SEATTLE'S
Tiejulitiir Popular Priced Hotel
Hotel
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T BROADWAY, (N?r Fifth) *
$ Tony Dortero s <
DON'T FROG
Unless You've Got 50 CENTS
W W. BODGHTOfl
DEALER IN;
Cigars Tobacco.
Smokers* Abides,
Stationery and Fish
ing Tackle
LARGK v"'RCTLATI3JG LIBRARY
INCLXmNG LATEST COPY
RIGHTED BOOKS
MAwA/.lNFS. SKWSPAI'MT] AND
OTHER FERIOP1CALS
SITKA
HOT SPRINGS
Sanitarium [sitva] Alaska
Large, ? '? an. ln-i ?> :-;ua >ai!is.
Abundance of Water. l>est of
Hotel Accommodation*. Fur
n i <hevl Cabin.-, (or Heat
Mot. r Roatinc ?r>-: Sailing.
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makes ??mi-monthly v Mts. lis
Dr. F. L. Goddard. Prop.
Health Resort
ALA SKA1
DEAFNESS CANNOT BF 6URE0
by local applications, as they cannot
reach the J leased oortiou of the car.
There lc only one way to cure deaf
new, aud that U? by constitutional
remedies. Deafness is caused by an
Inflamed condition of the Eustachian
Tube. When this tube Is inflamed
you have a rumbling pound or impor
ted hearing, ami when it is entireh
closed, deafness is the result, and Uri
els? the inflammation can (h? takou
out and this tube restored to its nor
nial condition, hearing will be do
tstroywd forever; nine case* out of ten
pre caused by Catarrh, which is noth
ing but an Inflamed condition of the
mucous ?urfaotv;.
We will give One Hundred lV>llars
for any case of deafness (caused by
Catarrh) that cannot l>o cured by
Hall's Catarrh Cure. Send f.?r etr
cul&rs, free.
P. J. CHENEY & CO.. Toledo, O.
Sold by Druggists, 75c
Take Hall's FtemMy Pills fer oonsU
pation.
THREE good ones to draw to
MONTICELLO RYE
BKBBLEFORD RYE
GIBSON RYE.
Pot tied in Bond. In Bulk or In
littles. At *he Board of Trade, tf
GRAND REDUCTION OF STOCK
SALfc
The Tack Train is no? ?clllng
big lot of Good Goods at reduc ?
prices as they are ge'tlng too <
to hold ana sell at a profit. > our*.
Hwmin Grlmn
RAW FURS
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? : WE PAY
HIGH - PRICES ?
FOR FINE FURS
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WU1TE FOR PRICE LIST
Percy s Fur House
Othkosh. ? Wikcontin
ROYAL
Steam L* a a nd r y
All Work Guaranteed. Short
Orders Promptly
Done.
Messenger will call and deliver J
PHONE 79.
SHIP YOUR
RAW FURS
TO THEl
MINNEAPOLIS. - MINN
W e for Circular ?
A ska Furs a Specialty
Very Top Price* Paid.
Make - Trial - Shipment
The Houseqf Rich
D J. Rich. Proprietor.
WALl PAPER, BUILDING PAPER
p\;nts, oils, glass and
01 ILDING MATERIAL
Mall Orders Promptly
Attended To
Skanwav, Alaska
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+ NEW COMFORTABLE ELEGANT -J
J The Caribou Hotel i
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? ^ E. U'. GIDEON. Proprietor ^
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+ Carcross, Yukon Territory
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Immediately Oppooite the UTiite P?*? Depot
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.j, W ell Equipped Furnace Heated Throughout Cafe and Bar
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+ Headquarters for 'Schulz's Atlin Royal Mail' Stage Line
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#<?11111 -I"!"! 1 I 1 I 1 M I I I I ?!??!?
The Jack Horner, the new can
Mry tender of the Pacific American
Kishpries, operating at Excursion In
l. t, at which Robert Forbes in sup
er'ntendant. came into Haines Tues
day evening bringing Mr. Forbes up
m a business trip. Captain Brandt,
who had the Sachem three years aifo
"or the same company is In com
mand of the big tender.
The Jack Horner was built in
Seattle by Nelson and Keloz and cost
tl 1,000. She is 76 feet long and
is equipped with a SO H. P. Union
engine and an additional six H. P.
hoisting engine for brailing fish from
traps, and a four H. P. engine is
i s-vd to jrenerate power for electric
lights in every part of the vessel and
t< r a search light. A great many peo
ple were down to the dock inspect
by competent speakers as "a daisy."
The Jack Homer left for Excursion
Inlet Tuesday forenoon Haines Plo
CLIFF MINE DECLARES
ANOTHER DIVIDEND.
Another dividend of 2-? per font
As the company is capitalized a'
J 100,000, the dividend amounts to
In all the mine has yielded a net
profit of $160,000. Of this amount
'he stockholders have received $125,
:2."> per cent, and the owners 3-"> per
cent. These profits were made in
GOVERNMENT SHIPS DEPART.
SEATTLE, May 5? The coast sur
vey steamer I1? iter son sailed last
i.ijiht for Sannak island. Alaska, and
< npa Strait., between 1'nea island
and the Alaska peninsula. Captain
Gilbert Kude, of the survey steamer
>h crew of the steamer Yukou.
which wintered at Kodiak. sailed for
Seward on 'he way to Kodiak
Gedney. which Is to survey \V ran pell
Is not navigable because its tortu
POESN'T FE*H FREE WOOL.
WASHINGTON. Ma\ tfor?
srchtcst effect on the price of
Ftpresentativo Krancis of Ohio, to
. i ji .' in a statement explaining his
i*>nuiry into the American Woolen
! company. The corporate n. he said.
capitalization o' $69,000,000 scattered
ti roiwhout Now England an<l pric*
ere arbitrarily fixed hy the so-called
woolen "trust."
A NARROW ESCAPE.
a narrow escape from drowning this
| forenoon, ?.nd was saved by the re
I maikable daring of the boy's grand
I father, who jumped into the water
? aid held the child until a rope could
he lowered. The child was playing
r. ar the Oaro building when he Ml
int the water, the tide being high
Th< grandfather, working n- ar. heard
| the cry and instantly dropped his
: h>1s. jumping into the water, grasp
' ii- the child as it. came up the first
t me. V rope was hurriedly lowered.
, Jand the man and child hung on until
, :t boat could bp worked from the
i'?<v of the P. 0 wharf through the
? mass of piling to the place where
' the accident happened.
? The man and child were chilled to
, N- bone, but no serious results are
? anticipated. ? Juneau D:spntch.
, GRAND REDUCTION OF STOCK
SALE
? The Pack Train in now ?elllng ?
, big Jot of Good Good* at reduced
t nrlces as the* are retting too old
' to hold ?nd Bell at t profit Tour*.
Ir j it Herman Grimm
KLl'KWAV, May 3 ? School closed
tor the summer on Friday, April
Tli? closing exercises by the child
r,? were the best ever held In the
K ikwan school. Priies were given
'or regular attendance and rood
s< '100I work. Miss Nellie Mae Tay
!o< who has taught h? re for the last
tiree terms, leaves today for Berk
!? y, C*l., on ? well earned furlough
She will visit with her ulster there
f a few months and return to Al
aska before the opening o school In
Mr. Waldron, government school
superintendent. was In Klnkwan for
several days last week. While here,
iv sides looking after the Interests of
tho school, he, in company with Rev.
falconer, prospects for a suitable
place to locate a garden, with a rlew
? o encouraging the Indians to raise
vegetables for th^ir own use. Plenty
>f good ground was found and later
a t'-am will be hired to plo?gh It.
t?nd se<>d wll| be furnlsh<?d those who
vlsh to try their hand at truck gard
t" 'ng. A contract has been let for
the building ot a bath room in con
??"ction with the srhool, and the In
?
in It. ? Haines Pioneer Press.
Walk* of the Mirqutuni.
The Karqiirsana of a generation ago
wore the nio?t completely and artlstl
pally tattooed |tcople In the Pacific. and
the practice of tattooing is carried on
among them to a certain extent today
The really fine piece* of work, how
ever, such as (he famous right Ire of
the late Queen Vaekebo of Nukalilvn
are confined entirely to the very oM
and. what with wrinkle*, defortultle
and the wear and tear of time, these
have lost most of their original sharp
ness of color and outline. None of Ibe
new generation appears to have the
fortitude to endure the exquisite pain
incident to having a whole limb picked
out In a la rework of geometric design
or the face barred and circled like a
coarse spider's web Women are rare
ly tattooed at all now. and mott of
the young men are satisfied with n
broad !>:*mI of solid black, not unlike a
highwayman's mask, which renche*
acros* the fai-e from ear to ear. giving
to their never o verm lid looking couo
lenan'fs an expression of amaxlug fe
n> it;. ? l,ewls It Freeman lu New
York Tribune.
Hi? Long Suit.
fie had w rliteti ?**says critical and
digests analytical. Ills articles pollt
leal were \ery widely read He'd pro
dttced ?ome tales of mystery, of tratel.
lore and hi-tory: his sHeutiflc treatises
light o'er the land had shed Tie wrote
about photography, geography, stenog
raphy; he'd finished a Wopraphy of
some distinguished man His rtews
npoo gct?metry and mystic trigonometry
wore every w heW declared to be on
the progressive plan His tracts on
modern sciences, mechanical appll
ances. hydraulics, steam and railroad*
were Indulgently received. His writ
Ings on morality were of superior qnai
Ity? were pnbllcly commended. If they
weren't quite believed His renws so
poetical, abstruse and theoretical. <e
lighted those who patroni?e the port-s
as a fad. but the manuscript he though'
the beat, the one that money brough'
the best, was just a simple, wisely I
worded, big newspaper ad.l? Newwpa ,
Derdotn.
Little Boy Griwljr.
Rnos A Mills. writing of hi* ad
roll III res with a pet bear known sh
uttle Boy Grimly. Mfn: "He and
I had a few foot races. and usually. Ii>
order to give me n bettor chance. wo
ran downhill In a 200 yard dash ho
usually pnnsed throe or fonr time* and
waited for tne to catch tip. and 1 *?? 1
not n alow Mped either. The grlttrly. I
though apparently awkward and linn
berly, 1* one of the most agile of t>??*ts
I constantly marveled M Orttoly's i
Hghtnesi of tonch or the deffhes* of
movement of hi* forepa w* With t m?
one clnw tonchlng It he could irtMe a
coin back and forth on the floor more
mpldly and llchtly than I conld Hr
would slide an e<nr?hell swiftly sV>ob
without breaking It. Yet by using one
l>aw he would wlfhont efft>rt overturn
rocks that were heavier than himself"
-Suburban f.lfe.
Postal Cltrks' Pay In Ru??i*.
The remuneration of postal clerks In
Russia Includes emoluments which do
not appear In the form of money. They
are furnished quarters, heat and light
and In addition allowances for uni
forms as well as medical attendance
and medicine for themselves and their
families In cities like Moscow a large
hospital Is maintained for the conven
lence of postal clerks and carriers
Their children are admitted to the
schools free of charge, which In Russia
is quite nn Item of expense, c*pe? laity
In preparatory schools ft?r colMres to
whli h the children of the titled and
the wealthy only are admitted The
pay of clerks and carriers ranges from
yii:.r<o to JIJ< per month They ?iay.
tporeover. receive gratuities from those
to whom they deliver mull.
The base ball benefit dance takes
place tonight At tee White Pass
Athletic Club. Everybody Snvttedi'
RIGHT NOW
GfiT READY FOR ACTIVITIES OF
SPRING ?
Springtime 'a ? nmini Th? tl?e to
b- *tn preparing for It* arrltaht la al
? ? *4y hwe Spring In the ??a#oi* j
rhen urtlrltle*. snapend*d daring the
nt??r, are renewed. Thonghtfnl men
and wom?n get ready for It by havln
a general honw r|?i?nln* They har*
?-verything In ahop and ho?**e p?? in
regdineaa for a effeetire *er*lee.
Tha' hi what our repair department
1* for, We pnt watrhe* elocka aivl
all th!nr? In our line In eondltion for
their MOST EFFECTIVE 8KRVTCC
Meg in yonr *eaeon of hot?*e rk-anlag
and springtime preparation by ha*
Ing yoiir watrhe* and eloek* MADE
o KEEP TIME Re up-?o-date \*
COOO AS NEW and SATISFACTION
OU A RANTKED are Ihf watch wnr4?
of onr repair department
The taree^t be-t, and moat modern
aUK'k of Jewi Iry. walrh. - *lo<fc?
p'aBawarr and rhlnaware at RKJFfT
PRICES
We are optician* who do what w<
wr. E*amlnatlon* free
J IKCTA.
.Jeweler and Optician
Best Meals
In The City
at the
NEW HOME!
RESTAURANT
NOONDAY orr
| DINNER......
Everything Clean ami
j Fifth Avenue near Broadway
pnortwoNAi. cA*r?t
A*t?m?y?
ROYAL A. GUNNISON
AHorr??jr Ai-Law
P. O f*rm K
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M. LE FKVRE
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A !*?>
OP . L. S. KELlffl
DENTIST
Mo?t
Op?n Rr??n|pt?
Cfflw H?Wf? I- 12 am 14pm
AiMkftn RvfMfnv. BrMflvtf
I tent* I Stfpii**
M P. PATTERSON 4 COMPAN'
? Otaltra fr -
DENTAL SUPPLIES
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Ht? yrrmpt tKMilvn < ?* >lo
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H P. M BIRKINBINt
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Mu?l( TWi??
WISS *. 0. MIHOSH?W
T?*rh?r of
PIANO FORTE
T*rfr* tor * l."i> *? 1
Number of Ifslan?"n?
eighth Ave ano main st
J Rrre'i Vigor dod
Strenqlh
in every drop
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When in Shagway Stop at the
Pullen Housed
MRS. H. 3. PULLEN, PROPRIETRESS
The Modern Hostelry of Alaska j
40 ROOMS 40
Elegantly Furnished
Single or en .Suite
ELECTRIC LIGHTS. BATHS, TELEPHONES
..The Best of Meals.. I
TABLE SUPPLIED WITH REST THE MARKET AFro?0?
Milk ?rtd Crum from ?u r wwrn J?r*0 y 0 ?<ry.
Mr*. FrltfN?nth?l?* rimtlrt M?iw# Ma4? Rri*M.
R \TR3 CONSISTENT WITH T*TR REST SKRVTr'K
EREE BUS TO AND EROM ALL BOATS AND TRAINS
SKagway Alaska f
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j. The Only Firrt CU?? Hotel Opened Under New Manag" +
.j. in Carcrows ment +
4. for Attl* 5W*** I Mm +
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9MB'I S<*h?anie|r?mp 4*
+ Headquarters for Mining Men and +
Travelers *
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.j. 9PECIAL RATES AND ACCOMMODATIONS TO? MUJMEBS. T
+ WELL FURNISHED ROOMS TABLE THE BEbT \
GOOD STABIXS FIRST CI ASS BAR STOCK +
t CARCROSS ^ & YUKON TER. +
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