f?
I You make a mistake if
F ann us for its Home Cooking, I
Milk. Cream, Cottage Cheete and I
Butte milk from our own dairy.
Fresh Eggt. etc*
Hi 1,111 illlSi
M w w L L I 1 \J \J V/
Room# Single or en Suite J Electric Light*
Porcelain Baths on each floor
RATES $2.50 PER DAY AND UP
H. S. PULLEN, Prop. :: Skagway
SHIP YOUR
RAW FURS
TO THE
KINNtAPOLiS. MINN
\V e ior Circular ^
Ai'fka Furs a Specialty
Very Top Prices Paid.
Make - Trial ? Shipment
fTTT iiiiTiii i miiiinm. 'inmnartan;
RAW FURS
? : WE PAY
HIGH - PRICES
FOR FINE FURS
WHITE FOR PRICE LIST
Percey's Fur House |
Otkkosk, ? Wi?con?in p
Send the Skagway Dally Alaskan
hoine to the states. 75c. per month
The Only Firtf Claaa Hotel Opened Under New Manage
in Carcroa? ment
headquarter* tor Atiln Stjuw LAnct.
HOTEL SCOTT
Scott ft Schwanlekamp
Headquarters for Mining Men and
Travelers
SPECIAL RATE? AND ACCOMMOD ATION8 FOR MU8HERS.
WELL FURNISHED ROOMS TABLE THE BEST
GOOD STABLES FIRST CI ASS BAR STOCK
CARCROSS <*7 ?> YUKON TER.
NEW COMFORTABLE ELEGANT
The Caribou Hotel
E_ W. GIDEON. Proprietor ^
Carcross , Yukon Territory
Immadiat ?!> Oppomte the White Paee'Depot
Well Equipped Furnace Heated Throughout Cafe and Bar
Headquarters for 'Schulz'i Adin Royal Mail* Stage Lire
The Skagway Pioneer Dairy
M. P. tetMAN, Prop.
4 'The Sanitary Milk Ranch"
The largest and beat conducted dairy in A laaka. "*>
Daily Shipments of Pure Milk and Cream
To ?U polnUoo Whl?* Pm A Yukon Route.
B.M. BEHRENDS, Banker
Juneau, y J^Alatkn
OLDEST BANK IN ALASKA
Respectfully Solicits The Accounts
of Skagway Firmn And Individuals
on, - 3ROMO QUININE. " tlutU J? {Tit ?
|^S8v3 Bromo Quinine fiZ 1 tfSJrvVXj**
?^..On^To^ i? 2 D*y*
BOUNDARY LINE MARKS.
THom Betwt?n Hanover and Holland
on tha Rhina Ara Uniqua.
Mauy of the International boundary
marks display a sentimental as w ell aa
a practical character The famous
"Pillar of Farewell." wliloh marka the
Hue between Russia anil Siberia, haa
been celebrated lit song ami atory.
This boundary mark sttnds between
Ekaterinburg. I" Russia. and Tlumen.
Id Siberia It aland* on the main road,
along which ;h?u*mids of exiles have
passed. It Is an obelisk of brick, six
teen feet In height On tUe west side
tt bears In Russian characters the
word "Europe." and on the east aide
the word "Asia."
The boundary marks along our north
ern fmutler. separating ua from Can
ada. are of a most practical sort For
many hundreds of miles tlie 8t Law
rence river and the great lakes forin j
the natural boundaries, but there Is a 1
vast stretch of prairie land beyond !
with no natural demarcation. The
boundary marks here are pillars of
iron and wood placed tt Intenala of i
one mile. They have been alternately |
supplied by the two governments and ;
may tie seen from the Lake of the
Woods to the Red river valley. Be- I
yond that the marks are mounds of j
earth and culms of stone.
The itranKcot of "Curopeao frontier:
lines Is that markl ig the boundary be- j
tween Hanover and Holljnd. where It
crosses the Ithlne. A row of pontoons
lies a<T >ss the river, chained bow and
stern Inasmuch aa the dividing line I
nina through from stem to stern, the j
eastern halves of the boats are painted j
In German colors, the western In
Dutch The efTeet la most striking.
Austria has a frontier line of about j
3.900 miles of which 2.00rt Is land
Every inlle of this must be guarded
against the encroachments of Austria's
nelghl?>rs ilermany Is in a similar
situation, since her land frontiers,
bordering rpon Russia. Austria. Sw1t
xerland. France, Holland and Belgium
are 2.?.V> tulles In extent, and by far
tl-e larcer portion ia not protected ty
tronn tains, rivers or any other natural
boundaries. The German senooast, how
ever. Is only 7-14 miles In extent? Bar
DRESS OF MALTESE WOMEN.
Silk Hooded Cloaks Hid* Fact and
Form From the Curious.
The dress of the Maltese la very stn
pular. and that of the women striking
In the extreme When abroad they are
all arrayed In black. They put on over
tlielr other dress a robe or loose skirt 1
of that color, brought high on the
bosom, and Id place of bonnets their ,
beads are covered with a black silk
mantle which Invests their shoulders
and descends halfway behind.
The part which covers the head Is
furnished with a piece of whalebone In
serted in the hein. which keeps It In po
sltion and prevents the silk from drop- ,
plug over the eyes. One hand, placed
Inside. Is hlways necessary to hold to- ;
gethcr the sides of the senrf la front
and the other hand Is often bid nnder
its folds, only a forefinger lielng suf
fered to np|iear through the opening
left for the purpose. Of course, under
such mufflers little can be seen of the
(H'autlet- of form or feature If a Maltose
nymph happens to possess them. The
eyes and a moving, pull black figure
are all that can t? distinguished.
Kilt sometimes the fair one deigns to
exhibit bor face to a curious gaxcr in
place of engrossing herself the privi
lege of seel tig. and features good hu
mored. rather pleading than handsome
and irradiated by a pair of fine, spark
ing eyes, are displayed to the beholder.
The completion is a dark olive, partak
ing a little of a sort of mulatto tinge.
The mantle Is obviously borrowed, or
rather It has descended from a distant
age and people. It answers to the veil
of eastern ladles.
Such figures, thousands of whom are
abroad on the Sabbath, give the streets
a funeral look it seems as If all Malta
had gone Into mourning.? Philadelphia
Inquirer.
Scott's Narrow E?c?pc.
The world hud a narrow escape of
never having known a Sir Walter Scott
When a tiny babe he was left In charge
of a maid, but the girl's heart was in
Kdinburgh. whither she wanted to go
to rejoin her lover. She was. however,
compelled to stay and look after the In
fant at Snndy Knowe. The girl re
garded her charge as an obstacle to be
removed and afterward confessed that
she carried young Scott up to the crags
(under a strong temptation of the devil,
as she expressed It), fully Intending to
cut his throat with ber scissors and
bury him under the moss.
Classifying Him.
"Brother Hurdesty. can't yon make
your contribution for the education of
the heathen a little Inrger than usual
this yearT"
"Dr. Goodman. I'm more than dou
bling it I have Just started that young
est boy of mine to college."? Chicago
Tribune.
His Lesson.
"You know I refused you half a doz
en times before we were married," said
Mr. Meekton's wife.
"Yes." replied her husband. "1 sus
pect that's what has kept me from ever
wanting my own way again."? Wash
ington Star.
He 0>d Not Need It.
Buskin -I cant go on. I hnvent any
makeup Manager What are you play
ing tonight 1 Busklu? The fool In?
Manager ? t>o right on. Never mind the
makeup.
A good conscience Is heaven; a bad
one hell.? German Proverb.
Itchod So Could Not Sleep. Mast
of Sores. Eye3 so Could Not Se?
Out of Them. Got Cuticura Soap
and Ointment. Sure Cure.
4400 Utlca St., l??w, OJoi-KJ
Mtrait cam* ftm ?Uh ptmplM and a nu*
on ray fare, then on mj waip. car* and
reck. It Ittbad no bad thai
I could not ?Mt? I *u ?
maw at ?area and aiy eyaa
Him ao 1 could Dot mil
Oftu-a. II brokaaqrlMM*
to look at my faca. *v ary
hit at akin came off whwe
the dlanaiMi waa. I mjffWfd
awful Mwwi the burolnr
m<l Itchln*. and what***
part of my l>ody It *M on would bp swollen.
I treated for there raontha and would |?
Niter for a week and thai I would be a*
bad aa ever. I taw in tho paper about
Outlcur.i. bo I acnt and not aome Outtcara
Soap and Ointment I bad Uir mm> for
flva mint ha I of ore I hegaa to nw CuUrsm
Snap and Ointment but X gel well in a
ahort time afur 1 started I/O tine them It
li a auto cure m I have not l>?n troubled
with It since. You ought to neii my face
now. I have such a nice compfcirton a* mft
aa a baby's." (Xlgaed) Mr*. Mary Uleo
dinning. Dec. IS, 1011.
Cuticura 8<?p and Olntinrat do so ran*
for pltr.ples. blackheads. red. rough skins.
Itching. scaly scalps. dandruff, rtrj . tWn and
failing hair, chapped hamla and shapetnas
nail* with painful flnger-mda. that It la
almost ninilnal no* to use tbeia. Sold
throughout the world, l iberal aainpio of
each nulled free, with 31-p 8ktn Hwik. Ad
drmpxxt-eard "Cullcura. Dept. T.
M-1'ender-fared Ben am mid uae <"ullru?
Soap S Having Stick. 2.r<c. Sample frer
The Curious Elephant.
"The fact thai the elephant's feet are
padded lender* his stop nolaHea*, In
spite of hia k'roflt tv eight," a naturalist
tells us. "inj tils extraordinary Dim
Menes* seems almost toronipatible with
bis great bti.'k."? Our Dumb Animals.
Climbing.
Rich Man (to clerk)-- 1 started In at
the lowest rung of the Udder. My
first wife irot only $5 a week alimony.
Now look at me! raying $300 to my
'ast. and 1 haven't stopped cllmhlag
yet.-l'uck.
Naturally.
De Style- 1 hear Soaknm. the pngll
lat. was held tip by a hlahws-. man
and they irot Into a fight I arppoae
Soakum won hands down. Gur.l>uato
-Oh, no; he lost, haadiup? New York
Tlmea.
Oran|M
Tour boiling water on oranges and
let ihem atand Ove minutes. Thla will
cause the white llnlnj; to come away
clean with the akin, so that a large
quantity of oranges can be quickly
sliced for sauce or padding
Corrected.
Teacher - Wb?t are parallel lines?
Micky Mulberry what ara you grin
nlng at? Micky Mulberry-'Scu* me,
Miss Shan*- *"y ioWy might
make de same mistake. Yer means
pari* Del l>an?, don't yer?? Puck.
Properly Situated.
"They may say what they like
against him.'' said the convicted one's
defender, "but his heart la In the right
place."
"Yea," assented the other, "and so Is
the rest of him for a few years "
Be Prepared.
In every avenue of life great oppar
tunltles an? constantly confronting as.
Who are <-oady for them? Who will
fill the positions? It Is the pr?pai*d
men. those equal to tha placra, wfco
generally get them ? Blxcbange
Countering n Touch.
"Don't you think you're wasting
your tl:nc tnlkinc the valua of ec?n
omy to Blank? He hasn't any
money."
"I know, but I have."? Detroit Free
Pr??.
A Reminder.
"What a debt we owe to medical
science!" he said as he put down the
paper.
"Good heavens!" she exrlrlmwl
"Haven't you pnM '.hat doctor'! bill
yet ?"? Chicago Post.
Nothing Ottrusive.
Hobb~ You've been spending a week
with Prrlclna. haven't you? Flow la
his house furnished Inside?
Nobb? I never noticed.
"Well, he always did have food
taste."? life.
Its Kind.
"Don't you think It Is que?r a doctor
should turn his attention to writing
poetry T"
"Not at all. Poetry has long been
one of the droits In I he market."? Bal
timore American.
As Usual.
"Did you hire that plumber I recom
mended to you?"
"Yes."
"How did lie turn out?"
"Oh, he filled the bill, all right"?
Boston Transcript.
Tart Reply.
Mrs. ITautton (nulkioinl) ? ? Yon
were aucb a charming debutante, my
dear, fifteen years ago. Mrm. Inglefe?
Waa I? 1 only remember you made
such & lovely chaperou for me when 1
ca.a?t got? London Tit Bits.
DON'T BXPkhlMKXT
Von Will Make No MUtake If V..?
Wiow Thin iMik*.
Never neglect your kidneys
If you have psln in the bar*,
urinary dlnorders, ditslnena and
nervousness, It'a tlm# to act and
oo time to experiment. Thee# arc
frequently symptoms of kidney
trouble, and a remedy ? bleb H
recommended (or tbe kidneys sboeW
be taken In Ume.
Doan's Kldnay Pilla are a good
remedy to use. It baa acted effect
ively in many cases in this vicinity.
Can Alaakan residents demand
further proof than tbe following tee
Umonlal?
E. O. Beaumont, 625 O it.
Eureka, Cal , aaya: "For a long
time I h.id a bad cane of kidney and
bladder trouble. Tbe kidney secret
lona were too frequent in pa*ee?e
and I Buffered a great deal from
backache that waa especially seve-e
at nlgbt. I applied plasters to my
hack and used other remedies, but
without receiving any notice* Me
benefit. Happening to aee an ar
ticle In tie papera about Itoina
Kidney PU'a, I procured the rem
edy. I began uaing It and In a
abort time my kidneys wer# restor
ed to a rormal condition I bare
used five boxes of Doan's Kidney
Pills and can say that I am cured
As I did not take any other remedy
at the same time. I give the fall
credit for my cure to Poen's Kidney
PlUe."
For salo by all dealers Price
60 cents Foster-Mllbum Co, B?f
falo. New fork, sole agents for the
United Stfc-ea.
Remember tbe name ? Doan'e?
and take no other
A. II. MEETING TONIGHT.
There will be a meeting of Camp
Skagway No. 1 Arctic Brotherhood
tonight at 8.30.
Visiting brothers are cordially In
vited.
to rj-RK a corn i* oxe oat j
Take LAXITrVE BROMO Quinine
Tablets Droir*1atj refund money if
it falle to cure. E. W. OROVE*8 ai*
signature la on each box. SSe.
riVE GOOD ONE S TO DRAW TO.
Pebblnford and Gib?on Rti. Hed
weHw Bl?e Ribbon end Pale Raia
ier Beer kt the Board of Trad*
IRo for a home cooked meal
qulck, clean arrrlce Where T At
the New Home Restaurant. Fifth
Avennr half a minute from Droedwa
Bonded whisk**"- ^b*oo. Mo.?n
Vernoi and Belmont, The beat of
Beer - I'-bie Ribbon, Budwelwer and
Pale Rainier, at the Mae^rK Tele
phone <7. "
Olympla beer on draft at the
Board of Trad-v Thta famous brew
la kept coMtautly fr??h tenth on
draft and In bottles This la the
time to drink beer Get It a| the
Board of Trade Bar. where the eel
ob rated Rainier Beer la al^o kept
in toottlee ??
XOTM*
Tb? Alaika Transfer ?*oi?i
panv aoltriu your buain?r?
Orders (flv?n prompt and
r?r*?fu| ?tt?ntion. Offlc* ?tlll
remains In Depo*. building, W
P ft Y. R. 'Ption* 10.
R??p?rtfulljr yonr?,
HERB TAYLOR
ANOTHER WONDER OF SCIENCE.
RUIotr *aa rr?r?J Ikal P?4nf U
ruw4 kT ?
8?4an<-* la don Iff wond?.n thaaa day* t* ?
-Wlctna u wall aa In maehenlca. Stora |
Adam lived, lha bum* 1 raca ha? s??n
troubled with dandruff, for whirtl no hair
[Preparation haa haratofnra pmrad a *?<?
-??aful cor* until Nurturo'* waa
put on th? market. It la a arlentlV prep
? rat ton that kllla Hi* *erfn that <nake?
landruff or eeurf by dlrfftnc Into lh?
?oeli> to get at lha root of the hair wherw
(t "upa tha vitality; canaln* iffilng e^-alp
falltnff hair, and Anally heldn*?a With
3ut dandruff hair muat row hjr-irlantlr
It la tha only deatmrer of dindmff
Md hv leading 1rur?i?l? Wend *??
In atampa for aample to Tha Herat
?Ma Co , Detroit. Wirh
On* dollar bottle* (uaraatwd.
Wm. BrUt, Spaclal ifTit, <5kafway
FREE*?"
TO FUR SHIPPERS
!*? momt ?emr%%+ ?*> f
port Pflc* I.it' of wklN
"5I? Glftibrrt #Wpprr
?mm ruBtKtt-o latarewi in Ra? r?r?
WTM
It'trot ? Trapper ?Unl4?. ba??pefcii?ati<*
mMffvpaaorti ?*v? r ?*? f"*
aorw of whet Udolaa la all <toJ*MR*ef
Ha World l? Aiwawan Ra? r?*a. TM
lafe.matkw <? worth handrM* f 4r>ltar> la
A. w??. h r ?-*ow trs met
A. B. SHUBERT, UK ?
Aairttn *>? rat*
S.n *(**?*..*? * .aoda.tL.1 14.
LOCAL BRIEFS
9RAOWAV WEATMtA RtPOWT
Reaulto of lb* tan#*
it Mooce'i Wharf U mld?l?fc?
lAAt nUht, 'a M folkiws:
TVmp llm* o\#*r r**~ tt . . . ti abov#
Mai prM-Mlm 24 Or* 1.1 AhorA
vfto * ?ten#
tr.an - ?l ?*>??
Ctoo.ly and caiai H?ron?*<?r T. t*
None better And p?ir?r tbAn OIN
Rjre, Rainier A nd Olfmpla RAar
Orders bf 'phono promptly <totl*Arad
T1>a MMrot
HRf:tT CUMMm <*.%?.?
Sold at a \<m' Malt RaIaIat, H
cents p?r bott!#. RapArtatlf prApAf*
ed for sick people and Invalid*, And
excellent for nursing mothers Oalf
two barrela left After thAf, prlc?
will be 36 r?nU per bottlA
Paafc Train Bar
Food rooked aa ri abonld be at
tha "WbltA Paas CafA" Only the
beat In the mar art Mr* OrlolT
Kin*. proprlAtrssa W
(THII HR1T OKI Till*
>1
The Park Train Koa'aaraaA
fterved A I* rart#
rl(OM<WMO*AL ( ARM*.
Altnneri
H. R. Ltt FKVRK
A tt-imey - A t - Uw
Commlaslonar For Tako-i ' .rltor/
to 1 ake AfrtdarltA
Skacvay - ? AtoAka
ffflOK RAlUI
ItinriKr-.tt-U*
HA INKS - - At. AA A
I. . P. rORRHTRLL
? X a w j e r
? 00-40 J ISII nidf 5Un Fraaelaoo
Sp?c1a attention gtTAn to
Mining A RaaI Bat?'? < **?*.
Dewil iAa
OH I, S. ?II
DcaMN
M<m Modern Matkoda
()p?a Fran In**
Offlre l|.?,r? 912 am II f m
Alaakan " ilhSing - -HroAdway
8KAGWAT ? A I, AS A II
M r. I'ATTrRfrt DETTM.
II IVLV
fVnt.il Mpplln
? ivaten !??
D I If T A L KtiPPbtll
129 W*lk#r RMc Mtttl* W??fc
Ordain hr m?H or r?hU will rwtw
prompt attwotlon. r?ul'('i? o?
(MM.
IKUTA
w**rT?cTr*T*c
JEWELER
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AND CLOCKS t
Curio*, Ivory C??rrinf?
Indian Baiketi
CHINA AND CUT. CLAM
Offccaal W??ch Iwpeefnr hf
W P ft Y Pr-tt.
M<il OHmi tutw prompt ?*?
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and Vigor
in Every Drop
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