1 LOCAL BRIEFS
SHAGWAY feKATHER REPORT
Reattito at Ifca > takM)
at ?wr?1 Wharf at oudalcH
test RiRiitv J u follow*:
tVmn tiato oM?rr?rt . .. U aHv*
Mu. ?vrt?r?U*n H hrs ... . ?>
Mte. " ?*..?. 61 abor-.
X ?-an * " " above
Rarr>w^t??r 5#:*S Ckwdy. iV. aiad.
BAKERY OOOOS.
Rm^J? til klato? frartt frva U?aj
?**a. Mk<? and ptoa, oonkfcw
A*ifh :t.v t? Cftct ? ftrat ciM tin* o
n? *M?a at ti>?
Wena pu?7, Rr<*dw*T
Pink a?4 SiiU? ArlMM. tr
Oo to tl?o * WUta rasa Cafe"
for the I ?*t neato in Whitekor?a. I
Nov ?rik>or tko Bi*n*powp*t of Mr*.
OrW*r KtM U
NOTICE TO THE PUiL?C.
FtNMM Uta ?!*>' on *11 *?!* lat?ad
?hI for Henry 1>Y iedenlfcai. the ln4?
V tjv??s?m ahoaM b? taade
i? aevea n* (TKt ami row caU will
receive a:fcer.Mo&. He a*
owvwiUniiod hi* offV> at U? Itougfe
v ? v _ar $taira
riVE GOOO ONtS TO DRAW TO.
IX?efi*d and Gl{wr*? Rr*. Pixl <
wWr, nhte Rfrboa atvJ P*? Rat* i
Vw IWr at the B<*r4 of Trade.
HOWS THIif
We <rft?r One HuAdred Dollars Re
gard fc?r any case o t catarrh that oai
aoi be cured by Hall's Catarrh Cere
F. 1. CHENKT A CO., Toledo, O.
We, the vnd-*r*lr&ed hat* known
F. J. Cheney far Uc past 15 ream,
Toledo, Oi
an J believe bin perfectly honorable
la all business transactions, and fin
anclalty a Me to carry out any ohllga
Uona made by bl* firm. Waldlng, Kin
nan * Marvin, w holeeale uruepiste o
Hail'i Catarrh cure U taken Intern
ally, acting directly upon U>? blood
and muoous surfacet of the aystem.
Testimonial* scat free. Price
per bottle. Sold by all druggtsta.
Take Hall i Fatally TUla tor constl
patitoa.
Hooded wfcteklee? Gil<s<?n. Moon
V?raoa and Mefmont. The beat of
Beer? Blue Ribbon, Bodwelceir and
fate Rainier, at the Mascot. Te>e>
phone ??. * tf
ua\i? RKDnt?\ sai.k
Tbe Pack Train Is now selling a
Nc lot of ttoo.1 (kiot's at reduced
prices as they are getting too old
to hold and sell at a profit. Yours,
kf. Herman Grimm
KASTKKN OYSTKKS
On the half shell served at the
Vienna Cafe, or will be supplied In
.11 quantities to families, restau
rants or hotels. Call at Broadway,
brtweon 5'h and fith avenues. tf.
WHBRF CO
TeraitH* VT. p. A T. Route. J ' ,
A11S Arrive and IVj?artFromThi8l>ock
REGULATIONS WO. }
Warehouse* open ft* delivery of aserrtand'se from $ a m. U> 5 p. m.
rvrfebabjes OVLT delivered o? S?Mt< or at night
vn freisfct shipments d??ti?ed ?cnKhbound ni'.ift be accompanied by *
SUirrKKS MANIFEST (WW can be obtained at the U. S. cw
torn ard ant *e de*Vfv*d before & p. to. No freight will be
rvoeired n the wharf *ft? this hour.
H\?x;AK? ? Toll* w4.U be collected on CHECKED BAQOAOK ONLT
No rharce for ba? sad crir? when unchecked.
The ?-barf wilt be cjooed to the public when steamer Is neartng
dock and will be opened whea raasenjrers have diaembarked.
\\ Jvarfare Tart oar. W had on arplT at ion at office oa dock.
p a. So* 17V C. 4. SHAW, General Manaaee.
Yam makr a mrtakr it
do not *!
Famous for *? Hwne C ooking.
Milk. Cream, C ottaec Cheese and
R-.rttermilk from our own dairy.
Fresh Eggs, etc
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Room* Sngir r* m Sutr Electric Lights
PorcrUw Batfi< on each floor
RATES $2.50 PER DAY AND UP
H. S. PULLEN, Prop. :: Skagway
+++++++++++* +*+++++*+*+++
+
.j. The Onhr FirS Class Hotel Opened Cnder New M;mage
+
in CarcrtMa ment
tor AtEn Stare Ua?. i J~ "
HOTEL SCOTT
Soott ft Scfcwaatekamp
Headquarters for Mining Men and
Travelers
S??CfAL HATtr 4NO ACCO*?*OD *TtONS FOR MUSMERS.
WELL FURNISHED ROOMS TABLE THE BEbT
C OOD STABLES FIRST CI ASS BAR STOCK
CARCROSS & 0 YUttON TER.
. + + + + + + 4.+ + +<>++ + + + + + + + + + + + 4
Mi:ii!)iiiiii!!H -? ;?! i t i i i -i- :
+
NEW
COMFORTABLE
The Caribou Hotel
t w. GIDEON FW*w r*
Car cross , Yukon Territory
ELEGANT +
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Kwwn <h? iR Oi.t !?> tKe VHitr Pmm Opt>o?
Well F-qmpped Furnace Heated Throughout Cafe and Bar
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Headquarter* for *Schul/a Athn RevaJ Mai!1 Stage Line +
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4IHWWH41 ! ill II M
<My cw ? sromo <jup?ni:.- twt it
Laxative Rromo
Cares a CoW m One Da* . CnfTsi 2 D?ji
box.
25c
TAMED THE BULLY
1 Dramatic Incident of Pioneer
Days In Tennessee.
A STAGECOACH ADVENTURE.
Tha Thrilling Scan* WK?n tha Tacribly
Cain Strangar Cawad the ln?ult?tg
Dasparad*. a* It Wai DaacnbaW by
Hanry Clay, Wha Witnaaaad It.
Ppon a certain invasion In his e?rly |
manhood Henry ('toy wns traveling In
a public atagvcoach tn Tennessee. Ills |
fellow lessen grin were a young lady I
ami her husband the latter evidently I
an Invalid ami a man In the front I
corner so muffled up In a fnr lined
cloak that his fen tn res were concealed, j
He appeared to he rather under than
aver the mcdlnm aixe and was evl j
, dently enjoying a refreshing slnmber.
Hy and hy a big, brewtt faced.
! brawny Kentucklan got Into this
onftcfe, smoking a rank, coarse grained
j cigar. Me eared aronnd fiercely, aa
though he would Impress upon the
mind* of his new companions that he
?.>.>nld chew np and swallow any one
who dam! to Interfere with him. In
short he was half horse ami half alll I
irator. with a gvodly sprinkling of pan
I ther ami grlaaly liear thrown In. fie
, puffed forth huge volumes of smoke j
j without the least concern for the com
fort of his companions.
Presently the lady, who seemed t>>
he growing sick. whispered to her has
band, ami the husband. In the politer
j manner possible. asked the stranger If
be wonld not throw away his cigar, as |
the smoke greatly discommoded his
I wife. With an Impudent swaggering I
I stare the fellow replied. Interlarding
! his speech with sex-era I oaths:
j "1 re-kon Pre paid for my place.
| m smoke as much as I please, and I'd
like to see some one try to atop me."
i He looked dangerous as he glared j
I around, and It was very evident th*t
j he whs used to quarreling and strife, j
! and. furthermore, a struggle with him
! might hare heen a deadly one. The |
1 young man who had spoken to him
shrank hack and was silent The lady
; towered the sash hy her side for a
| breath of fresh air.
j Mr. Clay felt every gallant instinct
| of his soul aroused. He considered for
j a moment whether he should interfere
and found himself reluctant to draw
upon his own head the brutal vlolem-e
! of ihe gigantic ruffian. In that then
lawless country he knew that his life
might he sacrificed unavenged. He
knew himself to be physically un I
equal to the contest, and he thought. I
after all. It was not his duty to risk
his life In some quixotic manner.
Clay was settling hack with pity for
the Insnlted and disgust for the insult er
when suddenly, but very quietly, the
cloaked figure In the comer assumed
an upright position, parting the burred
mantle without a particle of excite- I
ment thereby revealing the small, well
knit. mti->.'\]^r frame of a man plainly
dressed In A closely buttoned frock
coat, with a face rather pale and a pair
of bright eyes that gleamed like pol
ished steel, and those strange eyes
quickly attracted the attention of the
ferocious Kentucklan.
With a terrible calmness this man
pnsstnl his hand nnder his collar at the
kick of his neck ami deliberately drew
forth a long, glittering and ugly look
ing knife from a sheath in that sin
gular place.
"Stranper." he saia, "my name is
Colonel .lame* Bowie, well known In
Tova? and Arkansas. If you do not
put that oiRar out of the window In
!<?<?< than fifteen seconds III put this
knife through your heart as sure a*
death T
("lay wild lie wonld never forget the
! expression of the colonel's eyes at that
moment. They told, as unmistakably
as signs can tell, that the threat wonld
certainly he fulfilled, and this convic
tion evidently impressed itself upon
the mind of the offender.
Purlng a very few seconds his eyes
met those of Howie. With all his bmte
strength he was the weaker man, ami
he quailed. With a muttered curse he
threw his olrar away, upon which
Bowie e?>olly returned the knife to Its
| sheath and. without another look or
word. refolded his cloak about him and
lay back as before.
At the next stopping place the Ken
| tuckian pot out and took a seat with
the driver.? New York Telegram.
Th? Proper Rstort.
At a dinner a married man praised
the beauty of the Atlantic City girls.
Then, with a foolish chuckle, he
added:
"I had an awful bunch of them after
me when T was down there on my va
cation."
The lady beside him looked at him
coldly and retorted;
"Pear me! They must have been an
awful bunch. "?Exchange.
Tba Betttr Nam*.
??So yon are thinking of ealHnc your
Iwhy hoy IVter. I wwnldn't; I'd
! him Paul "
-Why w>r
"lie wonld have a letter chance in
life. It's Peter, you know, who Is al
ways robbed to pay Pant. "-Boston
I Transcript
Proof Po?itiv?.
Crawford? Po you think he'i hen
pecked? Crnltfhaw? He never men
tioned It but Pre noticed thftt the
portrait* over Ms mantelpiece are
i those of his wife ? folk*. -Judge.
Our highest hopes ire often destroy
ed to prepare tn for better ttrtnga.
? M ?
COPPERPLATE ENGRAVING.
: Tha Art Wa? Diacevarod Tbraufh tfca
Morost Accidont.
| Every on* hnw noticed on Ma vMtAg
? crd the UtMMl]) delicate tinea of fcta
' name, and almoul evert o*e knowa
1 that they are produced by printing
j from an engraved copperplate I .He*
I many otfrer thtngii of nae awl beauty,
thla art of copperplate engraving was
discovered throu|;b the mereat aerl
' dent by the goldamltha of Florence la
the fifteenth oenf'sry.
i It In a historical fact, however, that
1 one day an engraver on gold. wishing
to take a proof o* hi* wort, made the
nana) atilphnr cast and then fitted up
i the lines with himpMaefc. thus ena
! minar hit" to see exactly bow hi* w?k
looked White occupied In doing tMa
It occtwrert to him that p>>e*1bly the
same result* could lie obtained by fill
ing up the original engraving with
lampblack Instead of making an Im
pression of It *m1 filling up that.
Struck with the Idea. he put It Into
practical nse and, with a little damp
paper, sncj-ci-ded In potting a fair Im
preaaton fn?t? the engraving. .
The discovery ?ras raMIDtillMM to
other workers tn> the art. ami the?
halted It with Joy. an It saved all the
arduous trouble of making sulphSTT
casta, but they, never saw the fnll
value of the illsi-orcry. and consequent
ty the art of plate engnnlne lay for
almost a century lief ore tt* true ln?
port was disco* et-cd and brought <mt
In all Its great and beautiful resnlt*.
Today collector* of plate engravtnda
rave over the crtide results of earlier
times and sean-h the world for etam
ptea of these early masters to add to
their collections. Many of theae col
lections have beon presented to mn
scums, where they may lie seen and
appreciated by the people.
AIDED THE AERONAUT.
Washington Wm tho QadfaMier of i
Aviation In Amoriea.
Apparently 'Jeorge Washington was
not only the Father of Ills Country, bn!
also aomethlng like the godfather of
aviation In America. At any rate, he
wrote a letter for one SI. Blanch- ;
ard. who made tine first hallown a seen 1
sion In this country at Philadelphia in
170S. The letter reprinted In St. Nich
olas reada:
"Oeorge Washington, president of j
the United State* of America. To all j
whom the?e present shall come.
'The bearer hereof, Mr. Blanchard. ;
acitlM>n of France, proposing to aacend j
In a balloon from the city of Pblladel j
phla, at 10 o'clock a. in. this day. to |
pass In such direction and to descend
In such pla?-e a* circumstances may
render most convenient?
"These are. therefore, to recommend
to all cltlaens of the Fnited State*,
and others, that In his passage, de
scent. return or journeying elsewhere
they oppose no hindrance or moleata- j
tlon to the said Mr. Blanchard. ami
tbat, on the contrary, they receive and
aid him with that humanity ami g<**l !
will which may Pender honor to tbelr
country and Justice to an Individual
ao distinguished by his efforts to
establish ami advance an art. In order ,
to make It useful to mankind In gen
eral.
"t?lven under my hand and seal, at !
the city of Philadelphia, this ninth day
of January, one thousand aeven hun
dred and ninety-three, and of the In j
dependence of America the seven
teenth
"nRonOEl WASHINGTON."
A Japnnete Idea.
The Into MnNuhlto. emi>eror of Ja
ps n, on an occasion abort ly before his
death took a rnllwnj- Journey in tt?i*
northern part of Japan and arrived at
his destination hflif an hour late on ae
eotint of a slight accident on Hie mad.
Next day the malinger of the road com
mttted suicide, giving as the reason
for hi* art the fact that hia bad man
ngemont had inconvenienced the ero j
peror. The ?a*e attracted a great deal j
of attention and aome of the leading j
men of Japan, commenting on the dead j
man'a act. criticised his point of view. I
In the eyes of fellow townsmen, j
however. hW deed was commendable,
for the.v erected a ntatne In his hoaof
as an Ideal exponent of the Japanese
conception of loyalty.
A Funny Qiameao Cuitom.
They have a very funny fashion In
Slam When an Inferior cornea Into
the presence of a superior he tbrowa
himself upon the ground. Then the
superior sends <we of his attendant*
forward to fcee whether the proatrate
man has been entlng anything or has
any offensive odor about him. If he
be blameless in this respect the attend
ant raises him from the ground, but If
be be guilty the attendant straightway
kkka blm out.
A U?ef?il Paragraph.
Singleton (rendlng>-it la said that
the last word In an argument la often
the most dangerous.
Wedderly? Would yon mind letting
me have that paper?
Singleton? Wh?\t do yon want it for?
Wedderly? I want to show that par*
graph to my wife.
Pretty Long at Timea.
"I believe horn "sty paya In the long
run.'*
"So do I. But I pften wlnh It were
not such a mlgbl y long run."- Chicago
Recoid-Heraki.
Ha D'dnt Count.
Mr. Timid (hearing a volc? at t
a. m.>-I think, dear, that there la a
m-tuan In the house. Wife (acorn
fti11y>? Not to tWa room - Londofl
Sketch.
H. D. KIRMSE
PIONEER JEWEIXR
of Alaska
Largest md Mo*l ( Y.tnplrte
Stock of
Nugget Jewelry and
Alaskan Curios
In The North
St orps at
SKAGWAY h KETCHIKAN
RAW FURS
? : W1 HA Y
HIGH - PRICES
FOR FINE FURS
WHITE KDR PRICK LlsT
Percey's Fur House
OtkicMlt, ? WikcofMtn
^uumuutntmrnnnmn rttxruigiuaa i
C. E. Bogardus
Assayer
?
OoM A Silver 91 0*
Gold, Sllvwr * Copper .. I 50
OyiujM? ?nd WUin* T?wt?.
?
90 Colombia' St. Seattle
There is Strength
and Vigor
in Every Drop
COMPMN Y
SEATTLE, WA8H.
J. IKUTA
MAWffFACTtJIHJG
JEWELER
WATCHES
AND CLOCKS
Curiot, Ivory Carvings
Indian Backets
CHINA AND CUT CLASS
Oirid Watch ln*p?etor for llw
W. P. * Y. IW*
Mail OrHti gi?*n prompt < *1* J
ship rdUR
RAW FURS
TO THE
WJW.A rou* . num.
W e for riMi1'"
A i ika Fun a Specialty
Very Top Pnrei Paid.
Make - Trial * Shipment
SITKA
HOT SPRINGS
Sanitarium f "1*1 Alaska
I tree. Clean. Indlvidua Ratli*.
Abundance of water. of
Hotel Accommodation*. Fur
nished Cabins for Rent. ....
Excellent Hunting and Fishing.
Motor Routing Mid Snilinir
Steamer Georrfa from Juneau
makes s*tni-mooihly rlsit*. In
formal ion and rate* upon request
Dr. F. L. Goddard, Prop.
Health Resort
ALASKA
Location notl<ee. ptarer and quart*
(or tale by the Daily Alaskan tf
I
B. M. BEHRENDS, Banker
Juneau, ? Alaska
OLDEST BANK IN ALASKA
Rfwj^etfnlly Solicit* The Acconnta
of Skagway Mrmf And Individuals
i " ?
?+?+?+?+?+?*?+?+?+? s:gfgffn
? The Skagway Pioneer Dairy ?
? M. r. KIMAN, Prop.
? "The Sanitary Milk Ranch" i
The larjrest and bwt conducted dairy to > !**ka. -
Daily Shipments of Pure Milk and Cream
To all point* oo WWio Pm? * Tokoo Root*.
The White Pass AYukon Route
TIME TABLE NO. 20.
(Dally Except Sunday )
Jfo. 1 X. Bon ml J To. 2 a. ffciwnd
lit rtami tat flaw
??:.TO ?. m. L*av?* RKAGfAY Arrives 4:83 p. m.
13:0."! p. m. " WRITE PARS I^htm 3:03 "
12:43 " " LOO CART* " 3:30 -
1:40 " " BKJIJfETT - 1:43
3.20 " " CARIBOU N 11:40 a. m.
3:30 " Arrive* WRITEHORRE T^ar?a 9:30 ?
rawet>ft*>m must be at depot* In tlm# to hav? Daxnct Inapeeted
and checked Inspection la stopped 30 minutes before leaving time of
trains
150 ponnds of b?!ti?a?* will be checked free with each full fare
ticket aad 75 pounds with each half far* tlekel