11 1IIE FUSS 5
-IIIH ROUTE =
The Speed,
Route of ! ?j|gj Service,
Comfort, Safety.
Magnificent New Steamers
*l?Blu?r? ever opcralaU on tb? Yuko lUvur, au onllrvly now
l>u r WbllvborM - Jatrtou ??rvlc?will b? r?tjul:irly maintain
?d by lb* f??uri!o ?(?Aiuvnt "CMCtt", ' l>aw?ou", "Whll#hor??
Parlor Observation Cars
? blrt afford ,u opportunity lo vleo tho aceuvry or
?:iUu? l?lu, c*rJ UbUae, droMluj; looaxa. ?tc
t'u?vCi{< i ? trtvrUtig rla The WUUv 1'im &. Yukon Route will
You nuke ? airukr A
BuUenniik hum our own d*,rv
lllf p fl II
L< U L L L 1 1 II u U W L
Electric Ij#hli
RATES $2.50 PER DAY AND UP
H. S. PULLEN, Prop. :: Skagway
u> Cuaoat mcnt *f
lt?A|Mr(?n br AtAa Lino.
HOTEL SCOTT\
Headquarters for Mining Men and 4
Travelers +
W>CCIA L RATCf AND ACCOMMOO ATIONS FOR M J3HER8.
WELL FURNISHED ROOMS TABLE THE BEST *
GOOD STABLES FIRST C1ASS BAR STOCK
CARCR05S ^ * YUKON TER. \
new ? = COMFORTABLE ELEGANT +
The Caribou Hotel ?
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^77 ?? w. cioeoN. Pivpnotof
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Carcross, Yukon Territory +
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(? I.-.C W!uH Paw D*fxX +
Well ' f uraace Heated Throughout Cafe and Bar .
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Headquarter* lot *Schulz'? Atlin Royal Mail* Stage Line .{.
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IlllllllHllllill 11 X I I 1 Ml III 11 I I I I 1 I
LEAVE SCHOOL
Washlugtou, July 4 ? Interesting
ceutly Investigated by the Illinois
senatorial "white slave" probing
committee, U a bulletin Just Issued
by tho Uureau of Education. It at
tempts to tell "why girls leave
careful study of trade and labor
conditions atiiouE girls lu Worcester,
Mass, preliminary to tho estnbllsh
conoluslon reached Is thut from on .<?
half to three-fourths of tho girls at
or If tholr parents hud cared to In
Tbe survey shows that tho liumbe
of girls between 14 and 16 years of
iigvs loft the Worcester schools than |
can be accounted for by Incroaae In ;
mar schools; moat of them left In
U taken us a fair Index of an* of
?mull, kept house for the mother of
(ho parent* thought the} could af
ford were discovered. The mother
of a family of eight children living
bare been glad to have sacrifice'!
and pinched still further to have ha
If she would. Tho mother of anoth
er family of six, living in a comfort
able apartment house, with hord
wood floors, piano and other lux
uries, said her duughter wished to
stay In school linger, but tho burd
ou of supporting the family was too
heavy for the rather to bear alone
so the girl was taken out of school
to go to work. A visit to a Swed
ish family revealed a carponter and
his wife, a washerwoman, who had
Just built and owned a now thre>
year old daughtor with a seventh
grade education had been sent to
work In a papergoods factory at
$2.00 per week. The qusetlon "why
did you leave school" was put to
33 C more mature workers In the
corset trade. Ninety-one per cent
ol those wom?n had left school be
tween the ages of 13 and 16, arid
fully CO per cent becauso of the r
itillke of a school or because they
wanted to go to work Of 74 work
im In a clothing factory, $5 porcont
had left school botweon tho as pa of
13 a* I IX, and of theso 25 percent
toft school of their own volition.
Hull the Skngwuy Improvemonl So
member*. The conimtttoc on Con
O. C. Wright baa houaea for rent.
'-iod. tf
The New Drug Store's Phono la
TO KM \K(iK YOUR BUSINESS
ADVKltTISE AND BK HAPPY
I) ? ? ?
Gems In "Verse
;) ?
-THE NORTH AND THE 80UTH."
(An Incident o f Gettyaburg.)
GENERALS Ilarlow and Gordon.
th* lilue and the Gray!
MM the inriut* of Oettyaburg
<>n? of them lay
In the path of tb* other, lit* not
Now, with Gordon to do aver followed to
think.
Commanding hla troopa to paaa on "double
II* demounted and. kneeling. aaked: "8lr,
can you apeak '
I am Gordon of Ueorgla. Let m? know
who you are."
"General Harlow? Naw Vork? If you llv*
?My wife la with Meade? oh. tell her I
died
Doing my duty!" "\VJi*t*'er may betide,
mure 1 can dor'
"Her letter*? I know I can truet them to
"Plea a* read on* to m?, air. Let that b*
( aliall hear till all light and all hearing
Then tc.ii thein to fragment*. leat aome
They're In my left coat pocket? worda
written for in*."
Oonlon took up the lateet aa told by the
But hla eye* dimmed with tear*? It might
be hla own fate
Then. throwing Hie bite o'er th* bullet
He whlapereil : "Ooodbyl Lat your trual
Leaving hla brandy (lank lying at hand,
lie remounted hla liorae to rejoin hla coin
> tut managed to writ* aa he forged on
Tht-o. railing up one of hla ataff. to him
"Tl* a handkerchief faat to the point of
And ride to Mendt-'i quarter*. I've given
Mr*, llnrlow Hull know where her hua
Hhe may poaalbly get to him yet ere he
Time pasvtil with Its ypnm t til they num*
Wheti to Gordon, United States senator
Was given & banquet, where U happened
Introduced to him one who had answered
?*To the North snd the South." Uut Bar
low'* eyes Hhone
As Guidon on hearing the nanio asked.
Of the family of that General Barlow who
dl.nl
On that first day n?*ar Gettysburg?"
"But ho did not die there. It Is he whom
And you. General Gordon, the man who
My wife got your message that same aft
Hhe started at once, and so opportune
"Was the ?lft of your brandy that It kept
With the hope your words kindled that
In time, as sho did. How we treasure that
Not one In our circle needs ever to ask."
The teart lay thick on the choeka of boti:,
And they turned to their hoat, aa men be
To be In the limelight when tha strained
Lest some one should charge them with
weakness of will.
Oh. never before had men heard when at
war
Of love as a balm for the wound or the
Heave m i* blraslng be on them, the Blue
und the Gray.
Privates, officers, all. thla Memorial day!
What if ftellng ran high and aome still
In em org# tides few ever showed them*
solve* foes
How could they be such? On north, south.
vast and west
Ingrulned lies the thought that our ting Is
heaven bless'd.
But again we are ono. and with hearta full
We can join In a prayer to tho Ruler
Kntretttlng His care this Memorial day
For our country and flag, for the Blue und
And the downtrodden race one great cause
Tet the lesson was learned and Impressed
While "united we stand;" If "divided we
-Emma T. Kilmer.
WHAT TO TRU8T.
KK8T tru*t the happy moment*. What
Malir* ?> l?m* fearful of the certain
Anil t;lv< Ma work compntflon and new
The days that make u? happy inako u*
?John MuMeflela.
SONG ON MAY MORNING.
NOW the bright morning *tar, day'*
Collie* dam-Ill* from the eaat and
lead* with her
Thu llnw'ry May. who tro.n her
green lap throw*
The yellow cow?ll|> anil the palo priinro**.
Mull, ln'iinteous May. that do*t Inspire
Wood* and grove* are of thy dressing:
HIM and dale doth boait thy blessing
Tim* we *?luto the# with our welcome
And welcome thee and wl*h thee lone.
-Milton.
LABOR WASTED.
\'OU may lead some men to bu*l
llut they'll never make a *tnrt;
You may ?how *ome men their
Uut they'll never do their part.
You may dreta noma folk* In satin.
Hut you'll never change their
You may give aome folk* a book
Uut they'll nevor reud the book*.
-W. J. Burtacher.
THIS WORLD.
TIUS world that we're a-llvln' in
I* mighty hard to beat.
Tou git a thorn with every ro?e,
Uut ain't the ro*e? ?weet?
? Unidentified.
HIDDEN DANGERS.
Nature <ilve* Timely Warnings TluU
No Alaxknu Citi/.eii Can Afford to
Ignore.
DANlie.lt SIGNAL NO. 1. comix,
from tho kidney ?ocrotloua. They
will win ii you wl<oii the iJdcuys ar?
weak. Writ kidneys excroto a clour
umber fiuld. Weak kidneys nun
out a lUln, palo and foamy, or a
thick,, red, Ill-smelling uilue, full of
rfedlment and Irregular of passago.
DAN Libit SIGNAL NO. 2. cornos
from the buck. Uack pains, dull
?nil heavy, or shurp and acute, *<tg
goi't weak kidneys and wa.-u you of
the danger o' dropsy, gravel and
llright's disease. In that caao Doana
.(ldnoy I'IIIh have boon endorsed by
housumU. Hero Is a ulatoiuont of a
grtiteful user.
O. R Splcor, 373 Exchange St.,
\storli Oregon, says: "I can In all
t?ai uestaons recommoud Doun's Kid
uey P1IN. 1 uod tbein lu my old horn
in Lincoln, Mo. aud found that they
?lo all that is claimed for them. Fo
Kick mid kidney trouble, tho Is uoth
lug but i or und 1 advlso tholr use by
>11 afflicted lu that way. They canio
to my rescue lu fine style".
For lalo by all do.tle.. . 1'rlco 50
cents. Fotcr-Mllburu Co., Ruffulo.
S'cw York, sola agents for the Uni
ted States.
Remember tho name Doan's ? and
3Gc tor a houn cooked raoal ?
quick, clean sorvlc? Where At
'tit New dome Restaurant, Fifth
Avenue, halt a mliiute from Rroad
way.
Bonded Whiskeys ? Gibson, Moun
Virnou an J Belmont. Tbo best of
Beer ? Uluo Ribbon, Budwolser and
Palo Rinior, nt tbo Mascot,' Tele
phone 67 ft
Spring Time --
-- Kodak Time
Tuke a Kodak u kli you.
Everything for Kodakery at our
Storo, anil prompt developing and
printing.
*Draper & Co.
Box G. Skagway
H.M.Hartwigsen
DKO.KK IN
CIGARS, TOBACCO AND
SMOKERS' ARCTICLES
NOW IS THE TIME
TO FISH
A carr fully line o(Roili,R?I?.
Linea, Flyct, Hooka and bait.
EVERYTHING FOR
THE ANCLER
Large circulating library, including the
lateat cop> write booka^ Magajinea,
Newapapera and other periodicala. Fine
line of Stationary.
SEATTLE'S
I.nndlnc Popular l'rtced Hotel
Hotel
Georgian
All Qutttlilc Sunny
Room*. Klonnil)'
Kuril UImhI
Sample Koonit.
Commorelal k Fam
ily trade *oItcl'? tl
KATES 8 *
Single Room* ?l uw
Koomswltb 30
Two prison* $2.50 up
C H. STAFFORD.
Manager.
Tako East Lako car from Union
Depot to Fourth. FOURTH AVE
between Union & I'lke.
LOCAL BRIEFS
8KACWAY WEATHER REPORT
Re?ult? of the ob?w*atlon Uk-u
at Moore's Wbarf at midnight,
last night, U u follows:
Temp, time oDa?r<avn .. . 54 above
Max preceding 2< hr* .. 76 abovw
Mln. " " "... 60 .??.bovv
lean . 63 ?ix*e
Barometer 39:80. Clear, Calm.
v. a a. m.
White I'aaH :.odgr>
tr. & A. >' No. 1 1 '<
meet* 2u ' on
Frl. Kv'ga. oi m"i
Visiting brother* aro ?<"?
I'hll Abrahams, Seen ' ?
W. R. Hlllery, W i:
Fraternal Order
Skugway Au. lo
No. 25, Fraior
nal Order ot
fclujjlod luce's tho first and third
tVednesduy r'ght Ot each u-onth at
ibelr ball ou Fifth avcuuo. Vlslilng
brothers cordially luvltod to attend.
John Q rosin I, W. P.," J. M. Keller,
Secretary.
?
JPrf
Skagway l.odK?
No. 431, B. P. O.
E. me?'ta every
1st aud 3rd
Thursday ulhgi*
at 8:10. Klks
club and reading
room opon dally frou 1 p. ui. to
2 luldnlKbt. Visiting brothers cor
dially welcome ? W. C. Blanchard,
Kx. R. Geo. Magoe, Secretary.
Olympla beer on draft at the
Heard of trade This famous I>r?'W
?s kopt constantly fresh both ou
draft and In bottles. This Is I ho
Boad of Tade Bar, where the cole
binted Ranler Door is also kept
In bottles tf
PROFESSIONAL CARDS.
Attorneys
II. B. I.K KKVIIK
ilttuniey-At-Uw
Commissioner For Yukou ' .rrltory
lo lake Affidavits
Hkugway - ? Altsta
Dei.OU.
DR. L. 8. KKI.I.KK
Dentist
Most Modern Methods
Opou Evenings
Office Honrs: 9-12 a. m. 1-6 p oi.
Alaskan Building . -Broadway
SKAOWAV ? . ALA8AK
M. F. PATTERSON DENTAL
81'1'PLY COMPANY
Dental Supplies.
?Dealers Iu ?
DENTAL 8 V P P L I E 8
229 Wtlker Bids. Seattle, Wash.
Ordors by niall or cable will rocolve
prompt uttontlon Catalogue ou re
quest.
CHAD MEAT COCK TAM.8
at
Served a In carte.
The Pack Trnl ii Itc?lauiaiil
FIVE GOOD ONtS TO DRAW TO.
Pebbleford ?nd Gibson Rye. Bud
welscr, Bl?e Ribbon and Pale Kala
? r Brer at the Board of Trade.
Frank SnfFacool
W. 11. Warren
NEW OWNERS
Alaska
Transfer Co.
Coal - Wood
[Hauling
iQuick Service
Low Rates
" Get The A. T. Habit "
Office in Railway Bldg.
"HONE 10
Pack Train
Rest<iuran t
rONV ST A NIC H. Proprietor
For 14 Yc ?r? We Have S?rretl onljr
The Best in the Markets
ud l?Ujr it u the
Most Popular Eating
House in the North
New Location
Broadway, between 3rd and 4th
The Delmooico of Alaska