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of Skagway Firm* And Individuals
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RIVALS IK MUSCLE
Augustus of Poland and His Sax
on Captain Were Strong.
BUT THEY MET THEIR MATCH.
The Young Sw?d>?h Count Whom They
Sought to Imprtn With T>?ir Foot*
of Strength Took a Hand In the
Gama Himself and Dated tho King.
On a hltterl* cold evening Id Febru
ary. HOT. a little company of Swediah
dragoons, huntsmen and fraomi load
ing eitra benxja rode acroaa I bo draw
bridge of tbe caatle of Uebevarda, oo
tb? hecks of tbe river Elster. la Sax
on* They were evidently expected,
for the officer who headed the bunts
| men waa conducted Into a brilliantly
lighted chamber, where waa gathered
a large company of men at arm* Hla
glamea around the room told blm that
a drinking bout waa tn progresa, and
In tbe center of the gay gathering tbe
visitor beheld tlie former king of Po
land- Kin* Augustus. a title he after
ward regained.
Advancing to the place where the rol
j l let I uk, royal peraonage aat atee|>ed In
wtne tbe Awedhb officer, a young man,
but tall and broad shouldered, reported
that hla master. King Cbarlea of Swe
den, would arrive at tbe castle tbe fol
lowing morning to take port In tbe
1 boar bunt to whk-h be bad been In
vited
Whereupon the ex-klng, l<>okliig tba
young Swedish nobleman over with i\p
praising eye. frowned, then recovered
hla composure aa he noted tbe aklll
with which the meaaenger addressed
htm without once uatng tbe title of
: "MjfSty" lie waa haptiy. he aald
complacently, that King Charles waa
coming, ami li? added. "I have been
told that Count Ouataf Bertelakold"?
1 for this was the noble meascnger'a
oame- 'was a valiant participant In
? tny royal friend's boar bunt"
Aa tbe evening wore on the company
he?-ante noisier and the wine flowed
more freely until at length August
! with a geotnre tlmt commanded at ten
tlon, took from tbe table a silver plato
, Without s|t|>arent effort lie bent tbe
; plate to a roll In bis right band and
tossed it aa drink money to a servant
Loud cries of "llrHvo!" followed tlila
princely achievement The example
challenged imitation A stoek'iy built
Saxon cavalry ca|>taln took from hla
pocket a copper coin Turning aside
the tablecloth, be laid tbe colo on the
I table and wttb a mighty blow of hla
list drove tlte coin ao deep Into the
oaken surface of tbe table that It atuck
there New ahouta of applause ahook
i even the heavy beamed celling
King Anenat then ordered several
horseshoes brought In. 1-ooklng them
over carefully, he *electi>l one that
; aulted him and passed It round tba
company so that all could aee It was
strong and perfet-t In every way. Then
he stood op ami. bending the ahoe
backward and forward tn the mlddla,
hroke It In two e<]ual pieces and held
them out in either hand to show hla
muacles were harrier tban Iron even.
Shouts of approval roae louder tban
ever, goblets were tilled and emptied
again, and the stocky Saxon cavalry
captain waa heard to proclaim that tbe
king of Poland should one day break
hla enemies wenpona aa easily aa he
breaka an iron h>rse?boe. at tba same
time giving the Swedish count a know
ing look
Count Hcrtelskold ro?? to go. this be
In? thr only reply he considered ap
propriate. Rut the aggressive Saxon
captain blocked hta way and shouted:
"Upon my hoaor. I belter* the llttla
Swedish count la afraid of os. Gently,
gently. ray young friend. Tonr deli
cate flngera Vould certainly never
break a horseshoe In two. Drink,
drink, I say. to the health of hta maj
esty the king of PolandT
Oonnt Itrrtplskold'a band went to his
aword hilt like a flash. But be check
ed himself, wised a goblet and. drain
ing It to the Inst drop, exclaimed: "At
the request of thla gentleman I drink
to the prosperity of hta majeaty King
Stanlalnus May he live lone and
reign happily." No deeper tnanlt
could have been ofTered. for It waa
Ring Charles of 8weden who had
caused Stanislaus to be chosen elector
of Saxon In place of Augusta*.
"Draw," shouted a Polish nobleman,
confronting Count Bertelskold, "or, by
heaven. I will write thla toaat, letter
for tetter. In red upon your bine coatl"
It was King Augustua who Interrupt
ed with the gentl* reminder that the
Swedish count waa their guest.
"Let na." said King Augustus. "rath
er ask him If In the Rvredlah camp
they do not amuse themselves with
any Interesting experiment* of the
kind we bar* Just been having."
"If my honored boat will permit''
replied Count Bertelskold. "I will at
tempt *cmethtng that la customary
with us."
"Ye*, do *o, my dear count," rapU*d
the king, glad to turn tbe threatened
bloodletting Into Jest.
"By all mennar roared tbe bystand
er*
Rertelskold looked around blm a too
roent without applying Then, sudden
ly netting the two huaky fellah noble
men who bad been so ready to draw
swords against him. Cennt Hertelsfcold
raised them both op at once abd. hold
ing them, klcklug and sprawling, at
arm's length, bore them twice round
the table and with perfect solemnity
sat them down at tbe feet of tbe seton
tshed King Augustus. ? Kansas City
8tar
Too cannot dream yonnwlf Into ?
character. You must hammer and
forge yourself oe* - hYouUe.
MWWREHRNHKW Or
Tim RMCII'IfX'ITY TltKATV.
Entire misapprehension of the
Canadian r^Clpn>city agreement on
the part ot, Mr Au?t??. Chamber
lain is sufcfeeeteil by Hon. W 8.
Fielding In a latter to the London
Dally News.
The agreement, Mr. Fielding
maintains, contained no Interference
with the power of Canada to make
any terms she cliose with this coun
try.
"After speaking of reciprocal ar
rar.gementa with oar kinsmen
across the seas," say* Mr Field
in*. "Mr. Chamtierlsln describe* the
reciprocal agreement as an arrange
ment from which the mother coun
try wag exclude*!. It Is to be re
gretted that Mr. Chamberlain has
allowed himself to be led Into such
misrepresentation It is not trn*
the mother country was excluded
from the benefltu of the agreement.
There was not a word In the agree
ment to Justify or excuse such s
statement; not a word which touch
ed the right of Canada to make
whatever arrangements might be
deemed desirable with the mother
country, and In explanation of the
resolutions which I had the honor
to Isy before the Canadian Parlia
ment with the agreement, It waa dls
tlnctly declared that whatever con
cessions Canada granted the United
States should alno be granted to
every part ot tho British Umpire
"The misfortune la,'' he conclwdea
"that for the promotion of party
Interests here ard In Cansda the
reciprocity agreement has been sys
tematically mlsrtipresented to sneh
an extent that even leading states
men like Mr. Chamberlsln have
been deceived Vet, candor obliges
me to say that Mich eon<' at, far
from promoting the <ood cause of
Imperial unity, ll molt mischievous
and offensive to practically one-haif
the Canadian people, and calculated
to destroy reep?rt for snd_ con
fidence In nrltlslt statesmen, with
out which It is certain the Imperial
Ideal will never be realised."
Austen Chamberlsln, through the
columns of the Times, replies to
Mart Grey's prot?wt of yesterday.
"His lordship," he saj-a, "reads
Into ipy speech a charge that the
words will iiot Itear, namely, thai
t^urier'a policy of reciprocal free
rade In certain natural products
Miowed a want of Imperial spirit."
Mr. Chamberlain denies he ever
nisde the charge. "My only refer
ence to 8lr Wilfrid I*urler," be
nays, "was couched In terms which
I hope wl'l not be so unacceptable
to that, statesman, who has render
! ed great service to the Kmplre. It
is true I hold a strong view. In
ommon with the majorl'y of Can
I disns. m to the flanger to national
life and Imperial poaltlon of Can
ada as Involved in the miproclty
i agreement. I supported my opinion
tiy refereuoe to the avowed Inten
.long and object* of the American
negotiations, but I did not impugn
jilie motlvea of Sir Wilfrid or hl%
? ol leagues, nor doubt the pstrlotlstn
of tut Liberals of Canada.
"I note with (treat Interest," he
concludes, "the statement of so
high an authority as Karl Grey that
the reciprocity agreement was to be
I followed by an increase in Imperial
I preference."
-Cheek" In the aenae of Iropudene*
Ik hd 'Id l?m J tie earl teat juotatloa
lu Sir J iidk's Murray's JlcllnMrj I*
from Captain Marryat (IMOi. Itnt It
I ha* latoty been fctmd In the aliteeBtl
notary records of tJalway, In the west
of Ireland. The irninMpal ruler* of
that flghtlnn oll> ^he "nun from Oal
wny" ha* lioconie proverbial for pluck
and readllieoa to defend the hottest of
com or* <h>rn<ed that any person nit
log Vheke" to the mayor ahonld "ft*
felt 101) shilling* and hare hi* t>ody put
into prtaon."
9p?uta?lea.
All European rofereocaa to tbo uae
of apectM-le* tie fore the year 1270 if*
dubious, riir.y a dearrtptkm of Nero
looking at tbe gladiator!*! combats la
in emerald moani at h?at only a lorf
nette. or tnoat probab!/ a reGectlag
mirror. Roger Bacon seem* to have
known of magnify log lenaea (1276),
which kooq Itecame coiujboo auongfi.
but I he probable I mentor of spectacle*
Ha auch wax a Florentine worthy on
" Un>o tombstone lo the Cturch of
^anta Croc* !a the luscrtption: "Here
Ilea Hnlvlno d'Armato dogl! Armatl of
Florence. the Inventor of spectacles.
May God forghre Ida ?lna. Anno 1>ob>
Int 18 J 7."
The "Wot# of the Wave*."
It la a favorite h^ory with the flab
Ing and aeafarlug people on the north
eaat of Scotland tbat In a atorm three
warea are strong and violent wfclie
the fourth la comparatively weak aod
I ear <tan?er.>ua. 'Phi* amciealoa they
call a "rota of wavee" Ktnberroeu re
tnridnv from tbel|' 8* Mug ground often
prove by ei par lee re tbe tnith of their
theory and hang hack m they come
near the shore tc take advantage of
the lull that follows, soy, pnttv reg
ularty after three big brokers
KING'S CAFE
Whitehorse, Y. T.
Best Meal* and Short Order
Service in the North
Only White Help Employed
Private Boxes
Furni thing* Attractive
Mrs. Orloff King Prop'r.
? JfOTKH TO Ht IWRIIIKIW 4
? ?
? Any aiib?icriber falling lo w- ?
? cslre Ihrlr .copy of Ibe l?allf ?
? Alaakan by men o'clock ^ach ?
? mnlni will confer a faror by ?
? notifying Ihla ofrt c??. when <?*- ?
? tra toplea will be furnlabed ?
KM AWE POWPHLEM
T? rt?M lltWDM t?l~? TWl
Rtiik* at Ik* r*4?rlrhi r?w,
To tr?at ItofxTrnfT. and Pallln* Tfalt
with Irritant* or oil* on ?hl<-h a pin
attic **rm will prr*+* In ilk* *<-on|itn*
w?Im from ?ha ocean to pr?v?nt the tt.'?
from rlaint
Ton cannot accompli** * antia'act^
fura without h?rln* a rl#ht undervtand
In* of the fundamental cauaaa of IV
Imllk
Ton mutt kin the T>andruff Harm
Nawhro'i tlerplelda do^a thla be?au?? I
la apectalty m*.|* to do that rafr thine
When lh? iterm la n?w?l, th* bit
haa no chotra hat tn r?*nm? hailfh
growth and beauty.
Tun* my I ho catta*. ron re??tev? II
affect."
*oM hy WHitt dn>ffir<et* lle?>d J?e '
?tamp* for aampto to Tha (terplefcte Co
Detroit Mlr-b
On* dollar bottlaa KiiarantMd.
Wo. Drltt. 1p?cl?l Af"nt, Skagway
NOTICK
All unpnld real ??xtale taxea for
the year 1 91 2 iKH^inf delinquent
at 9 o'clock p. m , February 1*.
1913, After that date 20 per cant
penalty at K per cent. Intereat will
b? ndded to tn*?a
H J I.YSf U.
tf. Town Treaanrer
DOXT KXCKKIMKiN'T
Yon Will Make No M intake U Von
follow ThU .Idili*.
Never neglect your kidneys
If 70a bar* psln In the bark,
urinary disorder*, diiilnese aud
nervousness, It's time to act ud
no time to experiment. Theee are
frequently symptoms of kidney
trouble, and a remedy which is
recommen led for the kldneya shcuM
he taken In time.
Doaa'a Kidney Pllla are a goo<l
remedy to use. It haa acted effect
ively in gun/ casta la this vicinity
Can Alaahan residents demand
farther proof thnn the following tea
tlmouialT
E. O. Beaumont, S3( U it.
Eureka, Cal , sa}a: "For a low*
time I had a bad case of kidney and
bladder troeble. The kidney secret*
Ions were too frequent In paseage
and I suffered a great deal fro si
bsakaefee that was especially severe
at night. I applied planters to my
back and used other remedies, but
without receiving any noticeable
benefit. Happening to an ar
ticle li the papers about Doto'i
Kidney Pll'a, I procured the rem
edy, I began using It and In a
?hart time my kldneya were restor
ed to a normal condition. I hav?
used fire boxes of Doan a Kidney
Pllla and oan ear that I am cured.
A a I did not take any other remedy
at the same time, I give the full
credit for my cure to Doan'a Kidney
Pllla."
For aale by all dealers. Price
60 cents. Poster- Ml I bam Co., Buf
falo, New fork, sole ajrenta lor the
United 8ta>.MS.
Remember the name ? Doan's?
and take no other.
Ue tor a bome rooked meal?
Quick, clean service Where? At
the New Home Restaurant, Fifth
?venae, half a minute from Hroadw*.
FIVK GOOD ONtB TO DRAW TO.
Pebbleftwd and Ofbsoa Rye. Red
welser, Bl?e Ribbon and Pale Rala
ler Beer at the Board of Trade.
FREE*?
TO FUR SHIPPERS
Iuiim in iu? r*r<
mnwi an m ? rarru-netv
It'* M m Tr?ire?r IM i4? but ?
l?n~i trtrj im ????*. ??? fl*?? ram n?
?oft? . ( ?h*l lldolw IB all tk?M?rk*U?f
(k? WeHfl In Haw F?r?. TW?
nhinllir i* will fcan.trmw of <V>tl*n to
Writ * ft H-NOW-rrS FKK?
A. B. SMUBERT, we. ,
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a nt UeeH.teL J..aKUB.tL,f.lA
LOCAL BRIEFS
tKAGWAY WEATHER REPORT
ItMnlto of Um ob*?r??U^* UkM
a Moor**! Wharf at mlinlfht
iaat nUht, 'm w follow*
?np. time oimr??ri .. . 28 abort
Mm prec^dlna 1< hr* .. . 28 aboea
Mia " - " .. . 2?atxwa
imiti - - " . 27 aboe?
CVwdr. ft ?icd. HMwm?lw 20: 70.
Nona better asd pnrer than Oib
Rye, Rain tor and Olympto Baer
Orders by 'phone promptly delivered
? Tha Maecot
t.RKtT (T.KAIMXrK HAMi
Sold at a losa! Matt Ralnlar, 20
eant* par bottle. Baparlallf praper
ad for *lek people and Inrallda, ?ari
eiceltont for noralng mother*. Oaiy
two barrrl* toft. A Par that, price
will ba 15 c?nta par bottia
Pa*k Train Bar
Pood cooked a* It should ba at
the "Whit# i'aaa Cafe" Only tha
b?at to th? ma riot Mm Orloff
Kin*, propria* raaa tf
(UAH MKAT (?rl TAII.R
a*
Tha Park Train ftowtaatant
Rmal ? la rada
rnofr-KHHioVAi. t-ARim.
A tWaxya
h n. I m pm II K
Attorney ? At- l?* w
Commlaalotiar Tor Yukon -rltar/
lo lake Affidavit*
flkafway ? Alafk*
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Rparta. attenilou given to
Mining ? Real Fatal* (a mm
Drail'to.
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Moet Modern Method*
Open Erenlng*
Office Moure 9 12 a m 1 ? p m
Atoakan Building . -Broadway
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Order* by mall or cable will retire
prompt attention, catalogue on ra
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