only hatches out more 1 j
? ? of 'em? tVtroit Free Press.
;-i h-i-h-i-i-h-h-h-H
Repartee of the Owl Car.
Everybody who tides on the Brook
lyn avenue owl car knows Old St. the
conductor, and Old SI knows every
body on the line and never falls to put
hLs passengers off at the right corner.
He is blnnt In speech, but witty.
I-nM Sunday night several couple* of
young people living out near Thirty
first street boarded the car and began
laughing arid talking In loud tones, try
ing to "kid" every one on the car.
Finally one of the youths spied Old SL
whose shirt front was somewhat worse
for a bard day's wear
"Say. Mr. Conductor." he shouted,
"why didn't you put on a clean shirt
tonight for Sunday?" And his com
panions guffawed.
Si never hesitated a secood. but came
bark with this:
"Recause you were not at home and
your mother had no one to send nay
washing by " The crowd bellowed
and the young folk* got off at Troost
avenue ami transferred -Kansas City
Star.
Biographical Byway*.
Sir Walter Raleigh prepares the
ground for his famous feat of Rai
ls titry.? Punch.
Perhaps.
A jrirl may laucli at lore, bat
later she may realize that there
Js nothing better to cry on thaD a
man's shoulder.? Chicago News.
Easy.
Redd? A do* that runs under a ?ir
I riape is called a carriage doc. isn't It?
j Greene? Certainly.
"Well, what would you call one that
j rnni under an automobile?"
' "Why, a dend dog "
Agreed.
Qobblcton-FMisvn declares that four
hours' sleep per night Is enough for
any man.
Kidder? By Jore! That Is exactly
What my baby thinks. -Judge.
THE DRUMMER WAS SAVED.
D??p't? 'lh# t>*ng*r? of Hit Life Saving
Rubber Suit.
ANOTHER one of (he storlea which
Ptank Jones used to t*U oo him
aeilf I* repeated by Ai Campbell, j
who knew the dead dminnhop keeper j
very well.
"Jone* w*? horn la Wales," aald i
Campbell, "bat when a young roan I
lived In Bticyru*. O Tbey hud a vol- ,
otiteer Hi* department there. aud Jones
was made chief.
" "The 'Citizen* took au<b aa Interest 1
In ua,' Mid Jones In telling the atory.
that they chipped In and bought ua
fire laddies new sulta Across the
breast of each stilt was the motto,
"We Llv?t to Save." and on mine above
the motto Vas the word "Chief ' Id very
large letters, reaching nearly the width
of the motto.
" "One day,' Jones went on In his
nstial droll way, "th? hotel caught Are
Now, whiMi -the" hotel catches (Ire In
a small town It menns something.
This hotel was three stories high, and
we believed It the largest In the known
world, bating seen none any larger,
" "When the Ore bell rang all of oa
ran home to get oor new suits on be
fore attempting to tight such a Ore.
When wo reassembled, oiie by one,
that hotel was certainly going some.
In a third story window waa a man
who. so I learned later, traveled for a
wholesale robt>er house, lie said some
tblng about how he would like to be
saved, btn we could not nnderatand
him.
" "This fellow got real mad and. go
Ing baric In his room, put on some kind
of a rubber suit, which he blew op
Then he leajwd from that awfol till
building, three stories high, lie struck
the ground and bounced Itark aa high
aa the top of ihe hotel.*
"'Was fte saved?" generally asked
the bystaitders for whom the atory
was Intended.
" 'Finally,' said Jones, 'bot I had to
empty a si* shooter Into tbat denied
Inflated suit before I eventually got
him down to earth.' Kansaa City
Journal.
Education ? Failure.
Senator Kobert L. Owen of Oklabo
ma. whose mother wan a Cherokee
Indian, stirred up some eicitement
down Oklahoma way In one of the Brat
lawsuits be ever tried.
The opposing counsel saw nt to call
Owen a liar.
Owen go r. up and addressed himself
to the court In ahout thla language:
"Inasmuch as the court tuia done
nothing to maiutuln Its owu dignity
and a* I ant amply able to take care of
myself. I sliall take this affair Into my
own hands."
Then he (turned to the lawyer across
the table find remarked to him in a
loud voice that he was both a liar and
a blackguard and that, furthermore,
he could just take that. and that, and
that! Whereupon the opposing counsel
fell to the floor as one man. Owen had
used only bis fist, but everybody Id
the courtroom fled, not knowing when
bullets might be In th4 air.
After the affair was over the lawyer
who had called Owen a liar stood on
the front steps of the courthouse ami
observed to a couple of frfemta:
"I was never much in favor of edu
cating these' Cherokee boys. anyhow!"
? Washington Herald.
Comparisons.
After a girl has gated at the
diamond In her flrst engagement jj
ring everything else looks small . .
and insignificant to her.? Cbica- 1 1
go Record-Herald.
Reasonable Assumption.
Wife? John, dnr. please never tell
anybody that 1 walk In my sleep
Husband? Why ?
Wife? They mlcht think we haven't
any motor.? flu tire.
? Johnny Rob's Consolation.
Quartermaster (General Kdwtn A.
Taylor of th?> United Son# of Confed
erate Veteran* told at a Memorial day
banquet In Memphis this story:
"A southerner," he said, "sat In the
lobby of a Nt?w York hotel discussing
certain campaigns with a northerner.
" 'Well/ tlKi northerner ended, wtth
a langh? 'well. we licked yon, anyhow.'
" "Ye*, yon did," the southerner ad
mitted. 'but til's plain from the sise of
your pension list that before we (rare
In we crippled every blessed on# of
yon T Washington Star.
Short and to the Point.
A Kansas City young lady of few
words went to a dentist to ha to a
*>oth extracted.
"Pull It!" she said to the dentist.
"All right," replied the dentist He
applied the cocaine, adjusted hla for
ceps, and out tame the tooth.
"Want it?' lie asked the young lady,
holding the tooth before her.
"Want Itr she exclaimed. "Want
it: What fort Do yon think I'm as
Klk?"? Saturdny Kvenlng Post
SEATTLE'S
?"Treading t'opulfcr PHc*' Hol?l"
Hotel
Georgian
F.nrop*?n PUn
*11 <)ut*l4? Sonny
htwtiK. ENtiiil;
TornhM
.a?mpl? Huom*
C?mmrr. !?l A F?m
11 jr Ir?<to Villr ihI
RATK.?
?It *tf R??m* #1 up
Two ( ornoo* tl .v> up
Room with t*tb (I .SO
Two Perwm* NM tip
r.O.CALDWKLL.
Manwr
Tike Fmi L?k?> c?r from KOlm I m a v WUF. I
"nb?c [Vpr.i to F.?irth R? ?. I'nlon * Plkf I
amtmmmuutiitttttttiuzmitntaium
g RAW FURS
WB PAY
HIGH - PRICES
FOR FINE FURS
WRITF. KOR PRICK LIST
Percey's Fur House
Ochkoth. ? W>?<-on?in
lmma;umtKuanmm) dinnmrtam
C. E. Bogardus
Assayer
?:
Gold A Silver $1 00
Gold, Silver A Copper .. iM
Cyanide and Milling T?aU.
e
90 Columbia St. Seattle
1 LOCAL BRIEFS
SKAOWAY WEATHER REPORT
Result* o t the observation tak?n
Moore's Wbsrf at ntfdni*bi,
last nl*ht, is as follows:
tump. Um? oM?r<?Tt .. ..61 abov*
Mas. preceding 24 brs ... 73 above
Mln. " " " .. ??abov*
I'-HD " " " .. <1 ? .Ov?
fiwmrW?r 30: n Cloudy and calm.
J. IKUTA
MARnracTfRi^'i
JEWELER
WATCHES
AND CLOCKS
Curios, Ivory Carvings
Indian Baskets
CHINA AND CUT CLASS
(Xfirinl Wrtth Innjwftof for thf
W. P. h Y. Room
Mail CMett si"" prompt rsrt
SHIP YOUR
RAW FURS
TO THE
MIKNUFOUV MINN
W :?.? lor i?
Aiska Furs a Specialty
Very Top Prices Pair!.
Make - Trial ? Shipment
There is .Strength
and Vigor
in Every Drop
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SITKA
HOT SPRINGS
Sanitarium Alaska
''*nre, Clean. Fndiridua1 Baths
Abundance of ?7ater. Best of
Hotel Accommodation*. Fur
nished Cabins foe Rem . . .
Excellent Hunting and Fishing
Motor Boating and Sailing
Stesmer Georgia from Jnneau
makes semi-monthly visits. In
formation and rates upon request
Dr. F. L Goddard, Prop.
Health Resort
of
SEATTLE,
WA3H.
ALASKA
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*
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1
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H. W. UIMAN, Pro*.
'The Sanitary Milk Ranch"
The largCMt and b??t conducted dairy in A lanki.
Daily ShipmenU of Pure Milk and Cream
To all point# on Whit* Pun ft Tokon Rout*.