I You nuke a mistake if
I vou do not itop at
Famous {of its Home Cooking,
Milk, Cream, Cottage Cheese and
Buttermilk from our own dairy.
Fresh Eggs, etc'
IF PIIIIFI Ml
L ULLL i II y U v L
Rooms Single or en Suite Electric Lights
Porcelain Baths on each floor
RATES -$2.50 PER DAY AND UP
H. S. PULLEN, Prop. :: Skagway
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SHIP YOUR
RAW FURS
TO THE
iirtiiitia
MlNNtAPOLlS, ? MINN.
W e lor Circular a
A ; ?ka Fur? a Specialty
Very Top Price* Paid.
Make - Trial - Shipment
| RAW FURS
' WE PAY
I HIGH - PRICES
FOR FINE FURS
| WRITE FOB PRICE LIST
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O?hkoah, ? 'VUcoMiD
Send the Skagway Dally Alaskan
home to the atatM. 75c. per month
The Only Firit Class Hotel
in Carcrosa
Opened Under New Manage
ment
headquarters tor Atlln Lino.
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Scott & Schwanitkamp
Headquarters for Mining Men and
Travelers
SPECIAL RATE* AND ACCOMMOD ATION8 FOR MU8HER8.
WELL FURNISHED ROOMS TABLE THE BFJST
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CARCROSS & ?? YUKON TER.
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The Caribou Hotel
L 2 E. W. CJDfcON. Proprietor ^
Car cross, Yukon i erritory
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Immediately Oppoute the White PaM Depot
Well Equipped ? Furnace Heated Throughout Cafe and Bar
Headquarters for 'Schulz's Atlin Royal Mail1 Stage Line
The Skagway Pioneer Dairy
H. r. MIMAN, Prop.
'The Sanitary Milk Ranch"
The laiv&rt and best conducted dairy In A laska. ? ? ?
Daily Shipments of Pure Milk and Cream
To all pulnuon White Pw a Yukon Route,
B.M. BEHRENDS, Banker
Juneau, ? Alaska
OLDEST BANK IN ALASKA
Respectfully Solicit* The Accounts
of Skagway Firms And Individuals
Only Onj "rtROMO QUININE." tlut is _
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Core,* CcidinOae *gr. Crir ,, 7 I Vyj t 2Sc
si lis
FROM VOTING
Two very notable bills were In
troduced Into the Ala.ka legisla
ture last week, oue of them by
Rep. Sviudseth against the construc
tion and operation of fish traps,
the other by Senator Roden, the
object of which Is to gurlfy the bal
lot by forbidding immoral men and
women from voting, The text of
the bills follow:
The Roden Bill.
Sec. 1. ? No common prostitute or
person who keeps or maintains or is
interested in keeping or maintain
ing, or who resides in or is an in
mate of or frequents or habitually
resorts to any house of prostitu
tion or of ill-fame, or any other
house or place commonly used as a
house of prostitution or of ill-fame,
or as a house or place of roeort of
lewd persons for the purpose of
prostitutiou or lewdness, or who
being male and female do lewdly
and lasciviously cohabit together,
shall be permitted to register as a
voter or to vote at any election in
this Territory, and any such person
who shall bo register or vote, or
offer or attempt to so register or
vote, ahull on conviction thereof be,
r unished l>y a flue not exceeding
five hundred dollar*, or by lmprls- 1
oniuent in the federal Jail not ex- j
feeding six months, or both such '
fine and imprisonment.
Sec. 2.? -Whenever any person
within any of the prohibited classes
mentioned in Section 1 of this act i
shall offvr himself or herself for
registration, it shall be the duty of j
the registrar in addition to offrlng
to said person any elector's oath |
provided by law, to examine such |
person as to his or her qualifica
tions under this act, and if such
person is not quallf c-d by reason of
Ittrlug within any .uch prohibited
class, it shall be the duty of the
leglstrar to refuse to register such
person, and the reg strar shall keep
a brief memorandum in writing
showing all such examinations and
his determination thereon.
Sec. 3. ? If any person within any
o{ the prohibited classes mentioned
in Section 1 of this act shall be reg
istered and shall offer to* vote, he
or she may be challenged for belnj, i
within such prohibited class or class j
es. and there-upon such person
shall be examine' as to his or her ,
qualifications under this act, and If |
the board of election is satisfied j
that such person is within any such
prohibited class bis or her vote
stall not be recehed.
Sec. 4. ? it any person wiuun ?uj
of the prohibited classes mentioned
in Section 1 of this act lall make
my false answer to any : h exam
ination, either by such r- e strar or
on such challenge before 'le boi.rd
o' election, it shall be c nsldered
and held to be a separate and dis
tinct offense from any offeuse men
tioned in Section 1 of this act and
on conviction thereoi, such person
shall, in addition to any penalty in
curred by any other provision of
this act, be punished by a fine not
exceeding five hundred dollars or
by Imprisonment In the Federal jail
not exceeding six months, or by
both such fine and Imprisonment."
The Svir.dseth Bill.
Sec. 1. ? That uo person, associa
tion or corperutlon shall hereafter
procure or cause any person to bulld,
trect, maintain or operate In any
of the public waters in the Terri
tory of Alaska, any structure or de
vice for catching fish known as
stationary or floating fish trap?,
weirs or pound nets, whether the
same be stationary or floating at
anchor cr otherwise, for catching.
Impounding and taking salmon or
any other food >lsh from said wat
ers; and any person, association or
corporation who shall violate any of
the provisions of this act shall be
punished on conviction thereof by
a fine not lass than five hundred
dollars nor mor* than five thousand
dollars, or by imprisonment in jail
not less than one month or more
than one year, or by both such fine
and imprisonment; and each day
that any such person, association or
corporation shall maintain or oper
ate said trap in violation of this
act shall constitute a separate of
fense; Provided, that this act shall
not take effect until January first,
nineteen hundred and fourteen, and
Provided further. That any violation
of this act shall be prosecuted by
the United States District Attorney
before any commissioner when com
.oltted In his Jurisdiction, or before
any district court in this territory.
EXERCISE YOUR WILL
Nothing h impoaib'e. There
are ways which lead to everything,
and if we had Mif&dem will we
should aiwav* have lu&if-tf meant.
? La Rochefoucauld.
LIKE. CURES
LIKE
Bv ELIZABETH WEED
Dr. Vermatllle. tbo renowned Parti
stoma -h specialist being overworked,
broke down and was obliged to g^Ti
up the practice of bta profession, at
least temporarily. Before starting for
the Riviera, wbere be proponed (o re
cuperate. be turned over his patients to
Dr. Hartwell, a young American yt>o
bad studied medicine In Parts and aft
' er graduation bad accepted a position
with Dr? Vermatllle preparatory to set
ting up for a specialist In America.
Tbc two were sitting together In
[ Dr. Vermatllle's office, going over an
alphabetical list of patients and a brief
statement of the symptoms of each
Coder the letter "L" came tbe name of
Lasaot, Louise.
"Mile. Lasant," sntd Dr. Yerinatllle,
"you will And a difficult case to dlag
no*e At least I have not yet made up
my mind a.u to the nature of ber dis
ease. She la languid, takes no interest
In anything, has no appetite and Is In
clined to melancholy. I bare recom
mended a diet of the most digestible
food and given her charcoal nnd other
stomach remedies She has responded
to hone of tbein. Possibly yon may
stumble on tbe weak spot that Is caus
ing the trouble, and If you do, as yon
well know, the battle Is half won."
'l^Motr said Dr. Hartwell, striv
ing to recall the person to whom tbe
name belonged "Is not she a young
lady abont twenty years old, very
beautiful, with chestnut bait and soft
brown eyes? I think I visited such B
patient one day- no: It was ber mother
-when you were out of town."
'Terhaps so." replied Dr Vermatllle
and proceeded to give a statement o I
the case of the next patient on the list
A few dnvs after Dr Vermatllle's
departure Dr llartwell while making
his round of visits called ?i i on Mile
l.nsiint. He found her dressed In
negligee continue lying on a lounge lo
ber houdolr reading a novel Do see
lug the doctor a sllcht flush came Into
ber cheeks
"A little fever thla morning, rhf
said the doctor cheerily, at the same
time gently pushing it gold bracelet up
on to her arm that he might feel ber
pulse. The moment tie touched her
wrist be felt a qnlt kened throbbing.
?'Feverish, uot fever," he continued
"There 1* a difference. I assure you "
Ti>en tbe doctor asked her If she felt
loss of orcatb In going upat Ire
whether abe suffered distress after eat
ing. If she slept well To all of tfeae
?liiestl >n* sh<? gave satisfactory rej Ilea
llartwell. being bo wiser aa to her
case than before, resorted to the i\<tjal
device of physicians, took out his pre
acriptJon blanks, and, AHlic one out
with some hieroglyphic* which aov
properly educated druggist would
know meant pure water with an agree
able Unvoting. he took his leave. prora
ting to call ajraln lu a fe~v days
"At what hour?" asked tbe yo.ing
I Isdv. .
"Atioui the s:iroe as today." replied
the young m?n
On Ills next vMt he found bis pa
tlent In a ravishing morning costume
some cut flowers In a tase stsndlng
on a table and a slik blanket of color*
becoming to the yenng Indy's complex
loo thrown oter lier
"Ah." be exclaimed. "1 see that yon
are much betterP
"Better? I nssnre yon I ana much
wiirw. I thought yoo Mid you were
coming again In ? few days?"
"Thl* ta Friday. I was here on
Monday."
"But I ex!>ected you on Wednesday "
"Pardon my neglect Sloce Dr. Ver
ms tIKe's depart or* I have >w?n ?erj
bnay "?
When this morning the doctor took
the rtiund wrist t-etween his thamb
and the tips of his fingers he felt not
only a qnlck throhnlng In his patient
but a tingling of hla own. which, conta
in* tbr<?igb bla arm. thrilled btm
"I think." be Mid. "that yonr trouble
la In the heart"
The patient lowered ber eyes.
"Von need fresh air. There Is noth
ing like pure oxygen to build np tbe
system Instead of giving you drugs I
will take yon ?ut to the Bo!a de Bon
logue The buds are swelling and tbe
birds are singing. Mr carriage stands
at tbe Moor. What do yon ?ayT"
Throwing off ber silken blanket, she
sprang from her couch, ran Into sn
other room to change her costume and
presently returned charmingly dressed
for s dr1?e.
Paris In the spring ban al-vn.v* been
a delightful city, and the spring aeason
la ndra'rnbly adapted for baking love
The .vrxing doctor, having discovered
the kind of medicine bis patient re
qnlred. irnve It In augar conted donee
(le drove her out every day that he
could itosalbF; snefb from hi* duties,
and when not able to see ber In the
daytime be made np for tt.e loss by
a lone visit In the evening Indeed,
moat of bta time during hla chiefs ab
sence was tlven to one patient, the
only one of the lot who did not need
his professional fl Mention.
When Dr Vermatllle r?tnrred be aat
down with hla assistant to listen to a
report of, the condition of hla patlenta.
"Lasnnt. Louise," he said, reading
from the list
"Recovered I fonnd that from the
date of my visit to Mme. Laaant aome
time before tour departure ber daugh
ter suffered T mm cardiac trouble"
"What treatment did yon applyt*
"I acted on the homeopathic prmc!
pie of 'like coree like.' "
"H'ro! The neit It Lavljne, Henri"
DO NT KXiWllMKJrr
Vou Will Make No Mistake IT forj
Foiimr This \d?tc*.
Never neglect four kldnejs.
If you have pain la the b**.
urinary disorder*, dlisiua s tad
dervousness, It's time to act tad
no time to experiment. Tb tre
frequently symptoms of ktdr.ay
trouble, aud a remedy trblci l?
recommended for the kidneys should
be t.ikau ia lima.
D >an's Kidney fills are a good
remedy to use It baa acted effect
ively in m<iny cases lo this vicinity
Con Alaskan rest I en la demand
furtacr proof than tba following ta*
tlmoulalT
E. O Ueaumoot, 635 Q 3t.
Eureka, Cal., says "For a loug
time 1 bad a bad case of kidney and
bladder trouble. Tba kidney iterat
ions were too frequent ia pasaage
and I suffered a great deal from
backache that was especially severe
at night. I applied plasters to my
back and used other remedies, but
without receiving any noticeable
benefit. Happening to see an ar
icJe li the papers about Doin's
Kidney Pil>, I procured the rem
edy. 1 began using It and In a
short time my kidney* were restor
ed to a normal condition. 1 bave
used fire boxes of Doan's Kidney
Pills and can say that I am cured
As I did not take any otlter remedy
at the same time, I give the full
credit for my cure to Doan's Kidney
Pills."
For sale by all dealers. Price
50 cents. Foster-MHbnrn Co , Buf
falo, New fork, sole agents for the
United St*.?*a.
Remember the name? Doan's?
and take no other
Citizens desiring to vote for can
idutOH for the common council of
Skagway, Alaska, at the municipal
"lection to bo held April 1, 191 S.
must register The registration
hooks will be open at the town hall
from 7 to 10 o'clock every evening
from Mnri-h 17 and' March 19. in
clusive. %
D. McKay,
Town Clerk.
REGISTRATION NOT HE.
FIVE GOOD ONSS TO DRAW TO.
Pebbleford and Gibson Rye. Bud
welsT, Blue Rtbbca and Pa!? Rain
ler Beer at the Board of Trad".
NOTKK
The Alaska Transfer rom
panjr solicits your bu?1r.eee.
Orders given prompt and
careful at'ention. Office still
remains In Depot building, W.
P ft Y. R. Phone 10.
R?<pectfully yours,
HERB TAYLOR.
<;rk \t ctearaxck sai.e
Sold at a low' Malt Rainier, 20
cents per bottle. Eapeclally prepar
ed for sick people and invalid*, and
excellent for aurslng mother*. Only
two barrels left After that, price
will be 35 cento per bottle
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Boat Meals and Short Ord??r
Sorvice in the North.
Only Whit*- Help Employed
Private Boxes
Furnishings Attractive
Mrs. Orloff Kinjr, Frop'r.
? ??FREE*?
TO FUR SHIPPERS
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JUpnrt Ud PflnLIMof n>?iB4 m?i 'tmt
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