?
MOW'S TH??f
W? ofur On* Hundred Dollars Ke
rn arc tor any cast of catarrh that cai
not be (trwl by Hall* Catarrh Cw?
K. J CHKSBY * 0*%. Toledo, a
*?, U?e u: darsignei have known
K J. Cfcett; for the pui li years.
ToWa, a
and Mievi him fMtecUy honorable
ta ail busiceaa traasaotions, and fin
aaoally *M? to carry ovt any oNijra
tions made by his Hra. waKlias. Kin
Tiaa A Man ic, Wholesale aniggista o
Hall's CaiArrh cure Is taken intern
aUy. acting directly upon t5le blood
and mucous surface* of the system
Testimonials sent free. Price TSc.
jvr bottle. SoM by all drojorisia
Take HaSa Fam'ty Pills for constl
patikoa
GREAT Ci K AftANC E SALE
Sold at a l>*?! Malt Rainier, 30
cvnt? per bottle. Rspecially prepared
few wk people awl invalids. and ? j
eellect for nuraia* moUierw Oa^
twv Mmli Ml After tAat price wil
be X ."??* per boUJa
Pack Train Bar
BAKtXY GOODS.
Bread ? all kind' ? tree* twn **'
oven, oakes and plo*. oookios and
flouchruts, sa fact a first cla.>* line o
bakery pvs? will ha found at
\-iwia Baiery, BnMa*r, between
Fiftk and SLrtk Averuea tf
GRa^O REDUCTION SALE
Tie rack Train Is now selling a I
hi* lot of wood Uoodn at redueec
prices as they are petting loo old tc
bold and sell at a profit. Tours,
tt Herman Ortmm I
NOTICE TO THE PtJBUC.
From this date on aQ calls intend |
J for Henry Priedeatbal. the lade- |
;>< adeat Rxpreatman should be made!
to serenatx t?t?l and yo?r call will 1
rcoelv* tmmed ale attention. He as
tii*ct ntiaeed bis office it Utc 'iough
; t .*ar swe.
Raln'er aad Otyam ^-er on draT
a' the Board of Trade. This Is the'
first t::re that we bare had Rainie*
en draft, and yo? can now cet a
glass of eitter of tbe above famo?i~
boera. Tils Is the Ca>e to drlaV j
beer. Get ?? at th? Board of Trade
Bar. tf I
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Found ? In Wiitc Pass Hotel.
White horse, one A B. butTon Own
er must be Dawson or Fairbanks
member as button was made by
Sale, Prove property ai.d pet but
ton at Alaskan office, Daureon and
Fairbanks l-aper* please oopy.
W.\\T?3> Ti? PI Ri HAsK
Copper Mir.ea ? < .old and Silrer
Mines. Offers to be sent under L
V 3??< care of Rudolf Moose
lvHpxtc. CtTauny. I^-t
Food cooked as it should be at
the White Paw Cafe " Only the
best in the market Mrs. Orloff
Kint, proprietress tf
W?*hinflt6n Mortumant
TV cornerstone of the Washtnjrto?
nonunion i ink) on It* fine sit?. |
whkii overtook* Washington. George
town. Arlington and Mount Vernon, by ;
President I". -Ik .luly 4. IMS Its mar- 1
ble vt>*ft rises In all the dignity of un
adorned simplicity to the height of 555
feel The t*t*e of the shaft Is fifty -five
feet square. nod It gradually tapers
ami) at the foot point It bas dlmin
iabed to less than thirty-flve feet. This
monument ts said to contain 18.<XX>
Works of marble, each two feet thick,
fhey were lifted on an elevator run by
?team, suspended In an Inner frame
work of iron, which was built up at
Interval*. Thirty or forty feet at a time
m advance or the surrounding mason !
ry. The aluminium capstone, nine
inches high, was set in position Dec. fl.
IS8L thlrty-?l* years ami a balf after
the cornerstone was laid
Tht Actor's Clothes.
Our principal actor or whims wn* j
Mr Mansfield, as has been made
known variously. One whim of his l?
related by FrttaSrhowtta, the costumer
When ft came to the staging of "The
First Violin" Mansfield was keen to
get irments with *Yhlmcter" In them
and round that of all places Sehonlta's
was the .me that coald snppty him with
npdinjrotcs He i* :iv' OHickMl with
them. introduced them and at the end
of the Cl>k-a? encasement absolutely
destined to retnm them
The matter of wot ling stage clothes
with character I* Interesting In Itself
Secondhand shot* supply the most, ai
thouch on occasions an actor has
been known to apprwa.h a laborer on j
the street and make him an offer for
his weather tienten con t . ?Chicago Post.
Gladstone's Speech For Irving.
Gladstone was a great admirer of
Sir ilen-y Irving, ami this admiration
was shown one day in I be boose of
commons Irving was under the cal j
lerr in the h<*n?* when suddenly, with j
out apparent reason. Gladstone leaped !
to h s feet and delivered an Im
(wvsiwd speech. s*t off with all the J
exprv-otlon and dramatic gesture for !
which he wna so fatnei s The house i
seemed snfprtaed. Memliors looked at
one another and maranmd, "What Is
the oM man now up to?*" They j
tlnvtcht 't vras ?im- deep political
rsu>.- Rut 1 week or two later a j
f*1evd or Irvine's, encountering Mr
Gladstone. li'.mtloneU the acior's visit
to the bnlfee. and Gladstone eagerly
Inquired "What did he think of my
speech? I made it for Ma."
HEALTHY PLANTS,
HMairr tbc >to-t Carrfa! iitrt tioa mm
Well a* KnMI Sw!
rs.t yea ee?r see a ?-V.sh which? ?
the r? be-, t .. rnv.ronment
,.f - >il -of *t>a$hlae ? aid of aitnosphera. |
?. tt .si never to achieve a healthy
?TOW?k.
A t .r if Manure wit! not help a plnnt
that has a canker eating out Its heart.
T<* Trrr: d^mv the rau?? before yau
can rr? *-e the effect.
Too e*nrnt c\rre PanrtrufT a?<? Raid
Bos' h. iihlifiw on hair lotions, an.*
rai t.: .n vase'lne. etc.
T" mr.st took to the can*" nf the
teenVe ? It's a form at the mkm ?i
year ? s't which eauses It to fall oat
Kesri-re's Hen* icl<V Mnvi th? -enr.
**wt healthy hair te the sure r r?n't
9nM Ivr flriMrelstc 'V. In
rtair.ns for sa mple to The HoroV-We **>?..
Detroit S'iA.
One dollar bottles ruarantoed.
ft"? ftrttt. Special Agent. Skagway.
The best meals in Wh Itehorse at
the "White Pass Cafe," only white
help employed. Mrs. Orloff King
proprietress tf
J.+ -J- + + + + + + + + + -r4 44 + 4444-?,-r-r-r4
4. +
J. The Only FirsJ Class Hotel Opened Under New Manage- 4
j. in Carcrow rnent 4
a H??d<raarvr9 tor Atfin Ltoft.
I HOTEL SCOTT :
+ ================== *
j. Soott * Sckwaniekaiup 4
. 4
+ Headquarters for Mining Men and <
* Travelers *
+ . 4 i
.j. SPECIAL RATES AND ACCOVMOO ATIONS TOR MUSTERS.
+ WELL FURNISHED ROOMS TABLE THE BEST l
GOOD STABLES FIRST CI ASS BAR STOCK ^
* CARCROSS & YUKON TER. J
+ ? + + + 4 ?!? + + 4 4- +4 + + + + + + + 4,4*4+J
? ?ill! i m i ?: : i- : :-.v i : h 4-h : : i :? i i m-m i -m-4 *
*
NEW COMFORTABLE ELEGANT *
The Caribou Hotel ?
EL W. GIDEON. PmHrtn
4
*?*
Carcross, Yukon Territory +
_______________ 4
4*
InnnMr OppoMe iW WHit* P**? Depot * 4*
4
j,
M ell Equipped Furnace Heated Throughout Cafe and Bar "
4*
4*
Headquarters for "Schulz's Adin Royal Mail* Stage Line J.
4*
*? H ?; ? ? ! I ! 1 M 4 I 1 ? ! ? ?? *K! ?! I 1 ! 1 ! I I K-1 ?! T ? ? H
Qarw ? Co* ? ?m ^ '
? i. IT II
FaMOm {or ill Home Cooking,
Milk. Cteam, Cottage Cheese and
Buttermilc from our own dwry.
Frc?h etc.
Room* Single or en Suite
Porcelain Baths on each floor
Electric Light*
RATES $2.50 PERiDAYjlAND UP
H. S. PULLEN, Prop. :: Skagway
TIU'STKKS tSALK.
NOTICK IS HEREBY OIVKN,
That by instructions from the Com
missioner of the United States Gen
eral Land Office, and In accordance
with the regulations governing Town
sites on Public Lands in Alaska, is
sued from the General Land Office
August 1, 1904.
I, the undersigned, Trustee for
the Townsite of the Town of Skag
w ay , Alaska, will sell at the Town
Hall in said Town of Skagway, Al
aska, on Thursday, the first day
of August, 1912, at the hour of two
1 2) o'clock in the afternoon, at
Public Outcry, for cash, to the high
est bidder, all Lots and Tracts re
maining unoccupied and unclaimed
at the date of entry of said Town
site, and all Lots and Tracts claim
ed and awarded on which the as- 1
sossmonts have not been paid upon
the date of such sale.
The following is a full true list
Mid description of all the Lots and
Tract* to be at such sale sold,
which said I?ots and Tracts wen'
unclaimed st, the date of the entry
of said Townsite, to- wit:
l<ot No. 5.. Block No. S
Lot No. 7 . . Block No. 8
l<ot No. 11.. Block No. 13
Lot No. 12.. Block No 13;
Lot No. 1.. Block No. 14
Lot No. 2 . . Block No. 1 ??
Lot No. 11.. Block No. 14
Lot No. 12.. Block No. 1 4
l<ot No. 1 .. Block No. 15
Lot No. 2.. Block No. 15
I/ot No. 11.. Block No. IS
Lot No. 12 . Block No. 15
Lot No. 2 . . Block No. 1 6
lx?t No. 4 .. Block No. 17
lA>t No 5.. Block No 17 1
Lot No. 6.. Block No. 11
l?ot No. 8.. Block No 1*
Lot. No. 9 . . Block No. 1 '
Ix?t No. 9.. Block No. 18 |
The North half of 1/Ot No. 6,
Block No. 19.
Lot No. 1.. Block No. 3?l
Lot No. 2.. Block No. 30
Lot No. 11.. Block No. 30
Lot No. 12.. Block No. SO
Lot No 1.. Block No. 31!
Lot No. 2.. Block No. 31 !
Fractional Lot No. 4. .Block No. 33'
Lot No. 7.. Block No. 33")
Ix>t No. 8.. Block No. 33!
Fractional Lot No. 9.. Block No. 33
I <ot No. 1. .Block No. 40
lx>t No. 10.. Block No 4 2
Lot No. 11. .Block No. 42 |
Lot No. 12.. Block No. 42 j
Ix?t No. 10. .Block No. 56
Lot No. 2.. Block No. 57
Lo< No. 4.. Block No. 57
The South 60 feet of Lot No. 1,
Block No. 5S.
I?ot No. 6. .Block No. 5S
l^ot No. 2 . . Block No. 63
Ix>t No. 2.. Block No. 65
IjOI No. 5.. Block No. 65
Lot No. 6. .Block No. 65
Lot No. 9.. Block No. 70 1
Lot No. 1.. Block No. 71
Lot No. 2 . . Block No. 7 1
Lot No. 3.. Block No. 71
l<ot No. 4 . . Block No. 7 1
Lot Nfc 5. .Block No. 71
l-ot No. 3. .Block No. 72
Lot No. 4.. Block No. 72
Lot No. 3.. Block No. 73
Lot No. 5.. Block No. 73
That part of Lot No. 1 In Block
No. 74, lying West of the West
boundary line of the right-of
way of the P. & A. R & N. Co.,
as delineated upon the plat.
Lot No. 2.. Block No. 74
That part of Lot No. 12, Block
No. 74, lying West of the West
boundary line of the right-of
way of the P. ? A. R. & N.
Co., as delineated upon the plat.
Lot No. 7.. Block No. 76
Lot No. 11.. Block No. 75
Lot No. 12.. Block No. 75
Lot No. 1.. Block No. 76
Lot No. 1.. Block No. 77
I-ot No. 3.. Block No. 7S
Lot No. 4.. Block No. 78
Lot No. 5.. Block No. 78
The N. H of N. >4 Lot No. 7.
Block No. 78.
Lot No. 8.. Block No. 78
Lot No. 9.. Block No. 7S
Lot No. 1.. Block No. 79
Ix>t No. 2.. Block No. 79
Lot No. 3.. Block No. 79
I-ot No. 4.. Block No. 79
Lot No. 5.. Block Na 79
I<ot No. 6.. Block No 79
Lot No. 7.. Block No. 79
Lot No 8.. Block No. 79
UH No 9.. Block No. 79
Lot No. 10.. Block No. 79
U* No. 11 . Block No. 79
U-t No 1 J. .Block No. 79
Lot No 6. Block No. 82
Ixit No 8.. Block No. 8 J
Lot No. 10.. Block No. 83
Lot No. 11.. Block No 83
l^ot No. 2.. Block No. 84
Lot No. 3. Block No, 84
Lot No 2. .Block No. 85
Lo^ No. 3.. Block No. 85
Lot; No. 4 .. Block No. 85
Loi: No. 5. .Block No 85
Loi. No. R Block No. 85
Ix>t, No 11.. Block No. 85
That part of lx>t No. 1, Block
No. 86. lylnj: West of the West
boundary line of the P. & A.
R. & N. Co., as delineated upon
the plat.
I^>t No 3.. Block No 86
liot No. 4.. Block No 86
Lot No. 5.. Block No 86
Lot No. 6.. Block No 86
That part of l,ot No. 10. Block
No. 8S. lying West of the West
boundary line of the P & A R
& N. Co., as delineated upon
the plat.
Lot No. 5.. Block No. J?0
l-ot No 9.. Block No. 90
L.tt No. 3.. Block No. 92
ljot No. 9.. Block No. 92
l>ot No 1.. Block No. 93
1x>t No. 11.. Block No. 93
Lot No. 12.. Block No. 93
Lot No. 1.. Block No. 94
Lot No. 4.. Block No. 94
Lot No. 5 . . Block No. #4
Lot No. 6.. Block No. 94
Lot No. 9.. Block No. 95
Lot No. 2.. Block No. 96
lx>t No. 3.. Block No. 96
Lot No. 4.. Block No. 96
l.ot No. 8.. Block No. 96
Lot No. 4. .ftlock No 103
Ut No 5. .Block No 103
I .at No. 7.. Block No 103
IjOt No 4.. Block No 104
Lot No 9. .Block No. 104
lx>t No 4. .Block No. 105
I^>t Mo. 6. .Block No. 105
Lot Mo. 8.. Block No. 105
Lot No. 9.. Block No 105
Lot No. 4 . . Block No. Ill
Lot N o. 6 . . Block No. 1 1 1
Lot No.? 7. .Block No. Ill
Lot No. 8.. Block No. Ill
Lot No. 1.. Block No. 113
Lot No. 2.. Block No. 113 j
Lot No. 3.. Block No. 113
Lot No. 4.. Block No. 113
Lot No. 10.. Block No. 113
Ix>t No. 2. .Block No. 114
I^ot No. 3. .Block No. 114
Lot No. 4.. Block No. 114
1/ot No. 5.. Block No. 114
Lot No. 6.. Block No. 114
Lot No. 8.. Block No. 114
Lot No. 9.. Block No. 114
Lot No. 8.. Block No. 119
Lot No. 9. .Block No. 119
Lot No. 10.. Block No. 119
1 vOt No. 11.. Block No. 119
Lot No. 12.. Block No 119
Lot No. 4. .Block No. 120
Lot No. 9.. Block No. 120
Lot No. 8. .Block No. 121
Lot No. 10. .Block No. 122
That part of Lot No. 4, Block
No. 127, lying West of the West
boundary line of the P. & A. R.
& N. Co., as delineated upon
the plat.
Lot No 5. .Block No. 127
Lot No. 4. .Block No. 128
Lot No. 6% .Block No 128
Tract Lettered A.
Tract lettered D.
That part of Lot No. 6, Block
Lettered I, lying West of the
West boundary line of the P.
& A. R. & N. Co., as delineat
ed upon the plat.
Lot No. 8.. Block Lettered R
Lot No. 10 . . Block Lettered R.
Lot No. 1 . ? Block lettered S.
Full assessments have been paid
on all Lots and Tracts within
said Townslte that were claimed
and awarded at the date o? entry.
All persons are earned against
forming any combination or
agreement which will prevent
any Lot from selling advantage
ously or which will In any way
hinder or embarrass the sale,
and all persons so offending
will be prosecuted under Sec.
2373 of the Revliied Statutes of
the United State*.
William W. Houghton.
Trust <>e for the Town- 1
slt? olt Skagway, Alaska
SEATTLE'S
Leading Popular not?1
Hotel
Georgian
Rurr>v?n P*?n
oui?i?j?' mj a n r
Rooir- Ki?e*nt)r
P?rnl*lre<J
Scrapie Riuim
: Ootnmetvltl * F?tr.
i tlr s.|tr inl
UATWg
Hximi II op
Two ?'<r?on* tl JC up
Koom ?Hh l>*lh |I.A0
r?o P*t-*tms K M cp
r.e.CAurotUL
T?lr? Hart Uke r?r frt.m KOUn l tt A VFJ?UE I
On tor l? pnt to Fourth H" Prion k l*lk?? J
1 RAW FURS
? : WK PAY
HIGH - PRICES
FOR FINE FURS
WKITK FOR I'RH F LIST
Percey's Fur House
Ottiboah, ? W>?e?n??i?
mi j. . m: :mmitt2rtnoran?.nnrtnm
C. E. Bogardus
Assayer
?
OoM * SUt?t 91 00
Oold, 8Uv?r ft Coppw .. 1 60
Cyaiildo find Milling T?*U.
%
90 Columbia Si. Seattle
. 4|
. wEEft
There is Strength
and Vigor
in Eve'y Drop
COMPANY
SEATTLE, WASH.
? i-..i ..n i i iir?? ? ? i
| LOCAL BRIEFS"
8K AQWAY WEATHER REPORT
Rraulta of the observation taken
?t Moore'a Wkarf at midnight
lan night, >9 a a folfr>w? :
Temp. rlm? oM?rr(Tc .. .. 67 above
Max preceding 24 bra .. . 78 above
Mia " 64 above
?I fan - 31 abore
B??me?*r 30. j Ctoudf, B. wird
J. IKUTA
XAKrrACTCRIXO
JEWELER
WATCHES
AND CLOCKS
Curios, \rory Carvings
Indian Basket*
CHINA AND CUT CLASS
OfRoal Watek InipMlor for the
W. P. C. Y. Ro..?*
Mail Order* given prorrpt rare
WIP YOUR
RAW FURS
TO THE
iliiMft)
?inmcArouv kin*
W - ' ? r-<
A; ?ka Furs a Specialty
l Very Top Price* Paid.
Make - Trial - Shipment
SITKA
HOT SPRINGS
Sanitarium |?m] Alaska
l-arge, ( lean, fndividua Haths
Abundance of VTater. Best of
Hotel Accommodation*. Fur
nished Cabin* for Rent. . . .
Excellent Hunting1 and Fishing.
Motor Rotting and Sailing.
Stawner Georgia from Juneau
makes semi monthly visit*. In
formation and rat ps upon request
Dr. F. L. Goddard, Prop.
Health Resort i
ALASKA
I FIRE INSURANCE
? The Dubuque Fire and Marine Insurance
Company,? Dubuque, Iowa
The Westchester Fire Insurance Com
pany? New York
Asset* Over Four V\iilion Dollars
Phil Abrahams Skagway
B. M. BEHRENDS, Banker
Juneau, - Ala?ki?|
OLDEST BANK IN ALASKA
Kes{H?ctfully Solieifcf Thu Accoont#
of Ska g way Firuif And Indivldnala
? ?
| The Skagway Pioneer Dairy ?
+ ? ? s
? H. r. 8ECMAN. prop. +
J 4 The Sanitary Milk Ranch"
The Unrest and he<f conducted dairy In / laska. -
Daiiy Shipments of Pure MOk and Cream
To til potntaoo White Pim * Yofcnn Boat*.