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OmClAL CITY V.VPKR L S. KELLER. Publisher
u eeecwd mw atfc.l auUer Jul) S. ISPts. *1 the Poatoflk* at Skagway
Cor> Tor eh?o?* of adrarusexaeats must be in by 1 o'clock p. m. to insure
taaertioa tf Advertising raws on application.
Sobacnp&oa Rates . rbrea ranUis by mail .. .. .. ..2.26
C*? ooaUs by nail 75 Six months by nail 4.50
Om aaatt by carrier Oae year by mail 9.00
?l B$CJUPT10K8 AM) ADTOlTtSM EXTS RECEIVED BY:
BMMdNaaeOa .. Wbit?borse, Y. T. E. L. PUlnan AUla, B. C.
? ? OMeoa .. .. .. Oar-cram. Y- T. & A. Baraett Haines. Alaska
LET L# GIVE THANK*
L>?j ocao? a^air.
AJkXier j??: i*a hi>Ai *?'V r>Ueo
Wii MvVBWH, W*. SAO&eM
Ui Uma. so?* U> aUe Ut?,
i??re ->a> ? wm a*v dark spots s.nv
w\*iu ou?* vtiKk are caiwc to m;ao
?? ?> Uu* sake atone.
tC**.. we eacuy anil by Uua moau
BMat of pane. e*?ui* ?:to tv wee beaot
aat *rfc--j :e*v w.u*>yt a bMtwti
*xit or Mmrec oc Uie *norki.
gunii'it', or ata*l me
~v? nubtjt bj. too rUied viUi
of ftfvure, io f*n>t *
a*oaa?*u aaa rvi.eot: RaUier i?. ut
raai our burdt-ai for * BMsnent am
-*a. our e*"? back o\ er *ie trail- |
S*bo*i oaov **?*-- Uiv N~4g&i aikl beau
UfW * e fca%? pu^i. which
War^ otu. she h .x &. *ad enjov '
U>e*n t^v., Mor? *e r?Ame our '
Mne;. aaU **x as noc forges a.- *"?
re'iea U:*se pat* joy* aad bieas^n^s.,
to ? re toanJfe- aao to feel deep grs.j
*s*ie for Ukmu. rocardles* of ^k>v
fe? or oas;. 1<* oa be truij- T&aak
fWL
Tfcea let m take ur our burdens
a. fincer *top. * more cheerful
oroatoaance tad step forward on the
trajl deterfcued to keep a &b*ry <*K
kxi for Use br%rbt spoCs. heaJth
wealw aad .\vrr
EASY MATTER
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Oai 0- -aaa
ShWMN
Pers
3vm%kj
Hovsnd w&iciMi
N*?vf S^iv?r?v?
Hans Pautfec Cilia*
C1?m Pxoec Sv*-Bnc
C*rv??c ivory Cribitape Boards
alc Flaiac Toilet Sels
Tbeet are bat a ft* ?o??reaOan$
o2T?*?i to yoo front *-fcicli to select
? tuiia?>i? CfctWtMM gVl.
U> b*v? Arrotn! sxre thought tc
Om k><4cc of oar hofedar stock
tiia r??? Uktr. rr?r fcnc Ut? resoJt a
ro? ^rt:; b* ?ir? to taxi jwt
?bai *cc are k?okt?? far is iie *v
ef sT? ao for vbac U ia
Vir*ai(<
H. D. K.IRMSE
Pioneer Jrwelw
SKAGWAY, - - ALASKA]
HUES i FACE
For Three Long Years. Suffered Great
Dea . Cutic^-a Soap and Ointment
Browf^t Nameioes Resatei In
Few Weeks C -e-J Completely,
"T **> tmuhied wft. acar t -r t}r<w kmc
*t V* ??? Jhe o?^r j>?rt aifcx-tfa.
? rat i!?br~Mwit. ?M>
?n?<"nur ane tout of ilwp.
Al f.Ts tlMTf inwrd rwd. j
ban. piiapfci vkiofa aw
ocwratoed *bi? matter I
sif. red ft rrvat dea! ,-aunnd
fcr ts* frchc* I ?*! ft a
?*:? .if pr77>?rtt*T *t*"B
?-a.kmc the r.nrts or ftCj"
*bM* tw-forr 0? |*>iie.
t awi r-*S ?b<5 other
mwv we N.: they Tasini rota,
ptetnir I thought of rvftj
?T nouuaf ?n< . i b*Jr>. bet tmotrcHing
MM ?-?tiTtkf Ootmna Snar and Ois*.
aai t Mt for a Or ?ra RooUm which 1
MataanfuUv. TMb I Nuartit **?? cwue*? I
Soar ad a.-;., by following Um j
imtwi! 1 **> wBered is a few day*. 1
wS Oiticurft :Soar far *-??hs* ?T faoa.
aad aw"*", tbe fttesn k?tanl no-aag i
and evening Tki? treatment broarM TTiarw !
|<?W? j*>=u,n ?r I oor:.r.oe4 *ilh it for a
k? ?m>> aad *aa cut**! a>)i a >. I can
trutW^ y say tjjaj~c? Carrara Rnwdwa
?T BM HUT a3i. Hot TTKWT thai] tJWT ClatfB
tp bft-~ s*r*?. <3. Kairmrs. lojS *'. JvXfc
rim Chxaros Ei- *?" 2&. 1*11.
For bmt* tfcan a (wtai Cudcwa Kcnv
?dw* have aCerdec the irost wmoottl
trvatiaMi *? alkrtioiBi of t?* stir, and ?caln
A cakv of Owtv-nra Soar ^ ft"d a t^ox of
Csamrft Owtium sv- ?.?? oHm ?uS.im. i
Aithacr!* *>' ?; Un?rfft>oat t>* worM. ft 'iberal j
aar.nie <4 <*A. wt:H i -p Nook aa Ox stta,
Wia be ?*K t!*?. ? aT<pHt?tlBa to Potter '
SJti^ A Ctea. Cap. 1^*- M. Boston.
A WHISTLER PICTURE
TH? Story of Henry Irvine's PertrtK
at Philip II.
Tbe guw nps and downs of a pic
ture are 1 nostra ted by tbe history of
the portrait toy Whistler of Henry Ir
vine as Philip li. of Spa Id, now bung
ins In tbe M?ro|vl!tan museum, In
New York. Whistler at a precarious
period of his career asked bis mend
Irving to sit to him for a portrait in
the character In which Irvtn* was j
then piayisp. PhiUp II The portrait i
was painted, and Irving, much pleas- !
ed. requested Whistler to let him buy
It and to name a price not too high
for his slender purse. Having bad the
pleasure of Whistler's acquaintance,
the writer can imagine the following
conversation:
"Not too high. Jtromy! Ton know? ;
aba? that actor*? sow. modestly. Jim
my!"
"My dear Irving, Xls a mnstcrpiece,
hut you shall have ft for a song? let
us say a thousand pounds."
Too much. Jimmy? too much!"
Whistler kept the portrait Soon
after, in one of those unpleasant espe
rieooes which he shared with his
great master. Rembrandt, he was sold
oct for debt Rembrandt was sold
oat only twice- Tbe "Butterfly" un
derweut three such forced sales.
Irving beard of the sale. Unknown
to Wh teller, he was able to buy his ,
portrait ?t the auction for a song, and
then in a spirit of friendly retaliation j
he Invited tbe "Butterfly" to dinner.
After the coffee and cigars be remark
ed. "Ah*, my dear Jimmy, you must
see my latest acquhdtiour and invited
him in to see hts pictures, not men
ttoning the fact that be had bought
tbe portrait. Whistler went from one
picture to another, criticising, admir
tag. with that subtle biting wit of his,
and. coming ta front of tbe portrait,
be g*y!y remarked: "Aha! What have
we be re? My congratulation*. Henry
?tbe best picture In your collection!"
He never tureed a hair. This picture
after Irvine's death brought S2S.OOO
at auction in London, and we are
tacky to have It here now. This was
a legitimate advance In price, and tbe
picture is worth it. Tbe few pounds
that Irvine paid was one of those for
tuitous hazards of tbe auction room.?
Saturday Evening I^-t.
GREAT CI EAR ANCE SALE
Sold at a Loss' Malt Rainier, 20
cents per bottle. Especially prepared
for sick people and invalids, and ex
cellent for nursing mothers. Only
two barrels left. After that price wil
be $? cents per bottle.
Pack Train Bar
None better anc purer than Gibson
rye. Rainier and Olympia beer. Or
iers by 'phone promptly delivered. |
Phe Mascot. tf
There is more Catarrh in thu s<v
tioc of the country than all oUi? r
diseases put together, and until the
tact tew yean, was supposed to bo
incurable. FVar a groat nia?iy years
doctors pronounced it a local dittoase
and prescribed local remedies, a.\d
by constantly failing to euro with h> ?
oai treatment. pronounced it incur
able. Sciemoe has proven catarrh to
b a constitutional disease. Uus i I.vr
requires constitutional treatment
Hall's Catarrh Cure, manufactured by
F. J. Cheney & Co,, Toledo, Ohio, it.
the oaiy constitutional cure on the
market It is taken internally in do
see from 10 drop*, to a teaspooofuL U
acts directly on the blood and muoou
surfaces at the system. They offer
one hundred dollars for any case U
fails to cure. Send for circular and
testimonials.
T. J. CHEXET * CO., Toledo, O.
Sold by Druggists. 76c
Take Hall's Ffcmlly Pills for cons J
pstton.
Dally Alaskan ? only $1 a month.
Location notices, placer and quartz
for sale by the Daily Alaskan. tf.
: Established 1897 Telephone 112
*
Phil. Abrahams j
FIRE INSURANCE
Agent for the DUBUQUE OF IOWA and the
WESTCHESTER OF NEW YORK.
I Assets over Four Million.
I |
1 NOTARY PUBLIC SRAGWAY, ALASKA I
MOORE'S WHARF CO.
Terminus VT. P. k T. Root*.
All Southbonud Steamers Arrive and Depart From This Doc)
REGULATIONS 1810.
Wareboaew opea tor d*iir*rr of met nianiHi*? from i l a to 5 p. a
Pertabablee OVLT oo Sasfer or at cl*bt
AS ?rat?ht ?Mpmecta destined soothbound onii be accompanied I a
SHIPPERS MANIFEST i paper* can be obtained at the V. S. cu>
tocu office > mod mast be deli * ?*d before 5 p. ai No freight w il
be received oc wharf after this how.
BAGGAGE? Tolls wUl be collected oo CHECKED BAGGAUK ONI
No charge for bags and grips wheo unchecked.
Tbe wharf pate will be closed to th< public when steamer is n-x?rl"L dock
and will be opened only when pawengers have disembarked.
Wbarta?* Tariff can be bad oo arpBcation at office on dock.
P. O. Box 17V fc 4. SHAW, General Manager.
The White Pass &Yukon Route
TIME TABLE NO. 28.
No. 1, N. Bonne, 1st clue Moa- No. 2, S. Bound, 1st class, Tu?
day, * WedTvesd&y aad Pr?daj" day, 'Thursday and Saturday
S:30 a. m. Leaves SKAGUAY Arrive* 3:20 p. m.
1?:1S a. aa * WHITE BASS Leaves 1:45
U:? " " LOG CABIN * 12:47 "
12:05 " " BENNETT " 12:15 "
1:30 - - CARIBOU " 10:25 a. m.
5 4* " Xnixm WHITEHORSE Uaves 8:15 -
Pttsencers jo art be at depots la time to have hasp ape Inspected
aad checked. Inspection ia stopped SO ml nates before leaving time of traia.
15f' pounds of baspa^e will be checked free with each full fare tick
et aad 76 pounds with each half far* tfekai
?Whea Neo?axy. -
j:i Don't go without a VICTOR TALKING i;
MACHINE in vour homedl
ii i 1
] [ Do it starve your taste for music and jour *<n*e of ton. ? ben a d? "or < i
:n a work will fri'e yon both Vou and your ! m r nr.'J Nr., n-rrs; and ( j
I ) spirit-reat of ro*! tnuaic tixl hiart.v lau^hier. A \ totor ? til bi lag it i ( j
! ( to you. The nest wlecton of roarblnes and rec-ds ever In t.h s lown Is J
i j now on band. VS i * ?? . Brit t
When Going Eaft This Fall, 1 ravel in
SAftlY AND COMfORI
VIA THE
Chicago, Milwaukee & Puget Sound! Ry.
ia noKtim with
CHICAGO, MILWAUKEE & ST. PAUL RY.
THE ONLY ROAD
OratAHNG
ALL, STEEL TRAINS
Between Seau!e and th- K:ist
Specially constructed "All-Si S'mdard sleeping
and tourist cars of the world-famed "Long--r Higher- Wider"
berth variety.
Steel dining ears, luxarioi sir finish?ni. A service of
the very highest class, and a ci; sin ? t i < t o*>^rs the choicest
and best that the market nfTords.
If you want to travel east, the safnst and shortest
way. as well as the way of the greatest pleasure try ono of
the "new steel trains" over the "new line."
Round Trip Excursion Faros.
are in effect daily to all points F ist and Southeast.
Long Reiunt Limits?Liberal Stopovers
l>et*Ued infer a! io : regatuitig Kates. Train
service, etc., cheerfully fn nislittl.
A. T. CHAPMAN. Jr. J. L. CRISWELL
-?etieraJ r?^-> T\e- r IV, t Cit}- T). ?< t >"evnl
Snpwwl ft n(l CIhttt. SKATT1.F., ASTV
"TH* Slwl Tr?B. " Geo. W. Hibb?r*>, 1 r \ 1
QUICK DiaUVi. *T HH0N6 M.
ooai and wood <f?ih* r?4
upon ?bor'^at Pot! re day and nljtbL
a. frktiikntha:
THREE GOOD ONES TO DRAW TO
UONTICELLO RYE
l'EBULEFORI) RYE
GIBSON RYE
BotUed In Bond. In Bulk or in
Bottles. At the Board of Trade, tf
S5c for a home cooked meal ? ,
quick, dean servlc*. Where? At
the New Home Restaurant, Fifth
Avenue, half a minute from Broadwv
fXi"CS"RI< EJOttTK > fcTKAM
BE.VtfcD sjTKAMRK
corgia
>!IT1iij T- s. M??:
-r Sainoa, Jern?r? Bay, Jucavi.
I : vr. ? make . S k* acd Wa* pirt?
S' ILS"
rHOM 8KAGWAY
November 4 - 10 - 16 ? 21 ? tt
at fi :0C ?. m.
WILLIS NOWKLL. Mfr., Juoe?)
W. W HOUGHTON. * r? r- j
Broadway and Fifth Ave. 'Phone &-0
Seattle, Tacomi*
Vmkw". Am- .KTm. S?:l?ifk?M
Otywr?*, Pott Tn*rfv?J. S#^
S?k B?Ai -?. Mmrn
San Francisco, Los Angeles, 5rn Diego
G. W. ANDREW'S. C. A. P. D. C. 0. DUNANK, ' * *
113 JmwS., &?*??? 112 Mt'bt St- . rmr '
Mdit thmnat* 'W? (tk*#4r
NEXT SAILINGS WILL BS
' City of Seattle Nov. 2
S. S. Curacao
November 16 - 28 December 10 - 22
FRANK II BOLD. Atfent,2nri <fe Brrxdtray, Mhagway
aser- ;?
Alaska Steamship
Company
CARRYING U. 8. MAIL AND WELL^FARGO EXPRESS
Sexi sailing of th? fa/?t g?r steamer
DOLPHIN, Nov. 21
JEFFERSON, Dec. 3-15-27
I
j} Company re?wve8 the right to change flailing date* irttfiorct noU<-?
^ TELEPHONE NO. 68. C. B. GUPTILL, AGENT.
Canadian Pacific Ry.
(B. C COAST SERVICE)
Sailings From ?Kagway
Subject 10 cb?r,f r wit, tout n nice
l:z SS. PRINCESS MAY
i
19 11 1912
Nov. 9-23 Jan. 4-18
Dec. 7-19 Feb. 1-15-29
Vancouver, Victoria^ Seattle via Prince Rupert
Phone 87 F. F W. t_OWLE Aflfrnt
Steamship Humboldt
Will Sail Fr >ra
SKAGWAY for SEAnLE and Way Ports
Dec. 9-21. Jan. 2-15
Sailing date subject to change wlthrmt notic*.
THROUGH TICKETS HONORED
Seattl* Offlta: W. W. BOUQHTON
71* SM^ond Atwiwi. Phon? ?A 8th and B'tfw'y, 8k??jw?y.
WHITE PASS 8 YUKON
HAvroxwjV ?>tfvc
\\ve 5u\er'voT
DVr ed ? OTvtvedvcm
TAvrouqVv Wcxds
For Atlin, Whitehorse, Dawson
And all Lower River Points in
Alaska and Yukon Territory
Train Service Monday, Wednesday (when necessary) and Friday Between 8KA(?
UAY and WHITEHORSE. Train Service Tuesday, Thursday (when necessary) and
Saturday Hetwern WHITEHORSE and SKAGUAY.
Carrying Passenfcfers, Baggage, Mail and Express. Connecting With Finely Appointed
Lake and River Steamers to all Points in Alaska and the Yukon.
Baggage honded through. Direct telegraphic service to all points in Alaska, Canada A U. S.
Write for Descriptive Literature and Summer Excursion Rates
HUFFS CEPfSTKEKT,
Vancou cr. TV C.
0. L. DiOXESM VI^E-PRES
Tancou*?r, B. C., and Skwruay, Alaska
C. W MSB. TOURfSr HE I.
ftkaguar, Al??k*.